Concord High School - Musket Yearbook (Concord, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1974 volume:

1974 MUSKET Concord High School 4200 Concord Blvd. Concord, California 94521 Opening 1 14 56 104 144 ZI $ % ' Involvement Sweat-Muscles Chalkdust Reflections Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Honors Support 2 Opening i tK,s PastlVe all Krr, 't as vouy,ear- V0u Vvn n hal|sy wa'k throuauSee beCome VJir ,fr ends8 h abe We've nil d,vidaa s ? 2 as a schoQfOWn tog'ether 4 Opening � i 6 Opening Yes we still had our cliques, red tape from the office, and problems we all caused ourselves, but we learned from them, perhaps more than we did from classes, for memorized facts are of little use unless they can be applied to life. Opening 7 Opening 9 Our lives were touched by many. We shared our hopes and our dreams. We learned and grew from each other in classrooms and on our own. 10 Opening Opening 11 12 Opening This book is dedicated to two of the nicest people around our school . . . Mrs. Dorothy McGrath and Mr. Manny Goulart. They have spent some of their own time to help us put this yearbook together. We really appreciate your support. Love is being able to help each other. Yes we know there are many nice people who are sweet and generous too. But . . . Mrs. McGrath and Mr. Goulart have a special friendship we all cannot forget. Opening 13 14 1 nvolvement lnvolvement 15 Der Deutshe Verein German Club took part in Oktoberfest wail on customers at outdoor cafe. Der Deutsche Verein (dair doy-tcha fair-ine) of CHS began the 1973-1974 year with small numbers but ended with big results. The club's first event of the year was participating at the YVHS Oktoberfest on October 20. The club's main contribution to the festival was a continuation of last year's Cafe 'zum Nussbaum (Cafe' by the Walnut Trees), with a booth and the main pretzel-concession. Later, the profits helped finance a dinner party for the members and a spring festival in which all the language clubs participated together. The word for CHS' German Club in 1973-1974 was ... GEMUTLICHEIT! 16 lnvolvement Ygnacio Valley German students show an Oktoberfest folk dance. German Club 17 S.A.D.O.T.A.R. 'No-club' club enjoys wide open spao ABOVE LEFT S.A.D.O.T.A.R Members hiked up in Yosemite which was one of their field trips, headed by Mr. Ed Totman. S.A.D.O.T.A.R 19 Exchange Students From different countries came foreign exchange students Kathleen Braga (CENTER) presents complimentary yearbooks to CHS exchange students while Rocky Lucia Student Body President (FAR RIGHT) presents them with a student body Activity Card. BACK Denys Fouqueray, France; Gunilla Ohls, Finland; FRONT Pepe Fortunez, Cuba; Jose Perez, Chile; Edith Tuhy, Germany. Fencing Neil Chlarson headed 1974 Fencing Team TOP Debbie Ristcr (RIGHT) shows competitive form against Clayton Valley, while Charlie Thompson watches and learns. ABOVE Doug Dobyne shows classic stances. LEFT Charlie Thompson matches wits against Doug Dobyne. Fencing 21 Open Campus During lunch hour we emptied our parking lot TOP Many of the cars that left to go out to lunch. ABOVE Students come back from lunch just in time for 6th period. RIGHT CHS parking lot was practically emptied during lunch. 22 lnvolvement YA Oneders G.A.A. sponsored KYA game against Concord's faculty TOP KYA'S Brian Roberts and Chris Edwards encouraged students to come to game, where KYA Oneders play CHS Men's Faculty. ABOVE Freshman basketball coach Nils Schroe-der goes up for a lay up and scores faculty's first point. LEFT KYA snuffed Men's Faculty, final score; KYA: 81, Men's Faculty: 61. lnvolvement 23 Student Government New officers brought many ideas and changes Rocky Lucia Student Body President Rich Firman Vice-President This year's Student Government brought many new ideas and changes to Concord High. With a President, Vice-President, two assistants, and twelve members of the Advisory Board, working hard they tried to solve the school's problems and bringing out new activities. One of their projects was the boost of Activity Cards. They offered each class prizes for those who bought them. The Student Government helped support Mr. Thall's Horticulture class by providing funds for plants. Some members attended the Junior States Convention in Sacramento. The students went to seminars and learned about fund raising ideas. They went to one seminar about student apathy, but the speakers didn't show up. Lack of student support was one of the major set backs for the years Student Government. Despite the lack of support many activities were completed. Mary Ann Lucia Secretary Pete Sciarretta Executive Assistant 24 lnvolvement Jack Krause Campus Comm. Sue McArthur Rally Comm. Victor Riolo Athletics Comm. Jennifer Pate Senior Class Rep. Karen Dubois Jr. Class Rep. Robert Eliason Curriculum Comm. Richard Barge Clubs Comm. Patty Lambertson Freshman Class Rep. Bob Kato Activities Comm. Steen Jensen Publicity Comm. Dave Pernick Finance Comm. Ian Allen Soph. Class Rep. Student Government 25 Journalism Newspaper, News Bureau covered many stories ABOVE: Doug Kerr, Scott Nicolosi, and Frances Davis work on newspaper layout. LEFT: Mr. L. D. Christman, journalism advisor, prepares to give birth to the 74 Musket. 26 lnvolvement ABOVE RIGHT Tami Johnson, Jim Chapman, Steve Carlson, Steve Bates, and Jamie Moyer working together on News Bureau book. ABOVE Randi Widen, Assistant Director of News Bureau. LEFT Audrey Koyasako, News Bureau Director. News Bureau 27 Yearbook Musket brings back cherished memories TOP Kathi Kane and Bill Whitney talk with Editor Pam Morris about their section. ABOVE Pete Sciarretta works on sports layout for yearbook. For the first time in five years, a male headed one of three Journalism staffs. Breaking with tradition, Doug Kerr served as PATRIOT Editor this year. Pam Morris guided the MUSKET staff, and Audrey Koyasako was News Bureau Director, and Randi Widen Asst. Director. The PATRIOT had a staff of ten, sharing photographers with the yearbook. The paper covered various school activities, and the News Bureau staff contributed many stories and features. Sports coverage in the paper was provided by Curt Fransden and Ed Lee, who alternated as Sports Editor. Tina Krause concentrated on fine arts and features writing, while Meg McConahay took charge of the editorial page. Fran Davis and Scott Nicolosi handled news stories for the paper, and Sue McArthur acted as Advertising Manager for the PATRIOT. This year the MUSKET featured twenty more pages, and combined Teachers and Curriculum into one section. All other sections were expanded beyond last year's coverage. News Bureau continued to provide local papers with stories on events at Concord. The staff also handled publicity for Public Schools Week. 28 lnvolvement - mi fv jc- Amber Thornton 1973 Homecoming Queen '3KT Homecoming Dance highlighted Homecoming night TOP: The Royal Homecoming Court were (LEFT TO RIGHT) Linda Root, Janet Giacoma, Cathy Crespi, Amber Thornton, Stacy Lynde and Joni Blatter. Their escorts were Randy Brassfield, Rod Antonio, Gary Leiker, Horace Westbrook, Jack Kierce and Dave Paschal. ABOVE: 1972 Homecoming Queen Mimi Goncalves and Brian Butcher returned to crown this year's Homecoming Queen. RIGHT: Homecoming Queen Amber Thornton and Horace Westbrook pose for photographers. 30 lnvolvement This year's Homecoming was dampened by rain and caused it to come indoors. 1973 Homecoming Queen's crown went to Amber Thornton which was announced at the dance and not the traditional half-time period during the game. During half-time nothing happened, and the senior float didn't even appear. First place went to freshmen, juniors took second, with sophomores claiming third. Homestead provided music for the dance, at which the Queen was crowned. Senior princesses for this year were: Linda Root, Stacey Lynde, Cathy Crespi, Janet Giacoma, and Joni Blatter. Class princesses included Tina Boonos; juniors, Janice Minges; sophomores, and Debbie Hurwitz; freshmen. Homecoming breakfast with rolls and orange juice was held before school. At the lunchtime rally, Sue MacArthur; Rally Commissioner, announced the addition of a homecoming King, Horace Westbrook. TOP: This year’s class princesses were (LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING) Tina Boonos; juniors, Debbie Hurwitz; freshman, and Janice Minges; sophomores. ABOVE: Candidates for 1973 Homecoming Queen were (LEFT TO RIGHT) Amber Thornton, Linda Root, Stacey Lynde, Cathy Crespi, Joni Blatter, and Janet Giacoma. RIGHT: Horace Westbrook was elected Homecoming King. Homecoming 31 Field People Wire fence was a common meeting place TOP The fence is a favorite place for many. ABOVE On cold windy days, it's not half as bad, standing by the fence. 32 1 revolvement Because there are some of us at Concord High, who enjoy sitting and conversing with Dur friends in a peaceful open field, rather :han sitting in a box, screaming our lungs out, -vith wall-to-wall people, some think we are a ower class of people. Others think just because we go to the field -ve smoke and such It's not necessarily rue. You do your thing and we do ours, and all Df it is a part of life and involvement at Con-:ord High. TOP Jim Bredemeirer and friends get together during brunch. ABOVE LEFT As always there are a few shy ones, such as, Kevin Brady, Jim Gaston, and Andy Wheeler. ABOVE Nancy Lawrence and Linda Gonzales found a dry spot to sit. Field People 33 Field People Groups gathered during brunch, lunch TOP Each group of friends had certain places they went, when out in the field. ABOVE LEFT Some gathered in the far left section. ABOVE While others met at the end of the portables. RIGHT But still others met in front of the portables. 34 lnvolvement TOP Friends stand around in the cold wind to talk. ABOVE LEFT Kim Bloom discusses last period with friends. LEFT Linne Schmidt, Anita Descalzo, and Robert Kleppc listen as Rob Rawly and Jim Maxon talk. Field People 35 Field People Places to relax weren't hard to find TOP: The baseball backstop was a good place for friends such as Joanne McNeil, Donna Hanawalt, Pam Gomez and Linda Gonzales to get together and talk. MIDDLE: On a nice day, (L TO R) Barre Miller, Mike Lipski, Rob Rowley, Dirk Fibush take time to kick back. LEFT: Rainy days often made people take advantage of the backstop. 1J TOP: Before school was also a time to gather in the field. ABOVE: Mike Good, Barre Miller and Kathleen Braga stand while Vince Amantite, Donna Johnson, Peggy Tran-schel and Joanne Jacobson relax. Field People 37 Music Everyone participated in the music program Symphonic Band Pyke Allen Mark Dirato Les Johnson Phil Peterson Janet Armstrong Janet Erickson Jim Kendle Mark Ratteree Virginia Bergum Matt Ferraris Patti Lambertson Pam Ruby Lori Bisio David Fritz Scott McAtey Susan Rueter Pat Blackburn MarcGilbraith Sheila McFarland Lisa Ruiz Kay Blatt RonCareis Don McGrath Dawn Rugroden Richard Blatt Joni Gentry Gary McGrath David Schaffer Brian Blum Mark Goldsmith Brad McKee Steve Schwarzenba Mark Boone KenGranquisi Sky Mariclc Dianna Shulte Donna Breedlove Kevin Griffiths Brad Martin Jennifer Scofield Cindy Brumley Kathy Hackley Michelle Mattingly Janet Scott Nancy Bublitz Randy Halter Bill Meade Susan Steele Tom Carlson Jackie Hanson John Milam Rich Taylor Kim Carney Dennis Higgins Tom Monroe Stacy Tannahill Robin Christensen Marty Holmes JoMortensen Steve Teske Mindy Chronister John Hornbeck Shirley Nitchman DawnUmberger David Claytor Melody Howe Kurt Nicholas David Webster Mark Colburn Judy Hudson Terry Orr Bill Whitney Linda Cortois Scott Hunter Richard Pernick Clay Wilson Lori Cook Donald Isaacs Alan Peterson Doug Wilson Doug Cullimore Dan Jernigan Judy Peterson Dennis Willerford 38 lnvolvement Symphonic Orchestra Dianne Reedy Carol Williams Stephanie Bundy Joni Blatter Doreen Giles Jennifer Pate Michelle Sommers Skye Jones Laura Boley Starr Ehmke Ruth Rugroden Karen Allen Cathy Bennett Leslie Schild Susan Hackley Nancy Costello Pam Bond Peggy Hansen Vickie Nausin Sherry Champion Brian Lerda Phil Jefferys Rossana Dia Sara Christensen Holly Higgins Cindy Beck Randy Halter John Hornbeck Dean Andropoulos Scott Kline Debbie O'Jones Terry Amos Benn Smith Dave Lubeck Ken Krause Toni Congdon Lynn Carey Ed Saltier Dennis Markus Jon Cooke Tom Reeder Steve Wilson Dan Gleffe Tom Kochmann Dave Fritz Steve West Mark Dirato Joe Field Harmony Class Dean Andropoulos, Skye Jones, Scott Kline, Stephanie Bundy, Sharon Sundsten, Laura Murphy, Randy Halter, Steve McKinley, Holly Fliggins, Dianne Reedy, with Mr. Durflinger at the piano. Music 39 Song Girls Competition brought honors to song girls Kathy Paul Terry Freese Audrey Koyasako Song girls end their routine with the splits. Topped off by a competition at a San Francisco 49er game, the 1973-74 song girls won many top honors. They performed at games and rallies and were accompanied by the marching and rally band. After practicing all summer the song girls attended Santa Cruz song-leading camp where they were awarded with a trophy for the school with the most spirit. Headed by Senior Kathy Paul the 73-74 song girls were: Juniors Lori Allen, Audrey Koyasako, Terry Freese, Sophomores Michelle Bruney and Lori Adams. 40 lnvolvement Lori Allen Michele Bruney Lori Adams While the band plays The Stripper song girls start their act. Cheerleaders 41 TOP Homestead performs for CHS students after Homecoming rally. ABOVE Song girls do their routine during Homecoming rally. 42 Involvement Rallies School team spirit comes out in rallies TOP Varsity Football lines up for introduction. ABOVE LEFT Sherri Hammon, Bambi Yeley, Sue Poston and Joan EgterVanWissckerke do an imitation of Antioch cheer. ABOVE RIGHT Cross country coach Mr. Chuck Hunter talks about team while rally band looks on. LEFT Mark Oliver speaks to crowd about upcoming game. Rallies 43 Cheerleaders Concord rally squad rated superior KNEELING Lori Clark, FRONT Carol Williams, Maureen Lewis, Janice Minges, BACK Laurie Lanv berison, Tina Boonos, Tami Perkins Tina Boonos Carol Williams 44 lnvolvement •-V. Laurie Lambertson Lori Clark Janice Minges Winning second place against 41 rally squads, at the Contra Costa-Alameda All Star game, was a highlight of the year for the varsity cheerleaders. They were also awarded a superior rating at Santa Cruz cheerleading camp. Headed by Senior Carol Williams the varsity cheerleaders were Laurie Lambertson, Maureen Lewis, Lori Clark, Tina Boonos, Tami Perkins and Janice Minges. All the cheerleaders showed spirit and proved it by winning the Spirit Stick at camp, where the junior varsity was awarded with a superior rating. JV's were Katy McArthur, Valerie Hasha, Lisa Enjain and Kim Cargo. Freshmen teams were rooted on by Cathy Harais, head, Debbie Pedrotti, Jo Anne Weber and Dana Hoffman. Cheerleaders 45 Cheerleaders JV's, Freshmen performed at rallies Valerie Hasha, Lisa Enjain, Kim Cargo and Katy McArthur. Kim Cargo Katy McArthur Lisa Enjaian Valerie Hasha 46 Cheerleaders Dana Hoffman Cathy Harais KNEELING: Debbie Pedrotti, STANDING: Cathy Harais, head, Dana Hoffman and Jo Anne Weber. Jo Anne Weber Debi Pedrotti Marching Band Majorettes, Sign Carriers livened up Marching Band Ruth Wylie, Head Rhonda Lee Laurie Morrison Judy Nelson Sandy Regensberg Sue Steele Debbie King Sherri Jerome MAJORETTS, KNEELING Sandy Regensberg, Sue Steele, Ruth Wylie, Debbie King, Laurie Morrison. STANDING Judy Nelson, Sherri Jermone, Rhonda Lee. 48 lnvolvement Cheryl Dowling, Head Diane Cox Patrice Hansen Patty Blackburn Amy Chavez Karen Slusser Marcia Potts Sandi Linn SIGN CARRIERS Dianne Cox, Patrice Hansen, Marcia Potts, Cheryl Dowling, Head, Patty Blackburn, Amy Chavez, Karen Slusser and Sandi Linn. Led by seniors Cheryl Dowling and Ruth Wy-ie, the 1973-74 Sign Carriers and Majorettes dded beauty and color to the marching band, hey also preformed at rallies and at games issisting the cheerleaders. The Sign Carriers attended Santa Cruz Let-ergirl Camp and walked away with top hon- rs. They included Marcia Potts, Cheryl Dow-ing, Sandi Linn, Karen Slusser, Patty Black-)urn, Amy Chavez, Dianne Cox and Patrice lansen. The 1973-74 Majorettes included Debbie (ing. Sue Steele, Sandy Regensberg, Laura vlorrison, Ruth Wylie, Head, Judy Nelson, heri Jerome and Rhonda Lee. Marching Band 49 Marching Band Flag carriers turned with marching band i l . ■•••_ ■-i j ■ • KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Keever, Ann Hall, Lisa Klinger, Denise Wagner, Linda Baltizor, Jo Mortenson. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Stinnett, Colette Curtis, Elizabeth Roberts, Crystal Simoneaux, Cheryl Deck, Robin Klinger, Hilary Strong. Crystal Simoneaux Head 50 lnvolvoment Amos, Terry Andropoulos, Dean Barfuss, Lori Beck, Cindy Bisio, Paul Blau, Kay Blau, Richard Boykin, Ron Breedlove, Donna Brumley, Cindy Bublit , Nancy Burke, Patty Carlson, Robert Carney, Kim Cary, Lynn Cary, Tom Cheak, Cindy Christensen, Sara Chronister, Mindy Contois, Linda Cook, Lori 1974 Marching Band Cooke, Ion Crider, Kit Cutts, Jim Darcy, Patty Deck, Cheryl Dirato, Mark Eggert, Tim Erickson, Janet Faddis, Alan Ferrel, Dave Field, Joe Frit , David Caibraith, Mark Gareis, Ron Gentry, Joni Gleffe, Dan Goldsmith, Mark Granquist, Kent FJackley, Kathy Hall, Christine Higgins, Dennis Higgins, Holly FJipkins, Dave Hornback, John Hudson, Judy Huffman, Melissa Kato, Bob Kline, Scott Kochmann, Tom Krause, Ken Lambertson, Patti McAtee, Scott Mckee, Brad McKinley, Steve Markus, Dennis Meade, Bill Milam, John Monroe, Tom Nitchman, Shirley Packwood, Mark Pernick, Richard Peterson, Judy Platt, Cindy Reeder, Tom Robinson, Vickie Rueter, Suzanne Ruiz, Lisa Satller, Ed Schaffer, David Schulte, Dianna Smith, Benn Smith, Brad Stirchak, Alice Stucey,Jay Umberger, Belinda Umbergcr, Dawn Walsh, lane Webster, David West, Steve Whitney, Bill Willerford, Dennis Wilson, Steve Dave I ubeck, Drum Major Marching Band 51 Bands Jazz, Rally ensembles performed well for us Sandy Halter, Dave Lubeck, Tom Reeder, Dan Gleffe, Bob Carlson, Cindy Cheak, Scott Kline, Kit Crider, Dean Andropoulos, Holly Higgins, Paul Bisio, Steve Wilson, Jon Cooke, Ed Saltier, Mark Packwood, Dennis Higgins Jazz Ensemble Cindy Beck, Paul Bisio, Jon Cooke, Chris Hall, Brad Smith, Ed Saltier, Steve Adams, Tom Reeder, Mark Field, Scott Kline, Dan Gleffe, Holly Higgins, Steve Wilson, Dave Miller, Ray Fritz, Randy Halter, Rhonda Zinn, Kent Bantgis, Joe Field, Tom Kochmann, Mike Blattler, Dave Hipkins, Tom Carlson Rally Ensemble 52 lnvolvement Music W'nd Ensemble express Itneir talent at C.H.S. Wind Ensemble Terry Amos Dean Andropolous Lori Barfuss Kent Bartgis Cindy Beck Doug Bernard Richard Blatt Mike Blatter Jody Boris Ron Boykin Rob Brown Patty Burke Steve Byers Joanne Carlson Robert Carlson Lynn Cary Tom Cary Cindy Cheak Chuck Coats Toni Congdon Jon Cooke Kit Crider Jim Cutts Patty Darcy Tim Eggert Alan Faddis Dave Ferrel Joe Field Ed Flynton David Fritz Dan Gleffe Barbara Glenn Ann 1-1 all Christine Hall Randy Halter Holly Higgins Dave Hipkins Jack Hornback Diane Howard Melissa Huffman Bob Kato Scott Kline Robin Klinger Tom Kochmann Ken Krause Dave Lubeck Steve McKinley Dennis Markus Dave Miller John Moore Laura Morrison Debbie Naas Debbie O'Jones Mark Packwood Cindy Platt Vickie Robinson Russ Sage Chrystal Simoneaux Karen Slusser Benn Smith Brad Smith Alice Stirchak Jay Stucey Belinda Umberger Mike Van Atta Stephanie Voeltz Jane Walsh Steve West Steve Wilson Ruth Wylie Tom Reeder Dave Webster Music 53 Concert Choir Singing was superb in 74 CONCERT CHOIR FRONT ROW Karen Wade, Diane Cox, Patrice Hansen, Donna Reed, Theresa Peatross, Debbie Goulart, and Laura McKinley. SECOND ROW Vickie Nausin, Peggy Sharp, Racquel Lively, Tami Waltz, Janice Cameron, Lori Barfuss, Myra Moore, and Linda Por-cho. THIRD ROW Tina Krause, Peggy Holt, Bob Balwin, Hal Tueller, Debbie Hasha, Keri Mortcnsen, Peggy Hansen, and Becky Stinnett. BACK ROW Kandis Ringgenberg, Mary Jeffers, Mike Petsas, Scott Aaron, John Bishop, Steve McKinley, Jim Meade, Todd Evans, and Kris Mejia. ABSENT Barbara Brown, Lori Hutchinson, Debbie Proctor, and Dan Owens. 54 lnvolvement RONT ROW GIRLS CHOIR Audrene Allencastre, Dana Hartline, Jill Bradley, Leslie Smith SECOND ROW Terry Somers, Alice Hight, Shelley erry, Becky Gee, Janice Cameron THIRD ROW Debbie Phillips, Joan Harcharik, Mary Andress, Patty Esberg, Kathy Howard BACK ROW anie Spencer, Kim Griffiths, Rhonda Caires, Janice Holt, Kathy Mina, Chris Hall. 1ADRIGALS BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Scott Aaron, Hal Tuellcr, Steve McKinley, Jim Meade. RONT Kerrie Mortinsen, Debbie Hasha, Tina Krause, Peggy Wolt, Laurie Hutchinson, Peggy lansen Music 55 56 Sweat and Muscles Sweat and Muscles 57 Tennis Addition of girls highlights season VARSITY TENNIS KNEELING Mgr. Mike Copeland, Jeff Powell, Rossana Diaz, Kim Catrow, Hal Tueller. STANDING Coach Bernie (.lacuna, Paul Candau, Tom Candiotti, Pete Sciarretta, Ed Saltier. Returning with only two varsity members. Concord High's Varsity Tennis team did well by taking fourth place in the D.V.A.L. with an 8-5-1 record. The big asset was the new rule that girls can compete in boys athletics. Sophomore Kim Catrow and senior Rosanna Diaz showed their interest by coming out and did quite well by being numbers 3 and 4 on the team. The other strength in the team was the two returning members, number 1 Tom Candiotti and number 2 Pete Sciarretta. Both seniors compiled good records this year. Tom was most valuable player and Pete was team captain. Coach Bernie Llacuna is looking for strong teams the next few years because of the depth in sophomores and freshmen. Rossana Diaz displays her backhand form. 58 Sweat tr LEFT Senior Tom Candiotti serves ball in match with Clayton Valley. BELOW Kim Catrow watches ball after hitting forehand. BOTTOM Senior Pete Sciarretta hits a forehand drive. Sports 59 JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING Kevin Southall, Bruce Fielding, Barbara Bates, Keith Lee, Brian Ajari. STANDING Coach Bernie Llacuna, Mike Copeland, Brad Smith, Dennis Higgins, Bob Kato, Steve Wilson. Tennis Sport gains popularity at Concord HigI FRESHMEN SITTING Rico Debenedetli, Tim Shaw, Phil Petersen. KNEELING Dave Naas, Steven Schwarzenbach, Doug Butler, Tom Villa, Brian Faddis, Kenneth Fairbanks, Clay Gylin. STANDING Coach Bernie Llacuna, Rob Wiley, Greg Floyd, Otto Car-denez, Dave Copeland, Glen Batchelder, Bill Meade, Dennis Fairbanks, John Hackley, Peter Southall, Manager Mike Copeland. 60 Sweat Cross Country Hillman's speed provided strength or small team ARSITY Coach Chuck Hunter, Ron O'Neil, Ceorge Hillman, Mike Capo- illa, Scott Walker, Dave Barry. Senior Ceorge Hillman was the Most Valuable Runner on the team. Only beating Pittsburg, Concord's Varsity Cross Country team came up with a disappointing final record of 1-7. Coach Chuck Hunter pointed out George Hillman as outstanding varsity man and Bob Loeffler tops for Frosh-Soph. Next year the team will have two outstanding returners and several good ones to help the team up to a higher standing. FROSH-SOPH Terry Bills, Bob leoffler, John Blasque , Lance Friis. Cross Country 61 Freshman Football Mini Minutemen have impressive season t % SITTING-Mark Colburn, Dan Jcrnigan, Dave Claytor, Bruce Baeta, Bob Lee, Mark Boone, Scott Churchill, Mike Marr, Mark Caldera, Tom Crespi. KNEELING-Tim O'Connell, Charles McGough, Jeff Freeman, Ron Lane, Craig Sabatine, Mark Stcindel, Mark Co-tens, Fred McDougal, John Peterson, Shawn Brady, Anthony Boyle, Mike Jasey, Alan Peterson. STANDING-Coach Bruce Wallace, Steve Ortiz, John Waite, Troy Brunty, Don McGrath, Paul Newfield, Tom Carlson, Rob Davis, Terry Orr, Gene Birdwell, Mark Guinn, Jeff Muhr, Coach Ron Stafford. Having basically a very good year considering this was the finest freshmen football league in five years, Concord's Little Green came up with a 3 win 6 loss record. Coach Ron Stafford pointed out running back Troy Brunty as the finest frosh back in the league and he proved it by gaining over eleven hundred yards. Also consistant players were Don McGrath, Terry Orr and Bruce Baeta. Coach Stafford added By filling in a few key positions that the frosh team lacked, the J.V.'s could have a fine season next year. 1973 Season Record Concord.... 12 Pleasant Hill .......0 Concord .. 16 Ygnacio Valley......12 Concord ...12 Clayton Valley..... 22 Concord.... 20 Ygnacio South .......6 Concord... 12 College Park........26 Concord ... 0 Antioch.............16 Concord... .14 Pittsburg ...........16 Concord____14 Park Jr. High........24 Concord.... 16 Ml. Diablo...........34 Final Record: Won 3 Lost 6 62 Sweat LEFT Troy Brunty (30) turns upheld to pick up yardage. BELOW Anthony Boyle (42) makes unassisted tackle on ball carrier. BOTTOM Freshmen team set up their offense formation against Ygnacio Valley. FootbaII 63 SITTING Tom Leo, Mitch Staples, Rick Cunningham, Gary McGrath, Jeff Dutra, Tad Llacuna, Joe Calderon, John Bennedict, Ed Cissel, Kevin Bledsoe. KNEELING Jeff Taylor, Joe Sweet, Bob Younggreen, Steve Pate, Mike Mayorga, Robert 8aldwin, Russ Sage, Kelly Longstaff, Dave Hipkins, Doug Walters. STANDING Coach Warden, Coach Camit , Stan Durman, Robert O'Brian, Bob Hooy, Stan Polite, Steve O'Conell, Tim Kelley, Russell Caroll, Terry Winkler, Charles Renner, Steve Felix, David Curry, Coach Catolico. JV Football Junior Minutemen gained experience After winning only one pre-season game, Concord's young Junior Varsity Team went on to win four games while losing six. The team was impressive and should provide good varsity material for next year. The team was coached by Coach Warden, Coach Camitz, and Coach Catolico. Concord 6 ... 1973 Season Record Terra Linda 7 Concord 24 Kennedy 30 Concord 16 St. Ignatious 0 Concord 6 Pleasant Hill 27 Concord 0 ... Antioch 14 Concord 0 College Park 6 Concord 21 Clayton Valley 20 Concord 0 ... Ygnacio Valley 36 Concord 14 Pittsburg 0 Concord 6 Mt. Diablo 0 Final Record: Won 4 Lost 6 64 Sweat TOP Mitch Staples irys to get away from Clayton Valley defender. LEFT Gary McGrath (17) covers an Ygnacio Valley receiver. ABOVE Concord player makes an unassisted tackle on a Clayton Valley halfback. Football 65 Varsity Football Young team showed pride and SITTING Rick Jones, Bob Machado, Brian Keith, Don Mills, Stan Mayberry, Horace Westbrook, Dave C zales, Perry Sykes. KNEELING Coach Charlie Jones, Rich Elliot, Travis Turner, Mike Chronister, Guy I son, Mark Root, Steve Bryant, Mike Foley, Doug Bernard, Greg Ewert, Paul Sudan. STANDING Coach [ Anticipating an excellent season. Concord High's Varsity Football Team had somewhat of a disappointing one when the team finished with an odd 3-4-3 record. Their 2-2-3 league record was good enough for fourth place in the DVAL. The Green Machine got off to a good start by winning their non-league opener over Terra Linda 18-7. But the Minutemen had their problems the next two games, losing 10-0 to Kennedy of Richmond and 21-14 to St. Ignatious of San Francisco. In their league opener, the Green Machine pulled an 11-8 victory over Pleasant Hill. The game was climaxed by Mark Oliver's field goal in the closing seconds of the game. In the next game the Minutemen lost to a powerful Antioch team 31-6. After that, they played an excellent game against College Park, but had to settle for a 6-6 tie. The following Friday night the Minutemen faltered losing to Clayton Valley 29-20. After that the Green Machine came up with an upset tie with Ygnacio Valley 14-14 and another tie with Pittsburg 20-20. The Minutemen came on strong in the last game to defeat Mt. Diablo 20-15 on a muddy field. Head coach this year was Frank Aiello, and his assistants were Coach Dave Clark and Coach Charlie Jones. determination in close games Dave Hildreth, Craig Christianson, Mark Oliver, Curt Cannedy, Gary Ewert, Dan Schumann, Mitch , Ion Livesay, Greg Baker, Bob Schmidt, Dave Edgecombe, Coach Frank Aiello. 1973 Season Record Concord .. 18 Terra Linda............7 Concord.... 0 Kennedy ..............10 Concord____14 St. Ignatious.........21 Concord .. .11 Pleasant Hill .........8 Concord.... 6 Antioch...............31 Concord.... 6 College Park ..........6 Concord____20 Clayton Valley........29 Concord____14 Ygnacio Valley........14 Concord____20 Pittsburg ............20 Concord____20 Mt. Diablo............15 Final Record: Won 3 Lost 4 Tied 3 Coaches pace sidelines in a game played at D.V.C. Football 67 TOP Running back Horace Westbrook racks up yards against Clayton Valley. ABOVE Junior Mike Foley gets pass away in game with College Park. RIGHT Rich Elliot shows his punting form. 68 Sweat A k Varsity Football Concord took Rams in DVAL opener TOP Senior Jon Livesay (40) provides blocking for Horace Westbrook (32) who gets handoff from Mitch Dean (ID. LEFT Curt Cannedy (24) tries to get away from three Kennedy tacklers. Sports 69 BELOW Coach Charlie Jones shows a sign of frustration as a player gets hurt. RIGHT Mark Oliver attempts a field goal against Ygnacio Valley. BOTTOM Mike Chronister gets by Pittsburg defenders and makes catch. Varsity Football Green Machine ties D.V.A.L. record ABOVE Horace Westbrook (32) looks for running room against Ygnacio Valley. LEFT Mitch Dean (11) picks up yardage in a game with Clayton Valley. BOTTOM Craig Christensen (77) and Dave Gonzalez (45) try to tackle Kennedy ball carrier. Sports 71 Varsity Wrestling Grapplers brought Carrier 100th win KNEELING Jim McEachran, Dennis Mudgett, Dave Means, John Maddock, Tad Llaucna, Tom Jardine STANDING Coach Don Carrier, Greg Ewert, Ted Ellis, Jon Livesay, Gary Bruce, Don Means, Paul Sudan, Craig Christensen. At the beginning of the season. Concord appeared to have the strongest team in the league. The team breezed through pre-season with 6 wins and 1 loss. The day before the league matches started, the team suffered two serious injuries in practice to two of their best wrestlers. One was 154 lb. Dave Gonzales, who would have been a league champion in Coach Carrier's opinion. Concord sent one of the strongest teams into the D.V.A.L. Tourney, with 9 seeded wrestlers and 8 of those 9 were seeded no. 1 or no. 2 in their weight classes. The 74 team gave Coach Don Carrier his 100th dual meet win in the D.V.A.L., THE FIRST D.V.A.L. COACH TO ACHIEVE THIS MARK. Coach Don Carrier, first D.V.A.L. coach to reach 100 win mark. 72 Sweat Varsity Wrestling INDIVIDUAL STATS W L 981b. Jim McEachran 16 3 1061b. Dennis Mudget 16 7 1151b. Dave Means 8 11 1231b. John Maddock 21 2 1301b. Gary Bruce 21 5 1361b. Tad Llacuna 6 17 141 lb. Tom Jardine 12 7 1481b. Greg Ewert 17 5 1571b. Ted Ellis 3 8 1681b. Don Means 20 4 1781b. Jon Livsay 17 6 1941b. Paul Saudan 0 10 Hwt. Craig Christensen 16 3 1571b. Dave Gonzales 9 2 Concord 31 .........Antioch.......24 Concord 43 .........Pleasant Hill . ..12 Concord 25 .........College Park.. .31 Concord 31 .........Mt. Diablo.___27 Concord 31..........Ygnacio Valley .33 Concord 33..........Clayton Valley 24 Concord 52..........Pittsburg.....10 Final Record: Won 5 Lost 2 ......... ABOVE Tom Jardine attempts to power opponent to the mat in D.V.A.L. Tourney. LEFT Greg Ewert stands by for starting signal. Wrestling 73 TOP Senior Gary Bruce takes position on opposing wrestler. ABOVE Captain John Maddock gets instructions from referee. RIGHT Don Means forces opponent out of bounds. 74 $ we at Varsity Wrestling Grapplers had 5-2 record in DVAL ABOVE Sophomore Jim McEachran positions himself during a 98 pound match. Wrestling 75 BELOW Dennis Mudgett closely watches the refs hand. RIGHT 2nd place 98 lb. D.V.A.L., Jim McEachran. RIGHT John Maddock prepares for takedown. BOTTOM Jon Livesay appears to be having fun. 76 Sweat Varsity Wrestling C.H.S., C.P. tied for first in D.V.A.L. tourny VVRESTLETTES FRONT ROW (L TO R) Cindy Dale, Judy Hudson, Pam Ruby, Karen Wade, La Ree Walden, Diane Soderholme, Debbie Bedsworth. BACK ROW' (L TO R) Theda Kimsey, Julie Carrier (head) Mic hele Vasarhely, Vickie Nausin, Sue Rueter. Wrestling 77 J.V. Wrestling JTvTsgrappled to a winning season SITTING Rusty Sage, Greg Kelly, Mark Gwinn, Mark Colburn, Tom Dow, Ron Elliott, Glenn Betchelder, Lance Freece, KNEELING Bob Gonzales, Scott Farell, Paul Alexander, Charles Renner, Mike Nickell, Tom Monroe, Bob Baldwin, Bruce Landon, Steve Bruce, Sear Brady, John Stotts, Travis Turner, Dave Walsh, Dave Hildreth, Coach John Owings. ABOVE LEFT J.V.'s warm up mind and body before a match ABOVE Travis Turner and John Stotts watch matches intently. 78 Sweat KNEELING Bruce Baeta, Don Walsh, Fred McDougal, Brad Meade, Dale Walsh, John Waite STANDING Mark Costello, Mark Raterny, Steve Ortize, Mike Belka, Mark Freeman, Troy Brunty. Freshmen Basketball Team finished with losing season Mark Costello goes in for two points against Antioch. Basketball 79 KNEELING Bob Youngrcen, Bill Staffer, Dan Noonon, Doug Walters, Kelly Longstaff, Jeff Sutton. STANDING Don McCalib, Dave Hasha, Steve Felix, Steve Bates, Mark Loefler, Stan Durman, Guy Nielson, Brad Smith, Scott Walker, Steve O'Connell. J.V. Basketball Junior cagers finish with .500 season 1973-74 Season Record CHS 39 Y.V 50 CHS 46 Pittsburg 7(i CHS42 .... Antioch 41 CHS 48 CHS 40 .... College Park Pittsburg la CHS49 .... Mt. Diablo 46 CHS 41 .... Clayton Valley 65 CHS 50 Ygnacio Valley 64 CHS 47 .... Pittsburg 68 CHS63 .... Antioch 51 CHS 53 College Park 68 CHS 41 Pleasant Hill 58 CHS 67 Clayton Valley 43 CHS 73 Mt. Diablo 49 Final Record! Won 7 Lost 7 Bob Younggreen shoots jump shot between two Mt. Diablo players. 80 Sweat LEFT Dan Noonan tries to steal ball away. BELOW LEFT Bob Younggrecn puts up two points against Mt. Diablo. BELOW Mark Loeffler shoots over Red Devil player. J.V. Basketball 81 Varsity Basketball Varsity Cagers displayed new talents ABOVE Junior Rick May shoots a jump shot over Mt. Diablo player. TOP RIGHT Bill Gleffe hits base line shot against Ygnacio Valley. RIGHT Sean McFarland trys to get by Clayton Valley players. 82 Sweat TOP LEFT Ron Grobeck shoots over Mt. Diablo player as Bill Hodges (43) watches. ABOVE Sean McFarland gets by Yg-nacio Valley player and attempts shot. LEFT Senior Ron Grobeck passes to Sean McFarland in game at Mt. Diablo. C Basketball 83 TOP LEFT Ron Grobeck puls up free throw. TOP RIGHT Rex Fredrickson looks for player to throw to. LEFT Sean McFarland shoots over defender. ABOVE Bill Gleffe gets two points against Mt. Diablo. 84 Sweat Varsity Basketball Minutemen battled tough schedule ABOVE LEFT Senior Ron Grobeck attempts to pass off ball. ABOVE RIGHT Sean McFarland shoots jump shot over Pleasant Hill defender. LEFT Bill Hodges tips off with Pleasant Hill player to start game. Basketball 85 Varsity Basketball Defenders try to knock off champs TOP LEFT: Center Bill Hodges shoots base line jump shot. TOP RIGHT: Rick May shoots a free throw. RIGHT: Mike Chronister shoots over Ram defender. 86 Sweat Basketball 87 Varsity Basketball Cagers showed determination on cour KNEELING Rick May, Scan McFarland, Mike Chronister, NA, Rex Fredrickson, STANDING Rich Neely, Ron Grobeck, Bill Gleffe, Bill Hodges, Mark Oliver, Mitch Dean. Trying to defend their DVAL title from the year before. Concord High's Basketball Team fell short finishing with a 7-7 league record. The Minutemen tied for fourth place but were unable to compete in the playoffs due to the loss of coin flip. Losing four starting players from their undefeated team last year, the Minutemen knew it was going to be an uphill battle all the way. They got off to a good start by winning five of their first six games. But the team faltered in the middle of the season. Center Bill Hodges was chosen to the first team DVAL. Other standouts included forward Ron Grobeck and guard Sean McFarland. This year's team was coached by Mr. Don Lockyer. 1973-74 Season Record CHS 52 Ygnacio Valley 37 CHS 47 Pittsburg 57 CHS 61 Antioch 42 CHS 58 College Park 46 CHS 42 Pleasant Hill 39 CHS 73 Mt. Diablo 63 CHS 55 Clayton Valley 69 CHS 46 Ygnacio Valley 57 CHS 65 Pittsburg 87 CHS 69 Antioch 49 CHS 53 College Park 63 CHS 48 Pittsburg .58 CHS 59 Clayton Valiev 67 CYS 58 ... Mt. Diablo 51 Final Record: Won 7 Lost 7 88 Sweat J.V. Track Runners developed skills and muscles STANDING Bob Hooy, Bob Loeffler, Tom Daw, Robert Davis, John Waite, Gary Massone, Steve Bates, Tom Crockett, Mike Blatter, Terry Wenkler KNEELING Stan Polite, Steve Revis, Jim Hike, Steve Pate, Jeff Nasion, Shawn Brady, Jeff Muhr, Jeff Free- man, Al Peterson, Andrew Mox SITTING Alan Faddis, Randy Deck, Ron Lane, Lance Friis, Mark Colburn, Pat Boone, Lcs Johnson, Craig Sabatini. LEFT Tom Crockett streches over hurdles, pushing for the finish. ABOVE Flying across the finish line Terry Wenkler takes first in the J.V. mile relay at Vandon. J.V. Track 89 Varsity Track Speed + strength = success KNEELING Dean Andropoulos, George Hillman, Greg Porcho, Christiansen, Travis Turner, Jeff Sprague, Gary Bruce, Charlie Kelly Longstaff, Stan Mayberry, Mike Chronister, Gary McGrath, Renner, Dave Perry, Kent Hoad, Dave Hildreth. Mike Henderson, Kevin Outman. STANDING Dave Barry, Craig ABOVE Pushing out of the blocks Kevin Outman and Kelly Longstaff practice fast starts. RIGHT Craig Christenson forcefully sends the shot-put flying. 90 Sweat TOP George Hillman sprints the last few yards to another first place. LEFT Steve Felix and Mike Henderson leave the track after taking a first in the mile relay at Vanden. BOTTOM Gary Bruce practices his high jumping. ABOVE Mike Chronister gracefully jumps the low hurdles in perfect form. J.V. Track 91 KNEELING Dave Hipkins, Jeff DeRosa, Joe Machdo, Herb Mead Jr., Tom Lee, Mark Costello, Bruce Baeta, Wayne Boyd, Milch Staples, Mike Jasey STANDING Dave Hasha, Mark Sleindel, Paul Candau, Larry Edge-comb, BobSchimdt, Bob Younggreen, Mark Ratterree, Tim Kelly, Troy Brunty, Ron Elliot. J.V. Baseball Junior Minutemen boast 21 strong Concord runner run quickly for 2nd base. 92 Sweat LEFT Dave Masha pitches to team mate (BELOW) in practice. BELOW Coach Dave Clark walks toward dugout. Baseball 93 KNEELING Tim Coyne, Larry Adams, Mike Foley, Cum Frandson, Eric Nelson, Doug Bernard, Tom jardine, Doug Walters. STANDING Tom Candiotti, Dave Sherman, Dave Barberio, Phil Kilcoin, Rich Elliott, Mitch Dean, Dave Wallace, Curt Cannedy, Ron Grobeck, Coach Charlie Jones. Varsity Baseball Minutemen defend DVAL title Mike Foley hustles to first base. 94 Sweat TOP LEFT Dave Sherman sprints to first base. ABOVE Concord players show en-thusiam after scoring run. LEFT Tom Candiotti shows his pitching form. Baseball 95 Gymnastics Team displayed talents, enthusiasm KNEELING Phil Jefferies, Rick Cunningham, Sieve Davidson. Bruce Reasoner, STANDING Coach Ed Totman, Dale Landon, Mike Van Alta, Dave Eydam, Mike Cappovilla, Dave Henderson, Business Manager Keith Lee. KNEELING Brian Faddis, Dave Webster, Rico De Benedetti, Eric Paulson, STANDING Workinj Manager Tony Bergamini, Bill Mead, Albert Idam, Chris Buchholz, Paul Lamoureux, Coach E Totman. 96 Sweat Gymnastics 97 Swimming Outlook was good for Varsity team FRONT ROW Mike Evcnson, Dan Boatwright, Greg Gruppo, Rich Taylor, Matt Ferraris, Greg Lynn, Rich Firman, Coach Bruce Wallace TOP ROW Tere Ratterree, Tom Monroe, Vick Riolo, Tim Eggert, Scott MacAtee. Victor Riolo displays swimming form during practice meet. 98 Sweat YLe'A ' N aW' OxevJ Seavcw OoUS ' Co« ®'oCe Ma ace- 5vv roro'n8 Golf Varsity started season with potential Mr. Walker, Rick Pugh, Jeff Taylor, Jeff Forgan, Craig Anderson, Stewart Green, Fred McDougal, Mark Cozens, Tom Villa, Doug Culli-more, Kevin Strand, Dave Walsh. Junior Dave Walsh practices golf swing. 100 Sweat G.A.A. Gymnastics Girls showed talent, grace in gymnastics Nancy Sefranka practices her handstand. Pam McPherson practices her routine on the parallel bars. Edith Tuhey finishs her routine off the parallel bars. Gymnastics 101 G.A.A. Volleyball Varsity produced a winning record Debbie O'Jones hits the volleyball back to her oppon- Chris Ghylin sets the volleyball up to Denise Bohren. ent. B TEAM STANDING Janet Cuthbert, Joan Harcharik, Glenda Miller, Joan Hooy, Bitzy Behrendt, Linda Stratton, Ellen Ross, KNEELING Shirley Nitchmen, Diane Cuthbert, Liz Cox, Ann Mathus, Sally Lloyd, Laura Babb, Cindy Lincoln, Cindy Staton. 102 Muscles A TEAM STANDING Denise Bohren, CeCe Haluchak, Linda Davi, Michelle Lockett, Wesley Stark, Gunilla Ohls KNEELING Chris Ghy-lin, Linda Porcho, Sara Christenson, Debbie O'Jones, Patty Stevenson. Michelle Lockett spiking against Ygnacio Valley while Chris Ghylin Michelle Lockett spikes while Denise Bohren backs her up. looks on. Volleyball 103 G.A.A. Basketball Basketball becomes major sport Diane Cuthbcrt looks around for someone to pass the basketball Michelle Joyce keeps her eyes on the ball as she dribbles down the too. court. Junior Varsity STANDING Ann Mathus, Joan Harcharik, Diane Cuthbert, Laura Babb, Shelly Biske, Michelle Joyce, Barbara Bates, Glenda Miller, Janet Cuthbert, Ellen Supplec. KNEELING Gina Begor, Sara Christiansen, Sharri Gayle, Andrea Kallas, Gunilla Ohls, Linda Porcho, Candy Riggenbergcr, Pam Bond. 104 Muscles Varsity STANDING Carol Holdman, Julia Owens, Linda Davi, Michelle Lockett, Kim Catron, deCe Haluchak, KNEELING Chris Ghylin, Denise Bohren, Debbie O'Jones, Patty Steveson Chris Ghylin sees her chance for a basket. Michelle Lockett goes up for a basket. Basketball 105 G.A.A. Tennis Talent was shown for smashing season Varsity team Candy Steindal, Anita Barnes, Kim Bledsoe, Wesley Stark, Sara Christensen, Chris Hall, Belinda Umberger, Melissa Hurrman, and Dawn Umberger. Chris Hall and Belinda talk about tennis. Belinda Umberger shows her forehand swing. 106 Muscles Softball team Toni Congdon, Cece Haluchak, Julia Owens, Linda Davi, lanet Cuthbert, Gunilla Ohls, Laura Babb, Mrs. Butcher, Ellen Ross, Stacey Lynde, Sue Dealy, Patty Steveson, Michelle Joyce, Sally Lloyd, and Cindy Lincoln. The girls' Varsity Volleyball Team, coached by Miss Judy Jentzen, fought their way to a cochampionship in league with a 6-1 win-loss record. MVP award went to Michelle Lockett and the most improved player was Cece Haluchak. The Swim Team was coached by Mrs. Pat Wheeler. They one one dual meet and six girls went to an invitational meet in Alameda. There, they competed against twenty-five schools, taking seventh in relay while Winnie Vanermeent came in fourth in the 25 yd. back- stroke. The varsity basketball team took second place in the MDGAL basketball tournament, also taking second in league. The Varsity ended with a 6-1 win-loss record, while the J.V.'s also ended on a winning note, this season, with 4 wins and 3 losses. Both the varsity and J.V. teams were coached by Miss Judy Jentzen, but Sharon Miller also coached the J.V.'s, helping them win their 3rd place spot in league. Softball 107 108 Chalkdust Chalkdust 109 years. Meeting the students' desire for a wider scope of subjects from which to choose, the cur ulam was expanded to include the great outdoors. Survival allowed the more daring to climb the rocky crags of Mt. Diablo in search of a m natural existence. Teens delved within their consciousness with Project Community, rapping with peers teacher-advisors on the many new emotions confronting an adolescent during the mic The advent of Skylab, a manned space station, and the reappearance after millenia, of co Kauhoutek in 1973 brought a renewed interest in astronomy. Mr. Ed Totman led the invest tion of stars, expanding on skills the young participants learned earlier in Biology or Geom The Science Department was not short on new subjects, offering Photography and Envir 110 Chalkdust 5 ft tal Science as well. tr those with a green thumb, Horticulture allowed plant lovers to beautify the school through scaping. iris P.E. had something for everyone. Modern dance and Gymnastics explained themselves, or Skills and Body Conditioning brought the students in touch with the functions and capa-es of their own muscles. ed Rec Leadership brought the sexes together in a common band: teaching grade school Jren the fundamentals of physical education. ivered poet Will Shakespeare was teamed with Mr. Doug Giebel in Drama Literature, arning was new and exciting in 73-74. The political upheavals in the Federal Government ?d new dimensions to Social Studies. C ? Nv o o CF CL o' si o N kV % G Chalkdust 111 Science Survival classes learned rock climbing techniques ABOVE: Wedged midway up a chimney Cindy Goncalves stops to catch her breath. TOP LEFT: Teacher Debbie Elling-son jumps to the right to avoid a tree. BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Ewert takes a cautious look down while checking his ropes.; BOTTOM LEFT: Instructor Mike Wasmuth even survived the overnight trips. BELOW: Flashing a smile of false security,: John Spinadel began his descent. 112 Chalkdust LEFT: Laura Allen and Eric Larson found sandstone slippery fooling. BELOW: Miss Ellingson slowly works her way down the rock. MIDDLE: Teaching assistant Bob Holloway descends crack on rockface. ABOVE: Camera shy Charles Coleman strikes a mountain man pose. LEFT: Suspended by a nylon diaper, Nancy Parks bounds down cliff. Survival 113 A-. H -) - uti-rE x , ° n 00 - £ - r ' 4 Mrs. Bissell's Directed Reading class engross themselves in their books. Barbara Pat Leslie Bissell Boyd DeRade Jean Richard Linda Dickinson Hemann Holman Dept. Chairman Chris Marjorie Honorc Locklear Jordan Price Students perk up as Mr. Hemann reads off their assignments. 114 Chalkdust Sally Booth Bruce White Keith Wallace Mike Rodriguez Karin Schoel English Reading, writing expands the senses ABOVE: Val Moyer works quickly but carefully, in her News Bureau class. BELOW: Jon Blasquez takes time out to read the enticing chapters of his book. English 115 P.E. Gym classes provided new exercises TOP Modern Dance class leaves M.U. room after a strenuous day. ABOVE Girls express themselves through Modern Dance. Joyanne Elkinton Barbara Heisler Dept. Head Gwen Jensen Judy Jentzen Kathleen Lockyei Pat Wheeler Janice Minges and friends head for locker room. Gymnast works up courage and energy for the uneven bars. 116 Chalkdust TOP Is this what they moan by touch football? LEFT Muddy Grass made football slippery in freshmen P.E. ABOVE: Team sports was one of the most popular P.E. classes this year. Ron Stafford Bruce Wallace Don Carrier Dave Clark Chuck Jones Dept. Head Don Lockyer P.E. 117 Classes studies problems, find answers TOP RIGHT: Frank Berry concentrates on the difficult test questions in hisU.S. History class. ABOVE: Marlene Washicko and Chris Clark work together in answering questions in their Government class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Taking time out for a break, John Rockefellow reads the newest happenings in his U.S. History class. 118 Chalkdust .MR- ABOVE: While he lectures, Mr. Charlson's class listens attentively and takes notes. LEFT: Sitting back, his feet up, Jim Cutts thumbs through his American History book. Social Studies 119 TOP: Marie Enos from Joseph Magnin's demonstrates her hairdressing skills on Jill Zell. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Fujii's class listens while she explains the behavior of children in Child Development. RIGHT: After working out their ideas on muslim, Mrs. Jennings class cleans up. BELOW: Drew Seavey, while cooking his exotic dish, acquires an impatient and hungry helper. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Anderson does a batik in her Creative Interior class. Donna Fujii Tee Jennings Joan Mackellar Dept. Chairman Homemaking Creative students express themselves TOP: Chris Wcasa and Dean Cameron face up to the fact what you make is what you eat! LEF T: Teamwork is important and fun in Mrs. Allen's cooking class. ABOVE:Clothing allows the girls to express their individuality and improve their skill. Homemaking 121 David Jenlik Electronics Photography Harley Sly Industrial Arts Tom Webb Industrial Arts Dept. Head Sherman Langford Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Ideas + ability + desire = shop classe TOP: Metal Shop students work diligently on projects. TOP RIGHT: Tim Nelson puts finishing touches on his chair. RIGHT: Metal Shop students express their creativity through their work. 122 Chalk Dust TOP: Mr. Jehlik's Electronics 1 Class studies theory before putting it into practice. LEFT: Rod Moore and friend use welding techniques learned in Metal Shop. ABOVE: Jim Hayworth uses patience and skill to carefully adjust drill press. Industrial Arts 123 Nancy Susan Ann Richard Marilyn Donovan Elliott Holzhueter Horvath Walsh Educationally Educationally Speech Aurally Aurally Handicapped Handicapped Therapist Handicapped Handicapped Special Programs Concord has something for everyone ABOVE: Tom Weiss operates the movie projector for his Aurally Handicapped class. LEFT: Gavin Pope and Belinda Hibdon pay close attention as Mr. Horvath explains a math concept. 124 Chalkdust TOP: Mrs. Donovan checks over Sonny Williams work and has her explain the answers to the questions ABOVE: Anne Holzhueter helps Pat Esberg with her speech therapy lesson. Special Programs 125 TOP: Phil Peterson talks to his neighbor, while Richard Pernick laughs at the joke made by the teacher in French 1. MIDDLE: Mr. Alan Morphy takes time out to relax with his hardworking students. RIGHT: Dave Michelesen spends 4th period French studying lessons from his book. 126 Chalkdust f-oreign Language Communication spoken in new tongues Jim Barroso Jim Blank Alan Morphy Mady Norried Dept. Chairman Louis Ruybalid TOP: Mr. Ruybalid's Spanish 5 class uses head phones which helps them pronunciate their words. LEFT: Spanish students listen carefully while Mr. Barroso lectures in his foreign tongue. Foreign Language 127 Math Intriguing problems baffled students Al Huff Chuck Hunter Martin Johnke TOP: Steve O'Connell bewilders Mr. Christman, Rick Pugh, and Joe Sweet with his latest math theory. RIGHT: Brad Smith and Chris Ghylian use the different types of calculators in Mr. Cortes' Math class. 128 Chalkdust ABOVE: Robin Massone discusses with Paul Mullen the various ways of working out John Mike mathematical problems. Mudgett Trownsell LEFT: The students work diligently while Mr. Hunter watches over all of them eager to Louis George help. Norberg Webbenhurst Dept. Richard Head Wisowaty John Park Math 129 Keilh Harris Mac Homan, Dept. Chairman Richard Plan Martin Shea Science Worlds discovered through scienc i '•« • W : vtvVtH ___viiitf, WmM mmm Wmlmm |1� §1® VVmWmH V � AVm ym AWAWAM ABOVE: Bob Halloway, student teacher, strolls to the faculty lounge to get some lunch. LEFT: lanice Minges, Ann Douchet, and Tammy Perkins perform a biology experiment while John Benedict looks on. 130 Chalkdust TOP LfcM: 10m joyce and Vic Cam-pana stop work long enough to check the precision of their experiment. ABOVE: Rawly Peters and Curt Bry stop to pose for the picture while Gordon Long and Brent Maier continue working studiously. LEFT: Mr. Ed Totman prepares his morning lecture for his Earth Science Class. Sciertce 131 132 Chalkdust Frank Aiello, Dept. Chairman Dave Clark Drivers Ed. Students kept on truckin'' in '74 LEFT: Frank Aiello ecstaticly views his enthusiastic class. BELOW: Drivers Ed students, with the use of simulators learn the fundamentals of driving. Mary Nelson Gil Walker Betty Webb Business Classes prepare students for future TOP LEFT: Denise Hughy gently adjusts the adding machine before setting off for work. LEFT: Mr. Walker's Personal Typing class hurries through conditioning practices. ABOVE: Mrs. Webb's Typing I class works studiously at their assignments. 134 Chalk Dust Vs TOP LEFT: Patty Clark types away while her friends ponder over their lesson. ABOVE: Mrs. Hall helps Emily Kau Kau in her business class. BOTTOM:Students work out math problems with help of adding machines. Business ! 35 TOP: Mr. Madge's Drawing class tries a new technique, having class in the hall. He's teaching his students perspective. ABOVE: Karen Wade paints the delicate strokes of an Egyptian King in her Advanced Art class. LEFT: Working with clay, Lily Stamper puts her creative ideas to work. 136 Chalkdust Eldo Bianchi Maryanne Currier Robert Madge Dept. Chairman Arts Crafts Talent expressed through old, new techniques ABOVE: Painting class gives students the chance to express their ideas and feelings. Mark Oliver showed this by painting a very realistic football player. RIGHT: Concentrating deeply, Joe Schmallenbach paints the finishing touches on his modern art picture. Arts Crafts 137 Front Office Administrative Staff played vital role John Arlene John Pat Willis Nick Kerr Butler Erwin Gerdsen Goins Hartman Dick Frances Wes Judy Mel Kerr Kidd Laubscher Mattson Veregge TOP: The Multi-Use Room was a busy place during second semester scheduling. LEFT: Mrs. Mattson and the other counselors help the students carefully choose their classes. 138 Chalkdust ABOVE LEFT: Don Chavez wails yatiently for his counselor to call him. ABOVE: Mr. Coins, principal, vs„.ches over his school with concern. LEFT: Barbara Heisler, Bill Goins, Wes Laubscher, and students discuss current problems at Concord High. Administration 139 DoraBartneck Mary Boss Carole Phyllis Holland Hilda Johnson Chris Martin I.M.C. I.M.C. Guadagni Guidance Attendance Attendance Main office Dorothy Anna Morrison McGrath English Treasurer Mildred Plaisted Registrar Daphne Smith JanTowery I.M.C. Main office 140 Chalk Dust Richard George Orvan Erwin Pete Atkinson Black Carlin Englehardt Karavias Eugene Harold Everette Theodore Rylee Scoles Stuckey Tweet ABOVE: Mr. Scoles, Head Custodian, retires to his small but comfortable office to read the news bulletin. RIGHT: Daydreaming, Mr. Atkinson sweeps the halls of Concord after a busy day. Lloyd Wade Barbara Phipps Jane Potts Diane Walts Dorothy Crabe Textbook Clerk Library Assistant Library Head Nurse TOP: While relaxing, Anne Bird reads her book in the co y warm school library. CENTER RIGHT: Ann Claytor hides out in the library to finish up the last few questions of her homework in peace and quiet. ABOVE: Library worker, Kim Cunningham, straightens out the filing cabinet knowing that she'll have to do it again tomorrow. RIGHT: While waiting for Nurse Crabe , Brent Maier prepares himself for an eye examination. 142 Chalkdust Cafeteria School services offered aid to students TOP: Belinda Hibdon, jay Stucey, and Kevin Mcloon clean up the cafeteria after a hard days work. LEFT: Jeff Smith straightens out the fruit punch before the noon hour rush. Cafeteria Freshmen Officers looked forward to future year Rick Abrcu Jim A hear n Audrene Alcncastre Man Allcock Jeremy Allen Karen Allen Bariy Amoy Anila Anderson Danny Anderson Joy Anderson Ron Andeison Mary Andress Cathy Anms Shavsna Atkinson Sieve Ausii John Babb Bruce Bacla Glen Balchelder FRESHMEN, Lance Friis, Cindy Vicknair, Patty Lambertson, Andrea Kallas, Li Cox, Mark Goldsmith 146 Reflections Came Bayer Tim Becker Busy Behrendt Mike Belka Tony Bergammi Denise Bergdate Virginia Bergum Peter Berkey Terry Bernard Patrick Bet enderfor lisa Beyerlc Vince Be ucha Brenda Billctt Terry Bills Gene Birdssell loti Bisio Cheryl Blain Stese Blain Cheryl Blau Kay Blatt Su elle Blatter Brian Blum Dan Boatwright Christy Boles Mark Boone Tammi Born Debbie Boyd Anthony Boyle (ill Bradley Christie Bradshasv Kathy Brady Sue Brannan Mark Brauer Jenny Brener Stese Bruce Laurie Bruckner Cindy 8rumloy Toni Brunnert Troy Brunty Kris Buchhot Id Bunch Chuck Bunnell Kim Burbach Kathy Burke Lori Burlnon Marie 8urt Doug Buttner Stese Caldera Cathy Calia David Cameron Dan Campbell ChrnCampedel Maty Candiotti Michelle Capuo Otto Cardenas Tom Carlson Kim Carney 8rcnda Carrier Keri Carroll Patty Carter Lynn Cary Dennis Cates Marc Chabot Steve Chapman Andrew Cheak Robin Christiansen Melinda Chtonister Sc ort Churchill David Claytor Mark Colburn Mary Coleman Ann Collins Kathy Collison Tami Congdon linda Contors Guy Connors Dave Copeland Sharon Copple Mark Costello Roseanne Cowan lir Co Freshman 147 Mark Co ons Tom Crespi Tammy Crowe Doug Cullimore Noil Dale lori Dalton Richard Dambotse Mark Dangertield loan Darcy Kathy Davis Pam Davis Rob Davis Terry Davis Tom Daw Kim Day RicoDeBenedrtti Debbie Dendinger Lesley Denney Becky Denune Vickie Dickenson Steve DiMercurio Tom Dingle Pat Dtsbrow Lon Dow Sabra Downer |oe Dro da Creg Duarte Danny Dugan lorn Dulitz Kitty Duncan Dennis Duran Anna Dutra S'arr ibmke Ron (lliott Tom tmnsenchs lane! Frickson Angie Iwert Brian faddis Dennis I airbanks Ken Fairbanks Timlaircloth Scott Farrell Matt Ferrans Cindy Figueroa Valerie Firman Celia F isl ter Gregory flovd Jim Fracier led Freeman Denise Freese lance Frits Michael Frits LauraFurth Craig Fuson Mark Galbraith Peggy Gallino Brigit Gacabedian RonGareis Donald Gatrell Ian Gaz ano Rebecca Gee loni Gentry Raymond George Peggy Gcragbty Clay Ghylin lay Giacoma Donna Giles Anne Gillio Paul Ginochio Mark Goldsmith Sheryl Gonzales GwenGorum Rhonda Goolart Kathy Grana Craig Grantors Sandy Green Mike Greene Wayne-Greig Katie Grennan Kim Griffiths Greg Gruppo 148 Reflections Freshmen Class of ’ll is a magic number Freshmjn's find old friends and new classes at Fteshman Orientation Guinn John Hacklcy Kathleen Hacklcy Kandi Hall Cindy Halter Cathy Harais Joan Harchank Carol Harm Patty Harmon Dana Hartline Ray Hatty Sherie Haws linda Hewitt Alice High! Ranel Hill Dana Holman Martin Holmes Jams Holt Ion Holt Joan Hooy John Hornback Kathy Howard Melody Howe Danette Hughey Rich Husby laurie Ingle Don Isaacs lllen leffrey Kurt lensen Dan Jernigan Sherre lerome Freshman 149 Mike Jasey Jodie Johansen Andrea Kallas Jason Kaulmann Terry Keller Julie Kelcls John Kimpel lind.1 Klarwn Pally lambertson Paul lamoureu� Sandra larvdon Ron lane Bob lee Bryan lerda Allison liddi Cindy lincoln Kelly linn Sally lloyd Robloefller linda lucas lisa luper Dave MacDonald Kristy MacDonald Andy Mackey Milch Magana Duane Marble Sky Maricle Mike Marr |o Marlin Susan Marlin Anne Malhus Ted Matley Jim Mav Marsanne Mar a Nan McCanney Maryann McClure Diana McCollough MomeMcCrossin Fred McDougal Sheila McFarland Charles McGough Don McGrath Brad McKee Mike McKinley Brad Mead Scott Farrell checks attendence policy with Mrs. Johnson. 150 Freshmen Bill Meade CMI Meaders Maty Mcdicu Dn - Michehen John Milam Glend a Millet Gloria Millet Jeanmne Millet Mike Mdler Kathy Mina Jim Motgan Dave Mudgetl Paul Mueth Jell Muht Ida Mutphy Oave Naas Craig Nakamura Jell Nason Freshmen Frosh bring new look to Concord Alyson Nation John Nelson Katen Newton Vicki Nielson Shirley Nitchman Jetty Norris Jim Nunally Tim O’Connell Tetr Oft Steve Ortiz Vicki Ortland Paul Owens Beth Patdee Trisha Paigett Kim Parke Gwen Parks Liz Parshall taura Patty Erie Paulson Mike Peck DctnPedrolli Tracey Pelaur Todd Penovich lance Perry Shelley Petty Ruth Peters |ohn Petersen Webbenhurst and Hunter get caught in the act of teaching Math I. Freshmen 151 Freshman Float takes 1st place on determination Mark Ratterrce Jessie Raubach Brian Rawson Tcri Riwton John Redding DcWk' Rchbeck Bnan Rice MarianneRix uto lind.i Roemmich Richard Rotke Ellen Ross Ed Rothschild Allison Rowley lisa Kui loe Sabah Craig Sabatini Stese Salonius Mark Sane he Steve Satmary Shan Scat lot t John Schiappacasse leslie Schild OiannaSchulte Steve Schuar enbach Jenny Scofield Janet Scott Carol Sechler Nancy Selranka ImaSegrovc Kelley Shaft© Tim Shaw Pti«l Sherman Debbie Shoreen Elaine Slusscr Cindy Smith Leslie Smith Getting to class on time is one of the tricks frosh had to learn. 152 Reflections Kevin Southall Same Spencer Wesley Stark Suvin Steele Mark Steindcl Bonny Steseson Ima Steward Mitch Stockton Kim Sullivan Ellen Sopptee Bob Switzer Dave Tamborski leery Tamborski Stac Tannahill Rich Taylof Chatles Thompson Dean Ihotnton Connie Toffee Donna Tteibel Steve Trofnpetcf Dawn Cmburger Ingrid Vandcrmeent Tammie Van Natta Karri Van Vliet Cyndi Vicknaif Tom Villa levee Villarreal Kathy Voelker lohn Waite Dale- Walvh Don Walvh Joanne Webber Karen Weber Dave Webster It.uold Weimer Dave Werthman Debbie Wiget Dennis Willerfor d Rob Willey Clay WiHon lohn Wilson Bicnda Winkleblack Jim Wmward Dan Witters Rich Wlasenko Cindy Wood Kelly Woodswoflh lohn Wofster Gary Wveslenberg Tracy Vatchmcnoff Don Young Freshman 153 Janet Armstrong Jennine Baker Kristin Behrmann Cathi 8ennett Lofi Bisio Dune Blount Shaun Brady Mauti Butcher Rhonda Caires Mark Campana Chris Campedel Cindy Carson Chris Carter And Cheak |oe Dro da leri Duran Neil Edgar Kris Ehlen Cindy Esett Rick Fetherkile Michele freeman Kenneth Gad on Kim Godwin Kent Granaulit Craig Granlors Koleen Hamblin Matthew Hodge lulic Hoffman Katy Holt Russell Hot rocks Theodore Hunter Dobbre Hurwit Michael Irigaray Greg Johnson lev Johnson Sue Johnson Tami Johnson Tami lohnson Wayne Johnson Michelle Joyce Ron lustice Tom lasverence Phyllis Mank Flame Massone Michelle Mattingly Brenda Carrier relaxes while camera catches her best side. 154 Donna Mavtum Bill Mcjdf Kevin Meade l jura Mill Kimberly Mueths Paul Mullen tlei Mustain Paul Neufeld Alan Peterson Phil Peterson Debbie Phillips Rich Pull monte Saskia Post Susie Povsell Claire Po cvi Susan Praties SueQuiglles Robm Radigan Susanne Ramirez Cheryl Rasch Brian Rice Georgia Robbins Robby Roberts Tim Roberts lanet Rushsvorth Kim Sanford Nancy Sefranla Doug Sherman lily Stamper linda Straw n lola Villalobos Chu k uby Frosh shuffle to class before class begins. Sophomores Class of '76 smiles, only 2 years to go Lori Adams Pally Adams Brian Ajari Kathy Akre Tim Albrecht Eric Allen Bob Anderson Craig Anderson Dean Andropoulos Mike Angin Cherie Annis Mike Ashford Jeff Aspinwall Cindy Atkinson BACK Vice President, Patty Darcey; President, Charles Renner; FRONT Secretary, Pam Ruby; Social Director, Penni Hutchinson; Representative, Ian Allen NOT PICTURED. 156 Reflections Laura Babb Alan Babcock Steve Babcock Maureen Baker Terri Baker Lenny Baldwin Robert Baldwin Paula Banducci Lori Barfus Barbara Bates Steve Bates Erin Beamer Cindy Beck Joel Beck { Jeanine Becker Gina Begor Patty Behrendt John Benedict Rhonda Bennett Ron Bennett John Bergum Scott Bernd Gary Betchel Michell Billings Janet Birdwell Michele Biske Mary Blackwell Jon Blasquez Mike Blattlcr Kevin Bledsoe Denise Bohren Laura Boley Dennie Bollinger Pam Brannan Donna Breedlove Jim Brennan Mike Brill Tony Britt Gary Britt Eric Brown Michelle Bruney Blake Bryan Heidi Brydone-Jack Russell Bryson Nancy Bublit Robert Bucey Ken Bundy Bonnie Burnett Beth Burt Joe Calderon Janice Cameron Mark Campedel Paul Candau Sheri Cannedy Kim Cargo Steve Davidson Sophomores 157 Jennifer Carlson Joanne Carlson Leeann Carlson Russ Carroll Kim Catrow Carla Cattolica Debbie Charlton Amy Chavez Julie Chelini Sara Christensen Ed Cissell Charlotte Clark RobCleek Jenny Clifton Sophomores Class of 76 captured 3rd with float Kevin Coats Mike Coats Chris Coll Lori Cook Sue Cooper Tom Cordray Cheryl Costa Nancy Costello Yvonne Coutre Diane Cox Rick Cunningham Dave Currey Diane Cuthbert Janet Cuthbert Cindy Dale Dale Daniel Patty Darcy Jane Davilla Sophomores show determination in finishing their float. 158 Reflections ! Lesli Davis Willie Davis Randy Deck Jeff De Rosa LeeAnn De Salles Mike Desmond Denise De Witt David Dias Kathy Dickenson Kim Dickenson Debbie Di Maggio Diane Di Maggio Mark Dirato Lisa Dobrunick Stefanie Domes Donald Donaho Ann Doucet Debbie Dugan Julie Dunn Jeff Dutra Mike Ehlen Phil Ellyson Lisa Enjaian Helen Esola Todd Evans Cindi Evers David Eydam Clydine Farr Steve Felix Sherrie Ferris Dirk Fibush Mark Field Dennis Finn Rue Fletcher Eddie Flynton Kelly Foley Sophomores 159 Glen Foltz Lola Fortner Jon Fosaaen Ginny Fredrickson David Fritz David Frohwein Darla Fuller Robin Furlow Ron Galloway Tim Gareis Debbie Geer Elaine Gehringer Karen Geraths Chris Ghylin Dan Gleffe Tim Goltra Lynda Gonzales Jerry Gorum David Goularl GregGouveia Janice Gouveia Rhonda Gregory Kim Grenier Gerard Griffin Kevin Griffiths Rob Guy Alan Gwiazdon Christine Hall Elaina Hall CeCe Haluchak Donna Hanawalt Patrice Hansen Jackie Hanson Judi Harcharik Mark Harguth Hugh Harrington Dave Hasha Marti Haymaker Sara Heitz Wendy Helmka Rob Hermansen Colleen Herrera Russell Hess Tammy Hicks Christine Hieb Dennis Higgins Jim Hike Diane Hildreth Craig Hiler Sophomores Enthusiasm was felt by class of 76 Syndi Hilyard Dave Hipkins Laurey Hoke Carol Holdman Vicky Holt Kent Hood Jennifer Hord Cindy Hornberger Judy Hudson Ted Hugel Lewis Hunter Scott Hunter Margaret Hurlburt Pcnni Hutchinson Donna Isaacs Shyla James Mike Jarske Mary Jeffers Sven Jensen Laurie Johnson Diana Joiret Frank Jones Sandi Jones Cretchen Kaufmann Darrell Kelly Greg Kelley Tim Kelly Jim Kendle Scott Kidd Karen Kilpatrick Debbie King Kelley Kir wan Cindy Klekar Erin Kleppe Ken Krause Sophomores 161 Sophomores '76'er's got together for a year of spirit Steve Krebs Doug lago Dale Landon Sheila Lane Tim Larson Nancy Lawrence Laura Lease Tom Lee Sandra Letts Debbie Lewis Greg Linn Raquel Lively Sheree Lloyd Mark Loeffler Debbie Long Kelly Longstaff Jana Ludvigson Karon Lukens Harold Lyons Jim MacKinnon John Maddison Mike Maderos Joe Machado Loretta Madrigal Patti Mallett Kevin Maloney Kitty Marron Roberta Martinez Maureen Mason Gary Massone Roger Matthewson Beth Mattingly Jim Maxon Stan Mayberry Mike Mayorga Gary Maytum Scott McAtee Dan McCabe Don McCalib Jeff McCarthy Colin McCrossin Jim McEachran Cim McGaugh Bob Mclvor John McKillen Laura McKinley Erica McMullen Tom McNamara Teresa Meaders 162 Reflections ... . . Sophomores had a good cheering section at rallies. Dave Means Lori Medicus Michele Merrill Greg Merritt Kathy Miller Linda Miller Patti Miller Rich Miller Saundra Miller Janice Minges Tom Monroe Don Monson Cindy Moody Teresa Moran Lesley Morris Susan Morris Laura Morrison JoMortenson Roni Mott Andy Mox Dennis Mudgett Leslie Murray Cheryl Mustain Rick Myrtle Jack Nardini Michelle Nausin Curtis Neely Gwen Nelson Sophomores 163 Kim Nelson Terri Nelson Kurt Nicholas Mike Nickell Bridget Nickels Robert Norman Patti O'Brien Steve O'Connell Laurie Oetting Scott Oliver Julia Owens Michelle Ozment Sam Papetti Donna Parks Steven Parks Stephen Pate Dave Patton Don Pearson Tami Perkins Richard Pernick Debbie Peterson Judy Peterson Linda Peterson Lesa Phillips Sheryl Pierce Ed Pinkham Stan Polite Scott Porter Laurel Potter Nancy Potts Dawn Powell Jeff Powell Steve Powell Linda Privat Lisa Puertas Rick Pugh Joleno Pugmire Sheryl Quigley Carole Ramirez Noreen Rasore Debra Raubach Bruce Reasoner Theresa Redding Donna Reed Cindy Reeves Charles Renner Steve Revis Joni Rhodes Linda Riggle Shane Rishell Stefanie Rizzulo Jeff Robello Elizabeth Roberts Karin Roberts Julie Robinson Jeff Rodgers 164 Reflections Sophomore Janice Minges selected class princess Sophomores enjoyed homestead at Homecoming rally. Ron Romero Pam Ruby Dawn Rugroden Anne Russell Linda Ruth Linda Rydinski Russ Sage Tim Sager Ron Santos Theresa Santos-Coy Veronica Scanlon David Schaffer Nick Schiller Rick Schmidt Bruce Scholes Ginny Scott Drew Seavey Kathy Shafto Peggy Sharp Francesca Shreve Steve Silva Trish Silven Sally Silver Albert Simmons Bill Sloan Robert Slovick Brad Smith Jeff Smith Sue Smith Ray Snyder Terry Somers Debbie Sousa Jacque Sou a Tim Spalding Sophomores 165 Mike Stanley Mitch Staples Bill Stauffer Kandi Steele Candy Steindel David Stevens Debbie Stewart Mitch Stoddard Linda Stratton Hilary Strong Deborah Stuart Jay Stucey Elaine Sullivan Greg Sullivan Jeff Sutton Denise Sykes Dennis Sylvester Shellie Tate Jeff Taylor Jill Taylor Rick Terrill Tim Teske Tom Thiesen John Thomas Mike Thomas Beth Tollestrup Steve Tousignant Peggy Trainer Bev Tuggle Jerry Turner Judy Turner Travis Turner Mike Van Atta Richard Vernier Linda Villarreal Susan Voelker Karl Von Ubin Lori Wacker Joyce Wade Kathy Wales David Walsh Doug Walters Sharon Weber Lynda West Michelle Wielders Kristy Wilhelm Steve Williams Melanie Willis Diane Wilner Mike Wilson Steve Wilson Terry Winkler Elysa Wiseman Sue Wygal Gary Young Bob Younggreen 166 Reflections Sophomores Class of 76 moves on to better things Paul Alexander Mike Best Theresa Blum Pam Bond Lisa Breivik Cindy Cheak Denise Dykeman Tim Eggert Dave Figueira Pam Gomez Bob Gonzales Briana Griffiths Joanne Jacobson Barbara Kraft Robert Lagier Ron Lema Mike Lipski Chris Manley Gary McGrath Joanne McNeil Todd Merrill Tori Neely Dan Nettell Mark Packwood Gaylene Paul Ann Rudisill Sylvia Schmitt Mark Sechler Cindy Staton Joe Sweet Denice Tate Karen Trimble Sunshine Wall Andy Wheeler Boyd Whitman Lynne Zaro Kim Zocchi Patti O'Brian takes time out from her math test to pet a puppy. Sophomores 167 Juniors Class of 1975 reaches upperclass status Lorra Acord Kathy Ahearn Lori Allen Vince Amantite Terry Amos Bruce Anderson ■ ■■■ Larry Anderson Cyndi Annis Terri Augustine Linda Babb Susan Babb Cliff Baker JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (SITTING) Laurie Leach, Karen Dubois, (STANDING) |ill Leal, Joan EgterVanWissekerk, Pam Steffano, and Linda Bal-tazor. 168 Reflections Jenny Baker Wendy Baldwin Linda Baltazor Mike Barbieri David Barry Jack Beck Debbie Bedsworth Kevin Beebe Fran Bergamini Frank Berry Cindy Bietz Joe Billet Stewart Billett Ann Bird Cindy Birdwell Debbie Bishop Paul Bisio Joyce Black Patty Blackburn Kirk Blair Richard Blatt Kim Bledsoe Larry Boeger Katie Boonos Tina Boonos Jody Boris Marc Bowie Wayne Boyd Kevin Brady Kathleen Braga Jim Bredemeier Chuck Brewer Debra Brick Barbara Brown Robert Brown DeeDee Browner Rob Bruder Paul Brunson Scott Bryant Kim Bucey Steve Byers David Cain Juniors 169 Laura Calhoun Dean Cameron Vic Campana Tim Campbell Dave Carkhuff Doug Carlsen juniors n People looked forward to brunch Dan Carlson Todd Carney Julie Carrier Mary Catron Jeanne Cecaci Jim Chapman Don Chavez Mike Chronisier Jeff Churchill Bob Clark Lori Clark Patti Clark Yvonne Clark Ann Claytor Dan Coleman Toni Congdon Jon Cooke Mike Copeland John Coulton Cindy Crespi Tom Crockett Mike Crook Fleda Cunningham Kim Cunningham Colette Curtis Andrew Cutt Jim Cutts Brad Dalton Steve Dansic Jeff Darby 170 Reflections Linda Davi Frances Davis Jim Davis Janet Davis Lynn Davis Mitch Dean Robert DeBenedetti Jeanne Dendinger Anita Descalzo Paul Desin Michelle Dorman Terri Drozda Cindy Duarte Karen Du Bois Dianne Dugan Sherry Dunn Dave Edgecombe Larry Edgecombe Jim Edwards Joan EgterVanWissekerk Lee Ehmke Rich Elliott Pat Esberg Vicki Eshelman PaulEsola Greg Ewert Alan Faddis Mike Faircloth Joe Felber Joe Field Why don't you leave me alone? Complains Junior David Berry. Juniors 171 Dave Fisher Kathy Foley Mike Foley Michele Fontaine Jeff Forgan Mary Foster Curt Frandsen Sue Franks John Friel Ray Frits Karine Fritsch Robert Furlow Mike Gann Janet Garrison Jim Gaston Rodney Gentry Craig Geraths Doreen Giles Barbara Glenn Bonnie Goldsmith Cindy Goncalves Scott Gorka Linda Gran ella Stewart Green Juniors Many looked forward to the Prom Max Griffin Mike Hackley Susan Hackley Chris Hall Randy Halter John Hansen Dagmar Harris Valerie Hasha Fred Henderson David Henderson Cheryl Hexner Sarah Hicks Lilly Hilde David Hildreth Gay Hill Lynn Hilliard Liz Hintz Bret Hodge Jryan Holmes Jim Holst Dan Holt Peggy Holt Paul Hopkins Cheryl Hornberger Bruce Horrocks Devon Hoschouer Teri Hudson Melissa Huffman Denise Hughey Dawn Hull Tom Jardine Dianne Jernigan Maggie Jester Darleen Johnson Kirk Jones Tom Joyce Juniors 173 Juniors Class of 75 worked to get it together Karen Kallas Kathi Kane Bob Kalo Brian Keith Wendy Kendle Lynn Kennedy Doug Kerr Kathie Ketels Ralph Kiefert Mark Kile Theda Kimsey Terry King Brenda Klassen Lisa Klinger Debbie Kosky Audrey Koyasako Bill Kray Sandy Krebs Kathy Krueger Cindy Krug Linda Krug Karen Lacy Bruce Lamanna Dan Latch Russ Latimer Louise Lawrence Laurie Leach Jill Leal Keith Lee Rhonda Lee Tim Lee Vince Lee Maureen Lewis Linda Lincoln Sandi Linn Tad Llacuna 174 Reflections David lubeck Eileen Lucas Kent Lucas Mary Anne Lucia Gail Luthi Mike Mallett Mary Manos Barbara Masek Carol Mason Robyn Massone Rick May Katy McArthur Richard McCarthy Maggie McCartney David McClure Roy McCollough Dave McCorkell Gary McCotter Mike McFarland Dave McGrath Jane Mclntire Sean McIntyre Juniors 175 Jerry McMillen James McMullen Laura Mead Greg Merriman Barre Miller Connie Miller Mary Miller John Moore Rod Moore Tim Mores John Morgan Laurie Morrison Robert Morrissey Kerri Mortensen Jamie Moyer Eric Nelson Judy Nelson Mike Nelson John Neuneker Dave Nicholas Scott Nicolosi Guy Nielson Sharon Norris Vickie Nunes Edie Perry Mike Peterson Craig Peterson Linda Pettit Donna Phillips Sheri Platt Juniors We all just keep on truckin' for 1975 Gary Plumley Gavin Pope Greg Porcho Linda Porcho John Post lohn Powell aren Privat nthony Proctor Debra Proctor Diana Proctor Brian Raffaelli Scott Rawson Sandra Reeves Sandy Regensberg Mike Reno Denise Rice Bill Riddle Kandis Ringgenberg Marlene Rishell Donna Roberts John Rockfellow Yvonne Roemmich Russell Rome Carla Rose Juniors 177 Chip Rowley Ruth Rugroden Steve Rusch Jo Sabah Linda Sanderson Bill Santoni Ed Sattler PaulSaudan Bob Schmalenbach Bob Schmidt Dan Schumann Sue Sciarretia Paula Scofield Noreen Scott Janice Seavey Pat Sefranka Donna Sharp Dave Sherman Val Silva Sue Sloan Karen Slusser Bonn Smith Kim Smith Diane Snearly Linda Snyder Michele Somers Glenn Sparks Arron Spears Rosanne Spears Allen Spencer Pam Stanley Maureen Stapleton Dan Staton Pam Steffano Tim Stephenson Patty Steveson Becky Stinnet Alice Stirchak John Stotts Janet Stratton Paul Strother Diane Soderholm juniors 75'er's were overjoyed with school spirit Patti Sullivan Mike Summerlot Sharon Sundsten Shirley Surls Tom Suttles Debbie Suzuki Susan Swecker Bill Switzer Richard Tanner Christine Tarantino Dianna Taylor Jim Thomas Aaron Thornton Rosie Torres Peggy Transchel Dana Tucker Robin Tucker Hal Tueller Juniors 179 Jan Russo John Tuggle Belinda Umberger Wini Vandermeent Doug Van De Rosiere Florence Van Kleef Michele Vasarhely Peter Vdovin Karen Versteeg Ramona Villasenor Stephanie Voeltz Denise Wagner Donna Wahler Beth Wales Scott Walker Dave Walsh Diane Walsh Jane Walsh Kevin Wallin Kim Wendell Jim Werthman Karen Wheeler Bill Whitney Randi Widen Sonny Williams Linda Witus Dan Noonan Chuck Wooten Cindy Wright Mary Jo Wuestcnberg Kristie Wur burger Bambi Yeley Patty Zandonella Karen Zaro Jill Zell Rick Zinn Steve Adams Rene Barge Lisa Berkey Pat Blackburn Cathy Bouchet Glen Bradley 180 Reflections Enrique Torres Mary Wilkinson Tamara Waltz Beth Wales Cheryl Worrell Robert Carlson Glenn Chaney Joe Cattolica Ron Cole Deborah Davis Tom Dobson Ted Ellis Cathy Farmer Philip Fear Bruce Fielding Carolyn Finato Mike Good Doreen Giles Tom Goodrich Margaret Howard Leslie Kissinger Belinda Hibdon Edward Lee Karen Lanfear Meg McConahay Marianne Meade Gary Myers Rick Nelson Rick Nuyten Carol Oehler David Parry Theresa Peatross Jan Pittman Kathy Ponsiglione Larry Potter Debra Reinberger Lizette Ruybalid Cathy Sackett Stephanie Sayre Diane Suderholm Patricia Sullivan Juniors 181 Seniors Tassels, diplomas finished up four productive years Scott Aaron Nancy Alice Cindy Allen Ron Angin Senior leadership was provided by Debbie Sittser; Secretary, Dave Foster; Vice President, Dave Free; Treasurer, Chris Clark; Social Director, Jeff Low; President, and Jennifer Pate (BEHIND); Class Rep. 182 Reflections KurtAnthoney Jackie Arellano Linda Armstrong Karrie Arnett Cyndi Bennett Barbara Biava Camille Bicknell Renee Billings Seniors 183 Richard Bischoff Kim Bloom Anno Bradley John Bishop Debbie Blount Jeannie Boyer Toni Bradley Michael Blain Thomas Boston With a laugh and a smile King Horace receives congratulation k 184 Reflections homecoming candidates Joni Blatter and Janet Giacoma. Seniors Students dream, follow beliefs, achieve desires Randy Brassfield Ed Brown Steve Bryant Scott Breivick Curt Bry Bambi Bruney Julie Burkhart Patty Burke Seniors 185 Sue Calia Mark Campbell Tom Candiotti Seniors Graduation anticipated by seniors all year long Terry Cantu Laraine Capossela Mike Capovilla Thomas Cary While waiting to perform her next floor exercise. Sue MacArthur humorously remembers her last routine. 186 Reflections Charlie Cole Karen Compagno Randy Conama Debbie Condit Andrea Connell Judy Copeland Tim Coyne Rex Crider Scniors 187 Sharon Crocket! Cindy Cuthbertson Colleen Dalton Steve Daniel Ann Davis Dawn Davis Kevin Davis Sue Dealy Patricia Desin Deneise Dickenson Doug Dobson Cheryl Deck Cindy Doty Cheryl Dowling Irene Dunn Robert Eggerss 188 Reflections Seniors Sonja Eggcrt New ideas bring class of 74 closer to tomorrow Robert Eliason Sheila Fahy James Figueira Richard Firman Back to back clowns Anita Barnes and Cyndi Bennett, along with George Stotts ham it up for Halloween. Seniors 189 Seniors gather in front of F hall between classes to talk about their upcoming freedom”. 190 Reflections OHS Seniors Janet Giacoma For each, a goal, a purpose Ann Hall Cathy Harris Jim Hartman Debbie Hasha Scniors 191 Dawn Jackson Bob Jarvis Steen Jensen Dona Jordan 192 Reflections Seniors Barry Joseph Cathy, Linda, Joni, Amber, Stacey, and Janet reign over Seniors Mike Kallas Denise Keane Elaine Keever RichKestner Reflections 193 St oll Grana slops lo spend a few minutes with Linda Rydinski. Tom Moffil (RIGHT) takes it all in with an appreciative eye. Mr. Erwin discusses senior activities over a bag of popcorn with seniors Stephanie Bundy, Sharon Stone, and Skye Jones. Phil Kilcoin Stephen Lee Robin Klinger Jack Krause Debra Levitt Rocky Lucia Eric Larson Robert Machado 194 Seniors Seniors Rain destroys float, but not spirit Diane Mackinnon Theresa Manion Denise Manuel Brad Martin Dana Martinez Allison Massey Mark Mattewson Sue McCabe Rob McWilliams Don Means Janice Melin Phil Mettra Jean Milam Cyndi Mitchell Tom Moffit Myra Moore Seniors Classes help seniors plan for future Michele Moran Kenneth Muhlenbruch Herbert Morean Mike Mosser Janice Munns Rodney Naquin Janice Mox Doug Nitchman David Owens Vicky Parry Kathy Paul David Pernick 196 Reflections Roy Pilcher Jackie Plaisted Cindi Platt Sue Poston Seniors 197 Steve Powell Mike Rawson Wendy Prentice Brad Pugh Donna Raymond Vern Reed Blaine Purman Karen Reinberger In making one of his projects, Stan Gozzi puts a belt on the horizontal band saw. 198 Reflections Seniors Letia Rice Senioritis sometimes brought alternatives to going to class NA Frank Sabatini Stephanie Sang Karen Savage Ron Shiele Joe Schmalenbach Chuck Schmid Cheryl Schmidt Seniors 199 Seniors Seniors find fulfillment outside Mary Schultz Pete Sciarretta Charon Scott Christopher Seaman Patricia Sparrow Debbie Sittser Mark Snedcker Denise Standa Kim Stanley On a typical Chrystal Simoneaux 200 Refle.rioi of school as well as inside Sara Stanley Jan Staples Virginia Steveson Teri Stoddard Lora Stratton ors enjoy and watch the noontime rally. Ty Stromberg George Stotts Seniors 201 Steve Elstins smiles mischievously behind a surprised Tim Coyne. Caught unaware the latter cries, who. Me? Amber Thornton Pam Toland Doug Thompson 202 Reflections Seniors Barbara Tracy Susan Trainer Gates open, seniors discover freedom Jeff Van Vliet Karen Wade La Ree Waldron Marlene Washicko Sheri Weller Mike West ■ Horace Westbrook Tom Weiss Carol Williams David Winn Ruth Wylie Sue Younggreen Seniors 203 Dave Adams Larry Adams Dave Allen Mike Amos Seniors, Senior cut day, legal or illegal? Richard Barge Rick Barnes Philip Bartlow Vicky Bassett 204 Reflections La Donna Beaman James Bennet Jon Berkey Brenda Baxter Gary Bruce Stephanie Bundy Patty Burke Curt Cannedy Seniors 205 Rob Service and Dave Foster take a break to read on the controversial bench. 206 Reflections Seniors Chris Clark Banquet held at new setting, kicked off senior activities Larry Dendinger Mary Deneen George Duffy Rhonda Dunniway Seniors 207 Seniors Open campus provides traffic jams for seniors Denise Durflinger Steve Elstins Cary Ewert Blane Farr Jeff Felix Dave Ferrel Les Fetherkile Dan Foster James Fredrickson Dave Free Mike Fuher Craig Gates Debra Goulart Debbie Hadaway 208 Reflections Seniors work on homework in their Physics class. Paul Hermansen Cheryl Hammond Peggy Hansen Leta Harrison Lori Hutchinson Phil Jeffery Carolyn Jerome Bonnie Johnson Seniors 209 Seniors Jeff Low 3erforms job of resident Jeff Kaufman Julian Kosky Laurie Lambertson Monica Lease Rick Jones Gary Kallio Doug Kerr Scott Kline Tina Krause Mary Lemon Christine Lee Steve Lagier 210 Reflections Joseph Mackey John Maddock Michelle Magana Brent Maier Denise Manuel Dennis Markus Steve Martin Brian Marymee Seniors 211 r Belinda Mattingly Sean McFarland Craig McVey Janet Mattix Ed McGee Debbie McGuire Dennis McNamara Jim Meade Sue McArthur Tracy McCrossin Kris Mejia Dave Miller Walt Miller Don Mills Gaye Mills Bill Mitchell 212 Reflections Seniors CHS seniors had their ups and downs Barbara Moller Cathy Moran Debbie Naas Howard Nation With a smile on her face, Linda Witters casually walks to class. Seniors 213 Seniors Many enjoyed freedoms found in their last year Vickie Nausin Diane Navarro Laurie Nethercott I Linda Neufer Richard Neely Tim Nelson Kevin Outman Judy Owen Nancy Parks Jennifer Pate 214 Reflections Jose Perez Peter Post Mike Petsas Kathy Pimentel Marcia Potts Rick Ratliff Jeff Poarch Terry Ratterree Lisa Reblin Tom Reeder Diane Reedy Dan Richardson Vic Riolo Darlene Robbins Ed Roe Janice Robertson Seniors 215 Seniors Lorie Roe Linda Root Birthday parties held in the magical F wing 216 Reflections Dr. Pepper, potato chips, and a cake ail add up to Anne Brad birthday celebration. Anne, with friends (L. TO R.) Leslie C Andrea Connell, Sheri Gayle, Mike Brown, Bob Kato, Kathi Linda Santos Kyle Smith Bill Scholes Craig Spence Robin Sparks Alfred Stone Sharon Stone and Patricia Sparrow smile for the camera before cutting cake. Seniors 217 Seniors Couples packed the Senior Ball Dan Stroski Lynn Stucey Kathy Styris Kathy Sutton Steven Teske Annette Tinsley Ted Trammel Bob Travis David Wagenman Dave Wallace Cindy Walsh Sue Webster 218 Reflections Mike Hewitt listens to dialogue in Spanish five. Melanie Wendell Donna Werthman Steve West Robin Wilson Dennis Wing Melanie Winters Janice Wood Renee Zakoor Seniors 219 Seniors Class of 74' finds th Jim Carlson Skye Jones Mike Evenson Richard Guadarrama Tom Kochmann Steve Lawrence Wilma Hawkins Jeff Low Doug Kerr sits patiently as Pam Morris and Sue McArthur shut him up with masking tape. Tamara Mello Steve McKinley 220 Reflections eedom graduation brings John Spinadel Sharon Sullivan Pat Sutton Rochelle Tate Lawrence Templer Linda Thomas Robert Wallace Linda Witters Cindy Whiteside Mike Zandonella Ronda Zinn Seniors 221 Valerie Moyer Mike Hurwitz 222 Talent Why is growing up? Before I understand the games I'm playing (Red Rover, Red Rover-did you ever come over?) I'm turned around, twisted around, and there are other games to learn. All my childhood dreams have gone for nothing more than a vague swirl of confusion and I long to wade, once more, in the rainy street gutters and wash away the ashes, ashes... Talent 223 Mike Hurwitz 224Aalent To which purpose do I belong? Is life my destiny or is it a position I hold during this moment. Quiet shall break our silence and laughter shall again be heard. Life is a tool which we use during time's destiny. I am life, for I have lived and will live again. This world is a part of me for I have recognized it in it's suffering and in it's love. Anne Bradley Talent 225 Mike Hurwitz Dreams may live or dreams may die, but when they are lost we mustn't cry. It hurts when something dies, something close and dear to you and unreality may cover truth. But still we must dream. Cherish and hold fast to your dreams, For a plant deprived sunlight must die leaving you to wander in a dry barren desert, without food or water only parched, lifeless dust. 226 Talent Vickie Nunes Craig Gates The Rain Child When time was not, the Rain Child was, (Watch, for the Rain Child) Of the wind and the mist, in the cradle of dawn. (with arms uplifted,) She rises in a silence, both fleeting and long, (the rain streaming down,) To greet a light she can never meet. (steps hesitating in front of the cold.) And thus, in grief, the Rain Child treads, (Watch, but she'll never see,) Finding gentle joy. . . and despair, (For the Rain Child has no eyes to perceive.) in winter's night rain. Tina Krause Rob McWilliams The music of silence fills my head with overwhelming sensation. My heart beats a steady rhythm and my thoughts a delicate harmony. The leaves rustling above my head make me feel I am one with nature, myself. My thoughts no longer seem like recordings I play over and over. 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They carry a large stock of top name parts and accessories. Speed and custom equipment, V belts, tools, motor oil and more, for information call 685-7656 Graphics Coldtype graphics coldtype design has been helping the concord high patriot through their excellent typesetting service, for over four years now letterheads, programs or whatever your typesetting requirements. Graphics will fill your order with the upmost quality. Located at 1980 Mountment Blvd. For information call 687-9035 J.V. Meats for the freshest meats at the lowest prices or if you have meats to cut and freeze j.v. meats deals in this line of work located on clayton road next to shakeys. for information call 825-0240 come to j.v. meats for the freshest patty almeida demonstrates the operation of a typesetting machine at graphics coldtype. meats at the lowest prices 234 Support This is the new look in Beem's Studios located at 1426 Duncan St. W.C. Beem's Studios a camera is like your mind both capture the good times bad times funny and sad times and lock them away in a picture. The only difference between a camera and your mind you can share the memorable moments you've had with friends, while the picture in your mind can fade away and even disappear. Beem Studios, the finest photography studio in contra costa county wants to help you keep those cherished times forever. Beem Studios new location at 1426 Duncan st. between North Main and Broadway invite you to come in and see what Tim Beem has to offer you, call 934-9381 for an appointment. Ads 235 Browns Music new york fabrics has the most up-to-date selection of fabrics and notions to be found anywhere, located at 535 contra costa boulevard. New York Fabrics new york fabrics 535 contra costa blvd. in pleasant hill has over 20,000 sq. ft. of fabulous fabrics from around the world every major patterns, special at- 3435 Chestnut Ave. Concord, California tention given, to schools and students for information call new york fabrics at 687-6500 RiDCriRPfT REA LTORS OF CONCORD 4610 CLAYTON ROAD, CONCORD, CALIFORNIA 94521 PHONE 686-4433 236 Support come to clayton valley lumber for equipment needs from housing to firewood Sunny Bright Cleaners sunny bright cleaners offers you sunshine clean clothes, sunny brite cleaners can also handle any laundry need you have, located at 3608 willow pass rd. or call 825-0785. c.v. lumber adding to your house building some shelves for any carpentry need clayton valley lumber has it located at 4674 clayton rd. since 1954 call 685-8633 COLOR T V - STEREO COMPONENTS IN CONCORD SHOPPING CENTER MAPS TV.. MAGNAVOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 1673 WILLOW PASS RD 685-4491 IN CONCORD - SINCE 1946 WALLY'S RENTAL AND SUPPLY A COMPLETE LINE OF TOOLS FOR EVERY NEED MECHANICS TOOLS IMClAI MOW JACK tOAOUl WAIACNI 'o i root • I AMI MS NOMIS PLUMBING SEWER EQUIP IIICIAICAOOTIASAHO SIMt ClIAMIMC I0ui� •� «! oil A tAM LAWN GAROEN rowt MOW! AS tone Ml MS PAINTING EQUIP aimiiss i ai� i� fi toiut cu«t CONTRACTORS EQUIP WltOIAS tUCTAiC MAMMIAS J«A S AIM C0MMISS0AS JAC« NAMMIAS SAM0 (lASU S ftOOR MACMIMS All TvPtS CAMPING EQUIP TRAVEL TRAILERS tmsstovis COOIIAS SlIlAIMG (ACS AAu’A'ta 1 r� mt AUG iMStAUAtlDM I0UI� AMAllAMCI A HAMS 00UHS WAU’AAIA StfAMIA SAACI i ItfCtdC Mt AT| A ALL THIS AND MORE' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ,-THANK YOU FOR CALLING-, 685-5630 1390 GALIN00 ST Dana Liquors Barron Candy hungry thirsty or just want to relax if so dana liquors has everything you need to have that relaxation come to 14 dana plaza or call 689-4190 candy is sweet candy is yummy candy is barron the very best visit 2092 adobe st. in concord or call 682- 9539 Ads 237 Bank of America Bank of America Sun Valley branch Lee Bowman Motors Inc. Bank of America Clayton Valley branch is Concords leading V.W. dealership. They offer the finest selection of new and used V.W. Beetles, Busses, Vans and campers, they also offer service on Saturday. So, do like smart people do, shop Lee Bowman Volkswagen 550 Monument Blvd. (685-7000) Lee Bowman Motors is here to service you iM Lee Bowman Motors Inc. Bank of America Willow Pass Rd. Concord main office. for your banking convenience bank of america has four locations in concord the four branches are 2118 willow pass rd. 3565 clayton valley center and sun valley mall MARK IV LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MERCURY MONTEGO COUGAR COMET CAPRI PANTERA 238 Ads Rath Realty rath realty has been serving contra costa county residential commercial income pro-pertie whether buying or selling our active sales group gives fast dependable service open evenings exclusive national multi-list service call or write for free monthly magazine showing complete description of prices and pictures of current listings g.i.f.h.a. resales also in concord 3330 clayton rd. or call 686-2525 and in pleasant hill its 23146 monument bl. or call 687-8771 Import Motors Good Luck Grads BMW - Subaru Sports Cars Sales and Service 1945 Market St. 682-3571 Concord Sal of sal's delicatessen will serve you with a warm smile Sals Delicatessen does a ham and cheese on rye bread sound good right now or how about a pastrami sandwich boy can't you just taste it sal's delicatessen in the el monte shopping center has a complete selection of imported meats and cheese and also sandwiches located at 3521 clayton rd. or call 685-5705 Ads 239 pam morris displays a small portion of a wide variety of clothes available at suzy's casuals Grubb Ellis Co. Realtors Widest Residential Coverage Bay Area Selling and buying homes is a big step for anyone; it costs you no more to deal with professionals, we can best judge the worth of your present home or prospective new home and advise you professionally. 4110 clayton rd. 685-2244 Alameda Sports alameda sporting goods supplies concord high's football team with all sport supplies located at 1511 park ave in alameda for information call 522-2345 Suzy's Casuals Casual is a nice way to dress women deserve to dress casual for a change suzy's casuals carry the largest supply of casual clothes in any size for any kind of women suzy's is located on 3442 clayton rd. or give a call at 682-8252 Candlelight Liquors party needs all you need from mixes to chips candlelight liquors located in dianda plaza call 689-6511 candlelight liquors has any beverage to please you 240 Ads Tom Wentling displays a camera at his store located in park and shop Wentlings Camera Wentling's cameras feature everything photographic, complete selection of the latest cameras, projectors, tape recorders and contra costa county;s largest darkroom department, catering to the young adult is the motto of the store featuring “young adult charge accounts and 10% student discounts makes wentling the only place to buy your photo items, class rings and other fine jewelry are available from the “precious stone gift shop as well as a complete portrait service from our studio. Jeff DeRosa helps unload one of his fathers candy trucks. CROCKER BnnK TT---------------r-T ; Crocker National Bank De Rosa Candy De Rosa Candy, the wholesale candy dealer located at 1065 Sharry Cir. in concord is a home owned store so you can expect friendly and honest service, come in and check out their large selection of candy in stock. For information call 689-1050 and evenings call, 682-1465 (Member FDIC) Ads 241 American Realty located at 3134Clayton Rd. invites you to come by for a visit. American Realty a house is not a wants to home until it is help people occupied find that nice a nice house house and turn is hard it into to find a happy home american realty for people is sad to enjoy to see for a so many nice lifetime houses american realty just waiting waits for you to become on 3143 clayton beautiful road homes or call american realty 687-1515 242 Lai la's Florist For those special occasions give your girl flowers or a corsage Laila's Florist fits all your needs visit us at 1910 Concord Ave. or order by calling 685-4464 for the best in flowers. - 1974 Graduate and Laila Employee, Lora Station works on a floral arrangement. £1 wi concord's majorettes and song girls enjoy a refreshing root beer at A and W A W Root Beer where do you all go after a date? A and W! where do you go when your dying of thirst? A and W! where do you go when you just want something to eat? A and W for the finest root beer and hamburgers come to the place that offers you the best located at 4804 clayton rd. or give them a call at 689-5611 Barney's Hickory Pit barney's hickory pit featuring oak wood barbequed spare ribs beef pork ham chicken steaks dining room service for the whole family junior orders, too hot sandwiches and dinners ala carte food to go located at 3446 clayton rd. or call 685-9931 Acme Auto having trouble with that edsel that edsel that no one fix acme auto repair can help you drive to 2825 on the ala-meda or call 685-8495 acme auto does expert repairs at low prices 244 Ads Triangle Sports Triangle Specializing in Sports Athletics Shop Hobbies Trophies 40 Dana Plaza Concord, CA. 94521 Block Jackets 415 687-4477 MONUMENT PRINTING CO. 1849 Contra Costa Blvd. Pleasant Hill, CA. 685-4424 For All Your Printing Needs A to B Rentals they carry everything from a to b that's a to b rentals the finest names in rental items all at low rental rates a to b rentals is located at 1249 monument blvd. or call 689-4656 need something for your home or business then rent it at a to b rentals Jamie Box, Kay McLaren, Kenny Nerelove are ready to serve you at applo market. Groceries Meat Produce Liquors 3624 Concord, CA. Willow Pass 682-2712 APOLLO $ FOODS concord beverage located 2031 market st. not only supplies beverages they also started the first aluminum can recycling center in contra costa county Custom Sound Features JVC CD-4 4 Channel Stereo Speakers Car Tape Players and Full Line of Accesories 1480 Wharton Way, Concord, Calif. r we're waiting to help you with your insurance needs state farm when you need insurance, isn't it nice to know there's someone in your neigborhood who can help. WE enjoy helping our neighbors protect the good things they've worked hard for with State Farm car, home, life and health insurance. located at 2783 clayton rd, concord or call 685-7682 and ask for clarence morgan or marge bruce. M. P. market liquors the friendliest store in concord owners: Paul Villa Elsie Odello Pleasant Hill Town Center yi Carpet CHUCK FENENBOCK _________(415) 798-2133 180 Golf Club Rd. Pleasant Hill. California 94523 246 Ads ithrtlVidiikM, m. congratulations good luck to the graduating class of '74 FROM Bill Mortimer regional Manager SECURITY NATIONAL BANK 938 Linden Ave. So. San Francisco, Ca. —For Your Future Banking Needs—Save at Security 871-8401 walnut creek glass located on north main in walnut creek. Walnut Creek Glass glass is a great product for the best glass it's walnut creek glass located at 2042 north main street in walnut creek glass is a magical product which has many marvelous uses it keeps out the cold from your houses lets the sun come in Ads 247 Discover Taylor's Auto Salvage Open 6 days a week Specializing in ALL Late Model Parts We Pay You More Cash for Cars and Trucks 2825 Monument Blvd« Concord 685-1350 when your hungry come to shakey's pizza parlor. Shakey's shakey's pizza parlor is a friendly place a homey atmosphere, delicious pizza baked to perfection now featuring green salad, roasted chicken for pick up, call 682-9591 concord at clayton road United States Marine Corps the marines are looking for a few good men. 1655 Willow Pass Rd P.H. 685-2600 Concord, California 94520 685-1775 Congratulations to Graduates from... DAV1 emlm OVER 44 YEARS 2703 CLAYTON ROAD 682-9393 Concord Terminal Shopping Center Custom Design Jewelery Expert Watch Jewelery Repair Earpiercing Engraving Clayton Flowers Plants Be the First in Line Flowers, for Proms, Banquets Graduation, or for Your Honey 4664 Clayton Rd P.H. 682-4664 Store Hours 9 to 9 Weekdays 10 to 5 Sat.-Sun. 248 Ads ESSIONAL PATRON t?rt Byer VLD. ren Char 6.r).S. ManL.Lagier klin Gtian D.D.S. iam Stephenson „ andMrs. Laurence Christman � Cueller DjOS. gne'e Chang D.p S. 1 rgc I. Chingas D.D.S. m amin ( han D.D.S. Senior A AARON, SCOTT 182, 55, 54 Diving Team (swim team), Madrigals, Concen Choir ADAMS, DAVE 204 ADAMS, LARRY 204.94 ALLEC, NANCY 182. Girls Gymnastics Team, Campaigners. C.S.F. ALLEN, CYNTHIA 182 ALLEN, DAVID 204 AMOS, MIKE 204 ANDERSON, CHRIS 120,204 ANDERSON, JOHN 204 ANGIN, RON 182 ANTHONEY. KURI 183 ARELLANO, JACQUELIN 183 ARMSTRONG, LINDA 183 ARNETT, KARRIE 183 AZEVEDO, CHRISTINE 204 B BABB, MICHELLE 183 BABCOCK. TERRY 183 BAETA, MARK 204 BAIO, JOE 204 BAKER, CATHY 204 BAKER, GREGORY 66, 183,204 BALDWIN, SHARON 183 BANDUCCI, CHRISTOPHER 183, 230, 260- poem Botanical Society, S. A.D.O.T.A.R. BARB! RIO, DAVI 204.94 BARGE. RICHARD 24, 204, Clubs Commissioner, Chess Club BARNES, ANITA 183, 189.106 BARNES. RICK 204 BARTGIS, KENT 51. 183 BARTLOW, PHILL'P 204 BASSETT, VICKTORIA 204 BAXTER, BRENDA 205 BEAMAN, IADONNA 205, J.V. Cheerleader, Senior Women BELL, THOMAS 183 BENNETT, CYNTHIA 183.189, Chairman; Homecoming Dance, Announcement Comm., Project Community Charter BENNETT, JIM 205 BERKE Y, JON 205 BIAVA, BARBARA 183 BICKNEll, CAMILLE 183, C.S.F., String Orchestra, pres.-Senior Women Honor Society, wrestling score-keeper. Drama Productions, I.W.E., T. A. Index BILLINGS, RENEE 183 BISCHOEF. RICHARD 184 BISHOP. JOHN S4, 184 BLAIN, MICHAEL 184 BLATT, BONNIE 184, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Senior Women BLATTER, JONI 30, 31 39, 184,185, 205, Orchestra, Homecoming Queen candidate, Swimteam manager BLOOM, KIMBERLY 184 BLOUNT, DIBI 184 BOSTON, TOM 184 BOWEN, KEN 205 BOX, JAMES 205 BOYER, JEANNIE 184 BOYKIN. RON 205, 51 BRADLEY, ANNE 225, 231,184. 255, 261-pocm, S.A.D.O.T.A.R., C.S.F., Yearbook, Young life. Campaigners, Brunch Carts BRADLEY, TONI 184, Gymnastics team BRANDT, RICHARD 205 BRASSFIEID. RANDY 30,185 BREIVIK, SCOTT 185 BRE WER. ElIZABE IH 205 BRINTON, JUDITH 205 BROWN, EDMUND 185 BROWN, MICHAEl 205 BRUCE, GARY 74, 205,72.91.106 BRUNEY, BAMBI 185 BRY, CURT 185 BRYANT, STEVE 66. 185 BUNDY, STEPHANIE 39,205 BURKE. PATRICIA 51, 53,185, 205 Orchestra, Marching band, •concert band. Symphonic band. Wind ensemble, G.A.A., Swim team. Ski Club, rally band BURKHART, JULIE 185 c CALIA, SUE 186 Senior banquet CAMPBELL, MARK 186 CANDIOTTI, THOMAS 58,59.186.95,94 CANNEDY, CUR1 66, 69,205,94 CANTU, TERRY 186 CAPOSSEl A, LORAINE 186, Songgirl CAPOVIllA. MIKE % 61.186,96 CARLSON, JAMES CARLSON, STEVE 27, 206, Frosh football. Rhino Club, Yearbook CARRIER. DON 72 CARTER. DEBBIE 206 CARTER. DENISE 206 CARY, TOM 51, 53, 186,206 CASE, KATHLEEN 187 CATES, STEPHANIE 206, Gymnastics Team, C.S.F., Head Aqua chicks. Homecoming chairman CATRON, CHERYL 187, S.A.D.O.T.A.R., Xmas Sales, Sign painter CHAPMAN. GAIL 206 CHIN, LESLIE 206. German Club, C.S.F., Hospital Volunteer CHRIST, RANDOLPH 187, Frosh Football, J.V. Wrestling, Track. Marching Band, Wind ensemble CHRISTENSEN, CRAIG 71,21,87,66,187,106,90 Varsity Football- 2yr„ Varsity Wrestling-3 yr.. Varsity Track- 2yr., Athletic Commissioner, Rhino Club, Sargent at Arms. CHRISTENSEN, PAUL 187 CHRISTENSEN, PERRY 206 CLARK, CHRISTINE 182, 207.118, C.S.F., Senior Class social director CLARK, JEFF 207 CLOWES, KELLY 187 COATS, CHARLES 53, 187, Frosh Concert Band, Soph. Symp. Marching Bands, Jun. Symphy, Senior Wind Ensemble, Marching band. School Mascot COGAR. BARBARA 187, C.S.F., Advanced group, S.A.C., l.D.S. Youth group COLE, CHARLES 187 COLEMAN, CHARLES 113,207 COMPAGNO. KAREN 187 CONAMA, RANDY 187 CONDIT. DEBBIE 187 CONGDON, CHAD 207, Rcc. Leadership CONNELL, ANDREA 187, German Club, G.-A.A., S.A.D.O.T.A.R., C.S.F. Sealbearer, Senior Women COPAS, KEITH 207 COPELAND, JUDY 187 CORREA. BILL 207, Rhino Club COUSINS, LARRY 207 COYNE, TIMOTHY 187.94 CRESPI, CATHERINE 30, 31, 207, T.A. Science-2 yr„I.W.E. Industrial-1 yr.. Homecoming Queen candidate, C.S.F.-2 yrs.. Sign painter CRIDER, REX 187 CROCKETT, SHARON 188, C.S.F. CUTHBERTSON, CINDY 158 D DALTON, COLLEEN 188, Soph, class secretary. Junior Class social director. Junior Prom comm.. Powder Puff -1 DANIEL. STEVE 188 DAVIS. ANN 188 DAVIS, DAWN 188 DAVIS, KEVIN 188 DEALY, SUSAN 188 DECK, CHERYL 50,51. 188, Flag carrier-2 yrs. DEKKER, PHIL 207, Gymnastics 2 yrs., S.A.D.O.T.A.R. DENDINGER. LAWRENCE 207 DENEEN, MARY 207, Woodwind Ensemble, Symphonic 8and, I f.i k scorer DESIN, PATRICIA 188 DIAZ. ROSSANA 39. 58, Varsity Tennis-1 yr.. Orchestra 4 yrs., G.A.A. Varsity Tennis Team 1 yr. DOWLING, CHERYL 49.188, Pep Club, Sign Carrier 2 yrs.. Head Sign Carrier 1 yr„ Junior Float, Young life, I.W.E. DUFFY, GEORGE 207 DUNN, IRENE 188 DUNNIWAY, RHONDA 207 DURFLINGER, DENISE 188,208 DICKENSON, DENISE 188 DOBSON, DOUG 188 DOTY, CINDY 188 E EGGERSS, BOB 188 EGGERT, SONJA 189. Rec leadership-1 yr.. Gymnastics G.A. A. 1 yr., S.A.D.O.T.A.R. 3 yrs. EWERT. GARY 82.112, 208 EWERT, GREG 72 ELLIASON, ROBERT 24,189 ELLIS, TOM 72 ELSTINS. STEVE 208 EVENSON, MIKE 98 F FARR, BIANE 208 FAHEY, SHEILA 189 FELIX,JEFF 206 FERREL, DAVID 51. 53,208 FETHERKELE, LES 208 FIGUEIRA, JAMES 189 FIRMAN, RICHARD 24,189,96 FOLEY, LAURA 190 FORTUNEZ, JOSE Exchange student from Chile FOSTER, DAN 208 FOSTER, DAVID 190, 206,182, Football, Track, Senior class Vice pres., pres.-RhinoClub, C.S.F. FOURQUERAY, DENYS, French 20 Exchange student FREDRICKSON. JAMES 208 FREDRICKSON. REX 82,84. 190 FREE, DAVE 182, 208, Track 1 yr.. Wrestling 3 yrs.. Senior class treasurer, SR. man. Rhino Club, C.S.F.-Vice pres., lettermans Club 2 yrs.. Young life FRIBERG, SUSAN 190 FRIESEN, VALERIE 190, C.S.F., Sealbearer, 3yr. graduate FUHRE, MICHAEl 208 G GARRISON, JAMES 190 GASTON, JOHN 190 GATES, CRAIG 208, 227, 257 GAYLE, SHARI 190,104 S.A.D.O.T.A.R. 4 yrs.; pres. 2 yrs.. Varsity wrestling manager. Cross Country, C.S.F., G.A.A., Grad, committee. Key Club, Senior Women (sect. treasurer) GIACOMA, JANET 30, 31,185,191 GILLIO, SUE 191 GLEFFE. BILL 82,84. 191 GODWIN, DAN 191 GOLDSMITH. MARK 38, 51,146,178 GONZALES, DAVID 66, 71,191, Football 4 yrs.. Wrestling 4 yrs., baseball 1 yr. GOULART, DEBRA 54, 206 GOZZI, STAN 191. 198 GRANA. SCOTT 191, 193, Newspaper 2 yrs.. Photography -yearbook 3 yrs.. Advertising-yearbook 4 yrs. GRIFFIN. MIKE 191 GROBECK. RON 191. 82,84. 85, C.S.F., Rhino Club, Var. Football, Var. Basketball, Var. Baseball, Block C GUADARRAMA. RICHARD 220 H HADAWAY, DEBBIE 208 HALL, ELIZABETH 191, SO, Gymnastics team 1 yr.. Student Body Secretary 1 yr.. Flag Carrier, Girls Tennis team, Marching 4 yrs. HAMMOND. CHERIE 209, 43, Senior Women, Soph. Rep. I.W.E., Sign painter. Wrestling scorekeeper. Young Life, Campaigners, T.A., Hippos, OWE. I.W.E. HANSEN, PEGGY 55, 250 1 ndex 54, 209, Sign carrier, Madrigals, Orchestra HARRIS, CATHY 191 HARRISON, LITA 209 HARTMAN, JAMES 191 HASHA, DEBBIE S4. 55,191, Powder Pull, Madrigals 2 yrs.. Girls Glee J yrs.. Young Life HAWKINS, WILMA 220 G.A.A., T.A. HAYWORTH, JIM 123, 192 HELMA, VALERIC 192 HERMANSEN, PAUL 209 HESTER. SHARON 192 HEWITT, MICHAEL 55,192 HIGGINS. HOLLY 39, 51, 192, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band 3 yrs.. Jazz Ensemble 1 yr„ Majorette. Girls Var. Tennis 1 yr.. Soph, class Rep, C.S.f.4yrs., Orchestra 2 yrs.. Beta Alpha Nu Delta Sinfonia HIGHT, ALAN 192 HILLMAN, GEORGE 61.192.91.90 HINRICHS, CAROLYN 192, Young Life, Botanical Society, C.S.F., Camp Counseling, G.A.A. HODGES. BILL 82. 83, 85,86.87,192, Basketball 3 yrs.. Key Club 1 yr.. Marching Band 1 yr. HORD, MARK 192 HOWARD. DIANE 192, Wrestling scorekecper. Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Senior Ball chairman. Senior Banquet committee HURWITZ, MICHAEL 192, 222, 223, 224, 225, 229, 254, 256. Jazz Band 3yrs.-drums, Beta Alpha Nu Delta Sinfonia, Rhino Club, Rally Band, Student Gov't. Newspaper Yearbook Photographer, CHS Moto-Cross Racing team. Journalism HUTCHINSON, LORRETT 55, 209, Senior Women, Powder Puff Football, Football mgr., senior picnic comm., T.A., Drama. Activities commissioner J JACKSON, DAWN 192 JARVIS. ROBERT 192 JEFFERY, PHIL J9.209.96 JENSEN, STEEN 24. 192 JEROME, CAROLYN 49,209 JOHNSON, BONITA 209 JONES, RICHARD 66, 210, Frosh Wrestling, J.V. Varsity Football, Key Club Historian, Senior Men JONES, SKYE 39,194 JORDAN, DONA 192 JOSEPH. BARRY 193 K KALLAS, MIKE 193 KAlllO. GARY 210, Track team Basketball, S A.D.A.T.O.R. KAUFMANN. JEFFREY 210 KAUKAU, EMILY 135, 210, J.V. Cheerleader, Basketball (1 yr.). Football (2 yrs.), and Track (1 yr.) Statistition, Soph. Class Princess, Junior Class Princess KEANE. DENISE 193 KEEVER. ELAINE 50. 193, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Flag Carrier, G.A.A. KERR. DOUGLAS 26. 210, 220, Newspaper, 3 yrs.. Editor; CHS Patriot, Publicity Grievance comm. 1 yr.. Concord Youth Council 2yrs.. Tennis 2 yrs.. Track Cross Country 1 yr. KESTNER. RICH 193 KILCOIN, PHIL 194.94 KUNE. SCOTT 52, 39, 210, Marching Band, Ralley Band, Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Beta Alpha Nu Delta Sinphonia, Campus Commisioner, Tennis Team, Wrestling. Contra Costa Youth Symphony Orchestra. Drama Productions KLINGER. ROBIN 50, 194, Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Flag Carrier, Marching Band, Senior Ball Comm., Epsilon Delta Phi, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Royjl Band Court, B. I .O.C., Grad. comm. KOCHMANN, THOMAS 51, 52, 39 KOSKY. JULIAN 210 KRANZ. GARY 210 KRAUSE, JOHN 24. 194, Frosh Wrestling, Student government (campus comm.), C. S.F., Rhino Club KRAUSE. TINA 16. 54. 55. 210, 223, 227, 228, 258, Newspaper, Madrigals, C.S.F., Alternative School, S.A.D.O.T.A.R., German Club, UFW Bond award L LACIER. STEPHEN 210, Rhino Club. C.S.F. LAMBERTSON, LAURIE 44. 45, 210, Soph. Class vice-president, F lag carrier. Varsity Cheerleader LARSON, ERIC 113, 194 LAWRENCE, STEPHEN LEASE, MONICA 210 1(1. KRISTINE 210 LEE, STEVE 194 LEMON, MARY 210 LEVITT, DEBRA 194 LINDEMANN, BILL 211 LIPSKI, MARY 211 UVESAY, JON 69,72,76. 211,75,66 LLACUNA, TAD 72 LOCKARY, RAYMOND 211 LOCKETT. MICHELLE 211.105.107, G.A.A.. 4 yrs., G.A.A. president 1 yr.. Powder Puff 1 yr., G.A.A., class Rep. LONG, GORDON 211 LOW. JEFF 182 Sc. Class Pres., C.S.F., Senior Men, Rhino Club. Young Life, Campaigners, Camp Counseling. Yearbook, Newspaper LUCIA, ROCKY 24. 194.20 LYMAN, CHERYL 211 LYNDE, STEPHANIE 30,31,211,107 M MACHADO, ROBERT 194,66 MACKEY, JOSEPH 211 MACKINNON, DIANE 195 MADDOCK. JOHN 72. 211.74, 75, Key. 76 Club 3 yrs.. Wrestling 4 yrs. (Varsity 3 yrs.). Senior Men, Journalism -Newspaper 1 yr. MAGANA, MICHEL I 211 MAIER. BRENT 142, 211 MANION, THERESA 195 MAUEl, DENISE 195, 211 MARKUS, DENNIS 39. 51,53, 211, Key Club treasurer. Marching Band 4 yrs.. Wind Ensemble, Orchestra 3 yrs.. Soph Congress, Jr. Class vice president. Key Club vice pres., C.S.F. Sealbearer, Swim team. Senior Men, Key Club It. Governor. Sports Concessions MARTIN, BRAD 195. 38 MARTIN, STEVE 211 MARTINEZ, DANA 195 MARYMEE, BRIAN 211 MASSEY, ALLISON 195 MATTHEWSON, MARK 195 MATTINGLY, BELINDA 212 MATTIX. JANET 212 MCARTHUR. SUSAN 24, 186. 212 Newspaper 3 yrs.. Yearbook 1 yr.. Grappelette 1 yr.. Gymnastic team. Rally Commissioner, Powder Puff 1 yr., 220 MCCABE, SUSAN 195 MCCROS5IN, TRACY 212 MCFARLAND, SEAN 212,84.85,82 MCGEE, EDWARD 212 MCGUIRE. DEBORAH 212 MCKINLEY, STEPHEN 54.55,51,39,53 Jazz Band 2 yrs.. Rally Band 1 yr.. Swimming Tm 2 yrs., CHS Marching Band 4 yrs., Madrigals 2 yrs. MCNAMARA, DENNIS 212 MCVEY, CRAIG 212 MCWILLIAMS, ROBERT 229, 231, 261, 195 MEADE, JAMES 212, 55, 54, Concert Choir 4 yrs., Madrigals 3 yrs., Rec leadership. Drama Productions 4 yrs., Diogenese Alternative School 1 yr.. Camp Counseling 3 yrs.. Curriculum Guidance Commissioner 1 yr.. Soph. Congress MEANS. DON 195.72.79 74, Rhino Club, Varsity Wrestling 2 yrs. MEJIA, KRISTINE 212, 54, Concert Choir, I.W.E. MELLO, TAMARO 220, Art X, C.S.F., T.A., Work Scholarship in Art. B of A Art Award METTRA, PHIL 195, Frosh Cross country track, Frosh Wrestling, Frosh Golf, Drama Productions, Young Life 4 yrs. MILAM, JEAN 195 MELIN, JANICE 195 MILLER. DAVE 52, 212,5) MILLER. WALT 212 MILLS, DONALD 66, 212 MILLS, GAYE 212 MITCHELL, BILL 212 MITCHELL, CYNTHIA 195, Rec Leadership, Majorette, Concert Choir 3 yrs., T.A. MOFFIT, TOM 195, 193, Rhino Club MOLLER. BARBARA 213, German Club, Senior Women's Honor Society, Announcement Comm. MOORE, MYRA 54, 195, Senior Women, Girls Choir, Concert Choii. Symphonic Band, Concord Police Dept. Bicycle Judge MORAN, CATHERINE 213, Powder Puff, Young life. Swim timer. Junior Float, I.W.E., Drama MORAN, MICHELE 1%, Young life. Campaigners, Senior Women, Junior Prom comm. MOREAN, HERB 196 MORRIS, PAMELA 18, 27, 243, 220 Gymnastics 2 yrs., wrestling scorekeeper, track manager 1 yr.. Yearbook co-editor MOSSER. MICHAEL 1% MOX, JANICE 196 MUE3GETT, DENNIS 72.76 MUHLENBRUCH, KEN 1% MUNNS. JANICE 1% MURPHY, LAURIE 39, Yearbook 3 yrs. N NAAS, DEBORAH 213, 53, Symphonic Band, Marching Band. Orchestra, Advanced Wind Ensemble, Soph. Congressman, C.S.F., Swim Timer, Track Timer. Key Club, T.A., Grad. Comm. NAQUIN, ROD 1% NATION, HOWARD 213 NAUSIN. VICKIE 214, 39, 54, Orchestra. 79 Concert Choir, C.S.F. Sealbearer, Senior Wrestling scorekeeper NAVARRO, DIANE 214 NEELY, RICHARD82, 214, Basketball 3 yrs., J.V. Varsity Tennis NELSON, TIMOTHY 214,122 NETHERCOTT, LAURIE 214. Flag Carrier, Powder Puff, O.W.E., I.W.E. NEUFER. LINDA 214 NITCHMAN, DOUGLAS 1% NORRIS, IEFFREY196, Rhino Club, Yearbook NORRIS, MARK 1% o O'BRIAN. KATHY 196 OHIS, GUNILLA I inland Exchange Student. 20,104.107 O'JONES, DEBORAH 39.102,103,214,53.105 OLIVER, MARK 214, 137,43. 70,82.66 O'NEIL, RON 1%, 61 05CAR50N. ELIZABETH 214,C.S.F., Sealbearer, Soph. Class Historian, Senior Banquet Chairman, Young life OSTLER. NANCY 214 OUTMAN, KEVIN 214.106.90 OWEN, JUDITH 214 OWENS, DANIEL 54 OWENS, DAVID 196, Senior Men P PARKS, NANCY 113, 214 PARRY, VICKY 1% lndex 251 PATE, JENNIFER 24. 39,182, 214 PAUL, KATHLEEN 40, 196, Swim team timer. Sign carrier, Songgirl 1 yr.. Head Songgirl 1 V- PENOVICH, RECG PEREZ, JOSE 215,20 Foreign Exchange Student from PERNICK, DAVID 24, 1%, Chew Club, Finance Commissioner PETERS, RAWLEY 197 PETERSON, GARY 197 PETSAS, MIKE S4, 215, Senior Men, Announcement Comm. PHILLIPS, CHARLENE 197 PILCHER, ROY 197 PIMENTEL, KATHRYN 215 PLAISTED, JACQUELINE 197, C.S.F. PIATT, CYNTHIA 51, 197, 53 POARCH, JEFF 215 POST, PETER 215 POSTON, SUSAN 43. 197, Powder Puff, Sign Painter, Track scorekeeper, T.A., I.W.E. POTTS, MARCIA 49, 215, IWE, Flag Carrier, Sign Carrier, C.S.F., Brunch Carts, Powder Puff, Sophomore Junior Float POWELL, STEVE 198 PRENTICE, WENDY 196 PUGH, BRADLEY 198 PURMAN, BLAINE 198 R RATLIFF, RICH 215 RATTERREE, TERRY 215,197.98 RAYMOND, DONNA 198 RAWSON, MICHAEL 198 KEBLIN, LISA 215, Swim Team Timer 4 yrs.. Junior Prom Comm., Senior Ball comm.. Brunch Carts REED, VERNON 198 REEDER, TOM 39, 215, 51, 52, 53, Symphonic Band 1 yr„ Wind Ensemble 3 yrs.. Jazz Ensemble 3yrs.. Rally Band 3 yrs.. Marching Band, Orchestra, Show Orchestra 2 yrs.. Brass Quartet REEDY, DIANE 39, 215, Orchestra, C.S.f., G.A.A. Tennis, Xmas Sales Training, Contra Costa Youth Symphony, CHS String Quartet REINBERGER, KAREN 198 RICE, CATHY, Young life. Campaigners, Aquachick, Freshman Rep., Girls Swim team. Camp Counselor RICE. LETIA 199, Girls Gymnastics team. Senior class float, C.S.F. RICHARDSON, DANIEL 215 RIOLO, VIC 24, 215.98 Rhino Club, Block C, Athletic commissioner. Swim Team 4 yrs.. Football Team ROBERTS, PAT 199 ROBERTSON, JANICE 215, Senior Women Honor Society ROBBINS, DARLENE 215 ROBINSON, SHARON 199 ROBINSON, VICTORIA 51, 53.199, Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, C.S.F., Sealbearer ROE. ED 215 ROE, LORIE 216 ROOT, LINDA 30, 31, 216 ROOT. MARK 216, 66 ROWLAND, KEVIN 216, Open Campus committee. Yearbook Newspaper RUDISIll, ROBERTA 199 NA 82.199 s SABATINI, FRANK 199 SANDERSON, GUY 216 SANG, STEPHANIE 199 SANTOS, LINDA 217, Rec Leadership I II, I.W.E., C.S.F. SAVAGE, KAREN 199, Senior Women Honor Society, Senior Float SCHIELE, RON 199 SCHMALENBACK, JOE 199,137 SCHMID, CHARLES 199, Football, Rhino Club, Gcrmen Club SCHMIDT. CHERYL 199 SCHOIES, WILLIAM 217 SCHULTZ, MARY 200 SCIARRETTA, PETER 24, 200, 59,16, 27, 58, 59, 28, Varsity Tennis, Frosh J.V. Football, Track 2 rs„ Yearbook, Student Gov't, Rhino Club SCOTT, CHARON 200 SEAMAN. CHRISTOPHER 200, 243, Senior Men, Senior Ball comm.. Grad. Comm., Key Club, T.A., Yearbook photographer. Junior Comm., Varsity Football Announcer SERVICE. ROBERT 206 SIMONEAXU, CHRYSTAl 200, 50. 53, Track timer. Camp Counseler, Marching Band, Head Flag Carrier. Drama Club, Epsilon Delta Phi, Senior Ball Comm,, Royal Band Court, Stage Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Xmas Sales SITTSER, DEBBIE 200, 182, Young Life, Campaigners, Aquachick, Senior Class secretary Aquachick, Senior Class secretary SMITH, KYLE 217 SNEDEKER, MARK 200, Senior Men, Young life. Rhino Club SPAHl, CAROLYN 217 SPARKS. ROBIN 217 SPARROW. PATRICIA 200 SPENCE, CRAIG 217 SPINADEl. JOHN 112 STANDA. DENISE 200 STANLEY, KIM 200 STANLEY, SARA 201, C.S.F., O.W.E., T.A. STAPLES, JANET 201 STAPP, PAM 217 STEVESON. VIRGINIA 201 STODDARD, TERI 210, S.A.Y., S.A.C., Volunteer at C.C.C.C. STONE. |ACK 217 STONE. SHARON 194, 217, Rally Commissioner STOTTS, GEORGE 201,189, Rec Leadership I II STRAIT, GUS 217 STRATTON, LORA 201, 243 STROMBFRG, TY 201, Frosh Football, J.V. Track, Varsity Track STROSKI, DAN 218 STUCEY, LYNN 218, Young life, Campaigners.Girls Glee, Girls Choir, Concert Choir, Junior Prom Decorations Chairman, Senior Women STYRIS, KATHLEEN 218 SUDAN. PAUL 72 SULLIVAN, SHARON SUTTON, KATHY 218 SUTTON, PAT SYKES, PERRY 66. 202 T TATE, ROCHELLE TAYLOR III. ARTHUR 202 TAYLOR, GREGORY 202 TAYLOR, KATHLEEN 202, C.S.F., S.A.D.O.T.A.R., Rec Leadership I II, Camp Counseling TEMPLER, LAWRENCE TESKE, STEVEN 38, 218 THOMAS, LINDA THOMPSON, DOUG 202 THOMPSON, LINDA 202, Rec leadership I II, Drama Productions THORNTON, AMBER 31, 29, 30, 202, 243, Ads, News Bureau Director, Yearbook Co-Editor, Homecoming Queen, Majorette, Graduation Comm. Chairman, C.S.F., Xmas Sales, Dance TINSLEY, ANNETTE 218 TOIAND, PAM 202 TRACY, BARBARA 203 TRAINER. SUSAN 203 TRAMMEL, THEODORE 218 TRAVIS, BOB 218 TUCKER. TIM 218 TUEll, EDWARD 218 TUHY, EDITH, German Exchange Student 20.101 V VANVLIET, JEFFERY 203 VERNIER, SUZETTE 218 VERSTEEG, TONI 218 W WADE. KAREN 201.79 136, 54, Concert Choir, Art X Program, Track scorekeeper. Wrestling Scorekeeper WAGENMAN, DAVID 218 WALDRON, BETTY LAREE 203, Senior 79 Women Honor Society, Drama Productions, Wrestling Scorekeeper WALLACE, DAVE 94 218. Baseball 94 WALSH, CINDY 140. 218 WALSON, ROBERT Abteu. R k 146 A to 8 Rcnuh 24S A me Auto Repa - 244 Acotd, totf j 168 Ackley. lid - Calclet 1a Mead, 141 Adarm, loti 40.41,158 Adamy. Patty 156 Adams. Stephen S 2.180 Adorable lady ill Adretthety 212 Aheatn. |im 146 Aheam. Kathy 168 Aiello, ttank Otr 1.16 Ajan. B.ian60,156 Akre. Kathy 154 Alameda Spotty 240 Albtecht. timothy 156 Allene aate. Audtene SS. 146 Allcock.Maty 146 Allen. Ian 24 Allen. It 1S6 Allen, letemy 146 Allen. Ka en SI, 146 Allen, lauta Momemakia . 121 Allen, lot.40. 41. 111. 168 WASHICKO, MARLENE 118, 203 WEBSTER, SUE 218 WEISS, TOM 203, 124 WELLER, SHERI 203 WENDELL, MELANIE 219 WERTFIMAN, DONNA 219, Boatnical Society WEST, MIKE 203 WEST, STEVE 51, 39. 219, Wind Ensemble 3 yrs.. Marching Band 3 yrs.. Jazz Band WESTBROOK. HORACE 30,31,66, 68,69, 71,185, 203, Varsity Football WHITESIDE, CYNTHIA 221 WILLIAMS, CAROL 44. 39. 203 WILSON, ROBIN 219, C.S.F.1yr„ Track Scorekeeper 2 yrs.. Concert Band WING. DENNIS 219 WINN, DAVID 203 WINTERS, MELANIE 219 WITTERS, LINDA 213 WOOD, JANICE 219 WYLIE, RUTH 53, 48. 203, Head Majorette 3 yrs.. Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Graduation Committee Y YOUNGGREEN, SUE 203 z ZAKOOR, RENEE 219, C.S.F., S.A.D.O.T.A.R., Candy Striper, Rec Leadership. Camp Counselor, Brunch Carts, Pixie leader ZANDONEllA, MIKE 221 ZINN, RONDA221 Allen. Pyke � Ale.ander. Paul 78. 16? Amantile, Vmte 17. 168 A met it an Really 242 Amoy. Barry 146 Amoy, terry � . SI. SI. 168 Anderyen. Cra.K 1S6 Andervon. Anita 146 Andetyon. Bruce lit Andetyon. Boh 1S6 Andetyon, llanny 146 Andetyon. lay 146 Andetyon. laity 168 Andetyon Ron 146 Andteyy. Maty SS. 146 Andtopouloy. Oean W, SI. 52. SI. 156.60 Anffin, Mike IS6 Annty. Cathy 146 Anmy. 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