Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1965 volume:

CORONAL 1964 1 96S CORONAL-THE VOLUME FORTY-ONE 1 JU J CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK IS PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN THE CITY OF CORONA 2 EDITORIAL STAFF ETHEL ARGETSINGER, CHAIRMAN, COPY EDITOR... HEATHER GUTIERREZ, LAYOUT EDITOR... JANICE KELLER, CAMPUS EDITOR... MARTHA PENA, TYPING EDITOR... JIM BILL, BUSINESS MANAGER... EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS ALICE VERMEER, COPY... KATHY LEUF, MIKE NICKSON, LAYOUT... ANITA WYNE, CAMPUS, TYPING... JO ANN HARADA, KATHIE KELLER, TYPING... RITA ESPARZA, BUSINESS... CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY -4... SENIORS -16... UNDERCLASSMEN -41... CAMPUS -62... ORGANIZA¬ TIONS -82... ACTIVITIES -114... SPORTS -150... ADVER¬ TISING -174... INDEX -176... FACULTY ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION DR. AUSTIN MA¬ SON, ASSISTANT SUPERIN¬ TENDENT. MR. MONTE NUTTER, ASSISTANT SUPERIN¬ TENDENT. DR. JOHN STALLINGS, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. SCHOOL BOARD: MR. CIPRIANO HERNANDEZ, DR. WIL¬ LIAM HERRON, MRS MARGARET VERITY (PRESIDENT), MR SPURGEON ROTHROCK, MR GLEN W. DAY. THE SUPERINTENDENTS AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES COMPRISE THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CORONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. THIS YEAR ' S HARD-WORKING ADMINISTRATORS HAVE REGULATED ALL SCHOOL POLICIES AND HAVE REVIEWED ALL BUSINESS AND ACTIVITIES OF CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, AS WELL AS OF EVERY OTHER SCHOOL IN THE DISTRICT. THEIR DISCUSSIONS, THEIR DECI¬ SIONS, AND THEIR OPINIONS HAVE BEEN OF VITAL INTEREST AND OF DIRECT IMPORTANCE TO ALL STU¬ DENTS AND FACULTY OF CORONA SENIOR HIGH. 6 PRINCIPAL, PHILIP J. DONAHUE— ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, SA, ALABAMA: ADMINISTRATION. MASTER OF TUSCALOO- MR. JAMES THOMPSON —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, MOOR¬ HEAD STATE COLLEGE, MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA: DI¬ RECTOR OF ATHLETICS. MR. STEPHEN SKLEPOW1C.H — BACHELOR OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, ALBERTA, CANADA; COUNSELOR. MR. GEORCE PEABODY , —MASTER OF ARTS, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. NEW YORK, NEW YORK; DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE MRS. F. M. DOSS —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS; COUNSELOR MRS. VERNA STEU - ART —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, LONG BEACH STATE COL¬ LEGE. LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA: SCHOOL NURSE MRS. AUGIE RAMIREZ —MASTER OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, AT SANTA BARBARA, SANTA BARBARA. CALIFORNIA; VICE-PRINCIPAL-DEAN OF BOYS MRS. JAN DESHAZER , BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, OREGON STATE COLLEGE, AT CORVALLIS, OREGON; VICE-PRINCIPAL- DEAN OF GIRLS. MR. ). A. TROXEL —BACHELOR OF SCI¬ ENCE, KANSAS STATE COLLEGE AT PITTSBURG, KANSAS: DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES. DIRECTORS MRS. DESHAZER 8 CUSTODIANS MRS. ROBBINS MRS. WELCH CUSTODIANS: MR. BALES. HEAD: MR. SIMP¬ SON; MR HENSON; MR SPOONHOUR; MR LOHDE; MR HERNANDEZ; MR. SERRATO: MR ROBERTS MRS. GIERSCH MRS. GORDON 9 SPECIAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR THOMPSON MR NICHOLSON SHOPS CHAIRMAN MR. LYLE HA WLEY —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AND BACHELOR OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON, WISCONSIN; AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE. MR. ERNEST LUCAS —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, CHICO STATE, CHICO, CALIFORNIA; GENERAL AGRICULTURE. MR. JACK OMAN —BACHELOR OF SCI¬ ENCE, STOUT STATE COLLEGE, MENOMONIE, WISCON¬ SIN; WOOD SHOP, MECHANICAL DRAWING. MR. ROBERT RYBICK1 —MASTERS, STOUT STATE COLLEGE, MENO¬ MONIE, WISCONSIN; METAL SHOP. MR. WYBORN DAVID SMITH —BACHELOR OF ARTS, SAN DIEGO STATE COL¬ LEGE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA: ELECTRONICS, AUTO SHOP. MR. JAMES THOMPSON— BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, MOORHEAD STATE COLLEGE, MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA: MECHANICAL DRAWING, DRAFTING. SPECIAL EDUCA¬ TION CHAIRMAN MR. CHET NICHOLSON— BACHELOR OF ARTS, SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO. CAL¬ IFORNIA: SPECIAL EDUCATION, WOOD SHOP PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHAIRMAN (GIRLS) MISS UNITY HIXIN- BAUGH— BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, NORTHW ESTERN MIS¬ SOURI STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, MARYVILLE. MIS¬ SOURI ; PHYSICAL EDUCATION. GIRLS’ RECREATION AS¬ SOCIATION MISS NANCY CARR —BACHELOR OF ARTS, 10 MISS CARR PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOREIGN LANGUAGES SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA: PHYSICAL EDUCATION, DANCE, GYMNASTICS. MISS MAR¬ THA L. LOHMANN — BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY, NORMAL, ILLINOIS: PHYSICAL ED¬ UCATION, GIRLS ' RECREATION ASSOCIATION. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHAIRMAN (BOYS) MR. RICHARD HOLDEN —BACHELOR OF ARTS, SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA; PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MR. HENRY BRAGHETTA —BACHELOR OF ARTS, SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA: PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MR. LYLE WILKERSON —MASTER OF ED¬ UCATION, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CHAIRMAN MR. ROBERT KREMER —BACHELOR OF ARTS, LORAS COLLEGE, DUBUQUE, IOWA; LATIN. MR. JOSEPH AGUILAR —BACHELOR OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF CAL¬ IFORNIA AT RIVERSIDE, RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA; SPAN¬ ISH. MR. BILL HART —BACHELOR OF ARTS, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH: SPANISH. MRS. EVELYN SKLF.POWICH - MASTER OF ARTS, UNIVER¬ SITY OF REDLANDS, REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA: FRENCH, ENGLISH. 11 ENGLISH CHAIRMAN MRS. EVELYN SKLEPOIVICH —MAS¬ TER OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS, REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA; FRENCH, ENGLISH. MRS. DONNA DAN- 1JELOVICH— MASTER OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF IL¬ LINOIS, URBAN A, ILLINOIS; ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION SKILLS. MRS. GERALDINE DAVIDSON —BACHELOR OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA BAR¬ BARA, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA; COMMUNICATION SKILLS, ENGLISH, WORK EXPERIENCE. MISS JUDITH HORAN —MASTER OF ARTS, FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY, FAIRFIELD, CONNECTICUT; ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION SKILLS. MRS. PHYLLIS JONES —BACHELOR OF ARTS, ARKANSAS POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS; ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION SKILLS. MRS. STEPHANIE LA ROCHE —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ED¬ UCATION, FITCHBURG STATE COLLEGE, FITCHBURG, MASSACHUSETTS; ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION SKILLS MRS. KAY O’MALLEY— BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS; ENGLISH, SPEECH, READING IMPROVEMENT. MR. FRANK PERKINS —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, SOUTHEAST MIS¬ SOURI STATE, CAPE GERARDEAU, MISSOURI; ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION SKILLS. MR. ANTHONY SAKEY — BACHELOR OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; ENGLISH, ADVANCED COMPOSITION, COMMUNICATION SKILLS. MR. MARION ST ON EKING — BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVER¬ SITY. MACOMB, ILLINOIS; ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION ENGLISH MR. TINDALL MR. SAKEY MRS. DANIJELOVICH MR. STONEKING MISS HORAN MRS. DAVIDSON MRS. SKLEPOWICH SKILLS, WORK EXPERIENCE. MR R W. TINDALL BACH¬ ELOR OF ARTS, CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE, EDMOND, OKLAHOMA; ENGLISH, JOURNALISM, COMMUNICATION SKILLS. MISS MARCIA WILSON BACHELOR OF ARTS, COLORADO STATE COLLEGE, GREELEY, COLORADO: ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION SKILLS HOME ECONOMICS CHAIRMAN MRS LUCY ARNOLD —MASTER OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: HOMEMAKING. MRS. BEATRICE SANDY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, CALIFORNIA STATE POLY¬ TECHNIC COLLEGE, SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA: HOMEMAKING. MISS NANCY VIEIRA —BACHELOR OF ARTS, SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO, CAL¬ IFORNIA: HOMEMAKING, CRAFTS. BUSINESS EDUCA¬ TION CHAIRMAN MISS ESTHER KINNIER —BACHELOR OF ARTS, HASTINGS COLLEGE, HASTINGS, NEBRASKA: TYP¬ ING, SHORTHAND. MR REYNALDO A PA RICIO —BACH - ELOR OF ARTS, CLAREMONT MEN S COLLEGE, CLARE¬ MONT, CALIFORNIA; BOOKKEEPING, SPANISH. MR. ERED CORDEN —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, KINGSTON, RHODE ISLAND: GENERAL BUSINESS, RECORD KEEPING. MISS ELIZABETH MURPHY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZONA: TYPING, BUSINESS ENGLISH. BUSINESS EDUCATION MR. APARICIO MISS MURPHY MR. CORDAN MRS. ARNOLD MRS. SANDY MISS VIEIRA 13 HOMEMAKING MISS KINNIER MATHEMATICS MRS. WYNNE MR. TOWERS MR. SMITH MR. PRICE SCIENCE MATHEMATICS CHAIRMAN MR. JAY HEM MIN G —BACH¬ ELOR OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH; ALGEBRA, COLLEGE MATH. MR. CLEON DIERS —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, DICKINSON STATE COLLEGE, DICKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA; ALGEBRA MISS ARLENE FLEISCHMANN —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, EASTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE, YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN; ALGEBRA. MR. THOMAS FRENCH —BACHELOR OF ARTS, COLORADO STATE COLLEGE, GREELEY, COLORADO; MATH REFRESHER. MR. DAVID HOPKINS —BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, SYRACUSE, NEW YORK; GEOMETRY, REFRESHER MATH. MR. EUGENE LOWERY —BACHELOR OF ARTS, IOWA STATE TEACH¬ ERS COLLEGE, CEDAR FALLS, IOWA; BUSINESS MATH, FUNCTIONAL MATH. SCIENCE CHAIRMAN MRS. VYVIEN WYNNE— BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF LON¬ DON, LONDON, ENGLAND; CHEMISTRY. MR. BARTON PRICE— MASTER OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA BARBARA, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA; BI¬ OLOGY, PHYSICAL SCIENCE MR. DAVID REID —BACH¬ ELOR OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT RIVER¬ SIDE, RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA; PHYSICS, GEOMETRY, REFRESHER MATH. MR. IVAN SMITH —MASTER OF ARTS, DRAKE UNIVERSITY, DES MOINES, IOWA; PHYSICAL SCIENCE. MR. NORMAN TOWERS — BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS, REDLANDS, CAL¬ IFORNIA; BIOLOGY. FINE ARTS CHAIRMAN MR. LORIN 14 Fi MER —BACHELOR OF ARTS, FRESNO STATE TEACH¬ ERS COLLEGE, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA; VOCAL MUSIC. MR. DAN BAUGHMAN— BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, ST. CLOUD STATE COLLEGE, ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA; ART, YEAR¬ BOOK MR. ROGER RICKSON— BACHELOR OF ARTS, SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA; BAND, DANCE BAND. SOCIAL SCIENCES CHAIRMAN MR. TED ALEXANDER —BACHELOR OF ARTS, STANFORD UNIVER¬ SITY, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA; HISTORY, PSYCHOLOGY. MR. RONALD FRITZ —BACHELOR OF ARTS, CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE AT LONG BEACH, LONG BEACH, CAL¬ IFORNIA; VOCATIONS. UNITED STATES HISTORY MR. DOUGLAS MACKEY —MASTER OF ARTS, EASTERN KEN¬ TUCKY STATE COLLEGE, RICHMOND, KENTUCKY; GOV¬ ERNMENT, ECONOMICS. MR. WILLIAM MC NAIRE— BACH¬ ELOR OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARI¬ ZONA; HISTORY. MR. JAMES REED —MASTER OF ARTS STANFORD UNIVERSITY, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA; UNIT¬ ED STATES HISTORY, GOVERNMENT, ECONOMICS MR JOHN RUT AN —MASTER OF ARTS, COLORADO STATE COLLEGE, GREE LEY, COLORADO; GOVERNMENT, ECO¬ NOMICS, PSYCHOLOGY. MISS JANET SHEEHAN —BACH¬ ELOR OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN; UNITED STATES HISTORY. MR. ROBERT WER- LEY— MASTER OF EDUCATION, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO; HISTORY. SOCIAL SCIENCES MISS SHEEHAN MR. REED MR. FRITZ FINE ARTS 15 SENIORS CLASS OF ’65 SECRETARY, SUSAN WORRELL; VICE PRESI¬ DENT, BOB WHITE; SPONSOR, MISS VIEIRA, PRESIDENT, STEVE PECK; TREASURER BAR¬ BARA KRAUSE: NOT PICTURED: SPONSOR, MR RUTAN. VICKIE ABRAMS HELEN ACEVEDO PENNY ALLEN ANNA MARIE ALGER JAMES ALLEN NANCIANN ALLEN DOLORES ALVAREZ 19 SUSAN ALLEN JULIA ALVARADO MARY ALVARADO DONALD AMAON PAUL ANDERSON DONALD ANKROM JANICE ANNIS SHARON ANTONSON ETHEL ARGETSINGER ANNA ARGUELLES ALANA ASHWOOD TONY ARELLANO CATHERINE BALDWIN BOB BALLENGER GERRIE BARNES RONALD BAULEKE CATHERINE BAZER BOB BEAVER WENDY BELL BEVERLY BENNETTI DENNIS BERGERON FILBERT BERNAL JAMES BERRY CYNTHIA BUSS JUDY BOURDON DALE BRADBURY EUZABETH BRATT JOHN BUCKLEY 21 HENRY BROUWER LAURA BROWN BRYAN BRUCE CAROL BRUESCH LYNNE BURKE LUIS CARDOZA 0 DONNA CARPENTER YOLANDA CAMPOS DAN BURROUGHS BARNEY BUTTERFIELD BECKY COLE 22 MARTHA CARTHER (f KATHLEEN CLINE MIKE COMER SALLY COOK WARREN COOK ALLYNE COOKE KATHIE COPELAND CHRIS COPLEN CONNIE CONDRAN SHARON CORNELIUS RONALD CORNELIUS WAYNE CORRICELLI DANNY CORTEZ JOE CORTEZ SUSAN COWIN CAROL COX MICHAEL DENHAM PERDITA DEATON LEROY CRAWFORD CAROLE CUTFORTH JIM CRAIN RICHARD DANIELS 23 BENJAMIN EDEN MARIA ENRIQUEZ AL ESCARCEGA RITA ESPARZA LOREN EVANS ROSE MARIE EVANS JANE FALCONER JACK FARNHAM 24 JIM FERGUSON MARIE FINK RACHEL FISH KENNETH FITE BERTHA FLORES RUTH FLORES TONY FLORES ELLEN FURNISS CAROLE FOSS KATHY FOSTER EDDIE FRANCIS RAYMOND FRANKS RONALD FREELAND LYNDA FROEMKE DAVID GADDIE 25 ROBERT GALLAGHER PAT GANAHL ALEX GARZA TONY GARCIA RALPH GEISSLER KATHLEEN GERMAN ANN GERRY ROXANNE GIL LARD TED GILMORE DIANE GIRARDEY LARRY GIRARDEY PATRICIA GLENN MARGARET GOAD JAMES GOFF TERRY GOMER TERRY GRIFFIN MARGARET GRIMES 26 EUGENE GRIM ROBERT GRIM SUSANNE GAINES JUDY GIUZZLE ANNE GUTIERREZ HEATHER GUTIERREZ SUE GUMM IRENE GUZMAN BRENDA HARDCASTLE LEONA HARDGRAVE LYNN HARDISON LONNI HARMON MARILYN HARRIS STEVE HARRIS ESTELLA HARTSHORN KATHY HAWKSPORD SAM HEALY CHRISTINE HENDRICKSON JOLENE HENDRIX 27 JOYCE HENDRIX PATSY HENSON IRENE HEREDIA BRUCE HERMAN ANDY HERNANDEZ ANNE HERNANDEZ ESTELIA HERNANDEZ SAL HERNANDEZ CATHERINE HOPKINS SANDY HOWELL JANET HUBBLE DARLENE HUFF RAYMOND HUTCHINSON SALLY IBANEZ FRANCIS JACQUES GREGORY JAMES LINDA JAMESON MARY ANN JARMAN STEVEN JEFFERS DANIEL JENKINS ALBERT JENNINGS RUTH ANN JENSON JAMES JOHNSON SALLY JOHNSTON JOYCE JONES MICHAEL JONES ROBERT JONES SANDY JORDAN WENDELL KALAYJIAN JERRY KILLIAN JANICE KELLER JENNIFER KELLER 29 KATHLEEN KELLER DONNA KELLY DAVID KELLYHOUSE HELEN KERN MILDRED KLASSERT LINDA KUNE KEVIN KOCH JOE KRAGNESS BARBARA KRAUSE BILL KRINGEL CAROL LANDRY ADRIENNE LATERZA GARY LANG DAVID LENNY RICHARD LEMCKE HARRY LEWIS RON LERO KATHY LEUF JOANNE UNTON LEO LOBO PAULA LOGAN TONY LOGSDON THOMAS LOPEZ LANCE LOVE YOLANDA LUNA NICHOLAS MALLIS ROSA MARLA MAYTORENA RICHARD MANGAN NANCY MAULT RICHARD MARTIN KATHLEEN MERRIGAN CHARLES MERRITT TOM MOORE MELVIN MOYETTE JANET MORRIS KAREN MORRIS DON MULLVAIN 32 JIM NELSON ERIC NEUFELD BOBBI NICHALS RODNEY NICHOLS SANDRA NICHOLS LYN NICHOLSON MICHAEL NICKSON ANN NOSIK JAMES NYGAARD JACK NICHOLSON LINDA ORTIZ PATRICIA OWEN ERLINDA OROZCO SYLVIA ORDAZ JAMES O ' NEILL EARL PART LOW JAMES PETERSON ROSEMARIE PULS MARTIN PULLEN BARRY PARKER MARTHA PENA JANICE PATTERSON RICHARD PAUL STEVE PECK DEL PRICE RUTH PRITCHARD JOE RAMIREZ MIKE RANGE RUBEN RASSO DIANE RATLIFF MIKE RAYKOVICH LINDA REED KARLA REFSON STELLA RENFRO JIM RENIDO 34 RUBEN RODRIQUEZ BRUCE ROGERS ANTONIO ROMANI MAX RONK DAVID ROSS DEWEY ROUNSAVILLE MICHAEL RULE HOWARD RUSH MARJORIE RUSSELL LINDA RUSSOM RAY SALGADO CAROL RUSSUM JOSIE SALDIVAR MARGARET SALCIDO JO ANN SANTA MARIE NORMA SANTOS JOELLA SORGDRAGER RICHARD SAATHOFF GREGORY SCHMITZ JOAN SCHOBER DALVA SCHULTZ BONNIE SHILLING ROBERTA SHOPE LINDA SHRADER PETER SIMONSON DIANE SIMPSON KATHY SLAUGHTER CYNTHIA SMITH JOYCE SMITH NEIL SMITH 36 BILL SIQUEIROS SHARON SMITH TIM SMITH PATSY SNOW CONNIE SOYCK DIX SPEAR SHIRLEY STEWART CYNTHIA SWENDRA DARLENE SWING SHAROL TALLEY MARGARET TALVITIE VICKIE TATE KAY TOLTON 37 CINDY TEFFT SANDY THOMAS JOHN TOMLIN LILLIAN TOVAR JERRY TRACHT CAROL TRIPPE LA NAE TUCKER LOUIS VALARDE GREG VANHOOSER EDDIE VAUGHAN JEANETTE VELASCO JIM VELASQUEZ HENRY VERDUSCO JANINE WALLS BILL WARREN STEVE WARREN TERRY WASHBURN RANDALL WEAKLEY GEORGIANA WEATHERLY BARBARA WEST GEORGE WEST SHERRI WEST LARRY WESTLAKE SUSAN WHARTON TOM WHITAKER 39 ROBERT WHITE KATHY WHITFIELD CRAIG WHITNEY JERRY WIENS LEE JEAN WIEGAND LYNDA WITT MAN DL NA WILSON WILLIAM WOFFORD SHARON WOLL MARI LEE WOODRUFF SUSAN WORRELL ANITA WYNE WILLIAM YARBROUGH KAREN YARDLEY ELLEN YOUNG PAM YOUNG LARRY YOUNG MARTY ZAPATA FRED ZARAGOZA REVAE ZIEBARTH 40 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF ’66 TREASURER, ETTA JO LUEKEMEYER; PRESI¬ DENT, BILL WORRELL; SECRETARY, SUSAN RITTER; VICE PRESIDENT, NANCY HICKS; SPONSOR, MR. PERKINS; NOT PICTURED: SPONSOR, MRS. O’MALLEY. BEST. LINDA BIEDERMAN, LARRY BIGGERS, REGINA BILBREY. DAN BLANTON, DELILAH BLAYLOCK, SHARON BOEHM,GENE BOLTON, BEVERLY BOOHER, SHARON BORGES, KATHY BORTS, STEPHEN BOSTEDER, SUSAN BOWEN, PAUL BOWEN, PEGGY BOYTOR, BOB BRACAMONTE, UNDA BRADAC, ELENA BARTOSCH. CRAIG BRADI.EY, PAM BREWER, JUDEE BRINK, RALPH BROEUMAN, NANCY BROWN, CLAUDINE BROWN, JACKIE BROWN, MARLENE BRYANT, GLENNA BUCKLEY. PETER MURKS, GEORGIA BURTON, SHARON BUSBY, DERL AGINS, SANDY ALLEN, JANET ALLEN, RUSSEL ALVAREZ, CARMEN ANDERSON, CAROL ANDREWS, CHARLOTTE ANDREWS, MARY LOU ANUIANO, GLORIA ANGLO, ANGEL ARELLANO, RAMONA ARGETSINGER, MARY ARREOLA, ALBERT ARREOLA, RONNIE ARVIN, BILL ASKINS, BILL AUGUSTA, MARY AVALOS, MINA AVALOS, NATIV1DAD AVALOS, VIRGINIA AVILA, DOLORES AVILA, RITA AZEVEDO, JANET BACON, DAVID BARBER, ANN BARBER, BILL BARBER, LARRY BARBER. PAUL BARGER, SUSAN BA RILE, RON BARNES, NORMA BASH, STEVE BAZER, PATTY BEARDSLEY, MARILYN BECKER, MARY BELL, HAROLD BENSON, TERRY BENSON. TIM BENTON, RICK BERGERON, QLE BERNAL, JONICE BERNER. DAVID BERRYMAN, KENNETH 43 BUSH. TOM BUSHLOW. ROBERT BUSH LOW, STEPHANIE BUTTERFIELD, DONNA CABAN, ALEXIS CADY, STEVEN CALDWELL, JUSTINE CAMPBELL, BOB CARDOZA, LORRAINE CARROLL, PATRICIA CARTER, DAVID CASH, GARY CASH, GLENN CASON, PAULA CASTANON. MARGARET CASTILLO, SUSAN CEBULA. KATHLYN CHAVEZ. CHARLOTTE CHRISTIAN, JOYCE CISNEROS, JUANITA CITRON, LINDA CLASON, WAYNE CLARK, JEFF CLARK. STANLEY CLOWARD, BOB COALSON. MIKE COFFEY. ALBERT COLLINS, GLEN COLLINS, SHERRY COLUNS, SUE COLTHARP, CHRIS CONTRERAS, NANCY COOK, CHARLOTTE COOPER, MIKE COPELAND, CHERRYL COPELAND, CONNIE COPELAND, DIANN COPLEY, GEORGE CUEVAS, MARY CUNNINGHAM, MAURICE CONTRERES, JOE CORDER, KAY COVENTRY, PADGETT CRITTENDEN, JIM DANIELS, AL DASHIELL, JOHN DAVIDSON, CLYDE DAVIDSON, LINDA DAVIS, CHRISTINE DAVIS, ELLERY DAVIS, JIM DAVIS, RICHARD DOERR, YVONNE DOWNS, LONNIE DEATHERAGE, ALLEN DeCAMP, CANDY DELGADO, JIM DEVER, MIKE DIXON, DAVID DUCKWORTH, MARSHA .n LEADER1”—LANGUAGE LAB. DISCUSSIONS IN MRS. ARNOLD’S SENIOR DUNCAN, SUZANNE DUNHAM, STEVE DUNKLE, DAN DUNN, STEVE DURELL, WALT ELLIOTT, TERRY EMERY, BILL ENYART, MIKE EVERHART, YUVONNE ESCARCEGA. VIRGINIA ESPINOZA, MARIE ESPARZA, NICK EVANS, JIMMY EVANS, TOM EVICH, CHERYL FERNANDEZ, MIKE FINE, VIRGINIA FIORI, KATHY FORD, BUD FROST, NANCY GARCIA, FORTINO GARCIA, TERESA GALLARDO, RAY GAVETT, ERIN GEISSLER, GERALD GILFRY, RANDY GILHAM, STANLEY GIRARDEY, LARRY GILRBINO, KATH1E GONZALES, AUC8E GONZALES, LUPE GORMAN, GERI GOWER, PATRICIA GRANADO, CECELIA GRAVES, SHARON GREATHOUSE, JACK GREENOUGH, BONNIE GREER, MARY ANN GUMM, PAULA GUNTER, JERRY HAGAN, DANNY HAGENS1EKER, DONALD HANSON, DARLENE HANSON, ROBERT HALKS, LARRY HARADA, JO ANN HARADA, ROY HARRIS, HELEN HARRIS. TRESTER HARTER, VICKI HASELTON, EUNICE HAYES, SHIRLEY HELMAN, DELORES HEMMING, JERRY HENDRICKSON, BILL HERMAN, BEVERLY HERNANDEZ, DAVID HERNANDEZ, EFREN HERNANDEZ. ESTELLA HERNANDEZ, FRANK HERNANDEZ, ROSALIE HERRERA, JESSEE HERSEY, TIM HESSE, CHERYL HICKS, NANCY HIGLEY, VEDA HILL, LYNDA HOLDEN, EBEN HOMAN, DIANA HONETER, JIM HORISHREY, ALLEN HUBBLE, JEAN HUFFMAN, JANE HUSTON, GEORGE INSCORE, ROBERT JACKSON, PHIL JANCA, CHERRLE JANCA, LARRY JAY, RICHARD JOHNSON, CHRIS JOHNSO N, DARREL JOHNSON, GARY JOHNSON, JERRY JONES, DIANA JONES, ED JONES, KENNETH JONES, SHARON JONES, RANDY JUNSMA, AUGIE KEARNS, TOM WORKMEN BECOME A FAMII PART OF THE PANTHER CAM KELLY, KAROL KENNEDY, SANDRA KERN, TOM KEY, NANCY K1NCHELOE, LARRY KING, LARRY KING, SAN DIE KIRKPATRICK, D. KIRKPATRICK, SAND1 KISSACK, BRUCE KOOIMAN, DANIEL KUYKENDALL, SAND1 LANDERS, GAYLENE LAST, ALAN LEARY, KEN LENNOX, ADELAIDE LEON, ROSAUA LEONTI, MARY ANN LEONTI, RUTH LESEAULT, PATTI LEWIS, MARY LITTLE, PAMELA LLOYD, FRANK LOCKWOOD, JOHNNY LOGAN, DOROTHY LOME LI, TONY LONG, BRENDA LONG, LINDA LOPER, SHARON LOTI TO, DONNA LOWE, EDDIE LUEKEMEYER, ETTA LUGINBILL, ANN LUTTIG, ART MACKERT, BILL MACKERT, BOB MAGUIRE, RALPH MILLOUX, JEANNE MALEY, MARILYN MAUZIA, MARIE MATHEY, MICHELLE MATHEY, DENNIS C c 5 pa MATHEWS, JAN MAREZ, DOLORES MARKS, DAVID MARQUEZ, SALLY MARQUEZ, YVONNE MARTIN, CINDY MARTIN, GAIL MARTINEZ, RUBEN MARTINEZ, ANGIE MARTINEZ, DOLORES MARTINEZ, LINDA MARTINEZ, MERC I MARVICK, TOM MEEKINS, ARTHUR MEEKINS, CHERYL MEJIA, DAVE MELLOR, MARGARET MENDOZA, GEORGE MICKELBERRY, JILL MILLFELT, JIM MOELY, SANDY MOFFATT, SANDY MORENO, EDDIE MORALES, LENNY MONTEJANO, FRANCES MORRIS, LINDA MORTON. MARK MOYETTE, DENNIS MURRAY, LARRY MURPHY, GEORGE MU SI SC A, MARTY MacISAAC, MARY ELLEN McClellan, ruth ann M cCLEMENTS, MELVIN McCLURE, TERRY McCORKELL, ANGELINA McCORKELL, REGINA McCullough, roger McDaniel, jeannette McDaniel, jerry McDaniel, Stephen McDonald, ray McIntire, margie McRAE, MARSHA NADASKY, SANDY NASH, LEONARD NASTRONERO, MARY NEALEY, JIM NEILL, BILL NELSON, LARRY NELSON, TERRY NEWHOUSE, RENANN NEWTON, RICHARD NICHOLSON, RANDY NIELSON, DONNA NORMAN. LINDA NOUSUNEN, JIM NUNEZ, DANIEL NUNEZ, JESSIE OLSON, CERRY ORTIZ, KATHY PADILLA, DANIEL PADILLA, RICHARD PAINE, DON PARSHALL, BILL PATCHIN, MARY JANE PENA, EDDIE PEPPERS, CRAIG PERALTA, STELLA PEREZ, JOHN PERKINS, DOROTHY PHILLIPS, JULIE 47 PHILLIPS, SUSAN PIERCE, BILL PIERCE, NAYDINE PIKE, JERRILYN PIXLEY, JIM PORTER, STEVE POTTS, SUZANNE PRATT, LESLIE PRELL, SHERRIE PRESTON, LARRY PRESTION, LINDA PROUD, SANDY PULEO, JOSEPHINE PULLEN, TIM PULL1AN, TEV1S PURCELLA, RAY RAMBO. DALE RAMIREZ, MARY ANN RAMIREZ, MELBA RAMOS, ALICIA RANDAZZO, UNDA RANDEL, MARVIN RAROTTA, TRUDY RATZLAFF, KATHY RECORD, CHARLOTTE REED, DON REED, UNDA RETSBECK, PAM REVELES, ROBERT RICE, SANDI RICHEY, STEPHEN RICO, ANDY RICO, ESTHER RICO, SANDY RIEHL, MARGIE RINK, SHARON RIOS, JOE RIOS, VIRGINIA RIOS, Y. RITTER, SUSAN RIVER, MIKE ROBB, DAVID ROBBINS, ARLENE ROCHELLE, MELVIN ROD1CK, JANET RODRIQUEZ, MARIA ROE, JACKIE ROHNER, MICHAEL ROJO, ERNIE ROSALES, RITA RUIZ, GEORGE RUIZ, JOE RUIZ, JOE RUIZ, RAY RUONA, BARBARA RUSH, SUE RUSSELL, MIKE RYANS, CAROLYN SADER, SARA SAMSTAG, RANDY SANDERS, GEORGIA SALGADO, DOLORES SAUCEDO, PATRICIA SCHALLIOL, DAN SCHNASE, DEBORAH SCHROEDER, LYNN SCHULTZ, BRADLY SCHUMACHER, BRUCE SCHOCK, WENDY SEATON, DON 48 SEIDLE, MARCIA SELBY, SANDRA SETTIE, EDDIE SHARP, CECELIA SHELTON, ROBERT SHERMON, SHEILA SHUPP, KAREN SIMPSON, GARY SIMMONS, MALINDA SINDAR, CLAUDE SLATE, PHYLLIS SLAUGHTER, BRENDA SLEGERS, MARK SLEIGH, SUE SLININGER, WILLIAM SMITH, DANNY SMITH, HELEN SMITH, RICHARD SNEATHEN, JOHN SOULES, LINDA SOUTHWELL, DARLENE SOUSA, ELAYNE SPURBECK, KATHY SPRAGUE, PAM STARK, ANDREW STARKEY, BILL STAUFFACHER, DAN STEFAN, ALEX STEIN, PATTY STEPHENS, JOAN STEWART, LARRY STEWART, LYN STEWART, MERRILEE STIGALL, LINDA STONE, MIKE STROUD, BARBARA SULLIVAN, ROSEMARY SWENDRA, KATHY SWING, BILLIE SWINNEY, ADA TAYLOR, CHARLES TAYLOR, JAMES TAYLOR, TERRY TEAGUE, BRUCE THAYER, JOHN THOMAS, JOE THOMAS, MARGARET THOMPSON, DAVE THOMAS, MELANIE TINGLE, DARLEENE TOLLE, ROXANNA TOMER, PATTI TOMPKINS, KAREN TORBETT, DAVE TORRES, TERRY TRNKA, SHARON TRONTI, MARY VanDerUNDEN, KATHY VANDERMOLEN, JoANN VARELA, IRENE VASQUEZ, OFELLA VAUGHN, JONATHAN VEACH,JOEL VEGA, MIGUEL VESTESEN, EUGENE WADENIUS, CAROL WAGGONER, ACE WALKER, CHARLES WALKER. DON WALKER, GARY 49 WALTZ, LINDA WARD, NEIL WARREN, BOB WATSON, CRAIG WATTENBARGER, JANIS WEBLEMOE, JILL WELCH, JANE WELLS, DAVID WEST, BILL WEST, STEVE WHITE, RICK WILKINSON, JIM WILLIAMS, DEWEY WILSON, PATRICK WISDOM, PAM WISE, KATHY WISSBECK, PHILIP WOOD, SUSAN WOOLFE, TRUDY WORRELL, BILL WORTHING, MIKE WORTMAN. RICHARD WRIGHT, DENNIS WRIGHT, STEVEN YBARRA, STELLA ZAPATA, LUPE ZIMMERMAN. GEORGE ZUSPAN, CHARLES 50 CLASS OF ’67 SPONSOR, MR STONEKING; SECRETARY, JOYCE BILBREY; TREASURER, BETSY MON- ICH; VICE PRESIDENT, CAROL COOKE; SPON¬ SOR, MISS HORAN; NOT PICTURED: PRESI¬ DENT, DIANA DIAMOND. ACEVEDO, MARTHA ACTON, WAYNE ADCOCK, DONNA AGUIRRE, MARIA AGUIRRE, RUBEN ALARCON, ELSA ALEXANDER, MARK ALEXANDER, RONALD ALLEN, KAREN ALVAREZ, ALBERT ANDERSON, DIANA ANDERSON, LARRY AREND, BECKI ARAUJO, ROSEMARY ARELLANO, RICHARD ASHWOOD, CAROL AVENDANO, AMADA AVERYT, ARLAN AVILA, DIANE AVILA, FRANCY AVILA, LOUIE BALDERAS, TONY BALDWIN, PATRICIA BANE, RANDY BARCUS, DICK BARNES, RUSSELL BARNETT, SANDRA BARRETT, KEN BARRETT, SUSAN BARRON, DAVID BARTSCH, JOHN BASADE, TONY BATCHELDER, RUTH BAUTISTA, MARY BASS, JORGA BAZER, TOM BEAGAN, TED BEAMAN, DALE BEAN, CONNIE BECARRA, RICHARD BECKER, ROBERT BELL, NORMA BELL, ROGER BENSEN, KATHLEEN BERNAL, MARTHA BILBREY, JOYCE BILLMAN, GLENDA BIRD, JIM BIXLER, TINA BAKER, GARY BLACK,ANNA BLACK, JAN BLACK, JOHN BLAIR, DENNIS BOMAR, THELMA BONNELL, MICHELE BOYD, JUDY BRAXDALE, LEROY BREWER, JOHNNY BRIDENSTINE, CAROL PANTHER BAND SHOWS THEIR HOMECOMING PARADE. PROFESSIONAL STYLE DURING THE BRISTOW, FRED BROOKS, DARLENE BROUWER, EDWARD BROWN, CATHY BROYLES, LANNY BRYANT, MARYANN BUCCY, MIKE BURKE, PAMELA BURNS, BOB BURTNESS, LINDA BUSCHLEN, NANCY BUTLER, LINDA BYRD, STEVEN CAHILL, TOM CALDWELL, FRANKIE CARDOZA, TONY CARPENTER, MITCH CARRILLO, RUBEN CASH. RUSSELL CASILLAS, JUANITA CASTILLO, ISA BELL CENTENO, HUMBERTO CERVANTES, LARRY CERVANTES, MARTIN CERVANTES, RUDY CHAPIN, FREDDIE CHEEKS, BILL CHRISTIAN, JUANITA CICCHELLI, DIAN CISNEROS, STELLA COFFMAN, SHIELA COLE, BOB COLE, TREIDA COLWELL, DOUG CONTRERAS, MARY COOKE, CAROL COOPER, CAROL CORONA, STEVE CORTEZ, RUBEN COSBY, DEBBIE COTE, WILLIAM COX, PATTI CRAIN, JOHN CRESSWELL, NANCY CRUZ, GEORGE CUMMINGS, NANCY DANIERI, RON DARLAND, TED DAVIDSON, BARBARA DAVIS, BRUCE DAVIS, CHERYL DAVIS, PATTY DeBEAL,JERNON DeBOS, TOM DenOUDEN, LINDA DeGANO, PETER DEPNER, LINDA DIAMOND, DIANA DOERR, CINDY DOSIEN, DALE 53 DUARTE, OFELIA DUKE, GIL EDWARDS, MARY ELDRED, FORDY ELLIOTT, PHYLLIS EISEN, RUTH ENGLAND, LINDA ENGLAND, MARLA EMENHISER, EDDIE ERICK, GAIL ERIZ, SAMUEL ESC ARC EGA, MIKE GIRLS GAB OVER STUDIES AND LUNCH. ESPARZA, ESTHER ESPARZA, LINDA ESPINOZA, ROSE MARIE ESQUIBEL, ANDREA EVANS, WILLIAM FALLON, GINA FARLEY, ROBERT FARRAND, PAM FEE LEY, PATRICIA FELIPE, FRANK FELIX, TERRY FEIGHTNER, KENNETH FISHER, DAVE FLEENER, TERRY FLORES, ALBERT FLORES, GILBERT FORD, JOHN FRANCOISE, DOUG FRITZ, LINDA FROEMKE, TERRY FURROW, WILMA GALVAN, ELSA GARCIA, LILIA GAUSLIN, TIMOTHY THE PORTABLE SNACK BAR SERVES STUDENTS IN A BREAK FROM CLASS. GEBHART, PAMELA GERMAN, DIAN GERMAN, JERRY GILBERT, LARRY GILBERT, STEVE GIRARDEY, SUE GISLER, IRWIN GUSSON, DIANA GOLSCH, TERRI GOODSELL, DIANE GONZALES, PEDRO GONZALES, VICTORIA GOAD, DIANE GORDON, DEBBY GORDON, PAM GORMAN, BILL GOTCHER, ALAN GRAETZ, FREDDIE GRAMM, SUE GRAVES, DANNY GRAVES, KATHI GRAVES, LINDA GRAY, DOUG GREENOUGH, TOMMY 54 GRIM, LAURA GUNTER, GLENDA GUY, BILL HACKER, MARSHA HAILE, WILLIAM HALEY, RANDY HALFORD, MICKEY HALL, GALEN HALL, GARY HALL, TED HANSON, BONNIE HANSON, BUDDY HA MON, GOYLE HARADA, BOB HARDCASTLE, BETTY HARGRAVE, JOHN HARRIS, BILL HARRISON, CRAIG HARRISON, WILLIAM HARTMAN, JOHN HARTSHORN, JIM HAYDOCK, DEE HEARN, EDWIN HEATH, ELDON HEITING, JIM HEMKEN, LARRY HENNE, EDWARD HENRY, JANETTE HENRY, MIKE HENSON, DONALD HERDER, DEBORAH HERMASSEH, TODD HERNANDEZ, ANDREW HERNANDEZ, LOUIS HERNANDEZ, RACHEL HERNANDEZ, RUBEN HESSE, DANNY HILL, CAROL HILL, LAURA HILL, TOMMY HODGE, JOEL HOFFMAN, MARY HOGUE, ALVIN HOLMGREN, JOHN HOPE, TERRY HOPKINS, MARIANNE HORNBECK, JIM HOTOPP, LYN HOUESTAD, HILDA HUNDLEY, JOE HUNTER, FAY HUSTON, KEITH HUTCHINSON, MIKE INGALLS, JOE INGRAM, LINDA ISEL1, KURT JACKSON, MIKE JACKSON, ROY JACQUES, SYLVIA JAIMEZ, MOLLY HI-TRI MEMBERS TURN OUT IN COMIC STRIP AND FAIRY TALE COSTUMES FOR ANNUAL “GET- ACQUAINTED” PARTY. 55 JAMES, BOB JARECKI, LUANA JARMAN, BARBARA JOHNS, PAM JONES, JEAN JONES, LARRY JONES, MIKE JONES, ROY JOHNSON, LINDA JOHNSON, ROCHELLE KOINE, MIKE KATTENHORN, ROBERT KAUFFMAN, GARY KEESLER, HUGH KELDRAUK, SALLY KELLER, ROBERT KELLEY, SHARON KEMPF, PHIL KENNARD, STEVE KENNEDY, DAN KIEHL, PAULA KIL1AN, PATTI KILLMER, EDDIE KING, VICKI KINYEAD, NANNETTE KIRK, KENNY KLASSERT, STAN KLAUSING, STEVEN KLEINSCHMIDT, KURT KOPP, DORIS KRINGEL, JOY KUHNS, RONALD LAANDE, BRENDA LACOSTE, SUSAN LAMKIN, JEANNINE LAMPO, JOHN LANDERS, CATHY LANGARICA, JOSE LANG, JOHN LARA, DANNY LEONTI, LINDA LENNOX, HOWARD LEWIS, RICHARD LEWIS, RUTH LEWIS, MARIE LEWIS, JOE LIEB, VIRGINIA LISARDO, ANITA LITTLE, PATTY LIZAMA, TERESA LOCKWOOD, PATRICIA LONG, CYRIL LONG, RAY LOPEZ, LEONARD LOPEZ, LINDA LUGINBILL, BECKY LUNDE, CHRISTINE LUNETTA, CHRISTINE LUNETTA, SAM LYNCH, JIM McCABE, MIKE McCAMENT, DEANNA McCarthy, colleen M cCLEMENTS, CONNIE McCLINTOCK, JEFF McFarland, gerry mcintosh, tim McWilliams, karen MADDUX, LINDA MACIAS, MARGARET 56 MAC LIZ, GLORIA MACK, DAVID MANN, MARY MACKERT, JIM MATHEY, JAMES MASKRID, GREG MAULT, DOUG MAULTSBY, MARY MARTINEZ, HENRY MARTINEZ, MARTIN MARTINEZ, MARY MARTINEZ, JOSIE MARTINEZ, LORRAINE MARTINEZ, ROBERT MAW, DAVID MEISSNER, DONALD MELLOR, BILL MENDOZA, ROBERT MEDLIN, SHARON MERRILL, ANNETTE MEYER, DAVID MEYER, KENNETH MILLER, JOAN MINNIX, RONNIE MITER, DAVE MONICK, BETSY MORENO, LOLITA MORENO, RENEE MORENO, RUBEN MOORE, STEVE MORSE, LINDA MUGLEY, DENNIS MUNOZ, PATSY MUNOZ, CAROLOS MURILLO, JERA NORTH, TERRY NASTRONERO, MARTHA NEBEKER, TERRI NEEL, SHEILA NELSON, HAROLD NESS, SUSAN NEVILLE, WARREN NICHOLS, JACK NICHOLS, SUSAN NICHOLSON, CINDY NORIEGA, MARTI NORTON, LINDA OGNESS, MIKE OGLE, XZAN OLSON, MARY OLSON, THOMAS O’NEILL, TIM ORDAZ, LOUIE OROZCO, JOHN ORTIZ, VICTOR OWENS, THERESA PAGE, SUSAN PALACIOS, DAVID PALACIOS, TOM PALMER, PAT PARKER, BILL PARKER, JUDI PARKER, PAM PARKER, WILLIAM PARSON, CHARLIE PATTERSON, DIANE PATTERSON, PENNIE PAZAREE, DEBORAH PEARSON, DEE PECK, ALAN 57 PEPPERS, CHRIS PEREA, STAN PEREZ, RAYMOND PEREZ, RUBEN PEVERLY,JOHN PIERCE, ROGER PIERCE, STEPHEN PINKERTON, DONNA PINNEY, BERNARD PLONTA, GLORIA PRENTICE, DANIEL PRICE, CAROL PROFFITT. JOHN PULS, RUSSELL PURVES, VALERIE QUICK, GWEN QUUANO, MANUEL QUINTERO, JULIA RACHELL, LINDA RACHELL, RICHARD RAMSAY, DAN RANOSA, CHARLES RASSO, GLORIA RATASHAK, ROBERT RAYMOND, BOB RECENDEZ, LINDA REED, DAVE REED, JANICE RENNIE, PAT RETTKE, TOM REYNOLDS, MICHAEL REYNOSO, MATEO RICE, BILL RICHARDS, RHONDA RICO, RUDY RIOS, MARIE RILEY, JEANNIE RIVAS, HELEN RIVAS, JUANA ROBERTS, JANET ROBERTSON, GARY ROBERTSON, GEORGIA ROBERTSON, LARRY RODRIGUEZ, FRED RODRIGUEZ, HARVEY RODRIQUEZ, ROSE MARIE ROGERS, CARL ROGERS, GAYLE ROGERS, MARGARET ROMERO, DAVID ROOKEY, ROY ROSEN, FRANKIE ROSETH, JIM ROUNSAVILLE, KAREN RUPPLE, TERRY RUTHERFORD, DEANA RUVALCABA, JUANITA RYAN, JULIE RYAN, KENNETH RYAN, TOBY RYCKMAN, LINDA LEE RZAD, ANDY SADER, HELEN SAILER, ELIZABETH SAILER, KARL SALGADO, MARIO SALYER, BENNY SANTOS, GEORGE SCHOBER, BARBARA SCHNEIDER, PAULA SCHROEDER, DON SCHROEDER, KAREN SCHROEDER, SUE SCHWARTZ, DAN SCHWARTZ, PETER SCOTT, CAROLE SEAY, LOUISE SEEWOSTER, DANIEL SELF, LEE SETTIE, LINDA SHEEHY, DEBBIE SHEPHARD, MIKE SHEPHERD, ROGER SHERWOOD, CHRISTINE SHIRLEY, CINDY SHOEMAKER, STEVE SHREFFLER, TOM SIERRA, DOLORES SIMONS, FRED SLATE, BILL 59 SLAUGHTER, DUANE SUN1NGER, RITA SMITH, DANNY SMITH, EDWIN SMITH, MARILYN SNEATHEN, MARIAN SNOKE, DONNA SNOW, PA MALA SNYDER, LAURA SORRELL, PEGGY SOUZA, JOHN SPEAR, CAMERON SPENCE, RAYLEEN SPENCER, EDDIE SQUIBB, WILLIAM STANLEY, De ANN STANTON, EDDIE STAPLES, JILL TRAIMER, PATTIE TREBBIEN, CHARLES TRONTI, JOHN TROSKEY, GENE TRUEBLOOD, BRENT UNDERWOOD, CHARLES UNLAND, JIM URIBE, JOHN URQUIDEZ, TERI Van ANTWERP, JANET VANDENBERG, TONI VANDERWEERD, BRUCE VERMEER, RITA VESTESEN, SARAH VILLA,CARLOS VILLA, ELIZABETH VILLALEANDO, GUS Von BADINSKI, PAT WADENIUS, BRUCE WADENIUS, SUE WAGNER, Jo ANN WAGNER, KATHY WALLS, DAVE WARREN, ALBERT WATERS, CYNTHIA WATSON, FLOYD WATSON, RICHARD WATTS, MICHELLE WAY,LARRY WECK, BEVERLY WELCH,JOHN WERLEY, JOE WESSELL, GARY WHITNEY, GUY WILCOX, THERESA WILES, JAMES WILLIAMS, EARNEST WILKINSON, GERALD WINGO, STEVE an fS WITT MAN, LARRY WOLFE, WINKIE WOOD, ANTHONY WOO LARD, MAXINE WRIGHT, CHIP YBARRA, ANDREA 1 YBARRA, BENNY v f YAMANO, JEAN a k : ZIMMERMAN, TENA ZUBLA, RAUL CAMPUS STUDENT LIFE AT CORONA SENIOR HIGH IS REFLECTED IN MANY ASPECTS OF CAMPUS ACTIVITIES THE IMAGE OF CORONA SENIOR HIGH IS SEEN IN SCHOLASTIC, VOCATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS. THE SPIRIT OF CORONA SENIOR HIGH IS EXEMPLIFIED IN THE LIVES OF A DEDICATED STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY. THE AIMS AND HOPES OF STUDENTS ARE DEMON¬ STRATED IN THEIR SCHOLASTIC PLANS, THEIR FRIENDSHIPS. THESE PICTURES REFLECT THE LIFE OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL—CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL-1964-65 CAFETERIA LINES, TROPHY CASES, LIBRARY BOOKS, PODIUMS AND TEACHERS, PADLOCKS, T-SQUARES, AND TRASH CANS ALL REFLECT CAMPUS LIFE 68 69 GLIMPSES INTO THE ACTIVITIES OF THE PANTHER CAMPUS— STUDENTS AND TEACHERS IN THEIR LEISURE MOMENTS”— ORGANIZING, SPONSORING, ATTENDING—BREEZY TRANSPORTATION— ENTHUSIASTIC PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. THE HIGH SCHOOL YEAR— DEMAND¬ ING REWARDING CHALLENG¬ ING— GIVES GLIMPSES INTO ALL FACETS OF LIFE AS STUDENT MEETS, LEARNS WITH, AND GROWS TO UNDERSTAND AND APPRECIATE FELLOW STUDENTS. EXHAUSTING SEMESTERS SEASON THE STUDENTS—BROADENING, ENRICH¬ ING THEM WITH LESSONS WHICH DEVELOP ANXIOUS, EAGER, QUESTIONING SOPHOMORES INTO CALM, CONFIDENT SENIORS. PANTHER STUDENTS PREPARE FOR THEIR ROLE IN SOCIETY AS THEY STEP BEYOND THEIR CAMPUS AT CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 73 74 SPIRITED STUDENTS PLAN, PARTICIPATE, AND WHOLEHEARTEDLY SUPPORT PANTHER ACTIVITIES THUS STUDENTS DEVELOP APPRECIATION AND RESPONSIBILITY WHICH REFLECT LEADERSHIP AND MATURATION 75 77 AMID THE NUMEROUS CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES AT CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FIND LITTLE TIME TO BE IDLE. IN THE DAYTIME, THE WALLS ECHO WITH GAY FOOTSTEPS, EXCITED SPEECH, AND LAUGHTER. DURING STUDY, THE FOOTSTEPS BECOME A LITTLE MORE ANXIOUS, THE SPEECH MORE SERIOUS, THE LAUGHTER MORE SUBDUED AND LESS FREQUENT. NEW AND BETTER FACILITIES ARE THIS YEAR ' S GOAL. IMPROVEMENTS BECOME NECESSITIES AS CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STRIVES TO PRODUCE EDUCATED MEN AND WOMEN ORGANIZATIONS ASB STEVE PECK, SR. CLASS PRESIDENT LYDIA AGUAYO, SECRETARY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL -virv. i i UAr ADVISOR SUSAN ALLEN ACTIVITIES COMMISSIONER KATHY GERMAN PEP COMMISSIONER JIM ALLEN PUBLICITY COMMISSIONER FIL BERNAL INTER-CLUB COUNCIL PRESIDENT THE MAIN FUNCTION OF THE ASB EXECUTIVE COUNCIL IS TO INSURE SOCIAL, INTELLECTUAL, AND ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES AND TO SUPPORT THE GENERAL INTERESTS OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY. THE DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ARE TO TRANSACT BUSINESS, MANAGE FINANCES, PLAN ACTIVITIES, FORMULATE REGULATIONS GOV¬ ERNING STUDENT AFFAIRS, EXERCISE CONTROL OVER AGENCIES, ACT UPON MATTERS INTRODUCED BY THE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL, AND INTERPRET THE ASB CONSTITUTION. NOT PICTURED, ANN LUGINBILL, PARLIAMENTARIAN AND DAN SHEEHY, VICE PRESIDENT. REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL CONSISTS OF ONE REPRESENTATIVE ELECTED FROM EACH ORIENTATION ROOM EACH REPRESENTATIVE REPRE¬ SENTS HIS RESPECTIVE ROOM AND REPORTS TO IT AFTER EVERY MEETING. THE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL HEARS ALL SUGGESTIONS AND PROPOSALS BROUGHT TO IT BY THE ORIENTATION ROOM REPRESENTATIVE. THE COUN¬ CIL MEETS REGULARLY AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH AND ALSO AT SUCH OTHER TIMES AS DEEMED NECESSARY. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL PHOTO 1, ROW 1: P. COX, D. KOPP, K WAGNER, T RYAN, M ENGLAND, J. BILBREY, G. BASS. ROW 2: S. PHILLIPS, S. GRAVES, V. HIGLEY, V. AVALOS, D. SOUTHWELL, M MUSICA, D KIRKPATRICK, M. ENYART. ROW 3: D. SHEEHY, J. ALLEN, S. JOHNSTON, I. HOGAN, P. GLENN, M. EVANS, L. BRATT, V. MUNOZ, R. RASSO. PHOTO 2, ROW 1: R. ESPARZA, F. BERNAL, C. RUSSUM, M. HARRIS. ROW 2: E. ARGETSINGER, M ARGET- SINGER, P TALVITIE, P. WARREN, H. SEIDMAN. THE PURPOSE OF THE INTER-CLUB COUNCIL IS TO ACT AS A REPRESENTATIVE UNIT TO THE EXECUTIVE COUN¬ CIL FOR ALL CLUBS OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY AND TO BE THE REGULATING AND STANDARDIZING BODY FOR ALL CLUBS OF THE ASB. THE INTER-CLUB COUNCIL MEMBERS CONSIST OF THE PRESIDENTS OF ALL CHAR¬ TERED CLUBS OF THE ASB. EACH MEMBER IS SUBJECT TO ELIGIBILITY RULES CONTAINED IN THE CONSTITUTION OF HIS RESPECTIVE CLUB. 86 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE THE CHS STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE WORKED HARD IN 1964-65 TO CREATE INTEREST AND SUP¬ PORT FOR THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE PRO¬ GRAM UNDERWAY IN THIS COMMUN ITY. AFS MEMBERS ATTENDED A DINNER IN SEPTEMBER WELCOMING FATIMAH ABU BAKAR AND ANTONIO ROMANI TO AMER¬ ICA AND WELCOMING CAROL LANDRY HOME FROM JAPAN. MEMBERS ALSO AT¬ TENDED A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY DURING THE EVENING AT THE HOME OF FETTI’S HOST FAMILY, MR AND MRS. WIL¬ LIAM D. WOLFE. AFS STUDENTS SENT FOND WISHES TO ANTONIO WHOSE SEVEN¬ TEENTH BIRTHDAY FELL ON A SUNDAY IN OCTOBER. THE CLUB PARTICIPATED IN THE SPIRIT OF HOMECOMING BY PLACING AN ENTRY IN THE PARADE. IN DECEMBER AFS SPONSORED THE DRIVE TO COLLECT MONEY FOR THE TWO FOREIGN STUDENTS SO THEY COULD CALL HOME AT CHRIST¬ MAS TIME. A SPECIAL DINNER AND CHRIST¬ MAS PARTY WAS GIVEN FOR ANTONIO AND FETTI AT THE HOME OF THE WOLFES. THE MEMBERS ALSO PARTICIPATED AT THE AN¬ NUAL INTERNATIONAL BANQUET. FUND¬ RAISING ACTIVITIES DURING THE 1964-65 SCHOOL YEAR INCLUDED THE PANTHER DOLL SALE, THE SELLING OF SHARES IN AFS, THE COOKBOOK SALE, AND A BAKE 87 MRS. WYNNE SPONSOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY THE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY, A CHAPTER OF THE CAL¬ IFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, WHICH IS GOV¬ ERNED BY THE RULES OF THE STATE ASSOCIATION, BOASTED A LARGE NUMBER OF MEMBERS THIS YEAR. MEMBERSHIP WAS GRANTED EACH SEMESTER TO STU¬ DENTS EARNING AT LEAST TEN POINTS ON THEIR GRADE CARDS: EACH “A” SCORED THREE POINTS, EACH “B” ONE. THE CLUB MET UNDER THE SPONSOR¬ SHIP OF MRS. WYNNE AND MR SKLEPOWICH. ROW 1: C. RUSSUM, C. LANDRY. A. VERMEER, M. HARRIS. S. PAGE, P. BALDWIN. ROW 2: E. HOGAN, P. TAVITIE, S. RITTER, N. HICKS, E. ARGETSINGER, H. SEID- MAN. ROW 3: C. BODDY, E. LOWE, R. JONES, A. STARK, R ROBERTSON, D. SHEEHY. 88 KEY CLUB OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: E. LOW ' E, H. SEIDMAN, S. HEALY BACK ROW: P BERNAL, P JACKSON, B PARKER, J. ALLEN. KEY CLUB, A BOYS’ SERVICE CLUB SPONSORED BY KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL, PLANNED AN ACTIVE YEAR OF SERVICE FOR 1964-1965. KEY CLUB ORGANIZED AND DIRECTED THE SELL¬ ING OF BOOK COVERS AND THE ANNUAL POP BOTTLE DRIVE. MEMBERS OF KEY CLUB PER¬ FORMED SERVICES AT THE PRO-AM GOLF- TOURNAMENT IN OCTOBER. THEY ALSO AT¬ TENDED A JOINT KEY-KIWANIS MEETING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR AND A WORK DAY AT THE CIVIC CENTER GYM. KEY CLUB DONATED A STUDENT BULLETIN BOARD: PAR¬ TICIPATED IN THE CHS HOMECOMING FLOAT CONTEST AND RECEIVED THIRD PRIZE; AT¬ TENDED DISTRICT NO. 6 WORKSHOP IN SAN BERNARDINO. KEY CLUB SPONSORED SUCH AC¬ TIVITIES AS DISTRIBUTING CHRISTMAS BAS¬ KETS; SOC HOP ON JANUARY 29TH; ANNUAL KIWANIS PANCAKE BREAKFAST; AND A COL¬ LECTION OF CLOTHING AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR PEOPLE IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. SOME OF THE MEMBERS ATTENDED THE CALIFOR- NIA-NEVADA-HAWAII COUNCIL CONVENTION IN ASILOMAR HELD IN MARCH HARRY S., PRES., MR. SAKEY, SPONSOR FRONT ROW: T. FLORES, J. BILL, B. WORRELL, T. BUSH, P. WISS- BECK MIDDLE ROW: A. ROMANI, C. BODDY, J. WILES, E. HEARN, S. CADY, A WAGGONER BACK ROW ' : B BRUCE, A STARK, T. MOORE, J BUCKLEY, R GEISSLER, J. NEALEY, J THAYER, B. W HITE, G. GEISSLER. PANTHERETTES, WORKING CLOSELY WITH THE ROOTERS’ CLUB, HELPED IN PROMOTING SCHOOL SPIRIT THROUGH THE YEAR. NUMER¬ OUS SERVICE PROJECTS WERE UNDERTAKEN BY THE PANTHERETTES, IN ADDITION TO A FALL PICNIC, A CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST, AN AFS BENEFIT STYLE SHOW, AND THE ANNUAL POTLUCK INSTALLATION. GIRLS IN RED PAN- THERETTE TOPS COULD ALSO BE SEEN SELL¬ ING PROGRAMS AT HOME FOOTBALL GAMES, TAKING TICKETS, HELPING THE CHEERLEAD¬ ERS WITH THE CONCESSION STAND AT THE HOME BASKETBALL GAMES, AND PROVIDING MANY OTHER SERVICES FOR THE PANTHER CAMPUS PHOTO 1, ROW 1: M. HARRIS, ROOTERS’ CLUB REP.; W. WOLFE, SOPH. REP. ROW 2: L. HARDISON, PEP SQUAD REP.; E. LUEKE- MEYER, SEC.-TREAS.; E. ARGETSINGER, PRES. ROW 3: S. ALLEN, SR. REP.; P. REISBECK, JR REP.; S. WORRELL, SERVICE CHAIRMAN. PHOTO 2: MRS. DOSS, SPONSOR. PHOTO 3, ROW 1: F. BAKAR, J. TERRY, P. MELLOR, M. RAMIREZ, M. STEWART, C. RUSSUM, K. GERMAN, S. HOWELL, C. ALLEN, M. MAC ISAAC, S. RITTER. ROW 2: R. VERMEER, J. WEBLEMOE, L. WALTZ, J. HUFFMAN, M. ARGET¬ SINGER, L. JAMESON, J. STAPLES, R. BIGGERS, W. EASTER, S. NICHOLS, B. JARMAN, C. BRIDENSTINE. ROW 3: S. BARGER, S. TRINKA, L. TUCKER, L. REED, M. PENA, V. MUNOZ, F. MONTEJANO, M. NASTRONERO, M. HETH. ROW 4: V. HARTER, P. LOGAN, B KRAUSE, P. TALVITIE, P. HENSON, S. JOHNSTON, R ESPARZA, M. BERNAL, D. DIAMOND. ROW 5: A. LATERZA, J KELLER, R. ZIE- BARTH, K. KELLER, C. LANDRY, A. VERMEER, A. WYNE, S. CLARK, M. NASTRONER, D. BUTTERFIELD. PANTHERETTES 90 ROW 1: R. VERMEER, D. PINKERTON, L. PATTEN, K ALLEN, L. NORTON, F. ABU BAKAR, W BELL. D. SCHULTZ, D. DIAMOND. ROW ' 2: M. RAMIREZ: E. VILLA, M. ACEVEDO, J. BASS, M. GRIMES, B. STROUD, P. SPRAQUE, W WOLFE, K. SWENDRA, P. WISDOM ROW 3: P. BALDWIN, C. CARTER, B. MONICH, K. SPURBECK, B. RUONA, L. GILLARD, S. COWIN, C. ALLEN, S. RUSH, M. MAC ISAAC, P COVENTRY. ROW 4: P. COX. A. BLACK, D. KOPP, B. LUGINBILL, L. HAR¬ MON, P. SPENCER, R. MC CELLEN, D. BROOKS. L. JOHNSON. ROW 5: S. PAGE, T. WESTBROOK, K. WHITFIELD, M. LEWIS, C. WADENIUS, S. GRAVES, J. ACEVEDO, S. WADENIUS. ROW 6: N. ALLEN, H. ACEVEDO, L. TOVAR, L. DELGADO, M. ENRIQUEZ, L. WIEGAND, K. CEBULA, R. NEWHOUSE, S. EGGLESTON. HI-TRI THE PURPOSE OF HI-TRI IS TO ACT AS A SERVICE CLUB AND TO ORGANIZE VARIOUS PROJECTS DURING THE YEAR AS NEEDED. UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MRS. GERALDINE DAVIDSON AND MISS ESTHER KIN- NIER, HI-TRI ORGANIZED MANY ACTIVITIES FOR THE 1964-65 YEAR. THEY HELD A GET-ACQUAINTED PARTY AND A JOINT ROLLER SKATING PARTY WITH POLY HIGH’S HI-TRI IN RIVERSIDE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR. DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, THE MEMBERS ATTENDED THE COUNTY INITIATION DIN¬ NER IN RIVERSIDE AND HELD A RECOGNITION SERV¬ ICE. HI-TRI ORGANIZED THE ANNUAL CHS CHRISTMAS BALL AND THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT PRO¬ GRAM HELD IN JANUARY. OTHER IMPORTANT ACTIV¬ ITIES DIRECTED AND SPONSORED BY HI-TRI THIS YEAR WERE: POP’S NIGHT, A POT LUCK DINNER: A PARTY FOR THE CHILDREN AT THE DEAF SCHOOL IN- ARLINGTON; MOM’S NIGHT; THE INSTALLATION OF THE NEW OFFICERS; AND THE END OF THE YEAR PARTY HELD IN JUNE. HI-TRI OFFICERS, ROW 1: R. PULS, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN; N. KEY, HISTORIAN; A LATERZA, VICE PRESIDENT; M. JARMAN, DEVOTION CHAIRMAN; L. GRAVES. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE. ROW 2: R. HERNANDEZ, SUPPER CHAIRMAN; J. FALCONER, SO¬ CIAL CHAIRMAN; B. JARMAN, SOPHOMORE REPRE¬ SENTATIVE; B. WEAVER, SERVICE CHAIRMAN; C. BALDWIN, MUSIC CHAIRMAN; L. ALBEE, PRESIDENT; E RAMOS, PHONE CHAIRMAN. SPONSORS: MISS KIN- NIER, MRS. DAVIDSON. 91 THE MAIN FUNCTION OF ROOTERS’ CLUB IS TO BUILD AND PROMOTE PANTHER SPIRIT FOR ALL ATH¬ LETIC ACTIVITIES. THEIR MAIN ACTIVITY THIS YEAR WAS THE OR¬ GANIZATION AND EXECUTION OF HOMECOMING 1964. THIS ACTIV- ROOTERS CLUB ITY INCLUDED THE HOMECOMING PEP RALLY AND FLOAT PARADE, ROOTERS’ CLUB BOARD: FRONT ROW: J. HUFFMAN, SECRE¬ TARY; M. HARRIS, PRESIDENT; J. WEBLEMOE, TREASURER; A. LATERZA, VICE PRESIDENT; ROW 2: P. GORDON, SOPHO¬ MORE REPRESENTATIVE; R. BIGGERS, JR. REPRESENTATIVE; M. ARGETSINGER, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN; L. HARDISON, PEP SQUAD REPRESENTATIVE; P. TALVITIE, SENIOR REPRESENT¬ ATIVE; E. ARGETSINGER, PAN- THERETTE REPRESENTATIVE. THE FIRST DOWNTOWN HOME¬ COMING PARADE, HAIF-TIME COR¬ ONATION ACTIVITIES, AND THE HOMECOMING DANCE. ROOTERS’ CLUB ALSO MADE POSTERS AND ROOTER RIBBONS FOR ATHLETIC GAMES. ANOTHER BIG EVENT WAS THE ANNUAL SPRING DESSERT DANCE AT WHICH THE NEXT YEAR’S OFFICERS WERE ANNOUNCED. GIRLS ' LEAGUE GIRLS OF THE MONTH : SUSAN ALLEN, FEBRUARY; SUSAN WORRELL, SEPTEMBER; MARI¬ LYN HARRIS, DECEMBER; MAR¬ THA PENA, NOVEMBER; LYDIA AGUAYO, OCTOBER; NOT PIC¬ TURED: CAROL RUSSUM, JAN¬ UARY. GIRLS’ LEAGUE BOARD : L. ALBEE, N. FROST, TREAS.; J. MORRIS, VICE PRES.; S. SMITH, VICE PRES.; C. RUSSUM, PRES. SPONSORS : MRS. JONES AND MISS CARR. THE PURPOSE OF GIRLS’ LEAGUE IS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IN WHICH ALL MEMBERS MAY PARTICIPATE, TO FURTHER SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL AMONG ITS MEMBERS, AND TO SET GOOD EXAMPLES OF UPSTANDING CITIZENSHIP FOR THE GIRLS OF CHS. THE GIRLS’ LEAGUE BOARD SERVED AS A CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL FOR THE NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS OF THE ORGANIZATION DURING THE YEAR. THE GIRLS’ LEAGUE SPONSORED THE “GIRL OF THE MONTH” RECOGNITION PROGRAM, AWARDING CORSAGES AND A NECKLACE TO EACH OF THE GIRLS. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRESI¬ DENT CAROL RUSSUM AND THE SPONSORSHIP OF MISS CARR AND MRS. JONES, GIRLS’ LEAGUE ORGANIZED THE BIG-LITTLE SISTER TEA, THE ANNUAL SPAN- ISH-AMERICAN DINNER, THE DAD-DAUGHTER BANQUET, AND THE MOTHER- DAUGHTER INSTALLATION TEA. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ALSO ATTENDED THE GIRLS’ LEAGUE REGIONAL BOARD CONFERENCE IN OCTOBER. AS A HIGH¬ LIGHT TO THE YEAR’S ACTIVITIES, THE ANNUAL HI-JINKS BALL WAS STAGED IN FEBRUARY, THE FORTY-FIRST QUEEN OF HI-JINKS BEING CROWNED AS A CLIMAX TO THE CELEBRATION OF THIS HONORED EVENT. 93 94 LETTERMEN’S CLUB PHOTO 1, ROW 1: M. NICKSON, D. SHEEHY, H. BROUER, A. ROMANI. R. RASSO M. MOYETTE, R. CORNELIUS. ROW 2: E. VAUGHN, D. STEWART, H. LEWIS T. WHITAKER, M. PULLEN, D. CORTEZ, F. ZARAGOZA, D. GADDIE, S. HEALY. ROW 3: L. LOBO, B. WHITE, T. MOORE, S. PECK, J. FERGUSON, R. MARTIN L VEL¬ ARDE, S. HARRIS, D. AMAON. ROW 4: A. JENNINGS, B. MUMM, M. ZUSPAN H SEIDMAN, E. BRIDGES, N. SMITH, R. HOGGARD. PHOTO 2, ROW 1: S RICO 1 CLARK, D. WRIGHT, M. RANDEL, D. SCHALLIOL, T. BENSON, A WAGGONER R. MC CULLOUGH, D. REED, T. MARVICK. ROW 2: J. THAYER, R. THOMASON’’ D. DIXON, J. DASHIELL, D. MOYETTE, M. ENYART, J. LEWIS, A. PECK, B TAMES ROW 3: J. LOCKWOOD, E HOLDEN, R WALKER, D. BERNER, R. BRINK, J. SNEATHEN, D. MEJIA, B. KRINGEL. ROW 4: J. MC DANIEL, D. WALKER, E LOWE E. HEARN, R. FELIPE, E. FRANCIS, L. HERNANDEZ, R. DANIERI. ROW ' 5: R. LEON, T. TAYLOR, B. WARREN, P JACKSON, B PIERCE, J BILL, F. FELIPE. ROW 6: E JONES, J. GREATHOUSE, R CARRILLE, J. NEALEY, J. NELSON, J. HONETER, M MOYETTE, MR. NICHOLSON, ADVISOR, J. PETERSON, PRES.. H. RUSH, V. PRES., R DE LEENHEER, SEC.-TREAS. THE PURPOSE OF LETTERMEN’S CLUB IS TO PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND FELLOW¬ SHIP, TO SERVE CORONA SEN¬ IOR HIGH, AND TO PROVIDE EXPERIENCES FOR THE BOYS IN WORKING TOGETHER UN¬ DER THE SPONSORSHIP OF COACH NICHOLSON, THE LET- TERMEN ATTENDED A HAM¬ BURGER FRY AND PARTY HELD AT THE CITY PARK AND DI¬ RECTED THE CORONA B INVI¬ TATIONAL BASKETBALL TOUR¬ NAMENT IN DECEMBER THE BOYS ALSO SPONSORED THE ANNUAL HARLEM CLOWNS BAS¬ KETBALL GAME AND THE DON¬ KEY BASKETBALL GAME. IN MARCH, THEY ORGANIZED AND DIRECTED THE CORONA B AND C INVITATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD MEET, AND AT THE END OF THE YEAR THE BOYS AT¬ TENDED THEIR ANNUAL HAM¬ BURGER FRY AND SWIM PARTY HELD AT THE CITY PARK. THE LETTERMEN’S CLUB BUYS JACK¬ ETS, AWARDS, TROPHIES FOR ANY SPORT THAT NEEDS AID THEY SUPPORT THE COM¬ PLETE ATHLETIC PROGRAM IN ANY W AY THEY CAN. GRA IS COMPRISED OF GIRLS WHO HAVE AN INTEREST IN ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT. SPORTSMANSHIP ON THE CAMPUS AS WELL AS ON THE FIELD IS A POINT WHICH IS STRESSED BY THE GRA SPONSORS, MISS HIX AND MISS LOHMANN. DURING THE YEAR, GRA ASSEMBLIES SAW MANY GIRLS RE¬ CEIVE THEIR LETTERS AND TROPHIES FOR THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS IN VAR- GIRLS’ RECREATION ASSOCIATION IOUS SPORTS. IN ADDITION TO PRO¬ VIDING RECREATION FOR THE GIRLS ON CAMPUS, THE GIRLS SPONSORED THEIR ANNUAL GRA KICK-OFF AT THE CORONA CITY PARK IN SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES WERE CLIMAXED AT THE GRA BANQUET, HELD IN MAY, WHERE STAR ATHLETES WERE HONORED WITH LETTERS AND SCHOLARSHIPS AND THE NEW OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED FOR THE FOLLOWING YEAR. SPONSORS: MISS LOHMANN, MISS HIX. OFFICERS, ROW 1: M. PENA, V. PRES.; R. ESPAR¬ ZA, PRES.; T. WASHBURN, SR. REP. ROW 2: R. HERNANDEZ, CORR. SEC.; G. BOLTON, REC. SEC.; W. SHOCK, JR REP.; N. KEY, JR. REP.; S. BARRETT, SOPH. REP. 95 MEDICAL CLUB THE MEDICAL CLUB IS COMPOSED OF STUDENTS ASPIRING TO EVENTUAL LIFE WORK IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE. UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MRS. STEWART, THE SCHOOL NURSE, THE MEMBERS PAR¬ TICIPATED IN THE CANDY STRIPE PROGRAM AT THE RIVERSIDE COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL. THE CANDY STRIPERS AND THE VOLUNTEENS COM¬ PRISED A SPECIAL AUXILIARY OF THE MEDICAL CLUB. THESE VOLUNTEERS EARNED SPECIAL AWARDS FOR SPECIFIED NUMBERS OF SERVICE HOURS IN HOSPITAL WORK. THE GREATEST RE¬ WARD IS THE PARTICIPANTS’ FEELING OF SATIS¬ FACTION DERIVED FROM USEFUL SERVICE WELL PERFORMED. ROW 1: J. TERRY. D. KIRKPATRICK, M. BROWN. ROW 2: R. JENSEN, L. CITRON, L. TOVAR, D. SOUTHWELL, K. TOMPKINS, S. COOK. T. RAROHA. ROW 3: N. HIX, S. JOHNSTON, S. ORDAZ, S. WORRELL, ' S. SMITH, J. WIENS, B. HILL, P. TAVITIE. SPON¬ SOR : MRS. STEWART. OFFICERS: J. TAYLOR, TREAS.; M. ENYART, VICE PRES.; S. ORDAZ, PRES.; J. WELCH, PUBLICITY CHR.; NOT PICTURED: B. KRAUSE, SEC. 96 ROW 1: R. DAVIS, D. HENSON, R. HARADA, B. PIN- NEY, L. HOFFMAN, L. ROBERTSON, L SPEAR, E. PARTLOW, G. DUKE, E. BROUWER. H. CENTERO, J. BIRD, E WILLIAMS, J. INGALLS. ROW 2: D. HARDGRAVE, C. DAVIDSON, W. DURRELL, P PUCK- LEY, L. HALKS, D. WELK, R. BENTON, B HERMAN, D. BUSBY. G. GRIM, B. PARKER, K. KLEINSCHMIDT. T. DARLAND, J. PEVERLY, M. RONK. J. LANG. ROW 3: T. PULLIAM, B SQUIBB, B BOYTOR, G. VESTE- SEN, J. LOCKWOOD, D. SEATON, M. STONE, S. SMITH, J. MARKS. R. PAUL, M. RAYKOVICH, P. ANDERSON, M. VIERIA, G. HOLLWATY, K. ISELI, J HARGRAVE, C. UNDERWOOD, C. LANG. OF¬ FICERS: H BROUWER, PRES.; L. BOLTON, VICE PRES.; R SOATHOFF, SEC.; P. RENNIE, SWEET¬ HEART; T. MARVICK, SENT.; J. McDANIELS, TREAS.; A. GARZA, REPORTER; MR ERNEST LUCAS, ADVISOR. FUTURE FARMERS THE PRIMARY AIM OF THE FU¬ TURE FARMERS OF AMERICA IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRI¬ CULTURAL LEADERSHIP, CO¬ OPERATION, AND CITIZENSHIP THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGAN¬ IZATION IS TO DEVELOP COM¬ PETENT, RURAL, AND AGRICUL¬ TURAL LEADERSHIP AND TO PARTAKE IN WORTHY UNDER¬ TAKINGS FOR THE IMPROVE¬ MENT OF AGRICULTURE THEY PARTICIPATED IN MANY AC¬ TIVITIES THIS YEAR; SUCH AS, THE FFA JUDGING AT THE L. A. COUNTY FAIR, ATTENDING CAMP CONDEE, BANK OF AMER¬ ICA FIELD DAY, THE LOCAL CO¬ OP AND RIVERSIDE SECTION QUIZZES, THE GREAT WEST¬ ERN, THE FFA JUDGING CON¬ TEST IN INDIO, THE MT. SAC FIELD DAY, THE CAL POLY ED¬ UCATIONAL FIELD DAY IN PO¬ MONA, THE FFA STATE CON¬ VENTION, POLY VUE IN PO¬ MONA, AND THE FFA BANQU ET AT THE END OF THE YEAR. THE MEMBERS ALSO MAINTAINED A FLOAT IN THE CHS HOMECOM¬ ING PARADE, PARTICIPATED IN NATIONAL FFA WEEK, AND OR¬ GANIZED SEVERAL PARTIES DURING THE YEAR IN ADDI¬ TION TO THEIR REGULAR MEETINGS. 97 FUTURE TEACHERS SPONSOR : MR. KREMER. ROW 1: E. ARGET- SINGER, J. KELLER, N. PIERCE, M. ROCHELLE, M. KLASSORT, J. LENNOX, S. POTTS, S. GRAVES. ROW 2: P. TALVITIE, V. ABRAMS, B. PENNY, T. PULLEN, A. ROMANI, F. BAKAR, M. RAMIREZ, C. COPELAND. OFFICERS: P. TAL¬ VITIE, C. COPELAND, M. RAMIREZ, S. GRAVES. THE PURPOSE OF FUTURE TEACH¬ ERS OF AMERICA IS TO ACQUAINT INTERESTED AND QUALIFIED STU¬ DENTS WITH THE TEACHING PRO¬ FESSION AND TO ENCOURAGE THESE STUDENTS TOWARD COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY CAREERS. THE CHS CHAPTER OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA WAS ORGANIZED DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER OF THE 1963-64 SCHOOL YEAR AND THEIR CONSTITUTION WAS APPROVED BY THE ASB IN OCTOBER 1964. ALSO A CHARTER WAS RECEIVED FROM THE CALIFORNIA STUDENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION IN NOVEMBER OF 1964. THIS CHARTER ENTITLES THE FU¬ TURE TEACHERS RECOGNITION BY CALIFORNIA EDUCATION CLUBS AND FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER¬ ICA. UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MR. ROBERT KREMER, THE FTA MEMBERS ATTENDED THE TWELFTH ANNUAL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CONFERENCE AT USC IN NOVEMBER; THEY HOSTED THE RIVERSIDE GAS COMPANY HOME ECONOMICS DEMONSTRATION IN DECEMBER; AND PARTICIPATED IN THE FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM, WHICH WAS TEACHING ELEMEN¬ TARY GRADE LEVELS IN CORONA SCHOOLS. THE FUTURE TEACHERS ALSO ESTABLISHED A POINT SYSTEM FOR RECIPIENTS OF TWO ONE-HUN¬ DRED DOLLAR TEACHING SCHOLAR¬ SHIPS OFFERED ANNUALLY BY THE ASSOCIATED CORONA TEACHERS. 98 MRS. ARNOLD, SPONSOR; L. TO¬ VAR, J. VELASCO, MRS JONES, SPONSOR; L. TUCKER, V. TATE, C TEFT, CHAIRMAN. WELFARE COMMITTEE UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MRS. ARNOLD AND MRS JONES, THE CHS WELFARE COMMIT¬ TEE SPONSORED NUMEROUS COLLECTIONS FOR THE UNIT¬ ED FUND, MARCH OF DIMES, HEART FUND. CRIPPLED CHIL¬ DREN, CANCER FUND, AND FOR BLIND CHILDREN. THE CHRIST¬ MAS PROJECT WAS THE LARG¬ EST AND MOST IMPORTANT OF THE YEAR’S PROJECTS. EACH CLASS ADOPTED A FAMILY AND PROVIDED FOOD, CLOTHING, AND TOYS FOR THEM. THE WELFARE COMMITTEE COL¬ LECTED CHRISTMAS BOXES FOR TWENTY-SIX NEEDY FAM¬ ILIES IN THE CORONA AREA. 99 THE AIM OF MASQUERS IS TO IN¬ CREASE AND PROMOTE INTEREST IN ALL PHASES OF THE DRAMATIC ARTS. THIS YEAR THE MASQUERS WERE VERY BUSY. THEY ORGANIZED THE CANDY SALES, SPONSORED ONE OF THE MANY CHS SOCK-HOPS, AND HELD THE SLAVE LABOR DAY. THE MASQUERS SPENT MUCH OF THEIR TIME ON THE ANNUAL SCHOOL PLAY. THEY AT¬ TENDED A BANQUET AT THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR TO HONOR “BEST ACTRESS” AND “BEST ACTOR.” ROW 1: P. BALDWIN, M MANN, A. DEPNER, A. VERMEER, C. LANDRY, R BIGGERS, G. SAND¬ BURG, C. FOSS. ROW 2: S. PAGE, B. AREND, B. MONICH, P GLENN, C. RUSSUM, M EVANS, L BRATT, K. MC WILLIAMS M BROWN. ROW ' 3: T. HARRIS, R FRANKS, T. SMITH, C BODDY, G. WHITNEY, S. ALLEN, B WOR¬ RELL, M. NICKSON, J. W ELSH, L MORSE, J. ALLEN. OFFICERS: P WARREN, PRES.; R. FRANKS, V. PRES.; R. BIGGERS, SEC.-TRF.AS. ADVISOR: MR FRENCH. MASQUERS NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE P. SCHWARTZ, M. EVANS, S. MC DANIELS, L. BRATT, T. HARRIS. ADVISOR, MRS O’MALLEY. THE AIM OF THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE IS TO CREATE AN INTEREST IN ALL AREAS OF SPEECH BY OFFERING SUCH INCENTIVES TO ITS MEMBERS. AS GOALS OF ADVANCED DEGREES AND PARTICIPA¬ TION IN NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE EVENTS. THE NFL WAS INITIATED THIS YEAR AT CHS. THE MEMBERS PARTIC¬ IPATED IN THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE AND THE CITRUS BELT SPEECH LEAGUE AT THE FOLLOWING HIGH SCHOOLS: RAMONA, CHAFFEY, POLY, AN¬ TELOPE VALLEY, AND EISENHOWER SPONSOR : MR. TROXEL. ROW 1: J. O’NEILL, D. HAG- ENSICKER, R. DANIELS, C. COPELAND, C. LYLE. ROW 2: B. ASKINS, M. MC CLEM¬ ENTS, M. JACKSON, T. LOPEZ, J. HUNDLEY, W. FRIEND, R ROBLES. ROW 3: A. MEEKINS, K. MEYERS, J. CRAIN, M. RONK, W. CLASON. M. CONTRERAS COLOR GUARD: CHRIS C., RAUL R„ CHARLES L„ RICHARD D . , JAMES O’NEILL THE PURPOSE OF THE CADET CORPS IS TO DEVELOP GOOD CAPABLE LEADERS AND TO GIVE EXPERIENCE TO THOSE BOYS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN A MILITARY CAREER. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MR. TROXEL, THE CADET CORPS PROVIDES MANY SERVICES BY ACTING AS GUARDS AND PROVIDING A COLOR GUARD AT ALL CHS FOOTBALL GAMES. THEY ALSO SERVED AT THE HOME¬ COMING PARADE AND THE ANNUAL BAND JAMBOREE THE CADETS PARTICIPATE IN A ONE DAY ENCAMPMENT DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR AND ALSO ONE DURING THE SUMMER. IN THEIR SPARE TIME AND ON PRACTICE DAYS, THEY WORK ON THE RIFLE RANGE CADET CORPS 102 LAS PANTERAS ROW 1: B. WOHL, S. BARRETT, N. BUSCHLAN, D. GERMAN, S. GARNETT, J. STAPLES, B AREND. C. DOERR, T. FLORES. D FISHER. ROW 2: J. VELASCO, L. STIGALL, S WOOD, T. TAYLOR N. HICKS, S. RITTER. N. PIERCE, P SNOW, M. ROCHELLE, B BENSON, S. MOORE. OFFICERS: P SCHNEIDER. PRES.: K ALLEN SEC.; V. HIGLEY, V. PRES. THE AIM OF LAS PANTERAS, THE SPANISH CLUB, IS TO GIVE STUDENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME MORE AWARE OF HISPANIC CUL¬ TURE. MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH CLUB WITH THEIR SPONSOR, MR AGUILAR, PARTICIPATED IN SEVERAL ACTIVITIES. THEY ATTENDED THE ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BANQUET AND AT LEAST ONE PRODUCTION AT PADGUETT HILLS THEATER IN CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA. MEM¬ BERS ORGANIZED A CHRISTMAS PARTY IN AUTHENTIC MEXICAN TRADITION AND DINED SEVERAL TIMES AT VARIOUS MEXICAN RES¬ TAURANTS DURING THE YEAR 103 M. ARGETSINGER, PRES.; MRS. SKLEPOWICH, SPONSOR; Y. DOERR, V. PRES. THE PURPOSE OF LE CERCLE FRANCAIS IS TO INCREASE IN¬ TEREST IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE AMONG ITS MEMBERS. FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR, LE CERCLE FRANCAIS RECEIVED CLUB PINS FOR ITS MEMBERS. THEIR MEETINGS HAVE BEEN VERY INTERESTING THIS YEAR. MEM¬ BERS WERE SHOWN SLIDES FROM FRANCE, WHICH WERE OF THE PEOPLE, THEIR HOMES AND EVERYDAY LIFE. THE MEM¬ BERS ALSO PERFORMED SKITS IN FRENCH AND HONORED SPEAKERS AT SEVERAL OF THEIR MEETINGS THEY ATTENDED A FRENCH MOVIE AND PARTICIPATED IN THE ANNUAL INTER¬ NATIONAL BANQUET. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ROW 1: M. ARGETSINGER, P. GORDON, J. BILBREY, L. DEPNER, M ROCHELLE, Y. DOERR ROW 2: E. ARGETSINGER, L JAMESON, M STEWART, S. CLARK, E. NEALEY, D. ROSS. OFFICERS : B. LUGINBILL, QUAESTOR; D. SNOKE, COUNSUL; S. PAGE, SCRIBA; NOT PICTURED: L. SHRADER, COUNSUL. ADVISOR, MR. KREMER. PHOTO 3. ROW 1: M. MANN, T. WESTBROOK, D. DIAMOND, K WAGNER, T. BAZER, B. HAILE, T. BUSH, A. BARBER, M. RACHELL, J. LIEB, E. GAL- VANE, S. TODD, P. COX, A. BLACK, T. FLORES. ROW 2: L. STOUT. M. SLEGERS, W. WOLFE, G. SNADBERG, R. PULS, D. PRENTICE, M. HOFFMAN, D. CICCHELLE, L. HOTOPP, D. KOPP, S. JOHNSON, P. BALDWIN, B. MONICH, D. ROMERO. LATIN CLUB THE PURPOSE OF LATIN CLUB IS TO FURTHER KNOWLEDGE OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE AND OF ITS VIVID HISTORICAL ROMAN BACKGROUND. UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MR. KREMER, THE MEMBERS MADE SEVERAL FIELD TRIPS, ATTENDED THE INTERNATIONAL BANQUET, AND TREATED THEMSELVES TO A ROMAN DINNER MEETINGS WERE SET UP BY THE CO-CONSULS AND WERE CALLED WHENEVER DEEMED NECESSARY. 105 KO-HI-NUR SPONSOR : MR. TINDALL. S. AL¬ LEN, EDITOR IN CHIEF; C. RUS- SUM, NEWS EDITOR; C. BODDY; FEATURES EDITOR; E. LOWE, SPORTS EDITOR; T. HARRIS, BUSINESS MANAGER; M. JAR¬ MAN, ADVERTISEMENTS. THE MAIN GOAL OF KO-HI-NUR IS TO PROMOTE IN¬ TEREST IN THE ART OF JOURNALISM. THE CHS JOUR¬ NALISM STUDENTS THIS YEAR PUBLISHED THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER KO-HI-NUR, WHICH WAS CHANGED FROM LETTER PRESS TO OFFSET PRINTING, AND PRINTED PROGRAMS FOR ALL HOME FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES. IN DECEMBER, THE KO-HI- NUR STAFF COMPETED IN THE ANNUAL RCC JOUR¬ NALISM DAY, AND WON THE SWEEPSTAKES TROPHY FOR THE THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR. AT THE SAN BER¬ NARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE JOURNALISM CONTEST; THE KO-HI-NUR WAS JUDGED AMONG THE TOP FIVE HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS IN SOUTHERN CALIFOR¬ NIA. THE KO-HI-NUR STAFF WAS VERY PROUD TO HAVE ACHIEVED A NEW RECORD THIS YEAR BY PUB¬ LISHING THE FIRST CHS SCHOOL NEWSPAPER WITH EIGHT FULL PAGES; THIS RECORD WAS SET ON FEB¬ RUARY 5, 1964. STAFF-. P. WISSBECK, K. GERMAN, D. SCHULTZ, S. EVANS, J. HUFFMAN. CORONAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF: ETHEL ARGETSINGER, HON¬ ORARY EDITOR IN CHIEF, COPY EDITOR HEATHER GUTIERREZ, LAYOUT EDITOR JANICE KELLER, CAMPUS EDITOR . . . JIM BILL, BUSINESS MANAGER . . . MARTHA PENA, HEAD TYPIST. STAFF: MIKE NICKSON, LAYOUT . . . ANITA WYNE, TYPIST . . . KATHY KELLER, TYPIST . . . ALICE VERMEER, COPY . . . RITA ESPARZA, BUSINESS . . . KATHY LEUF, LAYOUT . . . JOANN HARADA, TYPIST. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE MR BAUGH¬ MAN, ADVISOR. VOCAL MUSIC ROW 1: S. BARGER, D. CLARK, K. MC WILLIAMS, C. BUTTNER, T. WESTBROOK, S. RITTER, N. HICKS, G. HARMON. ROW 2: P. COVENTRY, M. MAC ISSAC, P. CHADBOURNE, P. SCHNEIDER, L. PRATT, D. PIXLEY, T. BOMAR. ROW 3: D. PAINE, R. TEMPLE, L. BROYLES, D. WALLACE, D. MAYS. PANTHER CHORALLERS —ROW 1: T. TAYLOR, M. SLEGERS, J. ORASCO, D. PAINE, EDDIE STAUTON. ROW 2: L. BROYLES, R. TEM¬ PLE, D. WALLACE. PANTHER ENSEMBLE —ROW 1: Y. EVERHART, S. BARGER, D. CLARK, K. MC WILLIAMS, C. BUTTNER, T. WESTBROOK, S. RITTER, N. HICKS, G. HARMON. ROW 2: P. COVENTRY, M. MAC ISSAC, P. CHADBOURNE, P. SCHNEIDER, T. BOMAR, C. LUNETTA, L. PRATT, D. PIXLEY. THE VOCAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF CHS, AN ACTIVE GROUP ON CAMPUS, IS DIRECTED BY MR. FARMER. HIS CHOIRS AND SMALL GROUPS HAVE PROVIDED THE PANTHER CAMPUS, THE ENTIRE SCHOOL DISTRICT, AND THE CORONA COMMUNITY WITH MANY ENJOYABLE PERFORMANCES. THROUGH THEIR EXCELLENT PER¬ FORMANCES, THE CRIMSON AND GOLD CHOIRS HAVE CERTAINLY EN¬ RICHED THE CULTURAL LIVES OF MANY STUDENTS AND CITIZENS. THE CHOIRS PRESENTED THEIR AN¬ NUAL SPRING CONCERT AND PARTIC¬ IPATED IN THE COMMUNITY-SPON¬ SORED CHRISTMAS MESSIAH, WHICH WAS DIRECTED BY MR. FARMER MARCHING BAND: ROW 1: R. BANE, R. HODGE, B WADEN- IUS, R. HOGGARD, D. REED, B. COLE. ROW 2: D. BRAD¬ BURY, S. KLASSERT, G. DUKE, K. SAILOR, P. STEBBING, R. ROBERTSON. ROW 3: R. HUT¬ CHINSON, P. GLENN, N. WARD, J. RUIZ, P. SCHWARTZ, D. RAMSAY. ROW ' 4: S. COWIN, S. KENNARD, K. VAN DER LINDEN, R. ZUBIA, JOY MICK- ELBERRY, G. PREVOST. ROW 5: J. LOCKWOOD, A. WAGGON¬ ER, R. MARTINEZ, J. HODGE, S. MOORE, L. NICHOLSON. ROW 6: M. LEWIS, JILL MICK- ELBERRY, S. COOK, S. GRAVES, F. THOMAS, L. BOOKER. ROW 7: V. DE BEAL, J. CORTEZ, G. VILLAPANDO, R. MENDOZA, C. COPLEN, S. KASEROFF. ROW 8: J. HEITING, R. OLE- WINE, J. WILKINSON, M. ES- CARSEGA, S. PIERCE, T. KERN. ROW 9: F. SIMONS, C. FLORES, M. HUTCHINSON, R. FREE¬ LAND, L. SEAY, J. LYNCH. ROW 10: T. LYNCH, D. WRIGHT, F. RODRIQUEZ, P. JACKSON, D. GRAY, D. SLAUGHTER. BAND COUNCIL: ROW 1: T. LYNCH, PRES.; G. PREVOST, LIBRARIAN; R. BANE, LIBRARIAN; D. GRAY, SOP. REP. ROW 2: M. MC RAE, SEC.; C. WADENIUS, TREAS.; M. LEWIS, HISTORIAN. TWIRLER: ANNA ARGUELLES. DRUM MAJOR, EDDIE FRAN¬ CIS. DIRECTOR: MR. RICK- SON. SIGN CARRIERS: A. HERNANDEZ, C RUSSUM, A. CABAN, D. BROOKS, R BIG- GERS, A. LATERZ, L. ARREDONDO, R ESPARZA (HEAD), J KELLER, L REED. CORONA HIGH PANTHER BANDS in 112 CONCERT BAND, ROW 1: S. COWIN, G. PREVOST, S. KENNARD, S. HUTCHINSON, L. BOOKER, J. MICKLE- BERRY, P GLENN, S. COOK. ROW 2: D. RAMSAY, P. SCHWARTZ, S. LACOSTE, M. MALIZA, A. LIZARDO, V. DE BEAL, G. DUKE, P. STEBBING, R. ROBERTSON, L SEAY, C. FLORES, K VANDER LINDEN, J. LYNCH, F. SIMONS. ROW 3: N. WARD, N. PIERCE, ' R. ZUBIA, J. MICKLEBERRY, S. KLASERT, R. MENDOZA, M WATTS, B. WADENIUS, D. WALLACE, E. FRANCIS, R. HODGE, S. BORTS, B. COLE. ROW ' 4: T. LYNCH, J. HEITING, P. JACK- SON, D. GRAY, S PIERCE, M. HUTCHINSON, F. ROD¬ RIGUEZ, D. SLAUGHTER, J. CHRISTIAN ROW 5: R OLE- WINE, S. MOORE, J. LOCKWOOD, J. HODGE, A. WAG¬ GONER, M. ESCARCEGA, C. COPLEN. DANCE BAND, ROW 1: V. DEBEAL, P. STEBBING, S. HUTCHINSON, R. ROBERT¬ SON. ROW 2: M. HUTCHINSON, F RODRIGUEZ, T. LYNCH, D. GRAY. ROW ' 3: S. MOORE, B. COLE, B. W ADENIUS, R BANE, R. HODGE DANCE BAND THE MARCHING AND CONCERT BANDS, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR RICKSON, WERE TWO VERY BUSY GROUPS OF MUSICIANS. THE MARCHING BAND GIVES ITS MEMBERS A STRONG FEELING OF PRIDE IN THEM¬ SELVES, THE SCHOOL, AND THE COMMUNITY FROM WORKING TOGETHER AS A UNIT AND PERFORMING FOR THE PUBLIC THE PEP BAND PROVIDES MUSIC: AT PEP RALLIES AND AWAY FOOTBALL GAMES. THE PANTHER BAND PROVIDES ENTERTAINMENT DURING HALF-TIME AT HOME FOOTBALL GAMES AND ASSEM¬ BLIES; AND PARTICIPATES IN VARIOUS PARADES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, SUCH AS THE CHS HOME¬ COMING PARADE, THE CORONA ST. PATRICKS DAY PARADE, SAN DIEGO STATE BAND DAY, HUNTINGTON BAND PARADE (SECOND PLACE), ALL WESTERN BAND REVIEW, RAMS GAME AT THE L. A. COLISEUM. CORONA BAND TAMBOREE. AND THE DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL. THE CHS DANCE BAND PLAYS AT THE MISS CORONA PAGEANT. THE HI-JINKS BALL, AND DURING THE EVE¬ NING HOME CHS BASKETBALL GAMES. 113 THE TRAVELERS PROVIDE THE ENTERTAINMENT FOR HI- TRI’S ANNUAL GET ACQUAINTED PARTY. MID-DAY RALLY ON CAMPUS QUAD BUILDS ENTHUSIASM FOR FRIDAY NIGHT ’S GAME AGAINST VALENCIA WHICH ENDED IN A 0-0 TIE. MR LUCKY DALE STEWART THE PEP SQUAD SPONSORED THE AN¬ NUAL MR. LUCKY CONTEST IN ORDER TO SELECT THE MOST POPULAR SENIOR BOY AND ALSO TO EARN MONEY FOR THEIR CHEERLEADING FUND. THIRTEEN SENIOR BOYS WERE NOMINATED AND SUBMITTED TO THE VOTE OF THE STUDENT BODY. BALLOTING CONSISTED OF MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS, EACH PENNY COUNT¬ ING AS ONE VOTE. THE BOY WITH THE MOST MONEY IN HIS JAR WAS NAMED MR. LUCKY AT THE ANNUAL HOWDY HOP SEPTEMBER 18, DALE STEWART WAS AN¬ NOUNCED THE 1964 MR. LUCKY, AMID THE CHEERS OF HIS BACKERS. CANDIDATES —ROW 1: RICHARD MARTIN, JIM PETERSON, DALE STEWART, BOB BALLENGER. ROW 2: TOM MOORE, PAT GANAHL, BOB MUMM, JIM FERGUSON, RON BAULEKE. ROW 3: STEVE PECK, RON DELEENHEER, JOHN GORMAN, DANNY SHEEHY. ZEALOUS SONG LEADERS AND HALF-TIME BAND SHOWS SPARKED THE FIRST FOOTBALL GAMES. CORONA— 0; MONTCLAIR—13. CORONA —6; RANCHO ALA- MITOS—6. CORONA —0: COLTON—14. PANTHERS CUT THROUGH ALTA LOMA LINE. CORONA —12; ALTA LOMA—20. CORONA —0: RUBIDOUX—0. CROSS COUNTRY: CORONA— 24; VALEN¬ CIA—37. CORONA —24; MONTCLAIR—31. CORONA— 36; RANCHO ALAMITOS—25. CO¬ RONA —22; ALTA LOMA—36. CORONA —15; RUBIDOUX—49. CORONA—42; COLTON- 17. CORONA —25; EISENHOWER—33. FOOT¬ BALL: CORONA — 12; EISENHOWER — 13. CORONA— 12; FONTANA—20. CORONA— 20; NORTE VISTA—14. 121 CHICKEN WIRE, CARDBOARD, AND TONS OF CREPE PAPER BECOME THE ORDER OF THE DAY AS LOYAL PRODUCTION ART AND SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS PREPARE TO ENTER THEIR FLOATS IN THE HOMECOMING COMPETITION. 122 HMS PANTHER QUEEN JUNIOR CLASS 123 CORONA HIGH’S HOMECOMING FESTIVAL WAS THIS YEAR PRESENTED BY THE ROOTERS’ CLUB. CELE¬ BRATIONS BEGAN WITH A PEP RALLY STAGED IN THE AFTERNOON OF FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. HIGH¬ LIGHTING THE RALLY WAS THE FLOAT COMPETI¬ TION OPEN TO ALL CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS. WIN¬ NING FLOATS IN THE FLOAT RALLY WERE BUILT BY THE SENIOR CLASS—FIRST PLACE, THE JUNIOR CLASS—SECOND PLACE, AND KEY CLUB—THIRD PLACE. HER MAJESTY’S SHIP PANTHER QUEEN, A MISSISSIPPI SHOW BOAT, CARRIED THE 1964 HOME¬ COMING COURT. IN ADDITION TO THE TRADI¬ TIONAL ACTIVITIES, THE DOWNTOWN HOMECOM¬ ING PARADE AND THE ALUMNI TEA WERE INI¬ TIATED THIS YEAR. THE HOMECOMING COURT W AS PRESENTED ONCE AGAIN DURING THE IMPRESSIVE HALF-TIME BAND SHOW FOR WHICH STUDENTS, PARENTS, ALUMNI, AND FRIENDS GATHERED TO WITNESS THE CORONATION OF HOMECOMING QUEEN LYNN HARDISON. THE END TO A DAY OF EXCITEMENT CAME WITH THE POST GAME SOCK- HOP WHERE THE QUEEN AND HER COURT WERE PRESENTED W ITH GIFTS FROM THE STUDENT BODY. MISS KATHLEEN GERMAN MISS REVAE ZIEBARTH MISS SALLY ANN JOHNSTON MISS PATRICIA HENSON 126 HER MAJESTY LYNN HARDISON 1964 HOMECOMING COURT 127 THE SPANISH-AMERICAN GIRLS OF CHS HOSTED THE ANNUAL SPANISH-AMERICAN DINNER. EACH YEAR THE GIRLS OF THE CAMPUS LOOK FORWARD TO THIS GIRLS’ LEAGUE SPONSORED EVENT AFTER A DE¬ LICIOUS MEXICAN STYLE DINNER, BACK¬ GROUND MUSIC GAVE WAY TO A RIOT OF ENTERTAINMENT, INCLUDING HILARIOUS SKITS AND THE RAVENS. A POPULAR CO¬ RONA TEEN DANCE BAND. MARTHA PENA AND VICKY MUNOZ AND THEIR COMMITTEE WORKED LONG HOURS TO PROVIDE THEIR GUESTS WITH A MEMORY OF FRIENDS AND FUN. MUSIC MAN MEREDITH WILSON ACTED AS HONORARY BAND DIRECTOR FOR THE AN¬ NUAL CORONA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE’S BAND JAMBOREE. 128 __iiuSfll CORONA —49; RUBIDOUX—47 PANTHERETTES MEET FOR THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16 DECEMBER 18TH CHRISTMAS AS¬ SEMBLY FEATURED SONGS BY THE CRIMSON AND GOLD CHOIR AND MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY THE CON¬ CERT BAND. CORONA 48; EISENHOWER—59 CORONA— 45; FONTANA—61 THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BALL WAS PRESENTED THIS YEAR ON SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19. THIS FIRST FORMAL DANCE OF THE YEAR, SPONSORED BY HI-TRI, CARRIED OUT THE THEME OF “SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN THROUGH ITS DECORATIONS AND ATMOSPHERE. MUSIC FOR THE DANCE, WHICH LASTED FROM 8:00 P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT, WAS PROVIDED BY THE MARAUDERS. SOUVENIRS OF THE EVE¬ NING WERE MINIATURE CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS OF RED FELT TOPPED BY TYPICAL HOLIDAY FIGURES. HI-TRI OFFICERS RE¬ SPONSIBLE FOR THE PLANNING AND CO-ORDINATION OF THE CHRISTMAS BALL WERE CO-CHAIRMEN JANE FALCONER AND PADGETT COVENTRY, AND MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES LINDA ALBEE. 133 CORONA HIGH STUDENTS ENJOY A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENT ON A FRIDAY NIGHT BY ATTEND¬ ING A CORONA WRESTLING MATCH, A HOME BASKETBALL GAME AND A SCHOOL SPONSORED SOC-HOP AFTER THE GAME. CO¬ RONA— 68; NORTE VISTA—50. CO- RONA— 42; COLTON—45. 134 CORONA —54; RUBIDOUX 62 CORONA —56: EISENHOWER 61 DURING THE WEEK OF SE¬ MESTER EXAMS, STUDENTS WERE KEPT BUSY STUDYING, PARTICIPATING IN THE GIRLS - LEAGUE CAR WASH, AND ATTENDING FRIDAY NIGHT ' S BASKETBALL GAME AGAINST FONTANA. 135 ON FEBRUARY 23, THE MEMBERSHIP OF HI-TRI TREAT¬ ED THEIR FATHERS TO HI-TRI’S ANNUAL POP’S NITE, WHERE A DELICIOUS SPAGHETTI DINNER WAS SERVED. AS THE DINNER CAME TO A CLOSE, PREPARATIONS OF HILARIOUS SKITS PERFORMED BY THE GIRLS. LINDA ALBEE AND HER COMMITTEE WORKED LONG HOURS TO PROVIDE THEIR GUESTS WITH A MEMORY OF FRIENDS AND FUN. WRESTLING HAS BEEN CALLED THE ONE SPORT RE¬ QUIRING MORE ENDURANCE AND GOOD PHYSICAL STAMINA THAN ANY OTHER ATHLETIC EVENT; AND THIS YEAR’S WRESTLERS MET THE CHALLENGE OF THAT STATEMENT. PANTHER ENTHUSIASM ROSE AS THE LAST GAMES OF THE BASKETBALL SEASON WERE PLAYED. CORONA- 65; EISENHOWER—60. CORONA—38; FONTANA—72. GRA HELD ITS FIRST GRA AWARDS ASSEMBLY OF THE YEAR. MANY GIRLS WERE AWARDED LETTERS AND EMBLEMS FOR THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS IN SKILLS AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP 137 MISS MARILYN HARRIS MISS REVAE ZIEBARTH 138 MISS MARY KATHLEEN KELLER MISS LYDIA AQUAYO 1965 HI-JINKS COURT MISS SUSAN WORRELL MISS LYNN HARDISON MISS SALLY MARIE COOK 140 THE ANNUAL HI-JINKS BALL, SPONSORED BY GIRLS’ LEAGUE, WAS PRESENTED ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, FROM 8:00 P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT. THE DECORATIONS, PROVIDED BY THE ART DEPARTMENT, GAVE THE IMPRES¬ SION OF A ROYAL BALLROOM, AND LENT EMPHASIS TO THE THEME OF ‘‘FRENCH RENAISSANCE.” THE COUPLES ASSEMBLED IN THE STAR ROOM TO DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF CORONA HIGH’S OWN DANCE BAND, AND TO WITNESS THE CORONATION OF THE FORTY-FIRST QUEEN OF HI- JINKS. QUEEN DAVETA PIXLEY WAS CROWNED BY LAST YEAR’S QUEEN, MARILYN SWITZER THE 1965 HI-JINKS COURT AND THEIR ESCORTS DANCED THE TRADITIONAL BLACK HAWK WALTZ AMID THE GOLDEN CHANDELIERS OF THE FRENCH BALLROOM. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 HOST- ED THE SECOND HIGHLY SUCCESS¬ FUL EVENING OF HOOTENANNY FUN. THE LIVELY FOLK MUSIC WAS HEARD BY MANY IN THE CHS GYM AND FEATURED A COLLEC- TION OF FINE LOCAL TALENT. THERE WAS A GOOD VARIETY OF PERFORMERS, RANGING FROM SMALL GROUPS TO SOLOS. A SPE¬ CIAL PERFORMANCE WAS GIVEN BY OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STU¬ DENT FROM MAYLAYSIA, FATIMA (FETTI) ABU BAKER. ALL THE ACTS WERE PRESENTED ON A SIM¬ PLE STAGE FLANKED BY LARGE PANELS. THE DRESS WAS CASUAL, THE ATMOSPHERE RELAXED, AND THE AUDIENCE RESPONSIVE TO THE SPIRIT OF FUN THAT WAS GENERATED BY THE PERFORMERS AND THE MASTERS OF CEREMO¬ NIES, STEVE JEFFERS AND NICK MALLIS. THE GIRLS OF CORONA HIGH ALSO ENTERED INTO VARIOUS SPORTS ACTIVITIES. UNDER THE ORGANI¬ ZATION OF THE GIRLS’ RECREA¬ TION ASSOCIATION, THE GIRLS ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED IN ATH¬ LETIC ENDEAVORS. SPORTS OF¬ FERED INCLUDED VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL, BADMINTON, AND SPEED-A-WAY. THE BOYS OF CHS WERE VERY ACTIVE IN IVY LEAGUE COMPETI¬ TION. THE FOUR MAJOR SPRING SPORTS INCLUDED GOLF, TRACK, TENNIS AND BASEBALL. THE BOYS WORKED HARD AND SHOWED EX¬ CELLENT PANTHER SPIRIT. t STUDENTS WERE KEPT BUSY DURING THE MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL: PANTHERETTES ORGANIZED THEIR ANNUAL STYLE SHOW ENTITLED THIS YEAR FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG’’-, AFS PARTICIPANTS RE- LATED THEIR EXPERIENCES BOTH ABROAD AND IN THE UNITED STATES; JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES PRAC- TICED HARD DURING CHEER AND SONG CLINIC FOR TRYOUTS HELD APRIL 22; STUDENT ACTORS REHEARSE FOR THE SCHOOL PLAY “OUTWARD BOUND” UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF JANE WELCH, STUDENT DIREC¬ TOR, AND MR. FRENCH, THE SPONSOR: GOLF SEASON CAME IN TO FULL SWING AS ONE OF THE MANY ATH. LETIC EVENTS OF CHS; AND THE CORONAL STAFF WORKED HARD TO MEET ONE OF THE FOUR YEAR¬ BOOK DEADLINES. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS DEAR CHS STUDENTS, THERE ARE NO SUITABLE WORDS THAT COULD EXPRESS MY FEELINGS RIGHT NOW. FIRST OF ALL, I WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE CORONAL STAFF FOR GIVING ME THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS MY DEEP GRATITUDE TO YOU, THE STUDENTS OF CORONA HIGH. I AM GRATEFUL THAT I HAD THE CHANCE TO CALL THE UNITED STATES, ESPECIALLY CORONA, MY HOME, EVEN FOR A SHORT TIME. I HAVE COME TO CONSIDER CORONA HIGH AS MY VERY OWN SCHOOL AND I’LL MISS ALL THE NICE PEOPLE I MET HERE, JUST AS MUCH AS ANY OTHER CHS GRADUATE WOULD. THE SWEET AND WONDERFUL MEMORIES SHALL ALWAYS LINGER IN MY HEART. THE WARM, FRIENDLY, AND UNDERSTANDING STUDENTS REALLY MADE ME FEEL WELCOME AND I ONLY HOPE THAT I’VE GIVEN YOU THE GOOD IMPRESSION OF MALAYSIANS THAT YOU HAVE GIVEN ME OF AMERICANS. EVEN THOUGH I HAVE GRADUATED FROM MY HIGH SCHOOL IN 1963, I STILL LIKE SCHOOL LIFE, ESPECIALLY WHEN IT’S NEW AND STRANGE, BUT SOON I FOUND MYSELF AS ONE OF YOU. I AM REALLY GLAD AND FORTUNATE TO BE AN AFS STUDENT. IT’S REALLY A CHANCE IN A LIFE TIME. I LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AND GET FIRST HAND EXPERIENCE OF AMERICA, NOT THROUGH HOLLYWOOD BUT THROUGH OBSERVANCE, FROM MY OWN EYES. THIS WAY I GET A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF YOU, YOUR CULTURES, AND A WAY OF LIVING. IN TURN I HOPE I’VE GIVEN YOU A CLEAR PICTURE OF MALAYSIANS. IT IS A SMALL WORLD, MAYBE I WILL SEE YOU SOMEWHERE. IF BY CHANCE YOU HAPPEN TO BE IN SOUTH EAST ASIA (A DANGEROUS SPOT AS IT IS TODAY) DO STOP IN MY COUNTRY AND I’LL SHOW YOU AROUND, O.K.? SO TILL THEN I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST OF SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN YOUR FUTURE. I GUESS IT’S ALWAYS TRUE, “TO MEET, TO KNOW, TO LOVE, AND TO PART IS A SAD THING.” FATIMAH ABU BAKAR 148 THROUGH AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE I WAS ABLE TO EXPERIENCE THE CUSTOMS AND FEELINGS OF A FOREIGN COUNTRY AS CO¬ RONA’S SECOND AMERICAN ABROAD. FOR ELEVEN WEEKS I LIVED WITH A JAPANESE FAMILY, THE TAICHI NISHIMURAS, IN KYOTO ON THE LARGEST ISLAND HANSHU. ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANYTHING I HAD IMAGINED, JAPANESE LIFE FOUND ME SLEEPING ON THE FLOOR WITH RICE-STUFFED PILLOWS AND EATING JAPANESE DISHES WITH CHOPSTICKS. THE LANGUAGE BARRIER WAS ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT ADJUSTMENTS TO MAKE BUT I SOON LEARNED HOW MEANINGFUL AND FRIENDLY EYES AND GESTURES CAN BE. I BE¬ CAME THE ADOPTED DAUGHTER OF THE NISH¬ IMURAS—CAROL-CHAN TO MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS. I WAS TAUGHT THE TEA CEREMONY AND ANCIENT JAPANESE MUSIC ALONG WITH MY TWO SISTERS SUMIKO AND HANNAKO. I WAS DRESSED IN TYPICAL JAPANESE “KIMO¬ NOS” AND CLATTERED AROUND TEMPLES AND GARDENS IN MY WOODEN “GETTA” SHOES. MORE THAN BEING A PART OF JAPANESE LIFE AND CULTURE WITH ITS BEAUTIFUL GREEN RICE FIELDS AND TALL TIERED PAGODAS BE¬ NEATH CHERRY TREES, I REMEMBER THE UN¬ BELIEVABLE FRIENDLINESS AND WARMTH OF THE JAPANESE PEOPLE. PEOPLE WITH WHOM I HAD ONLY STAYED A DAY OR TWO WENT OUT OF THEIR WAY TO MAKE THINGS MORE AMERICAN FOR ME, HEAPED ME WITH FOODS AND GIFTS, AND CRIED WHEN THEY HAD TO SEE ME OFF THESE ARE EXPERIENCES NOT SHARED WITH THE AVERAGE TOURIST. MORE THAN MERE SIGHTSEEING, AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE INVOLVES A SINCERE UNDERSTAND¬ ING AND WILLINGNESS TO SHARE IDEAS AND EXPERIENCES AND ACCEPT THE DIFFERENCES OF ANOTHER RACE AND CULTURE. IT WAS THESE THINGS THAT MADE MY SUMMER A MEMORY NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN—A SUM¬ MER OF FUN, OF NEW AND DIFFERENT EXPE¬ RIENCES, OF LEARNING NOT ONLY ABOUT OTHERS BUT OF MYSELF, OF MAKING MANY FRIENDS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND THROUGHOUT JAPAN, OF BEING A PART OF THE ENDEAVOR OF PEACE BEING ACHIEVED BY AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE. CAROL LANDRY TO THE HANDSOME BOYS AND PRETTY GIRLS AT CHS, WILL YOU REMEMBER ME, WHEN YOU’LL GET OUT OF SCHOOL? I HOPE YOU WILL! I AM SURE I WILL REMEMBER YOU FOR MY WHOLE LIFE, EVEN WHEN I’LL GET ME A FAMILY, AND WE ALL WILL BE OLD AND WISE. LIKE IN THE OLD STORIES, AROUND THE FIREPLACE I’LL TELL MY KIDS ABOUT THAT ONE YEAR; WHEN I LEFT ITALY AND MY LITTLE TOWN, AND CAME OUT IN THE OPEN WORLD, SCARED AND EMBARRASSED, FOREIGNER IN A NEW COUNTRY. THEN I GOT TO CORONA, AND AFTER A FEW DAYS I STARTED GETTING THE IMPRESSION THE WORLD IS NOT SO NEW AND SO STRANGE; THAT PEOPLE ARE NOT SO UNFRIENDLY (WHEN I COULD UNDER¬ STAND WHAT THEY SAID). NOW THAT I AM WRITING IT’S ABOUT APRIL, AND I HAVE GOT ALREADY LOTS OF FRIENDS. THE WAY I SPEND MY DAYS NOW, THE WAY I TALK WITH MY FRIENDS, THE WAY I LIKE HERE IS NOT A LOT DIFFERENT FRO M THE WAY I USED TO LIKE IN MY TOWN BACK IN ITALY. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? TO GET ACQUAINTED IN SUCH A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME IN A COMPLETE NEW ENVIRONMENT LIKE I DID, ONE NEEDS SOME HELP. I WAS MOST FORTUNATE; I HAD THE HELP OF THE KIDS AT CORONA HIGH. I BET I WAS THE MOST FORTUNATE OF ALL THE AFS STUDENTS IN THE STATES, (BUT FETTI). I CAME IN A WONDERFUL LITTLE TOWN, TO MEET AND LIVE WITH WONDERFUL PEOPLE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GIVING ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO COME HERE AND SPEND WITH YOU THE BEST YEAR OF MY WHOLE LIFE. ANTONIO ROMANI 149 ♦ $ � SPORTS VARSITY AND JV FOOTBALL ROW 1: G. MARTIN, CENTER; J. SNEATHEN, END; R. CAR¬ RILLO, TACKLE; R. FELIP, GUARD; J. RIOS, GUARD; A. WAGGONER, QUARTERBACK; L. HERNANDEZ, GUARD; M. ENYART, QUARTERBACK; A. RICO, GUARD; M. PULLEN, FULLBACK; B. PIERCE, KICKER; D. CORTEZ, HALFBACK; M. HATCH, QUARTERBACK; A. JENNINGS, FULLBACK; R. RASSO, GUARD; D. SHEEHY, HALFBACK. ROW 2: MR. BRA- GHETTA, COACH; T. PULLEN, MANAGER; G. HUNT, END; S. MOORE, TACKLE; G. HOUSTON, TACKLE; T. ROMANI, HALFBACK; B. WARREN, END; B. STARRY, GUARD; M. MOYETTE, GUARD; L. MURRAY, GUARD; E. DAVIS, TAC¬ KLE; R. WALKER, CENTER; S. HEALY, END; T. BALDERAS, FULLBACK; J. MC DANIEL, FULLBACK; S. RICO, HALF¬ BACK; L. BRAXDALE, GUARD; A. HERNANDEZ, END; R. CORNELIUS, MANAGER; MR. THOMPSON, COACH; MR. WILKERSON, COACH. ROW 3: R. THOMASON, TACKLE; G. BRIDGES, TACKLE; J. NEALY, END; R. BARNES, TACKLE; R. DE LEENHEER, HALFBACK; S. PECK, QUARTERBACK; H. RUSH, TACKLE; T. BENSON, END; E. JONES, TACKLE; R. MARTIN, HALFBACK; R. MC CULLOUGH, CENTER; J. JOHNSON, TACKLE; L. BROYLES, HALFBACK; T. MARVICK, HALFBACK. INDIVIDUAL: J. MC DANIEL, MOST INSPIRA¬ TIONAL, VARSITY; D. SHEEHY, MR. HUSTLE, VARSITY. 152 BEE FOOTBALL BEE —ROW 1: J. HONETER, END; J. RUIZ, HALFBACK; T. BUSH, LINEMAN; D. MAW, LINEMAN; D. MEJIA, FULLBACK; D. MOYETTE, LINEBACK; E. HERNANDEZ, QUARTERBACK; E. HEARN, LINEBACK; G. SANTOS, HALFBACK; H. NELSON, LINE¬ MAN; J. MC CLINTOCK, END. ROW 2: A. PECK, END; E. PENA, END; D. MACK, HALFBACK; N, ESPARZA, HALFBACK; J. GERMAN, LINEMAN; J. STEIN, LINEMAN; J. REED, END; R. RUIZ, LINEMAN; T. FROMKE, LINEMAN; F, FELIPE, LINEMAN; R. PIERCE, LINEMAN; T. BASABE, HALFBACK; J. SHROEDER, HALFBACK; T. HALL, LINEMAN; D. WALKER, HALFBACK; R. SHEPHERD, FULLBACK; M. HUTCHINSON, CENTER; E. BEST, HALFBACK; F. HARRIS, LINEMAN; A. HERNANDEZ, END; D. TALLEY, LINEBACK; J. LEWIS, END; S. KLASSERT; J. PEREA, LINEMAN. INDI¬ VIDUAL: S. PECK, HONORARY CAPTAIN, VARSITY; COACH WILKERSON; COACH BRAGHETTA; COACH THOMPSON; DENNIS MOYETTE, HONORARY CAPTAIN, BEE; GEORGE SANTOS, MOST INSPIRATIONAL, BEE; HOWARD RUSH, MEL MOY¬ ETTE, MOST OUTSTANDING LINEMEN, VARSITY. VARSITY CORONA 0; VALENCIA . 0 CORONA 0; MONTCLAIR .13 CORONA 6; RANCHO ALAMITOS. 6 CORONA 12; ALTA LOMA.20 CORONA 0; COLTON .14 CORONA 0; RUBIDOUX. 0 CORONA 12; EISENHOWER .13 CORONA 12; FONTANA .20 CORONA 20; NORTE VISTA .14 JUNIOR VARSITY CORONA 28; SANTIAGO . 11 CORONA 10; PACIFIC.39 CORONA 30; ROLAND .15 CORONA 31; SANTIAGO .15 CORONA 49; RUBIDOUX 22 CORONA 10; COLTON . 38 CORONA 21; FONTANA .18 CORONA 18; PACIFIC. 36 CORONA 13; NORTE VISTA .35 CORONA 11; EISENHOWER .32 CORONA 17; ROMONA.28 BEE CORONA 0; VALENCIA . 7 CORONA 0; MONTCLAIR . 60 CORONA 7; ROLAND . 7 CORONA 30; COLTON . 0 CORONA 6; RUBIDOUX . 6 CORONA 13; EISENHOWER .34 CORONA 7; FONTANA . 6 CORONA 21; NORTE VISTA .. 7 153 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-. L. HARDISON, HEAD; P. HEN¬ SON, S. HOWELL, A WYNE, S. JOHNSTON. BEE CHEER¬ LEADERS: M. NASTRONERO, HEAD; D. BUTTERFIELD, M. BERNAL. CHS MASCOT—SAM: C. LANDRY. SPONSOR MRS. DOSS. 154 PEP SQUAD THE THIRTEEN GIRLS COMPRISING THE PEP SQUAD WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR LEADING YELLS TO SPARK SUPPORT FOR THE CHS TEAMS, AND TO KEEP ALIVE THE PANTHER SPIRIT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. IN ADDITION TO PRACTICING TWICE WEEKLY THESE GIRLS PERFORMED ENTHUSI¬ ASTICALLY AT ALL PEP RALLIES AND ATHLETIC EVENTS. AMONG THE PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN BY THE PEP SQUAD WERE THE ICE CREAM SOCIAL, WHICH WAS HELD IN THE SUMMER, THE ANNUAL HOWDY HOP, THE SPAGHETTI DINNER, AND THE CONCESSION STAND AT HOME BASKET¬ BALL GAMES. THE MONEY WAS RAISED BY THE CHEER AND SONGLEADERS TO PAY HALF THE COST FOR EACH GIRL ON NEXT YEAR’S SQUAD SO THAT THEY CAN ATTEND THE SUMMER PEP CLINIC FOR A WEEK. SONGLEADERS: K. KELLER, HEAD; R. ZIEBARTH, A. VERMEER, S. CLARK 155 ROW 1, SOPHO MORE-. G. MASKRID, B. JAMES, R. ZUBIA, G. SEEWOSTER. ROW 2, VARSITY-. P. GANAHL, M. RANDELL, H. LEWIS, J. DASHIELL, D. SHALLIOL, D. STEWART, T. MOORE, J. CLARK. JUNIOR VARSITY: L. VERLARDE, J. GUNTER, B. PARSHALL, D. BUSBY. COACH: MR. TOWERS. VARSITY CORONA 24; VALENCIA . ...37 CORONA 24; M ONTCLAIR ...31 CORONA 36; RANCHO ALAMITOS . ...25 CORONA 22; ALTA LOMA. .36 CORONA 15; RUBIDOUX. ...49 CORONA 42; COLTON . ...17 CORONA 25; EISENHOWER .33 JUNIOR VARSITY CORONA 26; MONTCLAIR ...29 CORONA 28; ALTA LOMA. ...31 CORONA 26; RUBIDOUX.33 CORONA 65; COLTON . 15 CORONA 31; EISENHOWER 25 CORONA 26; NORTE VISTA 29 SOPHOMORE CORONA 28; VALENCIA .28 CORONA 21; MONTCLAIR .34 CORONA 22; RANCHO ALAMITOS .33 CORONA 16; ALTA LOMA.43 CORONA 15; RUBIDOUX 45 CORONA 46; COLTON . 16 CORONA 23; EISENHOWER ...32 CORONA 34; FONTANA .21 CORONA 21; NORTE VISTA .34 INLAND VALLEY FINALS VARSITY—3rd PLACE JUNIOR VARSITY—4th PLACE SOPHOMORE—3rd PLACE MT. SAC CIF PRELIMS VARSITY—9th PLACE SOPHOMORE—12th PLACE 157 VARSITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE FINISH—FIFTH CORONA 60; PACIFIC.68 CORONA 61; VALENCIA .46 CORONA 43; FULLERTON .61 CORONA 40; COLTON .45 CORONA 49; RUBIDOUX.47 CORONA 48; EISENHOWER .59 CORONA 45; FONTANA .61 CORONA 68: NORTE VISTA ...50 CORONA 42; COLTON .45 CORONA 54; RUBIDOUX 62 CORONA 56; EISENHOWER .61 CORONA 62; FONTANA .72 CORONA 70; NORTE VISTA .55 CORONA 45; COLTON .70 CORONA 47; RUBIDOUX 48 CORONA 65; EISENHOWER 60 CORONA 38; FONTANA .72 CORONA 55; NORTE VISTA 61 BANNING TOURNAMENT CORONA 57; PALMDALE .42 CORONA 76; BEAUMONT .48 CORONA 35; BANNING .57 CORONA 37; HEMET .69 UPLAND-MONTCLAIR TOURNAMENT CORONA 57; GANESHA .55 CORONA 39: ALTA LOMA.67 MR. MACKEY, COACH: G. TROSKY, MANAGER ; H. RUSH, CENTER, FORWARD; S. PECK, GUARD: B. WOFFORD, FOR¬ WARD; B. MUMM, FORWARD; A. JENNINGS, GUARD; R. BAULEKE, GUARD, FORWARD: J. FERGUSON, GUARD, FORWARD: P. GANAHL, CENTER, FORWARD;] TOMLIN, FORWARD: J. MC DANIEL. GUARD, FORWARD; P.WARREN, GUARD 158 LEAGUE FINISH—SECOND CORONA 38: NORTE VISTA 28 CORONA 46; RAMONA 56 CORONA 54; CLAREMONT 62 CORONA 34; FULLERTON 28 CORONA 61; COLTON . 64 CORONA 61; RUBIDOUX 50 CORONA 46; PACIFIC. 67 CORONA 50; EISENHOWER 48 CORONA 26: PACIFIC 68 CORONA 44; FONTANA 38 CORONA 57; NORTE VISTA 20 CORONA 47; COLTON . 46 CORONA 63; NORTE VISTA 37 CORONA 69; COLTON .... 61 CORONA 55; RUBIDOUX 53 CORONA 77; EISENHOWER . 50 CORONA 50; FONTANA . 60 CORONA 62; NORTE VISTA 39 BEE: B. WORRELL, FORWARD; B. WARREN, FORWARD; H. NEL¬ SON, FORWARD; E. HEARN, GUARD; J. CLARK, GUARD; J HEIT- ING, CENTER; T. TAYLOR. CENTER, FORWARD; K KLEIN- SCHMIDT, GUARD; P. JACKSON, FORWARD. COACH : MR LOWERY. CEE AND JV BASKETBALL CEE: ROW 1, J. HORNBECK, FORWARD; C. FLORES, FORWARD; A. PECK, FOR¬ WARD; T. MC INTOSH, FORWARD; D. FRANCOISE, GUARD; D. TALLEY, CENTER; B. SHELTON, GUARD; M. SHEPARD, CENTER; MR. REID, COACH. CEE CORONA 20 VALENCIA .40 CORONA 10 AQUINAS .44 CORONA 15 FULLERTON . .32 CORONA 11 PACIFIC . .55 CORONA 20 PACIFIC . .35 CORONA 16 NORTE VISTA 55 CORONA 16 NORTE VISTA 48 CORONA 16 NORTE VISTA 58 JUNIOR VARSITY CORONA 50 PACIFIC . .58 CORONA 64 VALENCIA .34 CORONA 34 FULLERTON . .50 CORONA 41 RAMONA . .68 CORONA 39 PACIFIC . .53 CORONA 49; COLTON.43 CORONA 46; RUBIDOUX .60 CORONA 48; EISENHOWER .43 CORONA 43; FONTANA .61 CORONA 35; NORTE VISTA .37 CORONA 46; COLTON.49 CORONA 51; RUBIDOUX.50 CORONA 52; EISENHOWER 41 CORONA 35; FONTANA .68 CORONA 49; NORTE VISTA 57 CORONA 51; COLTON . 42 CORONA 39; RUBIDOUX 62 CORONA 32; EISENHOWER .43 CORONA 33; FONTANA .37 CORONA 37; NORTE VISTA .56 JUNIOR VARSITY : ROW 1, L. LOBO, MANAGER; E. BEST, CENTER; D. HAGEN GUARD; B. STARKY, FORWARD; C. BARTOSCH, GUARD; D. KENNEDY, CENTER; L WAY, FORWARD; R. SAMSTAG, GUARD. ROW 2, MR. FRITZ, COACH; D MARKS, FORWARD; J. TOMLIN, CENTER. R. SMITH, FORWARD; M. RANDELL FORWARD; B KATTENHORN, FORWARD; J. BERRY, GUARD; G. GIESSLER WRESTLING VARSITY CORONA 25; SANTIAGO .23 CORONA 45; ROWLAND 11 CORONA 15; PACIFIC .38 CORONA 32; SANTIAGO .21 CORONA 15; RAMONA .36 CORONA 52; ROWLAND . 5 CORONA 35; RUBIDOUX.11 CORONA 45; FONTANA .18 CORONA 23; EISENHOWER .25 CORONA 15; COLTON .45 CORONA 18; NORTE VISTA .33 JUNIOR VARSITY CORONA 21; PACIFIC.32 CORONA 25; SANTIAGO .24 CORONA 43; ROWLAND .11 CORONA 33; SANTIAGO .15 CORONA 54; ROWLAND . 3 CORONA 1; RAMONA .32 CORONA 15; COLTON .40 CORONA 42; FONTANA .41 CORONA 40; RUBIDOUX.11 CORONA 13; NORTE VISTA 36 CORONA 22; EISENHOWER .25 SIX VARSITY WRESTLERS ADVANCED TO THE CIF SEMI-FINALS, AND MEL MOYETTE WENT ON TO WIN FOURTH PLACE IN THE 168 POUND CLASS IN THE CIF FINALS COM¬ PETITION. JUNIOR VARSITY-. ROW 1: B. GALLAGHER, T. RYAN, B. HA- RADA, C. ZUSPAN, R GILFRY, R. ROOKEY, R. FELIPE. VARSITY : ROW 2: D. PRENTICE, T. VARGAS, F. FELIPE, D. WRIGHT, J. HONETER, B. JAMES, D. MOYETTE, D. SHEEHY, R. DE LEENHEER, R. RASSO, M. MOYETTE, B KRINGLE. 163 VARSITY TRACK VARSITY, ROW 1: D CADDIE, R. MARTIN, J. DASHIEL, T. MOORE, J. CLARK. ROW 2: T. KENNEDY, P. GANAHL, B. BAL- LENGER, C. WHITNEY, H. LEWIS, B. WARREN. ROW 3: H. BROUWER, T. TAYLOR, T. WHITTAKER, J. BARTCH, M RAN- DEL, J. VAUGHN. NOT PICTURED: D. SHALLIOL, T. MARVICK, E. SETTJE, S. RICO. BEE, ROW 1: G. MASKRID, R. GILFRY, D. MAW. ROW 2: R. BAINE, T. TAYLOR, B PARSHALL, E. FRANCIS, J. RUIZ, B KELLER. ROW 3: G. MENDOZA, J. LOCKWOOD, L. SPEARE, J. DASHIEL, B. BALLENGER, N. ESPARZA, T. MOORE. COACHES-. MR NICHOLSON, MR. TOWERS. CEE, ROW 1: J. OROSCO, J. MC FARLAND, T. MC INTOSH, A. HERNANDEZ, A. PECK. ROW 2: G. SEEWOSTER, D. TALLEY, R. ZUBIA, J. CLARK, J. HONETER BEE AND CEE TRACK ROW 1: J. BILL, SINGLES; H. SEIDMAN, DOUBLES; M. ZUS- PAN, DOUBLES; P. MC BLAINE, SINGLES; J. NYGAARD, DOUBLES. ROW 2: P. JACKSON, SINGLES; S. MC DANIEL, SINGLES; A ROMANI,’ DOUBLES; B. RODGERS, SINGLES; COACH FRITZ; G. TROSKY, SINGLES; E. SMITH, SINGLES; J. HEITING, SINGLES; B. JAMES, SINGLES; K. BERRYMAN, SINGLES; S. SHUMAKER, SINGLES. 166 TENNIS It i J B JUNIOR VARSITY: J. TOMLIN, DOUBLES; A. GOTCH ER, DOUBLES; B. MELLOR, DOUBLES; G. JAMES, SIN GLES; R. SAMSTAG, DOUBLES; P SHWARTZ, DOU¬ BLES; J. WILES. SINGLES. 167 GOLF VARSITY: J. BERRY, B. WHITE, B. COOK, F. ZARAGOZA, D. DIX¬ ON. NOT PICTURED: P. CEBULA. JUNIOR VARSITY : J. STEIN, M. SHEPHARD, D. GRAVES. NOT PICTURED: A. WARREN. COACH: MR. WERLEY. VARSITY BASEBALL STATISTICIAN, TIM SMITH; COACHES-. MR WILKERSON, VARSITY; MR. REID, JUNIOR VARSITY; MR. BRAGHETTA, JUNIOR VAR¬ SITY. ROW 1: A. WAGGONER, OUTFIELD; S. PECK, THIRD BASE; J. FERGUSON, CATCHER; E. HERNANDEZ, SECOND BASE; D. SHEEHY, OUTFIELD; P. WARREN, PITCHER; D. CORTEZ, OUTFIELD; E. HOLDEN, OUTFIELD; J. THAY¬ ER, SECOND BASE. ROW 2: J. NEALY, PITCH¬ ER; S. JEFFERS, FIRST BASE; R. DE LEENHEER, SHORTSTOP; B. BRUCE, SHORTSTOP; M. ENY- ART, OUTFIELD; G. SIMPSON, THIRD BASE; J. MC DANIEL, OUTFIELD; K. KOCH, CATCHER; J. GORMAN, PITCHER; J. TOMLIN, PITCHER. r r r r r 170 ROW 1: C. DAVIDSON, OF; A. AVERYT, IF; R. ALEX¬ ANDER, IB; M. JACKSON,OF;G. COPLEY,OF;C. FLORES, OF; B. GORMAN, OF-C; C. TREBBIEN, P; D. FRAN- COISE, IF ROW 2: P. FARLEY, IF; F. SMAIL, OF; B. HARADA, IF; E. HEARN, IF: P. ESHELMAN, P; E. HER¬ NANDEZ, IF-P; E. HOLDEN, OF; J. ROSETH, IF; L. HER¬ NANDEZ, IF; R. SMITH. P: R. THOMASON, IB ROW 3: D. BACON, 1B-OF; J. MC CLINTOCK, OF; J. LEWIS, OF; G. SIMPSON, IF; G. KISSACK, 1B-OF; R. NICHOLSON, IF-C; R. SHEPHERD, C; L. WAY, P; C. PARSON, P; H. NELSON, C-P. JV BASEBALL 171 NOT PICTURED JON VAUGHN TRACK RON BAULEKE TIM JIM BASKET- BENSON BERRY BALL FOOTBALL GOLF DAN RON JIM PAT CORTEZ DE ERGUSON GANAHL FOOTBALL LEENHEER BASEBALL BASKET- FOOTBALL BALL JIM BILL TENNIS PAUL MC BLAINE TENNIS r JERRY ' ! 1 I 1 I I I OOTBALI. OUTSTANDING PANTHER ATHLETES TOM MEL MOORE MOYETTE TRACK WRESTL¬ ING BOB JIM STEVE RUBEN SANDY HOWARD DAN PERRY MUMM NEALY PECK RASSO RICO RUSH SHEEHY WARREN BASKET¬ BALL BASEBALL FOOTBALL WRESTL¬ ING FOOTBALL FOOTBALL BASEBALL BASKET¬ BALL 173 ADVERTISING INDEX SENIORS ALBEE, LINDA DAWN 16,81.93 ABRAMS. VICKI 19.M ABU BAKAK. FAT1MAH 19.90.91.98.13� .148 ACEVEDO. HELEN 19.91 AGLF.R. JEAN ANN 19 AOUAYO, LYDIA 19.84,93.1S9 ALDRIDGE, TERRY LY.IN 19 ALEXANDER. SANDRA 19 ALGER. ANN MARIE 19 ALLEN. CHRISTINE 90 ALLEN. NANCIANN 19 ALLEN. PENNY 19 ALLEN. SUSAN 19.85.90.93.100.104 ALLEN. JAMES 19.83.84.89,100 ALVARADO. JULIA 19 ALVARADO. MARY 19 ALVAREZ. DOLORES 19 AMAON, DONALD 30.94 ANDERSON. PAUL 30 ANKROM. DON 20 ANNS, JANICE 30 ANTONSON, SHARON 20 ARELLANO. TONY 20 ARGET8INGER. ETHEL 20.84.88.90.92.98 104.107 ARGUELLES, ANNA 20.110 A5HWOOD. LANKY 20 BALDWIN. KATHY 20.91 BALLENGER. BOB 20,118.144 BARNES. GERK1E 20 BAULEKE. RONALD 20.114.134.172 BAZER. CATHERINE 20 BEAVER. BOB 20 BELL. WENDY 20.91.108.109 BENETTI. BEVERLY 20 BERGERON. DENNIS 20 BERNAL. FIL 20.83.88.89 BERRY. JIM 20.1«l. 149. IT2 BILL, JIM 21,89.94,107.144,172 BLACK. HUGH 21 BLAIR. SHIRLEY 21 BUSS. CYNTHIA 21 BOODY. CHET 21.88.89.100.104 BOND. CAROLYN 21 BOOKER. LINDA 21,110,113 BOURDON. JUDY 21 BRADBURY. DALE 21.110 BRATT. ELIZABETH 21.84.100,101 BRIDE NSTINE, DON 21 BRIDGES. DAVE 21 BRIDGES. HAROLD 21.94.132 BROERSHA, BENNY 21 BROUWER. HENRY 21.94.1 4 BROWN. LAURA 21 BRUCE. BRYAN 21.99,170 BRUESCH. CAROL 21 BUCKLEY. JOHN 21.89 BURKE. LYNN 21 BUTTERFIELD, BARNEY 22 BURROUGHS. DAN 22 CAMPOS, YOLANDA 22 CARDOZA. LUIS 22 CARPENTER. DONNA 22 CARTHER. MARTHA 22 CERVANTES. DIANE 22 CHADBOURNE. PATRICIA 22.108 CHAUSSEE. JEANNIME 22.108 CHILD, JOHN 22 CHRISTIAN. JOHN 22.113 CLARK. GAYLE 22 CLARK. JACK 22 CLARK. SUELLEN 22.90,104,133 CLINE. KATHLEEN 22 COLE. BECKY 22 COMER. MIKE 22 CGNDRAN, CONNIE 23 CONTRERAS. MIKE 102 COOK. WARREN 22.149 COOK. SALLY 22.110.112.149 COOKE. ALLYNE 22 COPELAND. KATK1E 23 COPIES, CHRIS 23.9 . 102.110.113 CORNELIUS. SHARON 23 CORNELIUS. RONALD 23.94.132 CORRJCELU. WAYNE 23 CORTEZ. DANNY 23,94.132.170.172 CORTEZ. JOE 23.110 COWIN. SUSAN 2 . 110.113 COX. CAROL 23 CRAIN. JIM 23 CRAMER. RENEE 23 CRAWFORD. LEROY 23 CUTFORTH. CAROLE 23 DANIELS. RICHARD 33.102 DEATON. PERDITA 23 DE LEENHEER. RON 23.94.119.152.163. 176.172 DELGADO. LILY 23.91 DENHAM. MICHAEL 23 DEPNER, ANDREA 23.100 DEVER. UNDA 24 DOAK. GERALD 24 DONOHUE. JOSEPH 24 DOTY. LINDA 24 DUBUQUE. DONNA 24 DUNCAN. JACK 24 EASTER. WANDA 24.90 EDEN. BEN 24 ENRIQUEZ, MARIA 24.91 ESCARCECA, AL 24 ESPARZA. RITA 24.84,90.95.107. Ill EVANS. LOREN 24 EVANS. MARY LEA 24.84.104,101 EVANS, ROSE MARIE 24 FALCONER, JANE 24,91 FARNHAM. JACK 24 FERGUSON, JIM 23.84.94.119.158.170,172 FINK, MARIE 23 FISH. RACHEL 25 FITE. KENNETH 23 FLORES. BERTHA 23 FLORES. RUTH 25 FLORES. TONY 25.89.103.103 FOSS. CAROLE 23,100 FOSTER. KATHY 25 FOSTER. LINDA 23 FRANCIS. EDWARD 25.94,110.113.164 FRANKS. RAYMOND 2$. 100 FREELAND. RONALD 25,110 FROEMKE, LINDA 25 FURNISS, ELLEN 25 HEY BOBO GET OFF MY LAP. BRIGG’S STUDIO 703 1 2 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-3686 GADDIE, DAVID 25.94.144 GAINES. SU ANNE 24 GALLAGHER, ROBERT 24,143 GANAHL, PATRICK 28.84,118,154,158 144,172 GARCIA TONY, 24 GARZA. ALEX 24 GEB8LER, RALPH 24.98 GERMAN. KATHLEEN 26. 88.89.104,124 GERRY ANN 28 GII.LAHD. ROXANNE 26 GILMORE, TED 28 GIKARDEY, DIANA 26 G1RARDEY, LARRY 24 GLENN. PATRICIA 26.84.100.110.118 GOAD, MARGARET 26 GOFF. JAMES 28 OOMER, TERRY 28 GORMAN. JOHN 18.170 GRIFFIN, TERRY 26 GRIM. EUGENE 26 GRIM, ROBERT 26 GRIMES. MARGARET 24 GRIZZLE. JUDY 27 GUMM. SUE 27 THE 1965 CORONAL STAFF DONATES THIS PAGE TO MR. CHARLES BRIGGS FOR THE MANY HOURS AND EFFORTS THAT HE GAVE TOWARD THE PRODUCTION OF THIS YEAR¬ BOOK. GUTIERREZ. ANNIE 27 GUTIERREZ, HEATHER 7,1 1 GUZMAN. IRENE 27 HARDCASTLE. BRENDA 27 HAKDGRAVE. LEONA 27 HARDISON. LYNN 27.24,22,124.146. 144 HARMON. LON HI 27 HARRIS. MARILYN 27,M.82,24.22.22,122 HARRIS,STEVE 27.94 HARTSHORN E8TELLA 27 HAWKSFORD. KATHY 27 HEALY. SAM 27.8 . 4.142 HENDRICKSON, CHRISTINE 27 HENDRIX. JOLENE 27 HENDRIX. JOYCE 27 HENSON. PATRICIA 27.90.126.144 HEREDIA. IRENE 27 HERMAN. BRUCE 27 HERNANDEZ. ANDY 28.142.104 HERNANDEZ. ANITA 28,111 HERNANDEZ. ESTELLA 28 HERNANDEZ. SAL 28 HERRERA. JOHN 28 HERSEY, WALTER 28 HILL. CHARLES 28 HILL. REBECCA 28.84 HINDS, GERALD 28 HOBART. HARRIET 28 HODGE. ROM 28,114.112 HOFFMAN, GtSELA 28 HOGAN. DANIEL 28.141 HOGAN. EILEEN 24.84.88 HOGGARD. RANDALL28.B4.110 HOLLOWATY, GREG 28 HOPKINS. CATHERINE 28 HOWELL. SANDRA 28,20,124.144 HUBBLE. JANET 28 HUFF. DARLENE 28 HUNT. GARY 142 HUTCHINSON, RAYMOND 22.110.112 IBANEZ. SALLY 22 JACQUES. FRANCES 22 JAMES. GREGORY 29.1OT JAMESON. LINDA 22.20.104 JARMAN. MARY ANN 29,21.104 JEFFERS. STEVE 29.170 JENKINS. DANIEL 29 JENNINGS. ALBERT. 29.24.1S2.188 JENSEN. RUTH 29.96 JOHNSON. JAMES 29.142 JOHNSTON, SALLY 29.84.90.94.124.128.184 JONES. JOYCE 29 JOKES. MICHAEL 29 JONES, ROBERT 29 JORDAN. SANDRA 29 KALAYJIAN, WENDELL 29 KELLER. JANICE 29,98.107 KELLER. JENNIFER 29,90.111 KELLER. KATHLEEN 20.90.126.129.144 KELLEY. DONNA 30 KELLEYHOUSE, DAVID 30 KERN, PAT 20 K1L1AN, GERRY 29 KLASSERT. MILDRED 20.98 KLINE, LINDA 30 KOCH, KEVIN 30.170 KRAGNESS, JOE 30 KRAUSE. BARBARA IS.30.90 KRINGEL. BILL 30.94.143 LANDRY. CAROL 30. 88.90.190,149.144 LANG, GARY SO LATERZA, ADR1ENE 30.90,91.92,111 LEMCKE. HARLAND 30 LENNEY. DAVID 30 LEON, ROWELL 94 LERO, RON 31 LEUF. KATHY 31.107 LEWIS. HARRY 31.94.154.144 LEWIS. MARTY 30.110 LINTON, JO ANNE 31 LOBO. LEO 31.94.141 LOGAN. PAULA 31.90 LOOSDCN, TONY 31 LOPEZ. TOM 31. M2 LOVE. LANCE 31 LUNA. YOLANDA 31 LYNCH. TOM 31.110.113 MOFFAT MOTORS 1451 FRONTAGE ROAD CORONA, CALIFORNIA 735-1611 WE DON’T MIND LEFT OVERS. Me BLAINE, PAUL 31.164.172 MeGEHEE, SUSAN 31 MclOXNlS. ELEANOR 31 Me NEIL, SUSAN 31 McRAE, SHARON 31 MALLS. NICHOLAS 32 MANGAN, RICHARD 32 MARTIN, RICHARD 32.94.118.142.144 MARZINKE. MARILYN 32 MAULT. NANCY 32 MAYS, DEAN 108 MAYTORENA, ROSA MARIA 32 MERRIGAK. KATHY 32 MERRITT. CHARLES 32 MI DC LEY. JIM 32 MIGUEL. BARBARA 32 MOORE. TOM 22.89.94,118,186.144.173 MORRIS. JANET 32.93 MORRIS, KAREN 32 MOYETTE. MEL 32.94.142.14S. 142.173 MULL VAIN. DON 32 MUMM. ROBERT 32.94. US. 148. 173 MUNZ. GARY 32 MUNOZ. VICKY 32,84.90 MURRAY. LINDA 32 NEALY. EMMA 32.104 NELSON. JAMES 33.94 NEUFELD. ERIC 33 SIC HALS. BARBARA 33 NICHOLS, RODNEY 33 NICHOLS, SAND1E 33 NICHOLSON. JACK 33 NICHOLSON. LYNN 33 NJCKSON, MICHAEL 33.94.100.197 NOSIK. ANN 33 NYGAARD, JAMES 33.164 O’NEILL, JAMES 33.102 ORDAZ, SYLVIA 33.94 OROZCO. ERLINDA 33 ORTIZ, LINDA 33 OWEN. PATRICIA 33 PARKER. BARRY S3.89 PARSLEY, COLEEN 34 PARTLOW. EARL 33 PATTERSON. JANICE 34 PAUL. RICHARD 34 PEARSON. FAYE 34 PECK. STEVE 18.34.84.94. US. 1S2.IS3.148 170.173 PENA. MARTHA 34.90.93.94.107 PETERSON. JIM 33.94.118 PIERCE. LARRY 34 PIXLEY. DAVETA 34.108.141 PREVOST. GEORGANNE 34.110,113 PRICE. DEL LEE 34 PRITCHARD. RUTHANN 34 PULLEN. MARTIN 33.94.142 PULS. ROSEMARIE 33.91 RAMIREZ. JOE 34 RANGE. MICHAEL 34 RAS80. RUBEN 34.84.94,1S2.163.173 RATUFF, DIANE 34 RAYKOVKH. MICHAEL 34 REED. LINDA 34.84,111 REFSON. KARLA 34 RENFRO. STELLA 34 KENIDO. JIM 34 RETZER. RUDOLPH SS RICE. BARBARA 34 RIVERA, ALICE 35 ROBERTSON, RONALD 35.88.110,113 ROBLES. PAUL 102 ROOICK, BARBARA 35 RODRIGUEZ. RUBEN 35 ROGERS, BRUCE 35.166 ROMANI. ANTONIO 35.88.94.88,148.152.166 RONK. MAX 35 ROSS. DAVID 35.104 ROUNSAVILLE, DEWEY 35 RULE. MIKE 35 RUSH. HOWARD 35.94.152.153.158. ITS RUSSELL, MARJORIE 35 RUSSOM, LINDA 35 RUSSUM, CAROL 35.86.88,90.93.100.106 SALCIDO. MARGARET 35 SALDIVAR. JOS1E 35 SALGADO. RAY 35 SANTA MARIA. JO ANN 35 SANTOS, NORMA 36 SARBDRAGER, JOELLA 36 SAATHOFF, RICHARD 36 SCHMITZ. GREG 36 SCHOBER. JOAN 36 SCHULTZ. DALVA 36.91.106 SEIDMAN, HARRY 36,86,88.89.94.166 SEIVERT. THOMAS 36 SHEEHY. DANIEL 36.85,86,88.94.152.163, 170.173 SHILLING, BONNIE 36 SHOPE. BOBBIE ANN 36 SHRADER. LINDA 38.105 SK2L, DANIEL 36 S1MOSSEN, PETER 36 SIMPSON. DYANE 36 SIQUEIROS. BILL 37 SLAUGHTER, KATHLEEN 36 SMITH. CYNTHIA 36 SMITH. JOYCE 36 SMITH. NEIL 36.94 SMITH. SHARON 37.93.96 SMITH. TIMOTHY 37,85.100,170 SNOW. PATS1 37.103 SOYCK. CONNIE 37 SPEAR, DDC 37 STEWART. DALE 37.94.118.156 STEWART. SHIRLEY 37 STUART. KATHLEEN 37 SWEXDRA. CYNTHIA 37 SWING. DARLENE 37 TALLEY. SHAROL 37 TALV1TIE, MARGARET 37.86.88.90.92.96.98 TATE. VICKIE 37.99 TEFFT. CINDY 37,99 THOMAS, SANDY 37 TOMLIN. JOHN 37.158.161.167.170 TOLTON. KAREN 37 TOVAR. LILLIAN 37.91.96 TRACHT. JERRY 3T TRIPPE. CAROL 38 TUCKER. LANAE 38.90.99 VAN HOUSER. GREG 38 VAUGHN. HARRY (EDWIN) 38.94 VELARDE, LOUIE 38.94.156 VELASCO, JEANETTE 38. 103 VELASQUEZ. JAMES 38 VERDUSCO, HENRY 38 VERMEER. ALICE 38.88,90,100.107.155 VIEIRA, MIKE 38 VILLA, ALBERT 38 VILLA, ERNIE 38 VIVEROS. EDWARD 38 YOU NEVER OUT GROW YOUR NEED FOR MILK. GRAND VIEW DAIRY 1541 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-3811 WALIACE. DEAN 38.108,113 WALLS. JANINE 38 WARREN. BILL 38 WARREN. PERRY 86.100,158, 170,173 WARREN. STEVE 38 WASHBURN, TERRY 38.95 WEAKLEY. RANDALL 38 WEATHERLY, GEORGIANA 38 WEATHERLY. MARY JANE 39 WEAVER. aECKY 39,91 WEDEL. JIM 39 WEDEL, TOM 39 WELLS. SHARON 39 WESSELL, ARLENE 39 WEST. BARBARA 39 WEST, GEORGE 39 WEST. SHERRI 39 WESTLAKE. LARRY 39 WHARTON. SUSAN 39 WHITAKER, TOM 39,94.184 WHITE. ROBERT 18.40,89,94.169 WHITFIELD. KATHY 40 WHITNEY. STERLING (CRAIG) 40.100.164 W1EGAND, LEE 40.91 WIENS, JERRY 40.96 WILSON. DIANA 40 WITTMAN, LYNDA 40 WOFFORD. WILLIAM 40. 158 WOLL, SHARON 40 WOODRUFF. MAR1LEE 40 WORRELL. SUSAN 18.40.90,93.96.139 WYNE, ANITA 40.90,107.154 YARBOUGH, WILLIAM 40 YAHDLEY, KAREN 40 YOUNG, ELLEN 40 YOUNG. LARRY 40 YOUNG, PAM 40 ZAPATA. MARTY 40 ZARAGOZA. FRED 40.94.169 Z IE BARTH, REVAE 40,90.126.138,155 ZUSPAN, MIKE 40.94.166 JUNIORS AGINS. SANDY 43 ALLEN. JANET 43 ALLEN. RUSSELL 43 ALVAREZ. CARMEN 43 ANDERSON. CAROL 43 ANDREWS. CHARLOTTE 43 ANDREWS, MARY LOU 43 ANGU1ANO, GLORIA 43 ANGULO. ANGEL 43 ARRELANO, RAMONA 43 ARGET9INGER. MARY 43,86.90,92.104 ARREDONDO. LAURETTA 111 ARREOLA, ALBERT 43 ARREOLA, RONNIE 43 ARVIN, WILLIAM 43 A SKINS. BILL 43.102 AUGUSTA, MARY 43 AVALOS, HERMIN1A 43 AVALOS. NAT1VIDAD 43 AVALOS. VIRGINIA 43.86 AVILA. DOLORES 43 AVILA, RIT A 43 AZEVEDO. JANET 43 BACON. DAVID 43.171 BARBER, ANN 43.104 BARBER, LARRY 43 BARBER. PAUL 43 BARBER. WILLIAM 43 BARGF.R. SUSAN 43,90,108 BA RILE. RONALD 43 BARNES, NORMA 43 BARTORCH, CRAIG 43 BASH. STEVE 43 BAZER, PATTY 43 BEARDSLEY, MARILYN 43 BECKER, MARY 43 BELL, HAROLD 43 BENSON. TERRY 43 BENSON. TIM 43.94,152.172 BENTON. RICK 43 BERGERON. G1LE 43 BERNAL. MIKI 43.90.154 BERNER, DAVID 43.94 BERRYMAN. KENNETH 43.1«6 BEST. LINDA 43 COL DON RAE’S DELICATESSEN 619 EAST SIXTH PASEO GRANDE AND WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-7711 B1EDERMAN, LARKY U B1GGER2. RIOBA 41.90.92.100, Ill BILBREY, DAN 4 BLANTON. DELILAH 41 BLAYLOCK. SHARON 41 BOEHM. GENE 41 BOLTCM. BEVERLY 41.95 BOOKER, SHARON 41 BORGES. KATHERINE 41 SORTS, STEPHEN 41. Ill BOBTEDER. SUSAN 41 BOWEN. MARGARET 41 BOWEN, PAUL 41 BOYTOR, ROBERT 41 BRACAMONTE. LDfDA 41 BRADAC. ELENA 41 BRADLEY. PAUL 41 BREWER. JUDEE 41 BRINK, RALPH 41. 4 BROERMAN, NANCY 41 BROWN. CLAUDINE 41 BROWN. JACKIE 41 BROWN. MARLENE 41.M.IM BRYANT. GLENKA 41 BUCKLEY. PETER 41 BURKS. GEORGIA 41 BURTON. SHARON 43 BUSBY. DERL41.1M BUSH, TOM 44.89. 104.151 BUSH LOW, ROBERT 44 BUSH LOW. STEPHANIE 44. BUTTERFIELD, DONNA 44.S0.1S4 BUTTNER. CYNTHIA IBS JERRY AND FRANK’S CARPETS 407 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1121 PERSONALLY, I LIKE THE ORANGE ONE. CABAN. ALEXIS 44. Ill CADY. STEVEN 44. CALDWELL. JUSTINE 44. CAMPBELL. BOB 44 CARDOZA. LORRAINE 44 CARROLL. PATRICIA 44. CARTER. DAVID 44 CASH. GAR Y 44. CASH. GLEN 44 CASON. PAULA 44 CASTANON. MARGARET 44 CASTILLO. SUE 44 CEBU LA. KATHLYN 44,91 CHAVEZ. CHARLOTTE 44 CHRISTIAN. JOYCE 44 CISNEROS, JUANITA 44 CITRON, LINDA 44. 4 CLARK. JEFF 44. 4.15 . IS . 164 CLARK. STANLEY 44 CLA90N. WAYNE 44.103 CLOWARD. BOB 44 COALSON. MIKE 44 COFFEY. ALBERT 44 COLLIN. GLEN 44 COLLINS. SUJ1 44 COLLINS. SHERRY 44 COLTKARP. CHRISTINE 44 CONTRERAS, JOE 44 CONTRERAS. NANCY 44 COOK, CHARLOTTE 44. 6 COOPER, MIKE 44 COPELAND. CHERYL 44 COPELAND. CONNIE 44 COPELAND. DUNN 44 COPLEY. GEORGE 44.171 CORDEK. KAY 44 COVENTRY. PADGETT 44.104 CRITTENDEN. JIM 44 CUEVAS. MARY 44 CUNNINGHAM. MAURICE 44 DANIELS. AL 44 DASH IE L, JOHN 44.94.156. 164 DAVIDSON, CLYDE 44.171 DAVIDSON. LINDA 44 DAVIS, CHRISTINE 44 DAVIS, ELERY 44.153 DAVIS. JIM 44 DAVIS. RICHARD 44 DEATHERAGE. ALLEN 44 DF. CAMP. CANDY 44 DELGADO, JIMMY 44 DEVER. MIKE 44 DIXON, DAVID 44.94. 149 DOERR. YVONNE 44.104 DOWNS. LONNIE 44 DUCKWORTH. MARSHA 44 DUNCAN.SUZANNE 45 DUNHAM. STEVE 45 DUNKLE. DAN 45 DUNN.STEVE 45 DURELL, WALT 45 ELLIOT. TERRY 45 EMERY. BILL 45 ENYART. MICHAEL 45.96.94.96.151.170 KSCARCEGA. VIRGINIA 45 ESPARZA. NICK 45.153.164 ESPINOZA. MARIE 45 EVANS. JIMMY 45 EVANS. TOM 45 EVERHART. RETT A 45. 109 EVICH. CHERYL 45 FELIPE. RUDY � 4.152.163 FERNANDEZ. MIKE 45 FINE, VIRGINIA 45 F10IU. KATHY 45 FORD. BUD 45 FROST. NANCY 45.93 TP SPORTING GOODS 1690 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 735-1210 PUTTER HERE. GARCIA. PORTING 45 GARCIA, TERESA 45 GAVETT. ERIN 46 GEISSLER. GERALD 45.89.161 GIL FRY. RANDY 45.163.164 GILMAN. STANLEY 45 GILLARDO. RAY 45 G1RARDEY. LARRY 45 GU1RB1NO. KATHIE 45 GONZALEZ. AUGUSTO 45 GONZALEZ, LUPE 45 GORMAN. UEW 45 GOWER. PATRICIA 45 GRANADA. CECELIA 45 GRAVES. SHARON 45,66.96.116 GREATHOUSE. JACK 45.94 GREENOUGH. BONNIE 45 GREER. MARY 45 GUMM, PAULA 45 GUNTER. JERKY 45.156 HAGEN. DAN 45.161 HAGENSIEKER. DONALD 45.103 HALJCS, LARRY 45 HANSON. ROBERT 45 HANSON, DARLENE 45 HARADA. JO ANN 45.1 7 HARADA, RAY 45 HARRIS, HELEN 45 HARRIS. TRESTER 45.190,191,196 HARTER. VICTORIA 45,90 HASELTON. EUNICE 45 HAYES. SHIRLEY 45 HELMAN. DELORES 45 HEMMING. JERRY 45 HENDRICKSON. BILL 4S HERMAN. BEVERLY 45 HERNANDEZ. DAVID 45 HERNANDEZ. ESTELLA 45 HERNANDEZ. KEREN 45.153.170.1T1 HERNANDEZ. FRANK 45 HERNANDEZ. ROSALIE 46.91,95 HERRERA. JESS 46 HERSEY. TIM 46 HESSE. CHERYL 46 HICKS. NANCY 42.46.S9.1 3.119 HK5LEY. VEDA 46.86.103 HILL. LYNDA 46 HOLDEN. EBEN 46.94.1T0. IT1 HOMAN. DIANA 48 HONETER. JIM 46.94,153.1 3.164 HORBHNEY. ALLEN 46 HUBBLE. JEAN 46 HUFFMAN, JANE 44.90.92.16 HUSTON. GEORGE 46. 151 £NSCORE, ROBERT 8 JACKSON. CHARLES 46. 89.84.110. US 159,166 JANCA. CHERYLE 40 JANCA. LARRY 44 JANEMA, AUG IE 46 JAY. RICHARD 46 JOHNSON. CHRIS 46 JOHNSON. DARREL 44 JOHNSON. GARY 46 JOHNSON. JERRY 46 JONES. DIANA 46 JONES. ED 46.15S JONES, KENNETH 46 JONES. RANDY 46,68 JONES. SHARON 46 KEARNS. TOM 46 KELLY. KAROL 46 KENNEDY.SANDRA 44 KERN. TOM 46.110 KEY. NANCY 46.91.95 KINCHELOE, LARRY 44 KING. LARRY 46 KING, SANDY 46 KIRKPATRICK. DONNA 86.96 KIRKPATRICK. SAND! 46 K1SSACK. BRUCE 46.171 KORIMAN, DANIEL 48 KUYKENDALL. SAND! 46 LANDERS, GAYLENE 46 LAST. ALAN 46 LEARY. KEN 46 LENNOX. ADELAIDE 46.98 LEON. ROSALIA 46 LEONTI. MARY 48 LEONTI. RUTH 46 LESCOULT, PATRICE 46 LEWIS, MARY 46 LITTLE. PAMELA 46 LLOYD, FRANCIS 46 LOCKWOOD. JOHNNY 46.94.110.113.164 LOGAN, DOROTHY 46 LOME LI. ANTHONY 46 LONG. BRENDA 46 LONG, LINDA 46 LOPER, SHARON 46 LOTITO, DONNA 46 LOWE. EDWARD 46,88.89.94.106 LUEKEMEYER. ETTA 42.46.90 LUGINBILL. ANN 46.85 LUTTKJ. ART 46 LYLE. CHARLES 102 McClellan, ruth 47 MeCLEMENTS. MELVIN 46.102 McCLURE. TERRY 47 McCORJCELL, ANGELINA 47 McCORRELL. REGINA 47 McCullough, roger 47.94. isa McDaniel, jeannette 47 McDaniel, jerry 47.94. 152. iso. no. its McDaniel. Stephen 47. 101.166 McDonald, ray 47 McINTlRE, MARGIE 47 McRAE. MARSHA 47.110 MaclSSAC. MARY ELLEN 47.90.108 MACKERT, ROBERT 46 MACKERT. WILLIAM 46 MA1LLOUX, JEANNE 46 MAYUIRi. RALPH 46 MALEY. MARILYN 46 MAUZ1A. MARIE 46.113 MAREZ. DOLORES 47 MARKS. DAVID 47.161 MARQUEZ. SALLY 47 MARQUEZ. YVONNE 47 MARTIN. CYNTHIA 47 MARTIN. GAIL 47.152 MARTINEZ. ANGIE 47 MARTINEZ. DOLORES 47 MARTINEZ. MERCI 47 MARTINEZ. RUBEN 47.110 MARVICK. TOM 47.94,152 MATHEWS. JAN 47 MATHEY. DENNIS 46 MATHEY. MICHELLE 46 MEEKINS, ARTHUS 47.102 MEEKINS, CHERYL 47 MEJIA. DAVE 47.94.153 MELLOR, PEGGY 47,90 MENDOZA. GEORGE 47.164 MICKELBERHY, JILL 47.110,113 MILL FELT, JAMES 47 MOELY. SANDRA 47 MOFFATT. SANDRA 47 MONTEJANO. FRANCES 47.90 MORALLES, LENNY 47 MORENO. EDDIE 47 MORRIS. LINDA 47 MORTON. MARK 47 MOYETTE. DENNIS 47.94.153.163 MURRAY. LAWRENCE 47.152 MURPHY. GEORGE 47 MUS1SCA, MARTY 47.86 YOU’RE GOING TO PAINT WHAT? CORONA LUMBER COMPANY 905 EAST THIRD CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-3161 KADASKY. SANDRA 47 NASH. LEONARD 47 NASTRONERO, MARY 47.90,154 NEALEY, JAMES 47.89,94.152.170, ITS NEILL, WILLIAM 4T NELSON. LARRY 47 NELSON. TERRY 4T SEWHOUSE. REXANN 4T.91 NEWTON. RICHARD 47 NICHOLSON. RANDY 47.1T1 NIELSON. DONNA 47 NORMAN. LINDA 47 NOUSIANEN. JAMES 47 NUNEZ. DANIEL 47 NUNEZ. JESSIE 47 OLEWINE. RONALD 110.113 OLSON. GERRY 47 ORTIZ. KATHY 47 PADILLA. DANIEL 47 PADILLA. RICHARD 47 PAINE. DON 47.108 PARSHALL. WILLIAM 47.156,164 PATCHIN, MARY 47 PENA. 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DAVID 7 PALACIOS. TOM 57 PALMER. PAT 57 PARKER. BILL 57 PARKER, JUDI 57 PARKER. PAM 57 PARKER. WILLIAM 57 PARSON. CHARLES 57.171 PATTEN. LUANA 91 PATTERSON. DIANE 57 PATTERSON. PENN1K 57 PAZAREE. DEBORAH 57 PEARSON. DEE 57 PECK. ALAN 57.94.153.100.1 4 PEPPERS. CHRIS SS PEREA. STANLEY 58.153 PEREZ. RAYMOND 58 PEREZ. RUBEN 58 PEVERLY, JOHN 58 PIERCE. ROGER 58.113.153 PIERCE. STEPHEN 58.110 PINKERTON. DONNA 58.91 PINNEY. BERNAND 58.98 PLONTA. GLORIA 58 PRENTICE. DANIEL 58.105. 163 PRICE. CAROL 58 PRornTT. JOHN 58 PULS. RUSSELL 58.105 PURVES. VALERIE SB QUICK. GWEN 58 QUUA.NO. MANUEL 58 QUINT ERA. JUUA 58 RACHELL. UNDA 58.105 RACHELL. RICHARD 58 RAMSAY. DAN 58.110.113 RANOBA, CHARLES 58 KA8BO. GLORIA 58 RATASHAK. ROBERT 58 RAYMOND. BOB 58 RECENDEZ. UNDA 58 REED. DAVID 58.110 REED. JANICE 58 RENNIE. PAT 58.97 RETTKE. TOM 58 REYNO ' JW. MICHAEL 58 REYNOSO. MATEO S8 RICE. WILLIAM 58 RICHARDS. RHONDA 58 RICO. RUDY 58 RILEY. JEANNE 58 RIOS. MARIE 58 RIVAS. HELEN 58 RIVAS. JUANA 58 ROBERTS. JANET S3 ROBERTSON. GARY 58 ROBERTSON. GEORGIA 58 ROBERTSON. LARRY 58 ROORIQUEZ. PRED58.U0.113 RODRIQUEZ. HARVEY 58 ROORIQUEZ. ROSE MARIE 58 ROGERS. CARROLL 59 ROGERS. GAYLE 58 ROGERS. MARGARET 59 ROMERO. DAVID 59.103 HOOKEY. AL 59 ROSEN. FRANKIE 59 R06ETH. JIM 59.171 ROUNSAVILLE. KAREN 59 RUPPLE. TERRY 59 RUTHERFORD. DEANNA 59 RUVALCABA. JUANITA 59 RYAN. JULIE 59 RYAN. KENNETH 59 RYAN. TOBY 59,86.163 RYCKMAN. UNDA 59 KZAD. ANDREW 59 SADER. HELEN 59 SAILER. ELIZABETH 59 SAILER. KARL 59.110 SALCADO. MARIO 59 SALYER. BENNY 59 SANTOS. GEORGE 59.153 SCHNEIDER. PAULA 59.103.108 9CHOBER. BARBARA 59 SCHROEDER. DON 50.153 CAN’T I EVEN EAT A MEAL WITHOUT YOU KIDS? COOKY’S 310 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA FIRST TIME WITH A STRAW, HUH KATHY? CORONA CAMERA SHOP 701 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-7654 SCHROEDER. KAREN 59 SCHROEDER. SUE 59 SCHWARTZ. DAN 59 SCHWARTZ. PETER 59.101.110.113.107 SCOTT, CAROLE 59 SEAY. LOUSE 59.110.113 8EEWOBTER. DAN 59.156.164 SELF. LEE 59 SETTJE. UNDA 59 8MEEHY. DEBRA 59 SHEPHARD. MIKE 59.180.169 SHEPHERD. ROGER 59.153.171 SHERWOOD. CHRISTINE S9 SHIRLEY. CYNTHIA 59 SHOEMAKER. STEPHEN 59.168 SHREPPLER. TOM 59 SIERRA. DOLORES 59 SIMMONS. PRED59.U0.1U SLATE. BILL 59 SLAUGHTER. DUANE 60.110.113 SUNIGER. RITA 60 SMITH. DAN 60 SMITH. EDWIN 60. 166 SMrTH. MARILYN 60 8NETHEN. MARIAN 90 SNOKE. DONNA 60.105 SNOW. PAMELA 60 SNYDER. LAURA 00 SORRELL. PEGGY 60 SPEAR. CAMERON 00. 164 SPENCE. RAYLEEN 60 SPENCER. EDDIE 60 SQUIBB. WILLIAM 60 STANLEY. DE ANN 00 STANTON. EDDIE 60.108 STAPLES. JILL 00.90.103 STEW. JIM 00.153.169 STEWART. BOB 60 STEWART. MARION 60 STIENSMA. BARBARA 00 STORY. JAMES 60 STOUT. UNDA 00.104 SWING. SANDRA 00 SURE IT’LL WORK. CORONA CLEANERS 704 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA TALLEY. DONALD 00.153.100 TALLEY. ORENNA 60.164 TAPIA. ADELLA 00 BUT I USED A NEW DEODO¬ RANT. 737-6312 CORONA HARDWARE 118 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6114 CAN YOU EAT OFF THESE? CORONA LIVESTOCK AUCTION 14982 CHANDLER CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-7251 SALLY FEEDS THE COWS. TAILOR, THOMAS 80 TEMPLE, RICHAR D 80. 104. ltt TERJUO, PAUL 80 THOMAS. PAIR 80,118 THOMAS, GLINDA 80 THOMASON. RICHARD 80. ltt TORO LA. ROBERT 80 ROOD. SHERYL 80.108 TOLITW. BETH 80 TOMES. LINDA 80 TOMLIN. JAMES 80 TORBETH. LINDA 80 TORRES. RICHARD 80 TOCSSAWT. ANNE 80 TRAINER, PATT1E 80 TREBA1EN. CHARLES 80.171 TRONT1. JOHN 80 TRG8KEY. GENE 80.1S8.188 TRUEBLOOO. BRENT 80 UNDERWOOD. CHARLES 80 UN LAND. JAMES 80 URIBE. JOHN SO URNJITDEZ. TERESA 80 VAN ANTWERP. JANET 80 VANDENBERB. TONI 80 VANDERWIERD. BRUCE 80 VARGAS. TWO 163 VERMEER. RITA 80,00.91 VESTESEN. SARAH 00 VILLA. CARLOS 80 VILLA. ELIZABETH 00.91 VILLAPAXDO. OU8 80.110 WADENIUS. BRUCE 00. HO. 113 WADENIUS. SUE 80 WAGNER. JO ANN 80 WAGNEfc. KATHY 00. 08.108 WALLS. NORMAN 00 WARREN. ALBERT 80. ISO WATERS. CYNTHIA 80 WATSON. FLOYD 80 WATSON. RICHARD 80 WATTS. MICHELLE 80.113 WAT. LARRY 00.181.171 WECK. BEVERLY 80 WELCH. JOHN 81 W1RLEY, JOY 81 WESSELL. GARY 81 WESTBROOK. TRIC1A 108.100 WHITNEY. GUY 01 WILCOX. THERESA 01 WILES. JAMES 81.89.187 WILKINSON. GERALD 81 WILLIAMS. EARNEST 61 W1NGO. STEVE 61 WITTMAN, LARRY 61 WOLFE. WMOE 61.90.106 WOOD. ANTHONY 01 WOLLARD. MAXINE 01 WRIGHT. CHIP 61 YAKANO. JEAN 61 YBARRA. ANDREA 61 YBARRA. BENNY 61 ZIMMERMAN. TWA 61 ZUB1A. PAUL 61.110.113.156.184 FACULTY AGUILAR. JQ6EPH 11.103 ALEXANDER. THEADOHE IS APARICIO, REYNALDO 13 ARNOLD, LUCY 13,99 BAUCHMAN. DANIEL IS BRAQKETTA, HENRY 11.153, 1M.170 CARR. NANCY 11.93 CORDEN, FRED U CORONA POOL SUPPLY Ml DANUELOVICH. DONNA 12 DAVIDSON. GERALDINE 13.91 DE SHAZER. JAN 8 DIER. CLEON 14 DONOHUE. PHILIP 7 DOSS. F.M. 6.90.154 FARMER. LORD. ' 13 FLLISCHMASS. ARLENE 14 FRENCH. THOMAS 14. 100 FRITZ. RONALD 15.181. 188 623 WASHBURN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-8181 HART. BILLY THERMAN 11 HAWLEY. LYLE 10 HEMMING. JAY 14 MIX1NBAUGH. UNITY 11.95 HOLDEN. RICHARD 11 HOPKINS. DAVE 14 HORAN. JUDITH ANN 13.51 JONES. PHYLLIS 13.93 KINKIER. ESTHER 13.91 KREMER. BOB 11.98.105 LA ROCHE. STEPHANIE 12 LOHMAMK. MARTHA 11.98 LOWERY. EUGENE 14.158 LUCAS. ERNEST 10.97 CORONA REXALL DRUG 602 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-3212 MACKEY, DOUGLAS 15. 158 Me N A IRE. WILLIAM IS MURPHY. ELIZABETH 13 NICHOLSON, CHET 10.94.184 O ' MALLEY, KAY 13.41.101 OMAN. JACK 10 PEABODY. GEORGE 8 PERKINS. FRANK 13.42 PRICE. BARTON 14 RAMIREZ. AUG IS 8 REED. JAMES IS REID. DAVID 14.100.170 RJCKSON. ROGER 15.110 RUTAN. JOHN 15.18 RYB1CK1. ROBERT 15 SAKEY. ANTHONY 12.89 SANDY. BEATRICE 13 SHEAHAN. JANET 15 SKLEPOWICH. EVELYN U, 13, 104 SKELPOWICH. STEPHEN 8 SMITH. IVAN 14 SMITH. AT BORN DAVID 10 STEWART. VERNA 8.98 STUNEWNO. MARK N 12.31 THOMPSON. JAMES 8.10. ltt. 153 TINDALL. RICHARD W. 13, 100 TOWERS, NORMAN 14.138, 184 TROXEL. JAMES 8.182 HURRY UP BEFORE THEY CATCH US! VIEIRA. NANCE 13.18 WERLET, ROBERT 15. 180 W1LKKKSON. LYLE 11. ltt. 153.170 WILSON. ABCU 13 WYNNE. VYV1EN 14.58 SUNDAY LINE UP. BUT IF WE ALL PUT OUR MONEY TOGETHER. CORONA THEATER 211 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-3456 CORONA TRAVEL SERVICE 815 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-7000 CORONA WELDING 321 EAST GRAND CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-0650 CORTEZ JEWELERS 706 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-8477 CUNNING’S DRUG STORE 690 LINCOLN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-0500 IT SAYS HERE IT’LL CLEAN UP MOM’S BANK ACCOUNT. THE DAILY ENTERPRISE 712 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1313 DON RULE REAL ESTATE 1535 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4065 MIKE AND KAY FINALLY MADE IT. EMERSON’S MEN’S STORE 521 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6871 GO WEST YOUNG MAN, GO WEST. ENGLAND ' S JEWELERS 610 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4545 6 TARDIES AND I’M OUT OH CHRIS CUT IT OUT! KATHY, WHAT ARE YOU DO¬ ING THERE? BUT DEAR THIS DRESS WAS MADE FOR YOU FAIR-WAY BUILDING MATERIALS CO. 49 EAST GRAND CORONA, CALIFONIA FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY 13606 MAGNOLIA CORONA, CALIFORNIA GAINES 400 NORTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4171 GREEN RIVER GOLF STORE HIGHWAY 18 91 CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-7393 BUT IT JUST ISN’T ME! HERBERT M. KEY AND SONS INSURANCE 610 WASHBURN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6212 HI - SPOT DRIVE - IN 723 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA WHERE’S THE REST OF THE 737-3451 gang? HOBART PRESS 321 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-5360 DADDY GAVE ME A BIGGER TYPEWRITER THIS YEAR. Hi SPOT DRIVE IN HOUSE OF ITALY 912 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-2786 IF ONLY IT HAD ONE MORE ZIPPER J. C. PENNEY 8c COMPANY 113 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6712 OH! A PERFECT FIT! WE GROW ’EM BIGGER AND BETTER HERE! JOE S WATCH REPAIR 509 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-5585 J. W. JAMESON CIT RUS NURSERY 1500 EAST CHASE CORONA, CALIFORNIA 735-1122 KELLER S FURNITURE 112 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4077 HEY THIS IS MORE INTER¬ ESTING, NITA. LACHMAN PHARMACY 815 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-5494 THAT LITTLE BUG OUGHT TO BE DEAD BY NOW. LINDAS SPANISH FOOD 1020 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-7858 36 TACOS, 27 TORTILLAS, 13 ENCHILADAS, AND 1 FAMILY SIZE PIZZA. PHILS COURTESY MARKET 619 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4731 PLEASE MAMA, CAN I? RICHE’S LAUNDRY DID YOU SAY YOU DIDN’T STARCH THIS SHIRT? 939 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFOliNIA 737-4761 WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO WITH THAT BOY? AND IN SCHOOL COLORS TOO! THIS OTTA FIX MY WHICII- MACALLIT! ROBERT WHITE INSURANCE 123 WEST SEVENTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4237 ROBINSON AND BENEDICT STATIONERS 519 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6871 R. S. MOTOR SUPPLY 617 WASHBURN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6212 SAVERS DRUG 611 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4460 WHAT ARK YOU SMILING ABOUT, BEN? SHELL SERVICE STATION SIXTH HOWARD CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6273 SHERMAN REALTY 1026 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1151 SUZZETTE S COIFFURES 611 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA £ R 1 NOW WHAT WILL I DO? TERRACE MOTEL 304 RAMONA CORONA, CALIFORNIA TOWN 6c COUNTRY CARPETS 407 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1121 IT’S FOR MY BEDROOM UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 221 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-2162 VASELS DEPARTMENT STORE 624 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4346 CLEARANCE? WARD SMITH ELECTRIC SHOP 901 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1450 ANYBODY FOR A LIGHT? DON’T WRAP IT, BAG IT. PLEASE TURN IT BACK TO BULLW INKLE. AMERICAN CLEANERS BLAKELY REALTY 423 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-2812 937 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4234 NOW PUT YOUR LEFT HAND INSIDE AND . . CHOOSING THE FURNITURE FOR YOUR DREAM HOUSE? CIRCLE CITY LAUNDRY 51o EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA CIRCLE FURNITURE 325 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA FOR OUR FIRST DEMON¬ STRATION . . . CORONA APPLIANCE 117 EAST SEVENTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-0912 YOU SAY YOU DIDN’T GRAD¬ UATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL? CORONA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 105 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1773 I SAW HIM GO IN ABOUT A HALF HOUR AGO. CORONA FOOD LOCKERS 205 EAST FIFTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4323 ISN’T THIS THE MODEL YOU WANT? CORONA HOBBY SHOP 108 WEST SEVENTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-6423 DOES IT ALL FIT IN THAT LITTLE BAG? DEL TACO 175 EAST THIRD CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1967 n FILL ’ER UP? E.I. J.E. DOWNS DISTRIBUTORS CAR TROUBLE? ELMERS SERVICE CENTER JOY STREET CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-3421 224 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-14 04 NOW ALL YOU NEED IS $4,000. E.O. ROBINSON MERCURY 808 EAST SIXTH YOU WON’T DIG A VERY DEEP HOLE IN ASPHALT! GENE MAXWELL MASONARY 14602 EAST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-5741 737-4443 CAN I HAVE MY SHOES NOW MISTER? HENSON ' S SHOE STORE 618 SOUTH MAIN STREET CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-0896 HUBBLE SERVICE STATION 702 WEST SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA THE LATEST IN HAIR STYLES? JACQUIE S COIFFEURS 709 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4707 PATTY BE CAREFUL, IT MIGHT EXPLODE! KAMPLING PUMP SALES 317 EAST GRAND CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1785 KINDRED’S MUSIC 8c GIFTS LA BELLE BEAUTY SALON 604 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4303 711 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-2932 THERE’S A STRAWBERRY IN MY STRAW! MAUA ICE CREAM COMPANY PAYNE JEANSONNE INC 1111 SIXTH CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-1842 822 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-2270 HAVEN’T YOU DECIDED YET? RAMONA’S MEXICAN KITCHEN 417 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA HI HO SILVER! RASSMUSSEN’S WESTERN WEAR 1920 HAMNER NORCO, CALIFORNIA 737-2242 NOW I ' M A TIGER! SHRADERS PHARMACY 421 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-5562 TISNERATS MODERN CLEANERS 507 SOUTH MAIN CORONA, CALIFORNIA 737-4242 I WONDER IF THEY ' LL REFIN¬ ISH MY LITTLE BROTHER! VAN ' S REFINISHING SERVICE 13555 MAGNOLIA CORONA, CALIFORNIA SINCE THE DOORS OF CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL OPENED IN THE FALL OF 1964, GREAT CHANGES HAVE BEEN SEEN. MANY NEW FACES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO CHS AS WELL AS NEW BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT. ALONG WITH THESE ADVANCES, THE STUDENTS HAVE ALSO IMPROVED BY ELEVATING THEIR STANDARDS OF DRESS, CON¬ DUCT, AND SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVE¬ MENT. DIVERSIFIED AND VARIED EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES HAVE PROVIDED OUTSIDE INTER¬ ESTS FOR PRACTICALLY EVERYONE. OUR ATHLETIC RECORD, THOUGH SOMETIMES DISAPPOINTING, HAS CONTINUED TO CLIMB UPWARD AS EACH SEASON PROGRESSES. AS THE FACES HAVE CHANGED FROM YEAR TO YEAR, EACH AND EVERY ASPECT OF CHS HAS SEEN AND FELT THE HAND OF EXPERIENCE AND HAS PROCEEDED, SOMETIMES SLOWLY, BUT CONTINUOUSLY UPWARD. THE MANY PLEASANT EXPERIENCES WHICH WE HAVE HAD IN OUR EVERYDAY LIFE AT CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ARE PRESENTED TO YOU ON THE PAGES OF THIS 1965 CORONAL. WE HAVE TRIED TO CAPTURE THESE MEMORABLE MOMENTS AS REMINDERS OF AN ENJOYABLE YEAR AT CORONA. THROUGHOUT THIS MEMORY BOOK ONE CAN FIND THE PANTHER SPIRIT VERY MUCH ALIVE. THIS SPIRIT LIVES AND THRIVES IN THE HEARTS OF ALL WHO HAVE COME TO CHS. IN THE TRADITIONAL PANTHER SPIRIT WE, THE CORONAL STAFF, PRESENT YOU WITH THE 1965 YEARBOOK, CORONAL ’65.