Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1966 volume:

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GAIL ERICK-LAYOUT, JOANN HA RADA-HEAD TYPIST, TIM PULLEN-TYPIST, VICKI HARTER-PRODUC TION MANAGER. um school CORONA, CALIFORNIA PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL QQUOOL Lire 4 5 THE MANY FACES OF THE PANTHER CAMPUS BRING YOUNG IDEALS INTO REALITY A WHIMSICAL FRIEND... A JOY TO ALL OPED IN PHYSICAL EDU¬ CATION, SUPPLEMENTED IN A LECTURE BY MR. KREMER, AND IN A CHEMISTRY LABORA¬ TORY ALL STUDENTS PRODUCE, THEY IMPROVE, THEY STRIVE 11 12 THE HUMOR AND LIFE OF A PANTHER YEAR CREATE SPECIAL KINDS OF LEARNING A PEP RALLY AT SNACK HONORING PANTHER MEN ... ARTISTS AT WORK IN A CREATIVE ATMOSPHERE BRAWNY BOYS WORK UP APPETITES LEADING TO CAFETERIA CHAOS 15 DONNA BUTTERFIELD ' S UNCANNY END RUN BREAKS THE MONOTONY OF CLASSROOM STUDY... An individual ' s ambitions and efforts form ONE 17 A SPLASH of music in ◦ realm of ideas, energy, test tubes ... 20 a seed of spirit breeds a day of anxie+y climaxed by friday nights ' victory absorption... k activity can be found everywhere: on hand ball courts, in wood shops, in cafeterias, on speedbalI fields, in libraries, in classrooms.. . just everywhere ! 25 26 A DAY MAY COMBINE • exuberance • come and go • reasoning • hilarity • creativity desire to improve inspires pep rallies and touchdowns, speeches and experiments is a symbol of a fine campus senior girls contemplate fast-action football game at homecoming rally... (final score 0-0) 30 wildly spirited yel I and song leaders rouse the crowd at homecoming Rt | 1 our landmark: stately , swaying the year is a challenge we begin eagerly (we sometimes mosey) and it we laugh, we win then, we drive oft in our ' 55 chevies mustangs vw ' s and ford pick ups ...this is THE campus POOTEK Bill Worrell receives his crown from Merrilee Stewart. MR. LUCKY CANDIDATES—TOP: J. McDaniel, T. Marvick, J . Nealey, A. Waggoner, J . Dashiell, M. Randall. BOTTOM: B. Worrell, S. Rico, J. Clark, D. Schalliol. FIRST DANCE ... HOWDY HOP ... Mr. Lucky The Howdy Hop was held in the gym to meet your buddies. This year, Mr. Lucky-the guy with the richest buddies—was Bill Worrell. Candidates were selected by the pep squad, and Mr. Lucky was elected by one penny votes. The first football game...the G.R.A. kickoff... the Pantherette picnic.. .brand new shakeroos.. the Big Little Sister Party...the first crosscountry Don Walker watches a crucia play during the J .V. game wit John North. 37 J .V. Runner, Craig Russell, passes a runn ;r from John North High . Jill Weblennoe urges on sophomore Peanut Pushers who are bottoms up during a Little Sister relay. The Big-Little Sister Party found CHS girls eating again-thistime, a spaghetti potluck dinner. After-dinner activities included volleyball, and a special brand of Sophomore entertainment (see photo above), which included unrolling toilet paper and pushing peanuts (both relays utilizing the nose for such purposes), and running around the gym singing, Mickey Mouse. Our athletic events showed once again the strength and courage of our men. Both cross country and football exposed our outstanding athletes to Panther ac¬ claim and personal satisfaction. To avoid running the new freeway in El Cerrito, cross country meets consisted of a two mile run about campus. Football Season games were the focus of many lives this year. What was it composed of? A clack of shoulder pads, shouts of Hustle! and Go Headhunters! , a three foot pile of bodies, jerseys, helmets, and spiked shoes, under which laid one football; there were pretty girls in bouncy dresses, and tall, white, furry hats under which there sounded a horn, or boomed a drum; there were exhausted, panting men with contorted faces; and for others, there were tense moments while waiting for a gun to sound when they would com- mense a fast two mile trek up hill, down slopes. 39 Corona High Panther Band go into formation during half-time activities. There ' s more Panthers on top! J .V. ' s win over John North Pontherettes play football? What makes Tommy run? Spirit and cheerios. 41 The Ponther drill team and sign carriers step onto the field for a half-time performance. The Bees running for a touchdown. Cross-country men limbering up before a meet. S . Barrett and P. Terrio dancing at a sock-hop after Friday night ' s game. 42 VITAL PLAYS, VITAL RUNS... VARSITY RUNNER BEE FOOTBALL TENSE CROWD HOMECOMING WEEK WAS A SUCCESS Homecoming Week was a success!!! The week ' s activities started on Wednesday with Crazy Hat Day. Our campus was colored with bright striped sombreros, flowered hats, headgear of cowboys and Indians, stocking caps, and an occasional paper bag. Thursday we had our first annual Powder Puff Football Game-the Senior girls versus the Junior and Sophomore girls. Just for the occasion, the boys consented to become yell and song leaders, rousing the crowd into fits of spirit.. .the heightof laughter.. .? In spite of the incredible display of skill and spirit the score at the close of the game remained tied 0-0. After the game class competition continued with the class Tug of War beginning with the Junior team pitted against the Sophomore team. Unfortunately the rope used for the occasion held up for only a few tugs; and regardless of the efforts to reinforce the rope it continued to break. The Tug of War ended with a snap.. .The class competition rally terminated with a fine display of good sportsmanship! The three class presidents participated in the Interclass Tricycle Race. Senior class president Jonathan Vaughn was appropriately victorious, dashing over the finish line carrying his tricycle over his head far ahead of Sophomore president Alan Casagrande who was still pedaling. THE ROYAL COURT: Tom Marvick escorting Ann Luginbill, Jim Nealey escorting Mary Nastronero, Susan Ritter, escorted by Randy Samstag, Queen Miki Bernal, escorted by Bill Worrell, Donna Butterfield, escorted by Bob Warren, Sharon Graves, escorted by Alan Last, Carol Wadenius, escorted by Jerry McDaniel. Thursday night every loyal class member folded tissue paper, cut chicken wire, stepped on nails, and slept in corners in order to insure the completion of the floats for competition the following day. Friday afternoon during the combination Float and Pep Rally the floats were judged. The Senior entry Sportsmanship Makes the World go ' Round took first place; the Key Club float The Best Bet took second prize; third prize went to the Junior entry Flappiness is Haunting the Huskies. Friday evening the downtown parade was en- thusiastical ly received by the members of the community. The Homecoming candidates riding in convertibles, the Corona Panther Band, and the floats took part in half-time activities. Miki Bernal was crowned Home¬ coming Queen of the school year 1965-1966. The Homecoming game with John North started and ended with spirit. The last half of the game Corona Panthers scored a three-point field goal bringing the final score to 3-0. The evening ended with the Homecoming Sock-Hop following the game. The theme Carousel was effectively carried out in the colorful decorations: carousel horses prancing around the gym and a bright canopy over the throne . Homecoming Week was a success!!! Miss Ann Luginbill Miss Mary Nastronero Miss Susan Ritter Miss Donna Butterfield 1965 HOMECOMING COURT Miss Carol Wadenius Miss Sharon Graves 49 mm We are out for victory Spectators shout encouragement to our runners-in the lead, of course. To some, the sounding of o gun means plenty of exercise. I Theme: Dilo con F!ores - Say it With Flowers Girls ' league sponsors the munching, gabbing, laughing event each year. Each Spanish- American girl invites an Anglo-American friend to share in the festivities. Among the entertainers were Delores Salgodo, Virginia Escarsega, and Gloria Rasso in A Bullfight and A Wedding. Tacos, rice, potato salad, Mexican bread ... spanish-american dinner The Christmas Assembly included beautiful choral and orchestral selections which really gave everyone the Yuletide spirit. In ad¬ dition, the students were able to listen in as our foreign students, UI la Hotinen and Eneas Benute, made their Christmas telephone calls. Ulla called home, and Eneas talked to a friend of his in Indiana. Panther forward Dan Hagon goes for layup 53 Coat Please? THE CHRISTMAS BALL The Christmas Ball seems to be the most exciting dance of the year because it is our first major dance. The theme of the 1965 Christmas Ball was The World Is A Snow¬ ball Yuletide scenes from all over the world decorated the star room, carrying out this theme. The Ball is spon¬ sored by an off-campus club, Hi-Tri. One year alumni were invited to attend. Refreshments, music, dancing, and romance made the magical evening. the musical HYSTERICS 54 Marsha McRae and Sandy Rico, Joyce Lowe and Ed Settje, Mickey Prost and Mark Hatch, having a ball at the ball Velvet_long formals... the beginning of Christmas vacation... punch and cookies... anonymous dances... Christmas spirit... pretty hairdos... boutonnieres... happy hearts. 55 The calm spectator watching sheer muscles at work .. . Not pictured-Running Bear, the referee. Basketball-a popular spectator sport-was an activity of activities. Here, Panther men vie for the ball with Rubidoux. Our acrobatic songleader, Lyn Stewart, balances on a meg¬ aphone. 58 _ Panther Grappler Dixon and the poor unfortunate. That poor guy on the bottom Peggy Me I lor... Lyn Stewart... Jill Terry... This picture is beautiful. It is a moment of tenseness, of skill. Notice the tenseness, the skill. 59 HER MAJESTY SHARON GRAVES QUEEN OF HI-JINX HI-JINX COURT 60 Miss Dolores Avila Miss Darlene Southwell Miss Donna Butterfield 62 Miss Marsha McRae 63 The compus donned its best to dance as sweethearts midst the cupids Saturday, March 5th, the Girls ' League honored ten Senior girls with the forty-second annual Hi-Jinks Ball and Coronation. Tradition states the co-eds of the campus each spring shall choose nine senior girls who have served the Panther Campus in academic and extra¬ curricular areas. These girls will wear the long white dress of the Hi-Jinks Court. The Girls ' League com¬ pleted the court by honoring our lovely foreign exchange student from Finland, UI la Hotinen. Sweet young girls and handsome young men congregate to rest their feet and talk. To the right is last year ' s queen Daveta Pixley with her date. Bob Gallagher. HI-JINX BALL 64 This year the semi-formal affair glittered under the theme of Somewhere in My Heart. Campus couples danced under gay mobils of hearts and cupids. At the hour of ten, chair¬ men, Martha Nastronero and Elsa Galavan presented the 1966 Hi-Jinks court. One by one the court in long white gowns, were escorted to the royal throne at the front of the star room. As the ninth princess reached the front, Elsa Galavan announced Queen of Hi-Jinks 1966, Sharon Graves. Sharon then knelt before Miss Daveta Pixly, Queen of Hi-Jinks 1965 to receive her crown. As queen, Sharon ' s first duty was to lead her court in the traditional Black Hawk Waltz. Couples danced until the Cinderella hour of twelve and the reign of another queen was begun. Dazzled dancers watch the Queen and her Court after the majestic presentation of the girls. Next to come- the Black Hawk Waltz. Queen Sharon danced and danced and danced. Couples resume dancing follow¬ ing the Black Hawk Waltz. Above their heads dangle cupids and hearts. The Mustangs lulled dancers with soft, slow music. 65 J .V. baseball_Captain Ed Hearn watches a teammate in action... one man steps out of batter ' s circle while another walks into it. A rustic golfer, Terry Fiero, makes his significant bid for victory with a fine backswing. AN INSTANT OF VICTORY 66 These three men, essential to baseball, each represent an idea I-three worthy ideals that blend into sportsmanship. Golf, an individual, but a skilled sport, takes its place at CHS. These two golfers, Doug Pfister and Jim Leatherby, demonstrate their fine stances which were followed by fine swings. 67 Suspense? Yes. Surprise? No. -Panthers always score. This golfer was coached by Jim Thompson like the rest of his team. 68 Catcher Dennis McCorkell finds a moment to sit and watch the game. Piles of equipment now unimportant, soon vital, lend to the atmosphere of this scene. Bam! Pert Diana Diamond is all smiles as she models this chic outfit at the Panthette Style Show. me i A Sandy Rico barrs hinself for his smash into deep left field against Poly. More action for Terry Fiero in a tourna¬ ment against Rubidoux. Panther runner, Pat Farley, scores an RBI to put Corona in the lead over the Falcons. 69 The components of a Panther baseball game: action, split-second decisions, tenseness, readiness, and spirit. Boy! We Really were GREAT THIS YEAR The excitement, the thrilling instant that Tom Marvick leaps past a Falcon! 70 A rare moment of relaxation for Corona batters. In the background. Coach Braghetta watches action on first base. Trackmen lounge, contemplate, and make ready for some of the action that went into this year ' s fine performance. In¬ strumental in track victories were Coach Holden and Mr. Greathouse. Corona batter, Ed Best, reflects the serious and cultivated effort essential to any team. George Zimmerman, JV Tennis, smashes one into the backcourt to score over San Gorgonio. Fashions! Flowers! Fantasy! The Pantherette Style Show was a real suc¬ cess! Pantherette models and their mothers charmed drooling women with the fashions of eight Corona clothing stores. Chairmen of the AFS Bene¬ fit, themed Wonders of Spring, were Susan Barger and Vicki Harter. Chairman of the club, Jane Huffman, narrated the description of each outfit. Pretty smiles, chic fashions, butterflies, and lots of enthusiasm combined to make the Style Show an outstanding event of the year. BASKETBALL WRESTLING Footbal I.. .the grandest season of the year! There was new spirit and greater performance. The men in red and gold fought valiently to rack up victories for CHS. We emerged third in the IVY League. Our finest players were recognized in various ways. Roger McCul¬ lough was named Outstanding Lineman; Sandy Rico, Outstanding Backfield; Jerry McDaniel, Most Inspirational; Ed Settje, Mr. Hustle; Ace Waggoner, Honary Captain. Panthers were also able to earn gold ties in honor of effort above and beyond the routine playing of the game. Points were awarded to the men for blocking a punt or kick after a touchdown, inter¬ cepting a pass, deflecting a pass, two offensive blocks, scoring a touchdown, and offensive or defensive effort. Point values range from 40 to 75 points. By earning 500 points, players become eligible for the Gold Tie award. Our Gold Tie men were Tim Benson, Tom Marvick, Ed Settje, and Ace Waggoner. Sandy Rico earned his second tie, and Jerry McDaniel, his second and third ties. VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: T. Marvick, J. Nealey, R. Thomason, D. Moyette, A. Waggoner, R. McCullough, D. Maw, S. Rico. SECOND ROW: T. Benson, J. McDaniel, B. Starky, L. Murray, L. Schroder, R. Walker, M. Hatch, E. Settje. THIRD ROW: B. Warren, R. Felipe, M. Randall, L. Hernadez, J. Lockwood, M. Enyart, J. Sneathan. FOURTH ROW: Manager R. Temple, J. Greathouse, R. Barnes, H. Synder, L. Broyles, B. Price, Manager W. Olson. Some Panthers earned higher honors. The League coaches elected four of our men to the ALL-IVY League football team. Tim Benson was named offensive end; Sandy Rico, offen¬ sive tailback; Roger McCullough, center; Jerry McDaniel, linebacker. Honorable mention went to Jerry McDaniel as fullback. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Corona.. . 7 Lakewood. 40 Corona.. .13 A1 ta Loma. .26 Corona .. . 7 Eisenhower. .9 Corona .. .28 San Gorgonio.. .12 Corona.. .25 Colton. . 6 Corona.. . 3 John North.... . .0 Corona.. . 0 Riverside Poly.. . 7 Corona .. .13 Rubidoux. 0 Corona.. .19 Norte Vista ... . . 0 Non-league game Coach Jim Thompson 77 77 ' 67 ' 57 33 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Corona....6 Lakewood.19 Corona..win Alta Loma.forfeit Corona.... 0 Eisenhower.6 Corona....7 San Gorgonio.19 Corona...12 Colton.26 Corona. . .26 John North..-12 Corona....0 Riverside Poly.7 Corona, .win Rubidoux.forfeit Corona... 13 Norte Vista.0 Non-league game FIRST ROW: S. Underwood, S. Wiegand, T. Hall, F. Felipe, G. Erickson, J. Steele, J. Trejo, S. Moore. SECOND ROW: D. Walker, J. McClintock, B. Stewart, R. Barile, E. Hearn, G. Chatham, B. Harris, B. Swails. THIRD ROW: D. McCorkell, G. Corona, T. Grimes, R. Walls, S. Perea, E. Benute, J. German. FOURTH ROW: A. Rico, B. Rios, R. Rookey, D. Romero, G. Maskrid, D. Harrison. The Junior Varsity football team was a monument of hope and promise. According to Coach Lyle Wi Ikerson, their most o u t s t a n d i n g aspect was the steady improvement throughout the season, showing outstanding future prospects for the Varsity. Although it was a young and inexperienced team, they were a hard-hitting group and stand proudly in the line of valiant Panther tradition. The J.V. ' s placed fourth in the IVY League. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Mr. Wi Ikerson, Coach The Bee football team showed exceptional ability defensively this year. Their team ' s fighting spirit helped fulfill the hopes of cheerleaders, rooters, and coach¬ es; they tied for third in the IVY League finals. Coach Eugene Lowry felt that the team was a fine group of men who did an excellent job defensively and would have been equally as effective offensively had they not had trouble with quarter¬ backs. The finest Bee jerseymen were recognized by the team-members them¬ selves. George Santos was honored as Most Inspirational, Jim Ganahl was Mr. Hustle, and Jeff Clark as Honorary Captain. Panthers can be proud of their Bee team. BEE FOOTBALL Coach Eugene Lowery BEE FOOTBALL SCORES Corona... 6 Lakewood.13 Corona...32 Alta Loma.0 Corona... 18 Eisenhower.6 Corona...21 Colton.0 Corona... 6 John North.12 Corona ... 6 Riverside Poly... 6 Corona .. .20 Rubidoux. 0 Corona .win Norte Vista . .forfeit Non-league game FIRST ROW: S. Martinez, M. Hutchinson, D. Page, G. Bice, M. Buchingham, J. Lewis, J. Ruiz, G. Santos, J. Gunaff, A. Peck, J. Gunter, J. Clark. SECOND ROW: T. Duke, P. Nugent, F. Ccrlson, G. Stewart, F. Saunders, R. Thompson, C. Watson, T. Retthe, J. Soneter, R. Brink. THIRD ROW: R. Cruiz, J. Weiss, N. Masterson, E. Hernandez, J. Medina, M. Reynolds, S. Vaisath, K. Bell, B. Bass, R. Seats, J. Lockwood, A. Diaz, K. Klienschmidth. PEP SQUAD The cheerleaders play an integral part in sports at CHS. It is through their devotion, hard work, and inspiring Panther Spirit that our men are instilled with the desire to win. The pep squad is a group of active Panther girls who are eager to promote interest in CHS ' s sports activities, and to encourage and lead spectators in rousing cheer and song. SPONSORS AND MANAGER Mrs. Doss—Sponsor, A. Luginbil—Manager, Miss Lugar— Sponsor. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: M. Stewart, D. Butterfield, M. Nastronero. SECOND ROW: C- Wadenius, S. Graves, M. Bernal. SONG LEADERS KNEELING: J. Azevedo. SECOND ROW: P. Mellor, J. Terry, L. Stewart. BEE CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: D. Diamond, L. Hotopp, R. Vermeer. TOP: W. Wolfe. 81 JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE CROSSCOUNTRY The Junior Varsity Cross Country team was loyal and hard-working. Traversing CHS ' s two mile course the J.V. ' s showed courage and endurance. They were always running. The team placed 5th in the IVY league. This year the Junior Varsity did not enter the Mt. Sac Invitational. According to Coach Norman Towers; They had tre¬ mendous spirit and showed a lot of desire to win . We should have a good Varsity in two years. The sopho¬ more cross country team built up an excellent record this year. Once again. Panther men proved their might, the Sophomores won 2nd place in the IVY league. Corona ' s Sophomore runners placed eighth out of eleven teams at the Mt. Sac Invitational. E. Boyd, C. Ebner, P. Bowen, Don Talley, J. Orozco, Dale Cramer. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCORES SOPHOMORE CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Corona . ..15 Alta Loma 48 Corona . ..32 Yucaipa 19 Corona . ..22 San Gorgonio 33 Corona . ..39 Rubidoux 16 Corona . .221 Riverside Poly 38 Corona . ..50 Colton 15 Corona . ..20 Norte Vista 60 Corona. ..22 Eisenhower 33 Corona. ..47 John North 15 non-league game Corona. ..38 Alta Loma.17 Corona.win Yucaipa.forfeit Corona . win San Gorgonio.. .forfeit Corona.. .48 Rubidoux.15 Corona . win Riverside Poly .. .forfeit Corona. ..25 Colton.31 Corona.. .40 Norte Vista.18 Corona. ..49 Eisenhower.15 Corona, win John North.forfeit non league game TOP ROW: E. Boyd, D. Eye 11, R. Clark, D. Cramer, P. Garcia. SECOND ROW: E. Diaz, F. Schenberg, D. Stutsman, C. Ganahl, C. Ebner, G. Russell. The members of the Varsity Cross Country team were a hard-working, spirited group of men . They put forth their best in an effort to earn recognition for CHS. Even though the season was disappointing, the foreign teams were highly contested and a great Panther potential is evident. The Varsity placed 5th in the IVY League. At the Mount San Antonio College Cross Country Invitational (Mt. Sac Invitational). VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Corona...24 Alta Loma.31 Corona .. .27 Yucaipa.29 Corona ...50 San Gorgonio... 15 Corona ...43 Rubidoux.18 Corona .. .27 Riverside Poly.. .30 Corona ...15 Colton.47 Corona .. .28 Norte Vista.28 (On basis of 6th man) Corona...28 Eisenhower.27 Corona .. .25 John North.32 Non-League games VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: R. Clark, D. Schalliol, F. Achenberg, R. Zubia, D. Seewoster, D. Talley, H. Centerro, J. Dashiell, D. Shepard, J. Cooke. Coach Norman Towers VARSITY CROSSCOUNTRY VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Corona...23 Pacific.116 Corona...54 Fontana..67 ‘Corona. .. 63 Ganesha.60 ‘Corona... 47 Montclair.56 Corona... 45 Eisenhower.68 Corona. .. 51 Rubidoux.74 Corona. .. 62 San Gorgonio. .. .68 Corona... 43 Riverside Poly... 99 Corona... 47 Colton.72 Corona... 55 Norte Vista.43 Corona... 66 John North.£1 Corona. .. 67 Eisenhower.65 Corona... 49 Rubidoux.69 Corona... 67 San Gorgonio... .56 Corona. ..40 Riverside Poly... 79 Corona... 43 Colton.63 Corona... 70 Norte Vista.62 Corona... 67 John North.72 ‘Non-league games 84 FIRST ROW: J. Tomlin, J. Clark, B. Worrell, J. McDaniel, M. Randall. SECOND ROW: D. Marks, D. Hagen, R. Smith, H. Nelson, J. Cooke, E. Best, T. Townes. Varsity Basketball was full of high highs and low lows this year. The season began with two discouraging losses but picked up the second week, showing successive improvement with each game at the Montclair-Upland Tournament. As a result the team earned the Consolation Third Place, and because of their fine display of hustle were named the Team With the Most Hustle in the tournament. Dan Hagen was also named to All Team. Corona Varsity also participated in the Banning Tourn¬ ament during Christmas vacation placing sixth with two losses and two wins. League games were not as successful as hoped. The Varsity team ended up with four vic¬ tories to nine losses, tying for fifth place in the league. Dan Hagen and Jerry McDaniel both received honorable mentions. In the final tally Varsity Basketball hadsixteen losses and ten wins. Mr. Fritz Coach FIRST ROW: S. Underwood, E. Hearn, T. Taylor, J. Heiting, C. Trebien. SECOND ROW: M. Reynolds, A. Warren, J. Dias, P. Barber, L. Broyles. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES ‘Corona..32 Pacific.55 Corona..51 Ganesha..55 ‘Corona..43 Montclair.71 ‘Corona..51 Fontana.50 Corona..47 Eisenhower.41 Corona. .62 Rubidoux.67 Corona. .61 San Gorgonio.. 53 Corona..42 Riverside Poly. .26 Corona..58 Colton.41 Corona..61 Norte Vista... .39 Corona..54 John North.... 44 Corona. .42 Eisenhower. ... 45 Corona.. 61 Rubidoux.48 Corona.. 48 San Gorgonio.. 64 Corona..56 Riverside Poly. .48 Corona.. 52 Co I ton.58 Corona..65 Norte Vista... .50 Corona. .47 John North.... 48 ‘Non-league games The Junior Varsity team started out playing the first four games with schools outside of the league, losing three games and winning one. How¬ ever, once they began competing within the league, team work obvi¬ ously paid off, the end result being nine victories to five losses. The Junior Varsity tied for second place with Colton and John North, edged out of a possible first place by one point in the final game with John North. All total the J.V. Basketball team made a good showing this season with ten wins and eight losses. They show promise and potential and should be a fine Varsity Squad next year. 85 BEE BASKETBALL SCORES Corona... 33 Ganesha.48 Corona... 30 Montclair.53 Corona... 30 Rubidoux.31 Corona. .. 50 San Gorgonio. .. 53 Corona...38 Riverside Poly... 42 Corona... 42 Colton.51 Corona... 26 Norte Vista.38 Corona... 39 John North.69 Corona...50 Eisenhower.70 Corona. .. 50 San Gorgonio. .. 64 Corona...37 Riverside Poly... 78 Corona... 64 Norte Vista.41 Corona... 57 John North..61 Non-league games BEE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Blitz, B. Cooke, R. Clark, P. Garcia, T. McIntosh. SECOND ROW: G. Flores, F. Garcia, G. Koening, J. Ganahl, D. Francoise. THIRD ROW: A. Peck, J. Steele, C. Ganahl, J. Towns. Most Inspirational: B. Cooke, Mr. Hustler: T. Mc¬ Intosh, Captain: R. Clark, Most Valuable Player: J. Ganahl. The Bee team had a very tough season this year. With a stroke of luck or several sec¬ onds they could easily have won or tied at least five very close games. They lost to Rubidoux by only one point, to San Gorgonio by three, to Rubidoux by two, to Riverside Poly by four, and John North by three. Since these scores were so close the Bee team obviously came within reaching distance of several additional victories—this is to their credit. The final tabulation of their wins and losses was 15 losses to 2 victories. Mr. Reid, Coach 86 VARSITY WRESTLING FIRST ROW: I. Gisler, G. Russell, D. Moyette, D. Prentice, R. Ger- stmar, J. Lockwood. SECOND ROW: D. Paine, M. Russell, B. James, B. Stewart. Drama! Bloody noses! Matburns! Excitement! Yells and screams! A quick-moving referee.. .Calm team¬ mates. . . Endurance, good physical stamina... These are the components of wrestling at CHS. Wrestling is a sport involving great skill, bringing every muscle into play. Among the finest were Dennis Moyette who placed fourth in the CIF finals in his weight class, Jim Lockwood, Bob James, Don Paine, Mike Rus¬ sell, and Bill Stewart all of whom went to the CIF preliminaries. VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES Corona... 22 Pacific.31 Corona... 31 Fontana.18 Corona... 33 Roland High.18 Corona... 15 Rubidoux.40 Corona... 24 San Gorgonio... .27 Corona... 21 Romona.40 Corona... 11 John North.42 Corona... 21 Colton.31 Corona... 29 Rubidoux.25 Corona... 41 Riverside Poly.... 8 Corona.... 9 Chino.43 Corona... 10 Norte Vista.50 87 J. V. WRESTLING The Panther matmen, under the coaching of Mr. Jim Beales, built up a fine seasonal record. The team smashed Fontana, Roland High, Rubidoux, and River¬ side Poly. It also participated in the Eisenhower tour¬ nament in which our novices took first place. About thirty men participated in the sport this year. FIRST ROW: J. Hartshorn, G. Hall, S. Wiegand, P. Paterson, A. Stefan. SEC¬ OND ROW: P. Nugent, M. McGreal, D. Talley, S. Perea, R. Ming. THIRD ROW: G. Duke, F. Felipe, J. German, R. Rios, R. Walls, R. Felipe. See Dave run...run, Dave, run. See Tom jump...rah, Tom, rah! These were a few of the encouraging remarks from fellow trackmen of Corona Senior High. Their season began with an upset-victory over Lorna High of Anaheim, at the Santa Ana Relays, against all expectations. The team was a fine representative of Corona and showed excellent im¬ provement. Outstanding Varsity Seniors were: Tom Marvick, Dave Berner, Marvin Randell, Jim Cooke, Jeff Clarke, Jack Greathouse, John Lingenfelter, and Jonathan Vaughan.. .rah, team, rah I I Mr. Holden, Coach; Mr. Greathouse, Record Keeper; Mr. Towers, Coach. FIRST ROW: Mr. Greathouse, J. Dashiell, D. Berner, T. Marvick, D. Shalliol, M. Randell, T. Taylor, J. Cooke, J. Clark, D. Sheppard, J. Lockwood, J. G unter, B. Maskrid, F. Shlnberg. SECOND ROW: G. Corona, J. Greathouse, D. Maw, L. Broyles, J. Sherman, H. Centenio, J. Bartsch, G. ViaPondo, L. Shroeder. THIRD ROW: J. Ruiz, B. Kattenhorn, R. Smith, G. Spray, J. Lingenfelter, B. Lingenfelter. FOURTH ROW: J. Vaughn, L. Conard, R. Zubia, R. Temple. VARSITY TRACK 89 BEE AND CEE TRACK Our most outstanding B trackmen were: Jeff Clark, Greg Maskrid, Jack Sherman, Ken Ashburn, Jerry Gunter, John Lockwood, Dale Masterson, Ernie Diaz, Alan Peck, Fred Shinberg, Warren Fox, and Raul Zubia. FIRST ROW: J. Clark, J. Sherman. SECOND ROW: J. Lockwood, G. Masgrid, A. Esparza, D. Masterson, D. Talley, J. Medina, R. Watson, K. Ashburn, T. McIntosh, R. Oyston. THIRD ROW: C. Gahnal, D. Sawyer, T. Taylor, A. Peck, D. Renfeldt, J. Gahnal, C. Ebner, E. Diaz. FOURTH ROW: J. Lynch, P. Nugent, J. Ruiz, W. Fox, R. Zubia, P. Garcia, I. Williams. 90 FIRST ROW: B. Malley, F. Childs, L. Presson, G. Leak, J. Lock- wood, D. Ezell. SECOND ROW: D. Paige, K. Bell, M. Valles, W. Cobb, A. Esparza. THIRD ROW: P. Garcia, R. Zubia, J. Lynch. VARSITY TENNIS Tennis, under the fine guidance of Coach Ron Fritz, was the proving ground for Panther sportsmen. The gut-stringers really played well. Phil Jackson and Jim Heiting were es¬ pecially outstanding players. Both Varsity and JV teams increased respect for Panther abilities. FIRST ROW: B. Cole, J. Heiting, P. Jackson, J. Wiles. SECOND ROW: J. Tomlin, A. Gotcher, P. Schwartz, G. Simpson. George Zimmerman ready for return! Jim Wiles showing good form... 91 JV TENNIS 92 J. Leatherby, D. Pfister, T. Fiero, A. Warren, D. Graves. R. Danieri Coach Jim Thompson VARSITY GOLF Still early in season play, the Panther golfers gave promise of good performance. Playing at Mountain View Country Club, the campus duffers did well in conference competition. They beat Montclair and San Gorgonio, demonstrating some of their finest judgment and coordination. Coach Jim Thompson critically evaluated and continually improved each man ' s form long hours after school, which payed off in actual competition. Golf re¬ sults proved the team ' s efficiency. D. Stutsman B. Trueblood B. Trueblood and R. Danieri JV GOLF This year ' s Varsity baseball team proved the fine progress that is always going on at CHS. Coach Lyle Wilker- son remarked of the team, This was the best hitting team that I have ever seen in my years at CHS. Performing exceptionally well in their respective positions were: Jim Nealey, star pitcher; John Thayer, infield; and Jerry McDaniel and Eben Holden, outfield . FIRST ROW: A. Waggoner, S. Rico, T. Balderas, J. McDaniel, B. Kissack, F. Sandlin. SECOND ROW: J. Hemming, J. McClintock, H. Nelson, E. Holden, M. Enyart, T. Hall, R. Wood. THIRD ROW: C. Parsons, G. Copley, M. Hatch, R. Barnes, D. Bacon, J. Nealey, J. Thayer. J. Nealey in the batting circle. This year, the Junior Varsity baseball players formed a first division team. These Panthers were really great! The team was well balanced through good pitching, good defensive playing, and good hitting. Cap¬ tain Ed Hearn excelled as an infielder, Louie Hernandez as a pitcher and Ed Best as an outfielder. Coach Hank Braghetta JV BASEBALL Tie goes to the runner. The coach and a couple players watch the game. FIRST ROW: J. Wilkerson, D. Regan, J. Lewis, C. ' Flores, M. Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: J. Kellog, M. Kreiser, M. Faus, L. Self, D. Reed. THIRD ROW: D. McCorkell, E. Hearn, J. Roseth, L. Hernandez, E. Best, B. Gorman, P. Farley. 96 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL FIRST ROW: F. Hernandez, J. Trejo, R. Clark, J. Fare, J. Terry, L. Serrato. SECOND ROW: L. Lester, L. Diaz, S. Waisath, M. Cortez, R. Zuniga, S. Underwood. Corona ' s first sophomore baseball team had a very fine season. According to Coach Dave Reid, The men are some of the best material Corona has ever seen. They were also a nice group to work with. High hopes for future basebal I! Getting ready to bat. 97 R. McCullough, Football; J. McDaniel, Football; D. Hagan, Basketball; T. Ben¬ son, Football; A. Waggoner, Football; S. Rico, Football; J. Dashiell, Cross Country. 98 D. Pfister, Golf; A. Warren, Golf; D. Graves, Golf; J. Leatherby, Golf. OUTSTANDING ATHLETES E. Holden, Baseball; T. Balderas, Baseball; J. McDaniel, Baseball; J. Nealey, Baseball; J. Thayer, Baseball; D. Moyette, Wrestling; J. Lockwood, Wrestling. r ORGANIZATIONS Jonathan Vaughn Senior President Becky Smith Sophomore Vice-President Bob James Junior Vice-President Mark Siegers Inter-Club Council President Nancy Hicks A.S.B. Secretary John Thayer A.S.B. Vice-President ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY R. Samstag, Activity Commissioner; J. Huffman, Pep Commissioner; J. Wiles, Parliamen¬ tarian; E. Lowe, Publicity Commissioner. The Executive Council is one of the finest groups on cam¬ pus. It is a group of students who are truly interested in an all-round and continual improvement of CHS. One outstanding characteristic of their administration is the endeavor to gain better communication with the Asso¬ ciated Student Body. They introduced the idea of a reg¬ ular bulletin over the public address system to inform stu¬ dents of current executive business; they published a Government Box in the newspaper,the Ko-Hi-Nur, for the same purpose; also, the council made it very easy for any interested student to visit and discuss an import¬ ant measure, if he so desired. Other ideas instigated by the 1 965-66 Executive Counci I were the building of a Panther Statue, a Nominating Convention for the election of ASB officers, (and) the extension of interesting and broadening student assemblies. 103 REPRESENTATIVE AND INTER-CLUB COUNCILS The Representative Council is a group which has been increasingly active this year due to the added function in student affairs that it has possessed under our two-year-old ASB Constitution. The group has functioned much like the United States Senate. It consists of one representative from each orientation class and is presided over by ASB Vice President, and President of the Representative Council, John Thayer. The organization met regularly once a month. It held hearings for suggestions and proposals from the students and from the Executive Council on student affairs, and then voted on them. The students also discussed and formulated ideas to be sent to the ASB and Executive Council on various matters. Those students who regularly took part in the Representative Council demonstrated their own civic-mindedness while realizing the council as an im¬ portant factor in student government. The Inter-Club Council is another group which furthers the students ' part in governing themselves. Made up of the presidents of every chartered campus organization the council forms a representative unit which acts in the interest of the smaller groups within the student body. Mark Siegers, its popular Pres¬ ident, kept the group organized and functioning well through the hurricanes of the ASB Ball and the student magazine sales which earned money for the Panther Statue. Once again in student government, a small agency played a vital part in making possible the great progress at CHS of the year 1965-66. FRONT ROW: M. Siegers, President of Interclub Council; P. Little, President of AFS; V. Higley, Spanish Club; S. Page, French Club; J. Weblemoe, Girls ' League; J. Huffman, Pantherettes. BACK ROW: V. Harter, Yearbook Staff; L. Pratt, Secretary of Interclub Council; D. Snoke, Drill Team; R. Samstag, Phy Bi Sci; J. Thayer, Represent¬ ative Council; J. McDaniel, Lettermen ' s Club. Not pictured: J. Tomlin, Latin Club. Mr. Stoneking, sponsor. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Scholarship Society is an honorary group of students representative of CHS ' finest in¬ tellectual variety. The scholars plan field trips each year which are taken only if the selected place is not too expensive nor too far away. This year the club hoped to visit the L.A. County Museum. Randy Jones, President, worked closely with Mrs. Wynne to head the club. Membership requirements include having a minimum of ten academic credits at semester report card time. Three credits are given for an A , one for a B , and one for being a cheerleader or club president. The Club is affiliated with the Cali¬ fornia Scholastic Federation which entitles members to apply for special scholarships spon¬ sored by the organization, and to send representatives to the Federation activities. KNEELING: P. James, M. Yamano, K. Morse, K. Wallace, J. Jameson, J. Emerson, K. Smith, B. Luginbill, P. Cox, S. Collins, M. Stewart. SEC¬ OND ROW: J. Pritchard, B. Neil, B. Schoeber, L. Hotopp, L. Buttler, L. Zimmerman, D. Kopp, J. Staples, C. Bean, S. Page, B. Ruona, J. Huff¬ man, P. Wisdom. THIRD ROW: T. Monich, W. Haile, B. Harada, R. Jones, A. Gotcher, L. Bern¬ hardt, B. Mellor, J. Heiting, P. Jackson, T. Harris, R. Harris. R. Jones, President; B. Harada, Vice-President; S. Collins, Sec¬ retary; Mrs. Wynne, sponsor. OFFICERS: J. Wiles, SECRETARY; B. Worrell, PRESIDENT; E. Lowe, VICE-PRESIDENT: P. Jackson, TREASURER. Sponsors: Mr. Husson Mr. Diers The Key Club became rightfully known as one of the most active clubs on campus. Its enthusiastic members are ever coming up with bright ideas, organizing them, and successfully carrying them out. The newest creation was a Ping Pong Tournament for both students and teachers. Essentially, the Key Club is a boy ' s service club sponsored by Kiwanis International. They functioned in the distribution of Christmas Baskets to needy families, a Pop Bottle Drive, a Pancake Breakfast, the selling of Panther book covers, ushering at school assemblies, and helping the welfare committee in Operations Soap and Cookies. In addition, the Key Club float captured second place at the Homecoming rally. Mr. Diers and Mr. Husson may be credited with sponsoring such a fine group. The quality of these men and their endeavors certainly had far-reaching effects and definitely contributed to the progress of a great Panther year. KNEELING: A. Waggoner, S. McDaniel, S. Cady, T. Harris, T. Monich. SECOND ROW: T. Thomas, T. Mason, D. Barron, E. Lowe, P. Schwartz, T. Ryan, J. Wiles, R. Samstag. THIRD ROW: Mr. Diers, R. Danieri, G. Eckhardt, G. Stark, P. Wissbeck, J. Tomlin, B. Mellor, A. Stark, T. Towns, B. Worrell, J. Vaughn. 106 PANTHERETTES Pantherettes is an honorary girls ' organization devoted to service and spirit. Composed of sixty of CHS ' s best women (Thirty Seniors, twenty Juniors, and ten Sophomores), they can nearly always be seen at some school function performing good deeds in their bright red vests. One of the most enthusiastic Pantherettes, Jane Huff¬ man, is also the Club Chairman. Under the guidance of Miss Horan, Miss Lohmann, and Mrs. Kluxdal, the girls carried out their an¬ nual activities: the Fall Picnic, the Christmas Breakfast, complete with Santa Claus, the Annual Style Show which is an AFS Benefit, the spring potluck installation dinner, and promoting good old Panther spirit. PANTHERETTE BOARD: M. Nastronero, Junior Representative; B. Monich, Publicity Chairman; J. Huttman, President; S. Barger, Senior Represent¬ ative; C. Bridenstine, Secretary-Treasurer. Sponsors: Mrs. Kluxdal Miss Horan Miss Lohmann FIRST ROW:M. Stewart, M. Ramirez, F. Montejano, R. Biggers, M. Bernal, C. Stewart, M. Yamano, S. Nich¬ ols, T. Westbrook. SECOND ROW: M. Argetsinger, K. Waetje, M. Maclsaac, S. Graves, B. Jarman, B. Lug- inbill, V. Chaussee, G- Lieb, A. Hardison, D. Diamond, J. Azevedo, C. Wadenius, M. Nastronero, C. Van Geloof. THIRD ROW: M. Smith, W. Wolfe, V. Higley, J. Weblemoe, D. Kopp, P. Cox, M. Heth, D. Snoke, L. Hotopp, P. Mellor, E. Danields, R. Vermeer, J. Terry, S. Trnka, L. Stewart, J. Luginbi 11, S. Ritter, L. Waltz, S. Todd. Ulla Hotinen FIRST ROW: Mr. Knilians, P. Little, K. McWilliams, V. Harter, C. Bean. SECOND ROW: P. Sfeunkel, V. Higley, J. Huffman, K. Willitz, M. Maclssac, M. Ramirez, K. Bean. THIRD ROW: S. Evans, A. Start, B. Mellor, J. Heiting, T. Harris, P. Wisdom. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Eneas Benute The American Field Service is a national organization that is finding increasing international support. Its func¬ tion is to increase understanding among all peoples by sponsoring an exchange of foreign and American students. The AFS found its way to Corona and established a local chapter. As a result of these endeavors. Corona had two fine students come to live here for a year. They were Ulla Hotinen from Helsinki, Finland, and Eneas Benute from Sao Paulo, Brazil. In the interest of our foreign students, CHS students had established an AFS Club on campus to help soften the transition between school lives, and to create student interest and support for the exchange program. If anyone could help soften anyone ' s life, it was Pam Little, Pres¬ ident of the club. With her understanding and the help of Mr. Knilans and Mr. Hart, the club sponsors, the club ' s goals were fulfilled. Some AFS projects were part of the Christmas Assembly at which Ulla and Eneas were given, as a gift, a telephone call to anywhere in the world (usually home), an International Week highlighted by the selling of shares in the American Field Service, and a float honoring Ulla and Eneas in the Homecoming Parade. 108 V. Harter, Publicity Chairman; M. Rochelle, Treasurer; T. Pullen, Vice President; P. Little, President; K. McWilliams, Secretary. LETTERMEN CLUB Jackets of Red and Gold and the C mark the Panther men of the Lettermen ' s Club. These are the proud athletes who have earned the distinction of lettering on the athletic field. The Lettermen ' s Club promotes good sportsmanship and a fellowship between mem¬ bers. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Holden the lettermen sponsored the donkey basketball game and various other fund raising campus activities. This year faculty members mounted their steeds against the lettermen themselves. The lettermen use their funds for the purchase of trophies and school awards. They also maintain the trophy cases in the star room. The lettermen ended this year of activities with their an¬ nual picnic in honor of graduating athletes. The year was led by Jerry McDaniel, pres¬ ident, with Jeff Clark, Vice President, and Bob Warren, serving as Secretary-Treasurer. J. Clark, Vice President; J. McDaniel, President; B. Warren, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Nicholson, Sponsor 3 ° FIRST ROW: E. Settje, J. Sneathen, D. Moyette, T. Benson, R. Felipe, A. Waggnor, D. Walker, E. Hearn, J. Clark. SECOND ROW: Coach Holden, E. Lowe, M. Enyart, J. Dashiell, S. McDaniel, S. Rico, D. Shalliol, B. Pierce, T. Ryan, M. Jackson, Mr. Nicholson. THIRD ROW: L. Broyles, C. Bartosh, T. Marvick, R. McCullough, R. Walker, N. Esparza, H. Nelson, L. Ordez. FOURTH ROW: S. Cady, B. Worrell, J. Tomlin, R. Samstag, B. Mellor, R. Tomple, D. McCorkel, R. Bell, F. Felipe, J. McDaniel, R. Barnes, M. Randell, D. Maw. 109 GRA provided a wide variety of sports this year. Among the types of fun and games were volleyball, baseball, basketball, tennis, and speedaway. The truly sporting Stella Ybarra presided over the Girl ' s Recreation Association. The year opened with the GRA kickoff and ended with the GRA Banquet—one of the year ' s major events for girls. Miss Hix, the club ' s Sponsor, directed the re¬ cognition of fine girl athletes at the GRA Awards Assembly in Feb¬ ruary. Everyone involved had plenty of fun. GIRLS ' RECREATION ASSOCIATION L. Waltz, Sen. Rep., N. Bowen, Soph. Rep., M. Hoffman, J. Rep., S. Ybarra, Pres., S. Hayes, V.P., S. Collins, Trees. Sponsors: Miss Flieshman, M. Tengen P. Gordon, Junior Rep.; Y. Doerr, Social Chairman; D. Kopp, Secertary; L. Stigal, V. Pres.; M. Augusta, President; J. Huffman, Pantheretfe Rep. Not pictured: G. Eric, Pub. Chairman. ROOTERS ' CLUB Rooters ' Club is, as its name implies, a group of spirit-minded students—real Panthers who come to athletic events and cheer and cheer and cheer (and this year they had a lot to cheer about). The President of this lively group was Mary Augusta who, along with her fine board members, made new ideas into reality. This year ' s Homecoming activities were especially representative of the wonderful potential that these students have. Rooters ' Club was also responsible for pep rallies, spirit posters, rooter ribbons, a sock hop, and the spring Dessert Dance at which the officers for the following year were announced. Ill Dirty Sophomores!—rolling peanuts on the floor with their noses! GIRLS ' LEAGUE ASSOCIATION Girls ' League. What activities does one connect with Girls ' League? Activities with girls-but that ' s not all. This year they had car washes, sponsored the Big and Little Sister Dinner, the All-Girl Show, the Hi-Jinks Ball, and the Girl of the Month awards. Who led all these women? Smiling Jill Weblomoe guided by Mrs. Short and Mrs. Danije- lovich. Why are they organized? Because girls like being of service to their school and community and because girls like setting an example as good citizens and because girls like doing things with other girls. STANDING: M. Bryant, Junior Represent¬ ative; V. Higley, Secretary; M. Arget- singer. Senior Representative; C. Butner, Treasurer. KNEELING: J. Weblemoe, President; S. Barger, Vice-President. 112 Sponsors: Mrs. Short, Mrs. Danijelovich. D. Snoke, Manager; M. Prost, Special Drill Team Caller; J. McDaniel, Head Caller; J. Van Antwerp, Secretary. KNEELING: G. Sanders, M. Maultsby, D. Cicchelli, N. Buschlen. SEC- Barnett. THIRD ROW: D. Kopp, J. Van Der Molen, L. Snyder, M. Mselsaac, OND ROW: P. Cox, S. Ness, M. Prost, K. Schroeder, P. Tomer, B. Lugin- A. Black, C. Bridenstine, J. Van Antwerp, B. Schober, C- Scott, J. Bilbrey, bill, M. Musica, K. Spurbeck, P. Wisdom, P. Gordon, T. Westbrook, S. M. Nastronero, J. Weblemoe, J. McDaniel, L. Morse. Sponsor Miss Wilson DRILL TEAM The Drill Team, Coronettes gave a sharp and colorful boost to the campus during their first year. 38 maroon tights, and yards of hand sewn ruffles, and straight lines helped fill their first year with problems under the direction of Miss Wilson and the sharp whistle of caller Jeanette McDaniel, the drill team whipped themselves into precision order. Campus rallies saw the team in school uni¬ form of red and gold. Their major campus ac¬ tivities are the halftime performances during football season. Since their debut on Oct. 1 the drill team has participated in numerous parades. Among them the Long Beach Band Review and Corona ' s St. Patrick ' s Day Pa¬ rade, where they placed second in their division. The drill team after one year have become a campus institution. Charter mem¬ bers can be proud of their lines of maroon and white. The purpose of the Corona Senior High Cadet Corps is to de¬ velop good capable leaders and to give experience to these young men who are interested in a military career. The bright yellow helmets could be seen providing many services for the panther campus and community throughout the school year. Under the leadership of Mr. Holden the Corps provided guards and aids at sporting events, the homecoming parade and the annual band jamboree. During the spring months many mem¬ bers assisted in setting up the field for the track events. This year the Cadet Corps sponsored a drill team who participated in Corona parades demonstrati ng the Queen Anne Drill. During the year the Corps participated in a one day encamp¬ ment and many members participated in another during the summer. CADET CORPS D. Williams, B. Andrews, F. Childs, R. Oyston. Mr. Holden, R. Oyston, B. Andrews, F. Childs, J. Witiker, B. Emery, A. Esperza, J. McGrath, J. Story, D. Williams. TOP ROW: J. Unland, P. Schwort, T. Harris, B. Harris, B. Wissbeck, R. Figurski, E. Lowe, T. Thomas. BOTTOM ROW: R. Biggers, S. Hayes, K. Waggoner, C. Dixon, M. Bryant, J. Pritchet. The aim of the National Forensic League is to create an interest in all areas of speech. This year the NFL under the direction of Mr. Neumann participated in many area speech contests. Shirley Hayes, President of the Corona league led the speakers to wins in many divisions. Trester Harris placed first in impromptu speaking at the Winners Invitational at Romona High in Riverside. Other meets included the Hemet Novice Invitational, River¬ side Poly Novice Meet, Redlands Invitational and the Pomona-Citrus Belt League Finals. Julie Stallings won acclaim in the Lion ' s Club Speech Contest for the Panther campus. If one is an aspiring pilot, he joins the Air Force; if one is an aspiring medic or nurse, he joins the Medical Club at CHS. There he will find cheerful, enthusiastic colleagues in the form of Candy Stripers, Candy Aids, and Volunteens. These dedicated students donate hours of fine service at local hospitals and at the Riverside County General Hospital. However, this work does not go without recognition. There are awards for those with an outstanding amount of service hours. Mike Enyart, President, and Mrs. Stewart, school nurse, direct these young people in their unselfish efforts to help their fellow man. MEDICAL CLUB L. Norton, Treas.; A. Ramos, V. Pres.; Mrs. Stewart, M. Enyart, Pres.; K. Tompkins, Sec.; C. Cook, Publicity Chairman. FIRST ROW: C. Cook. N. Frost, L. Citron, L. Gillard, D. Southwell, B. Byrne, L. Brim, R. Espinosa. SECOND ROW: D. Cosby, A. Ybarra, R. Rodriquez, L. Ryckmar, A. Ramos, K. Tomp¬ kins. THIRD ROW: L. Norton, D. Schenk, D. Shoemaker, B. Ruona, J. Solomon, C. Price, A. McCorkell, M. Acevedo, J. Jaimez, M. Macias, L. Esparza. The PhyBiSci—Physical Biological Sciences Club—was a most worthy organization, comparable to the Royal Society of England in the 1600 ' s. It was organized as an informal group of students interested in science— in talking with scientifical ly oriented men and women, in visiting PhyBi Scientifically founded institutions, in seeing educational films, slides and even demonstrations of actual equipment used in areas of en¬ deavor selected by the members. There were no membership requirements; the club was open to the inspiration of the moment of its members or the dogged determination of regular members devoted to the promotion of a scientific society. The club made trips to Wyle Laboratories, and to a computer organization in San Bernardino. Regular meeting activities included a series of from eight to ten Bell Science films. The group was assuredly an association of students sincerely interested in science. SCIENCE CLUB KNEELING: S. McDaniel, B. Harada, U- Hotienn, D. Mon- son, A. Black, E. Lowe, B. Neil. SECOND ROW: C. Harri¬ son, R. Samstag, E. Bunefe, P. Jackson, R. Jones, A. Stark, J. Heiting. President: R. Samstag Secretary: A. Black Sponsors: Mr. Reid and Mr. Towers FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sponsor Mr. Howley KNEELING: D. Moult, J. Lockwood, L. Spear. STANDING: F. Saunders, P. Renning, M. Stone, I. Gissler. One of the most active, profitable groups on the campus has always been the FFA. Again this year John Lockwood, president, and his group came away with a long list of awards and accomplish¬ ments. Mr. Lucas, club sponsor, states the clubs aims as, The development of agricultural leadership, co-operation and citizenship. The organization develops competent, rural and agricultural lead¬ ership. It encourages members to partake in worthy undertakings for the improvement of ag¬ riculture. FFA judging at the Los Angles County Fair, Indio Fair and Mt. Sac. Field Day, FFA State Conven¬ tion, sponsoring the campus Farmerettes and a campus sweetheart, and participating in the cam¬ pus Homecoming helped fill their year with ac¬ tivity. The FFA cabinet members ended this year with their annual awards banquet for their mem¬ bership. FARMERETTES: L. Norton, P. Cason, Mr. Lucus, J. Lampkin, D. Patterson, H. Hoverstad. FIRST ROW: T. Cardoza, J. Lockwood, D. Kellett, R. Ming, B. Hasel- ton, B. Frix, J. Peverley, W. Lamkin, J. Cox, S. Koontz. SECOND ROW: F. Saunders, C. Underwood, T. Greenough, R. Davis, L. Robert¬ son, P. Buckley, R. Harada, L. Presson, L. Shirer, T. Tetley, S. Kennard, L. Anderson, B. Parker, R. Young, R. Pittman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hawley, B. Stewart, C. Bartosh, R. Frey, R. Moreno, M. Zwart, I. Gisler, T. Dar- land, J. Lockwood, P. Rennie, Chapter Sweetheart; T. Pulliam, L. Spear, D. Mault, L. Hoffman, E. Holden, B. Schramrr), T. Patterson, S. Jobe, Mr. Lucas. FOURTH ROW: E. Davis, E. Williams, B. Squibb, K. Iseli, R. Carillow, M. Stone, J. Wallace, J. Klausing, C. Davidson, J. Mc¬ Daniel, T. Marvick, R. Benton, D. Seaton, J. Gunter, T. DeBos, G. Kelley, K. Cinccinati. KNEELING: S. Graves, M. Yamano, B. Doerr. TOP ROW: K. Hoffman, E. Pepin, N. Bowen, K. Shupp, S. Amaan. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization of students who are truly interested in teaching as a profession or for students who wish to find out whether or not they would like to become teachers. Mr. Mc- Narie helped the prospective pedagogues to learn and to achieve their desired goals within the club. One of the most rewarding opportun¬ ities of FTA, says Yvonne Doerr, President, is the actual student teaching experience we gain from working with grammar school chil¬ dren. Student teaching is classified as work experience, so members of the club were able to teach in local primary schools. Students in this program were entitled to recognition from the national FTA and the California Student Teacher ' s Association. 119 FRENCH CLUB The French Club is an organization of students who are sincerely interested in studying the French language and culture. President Susan Page and sponsor Mrs. Sklepowich were both enthusiastic promoters of the French spirit. In addition to seeing slides of the beautiful country of France, its members were invited to attend an authentic French Christmas Party in January (the date of the French Christmas), as well as participating in the International Banquet. FIRST ROW: K. Wallace, M. Hoffman, M. Bernal, C. Wadenius, K. Smith, S. Page, M. Ramerez. SECOND ROW: B. Schober, C. Scott, P. Snyder, N. Key, S. Hager, B. Wood, R. Temple, P. Mellor, K. Smith, C. Bean, S. Cervantes, C. Sharp, Mrs. Sklepowich. K. Smith, Vice-President; Mrs. Sklepowich, Sponsor, S. Page, President. FIRST ROW: K. Hopkins, C. Morris, S. Nichols, S. Maxwell, M. Lewis, K. Wagner, P. Costa. SECOND ROW: T. Monich, S. South- well, L. Hernadez, D. Diamond. Mr. Kremer, Jim Tomlin, and Ron Danieri, sponsor and club counsels, respectively, were the trio of direc¬ tors who spurred the Latin Club in its noteworthy activities. Formed to study the historical Roman background, the Latin Club was composed of Latin enthusiasts who added a worthwhile and fun activity to school life. Among the club ' s activities was a field trip to see the play Media, building a Roman- American float for Homecoming, and participating in the International Banquet. B. Doerr, Social Chairman; M. Yamano, Treasurer; D. Taylor, Secretary; R. Danieri, Consel. Not pictured: J. Tomlin, Consel. KNEELING: M. Ramirez, V. Higley, C. Ashwood, C. Scott, B. Rutherford, K. Arguelles, S. Graves, S. Wadenius, B. Monich, J. Terry. SECOND ROW: R. Cortes, J. Yamano, B. McElhany, C. Munoz, G. Blair, E. Hearn, A. Hardi¬ son, T. Monich, G. Sprague, J. Harris, N. Hicks, R. Ogston, R. Oysten, N. Pierce, C. Wadenius, P. Mellor, R. Tem¬ ple. The Spanish Club was sponsored by an unusually active and enthusiastic man, Mr. Aguillar. Part of this year ' s activities included a trip to Padua Hills-a Spanish res¬ taurant, playhouse, and art gallery-building a float for the Homecoming Parade, distributing Spanish flowers during the International Week at CHS, and partici¬ pating in the International Banquet. Veda Higley, as President, led the interest group who endeavor to learn more of Spanish life and culture. J. Yamano, Vice-President; V. Higley, President. 122 WELFARE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: M. Leonti, Mrs. Arnold, M. Greer. KNEELING: E. Leukemyer, Castillo. Mrs. Arnold ■■■■ M. McRae, S. This years activities began with last fall ' s Operation Cookies and Soap for the soldiers in Viet Nam. Cook¬ ies and bars of soap flooded the Homemqking room. With the aid of the Key Club and numerous pop corn machines the articles were packed for delivery in Viet Nam. This successful activity was characteristic of the many charitable activities taken on by Mrs. Arnold and her committee. The Christmas season found com¬ mittee members collecting food, toys and clothing for needy areas of the Corona Community, Other months they sponsored fund raising drives during orientation for such organizations as the March of Dimes, Red Cross, Heart Fund, and the Cancer Fund. 123 G. Troskey, A. Black, P. Baldwin, D. Kopp, P. Cox, T. Zimmermin, T. Westbrook, S. Evans, B. Monich. Late evening hours in Arlington, newsprint and ink became blood and flesh in the lives of an energy-filled KO-HI-NUR staff. Patti Cox and Gene Trosky served as editors publishing sixteen issues with four special eight page issues. The Panther journalists came home with the Press Enterprise sponsored RCC Sweepstakes trophy proclaiming KO-HI-NUR best in the county for the fourth year. At San Bernardino Valley College Mr. Tindall ' s staff placed fifth among all southern Cali¬ fornia schools. In addition to publishing twice monthly a fine school newspaper, the KO-HI-NUR staff printed the football programs and published a literary magazine. Panther Tales during spring quarter. Pat Baldwin, editor, produced a magazine of artistic achievement. Poetry, photography, short stories and student art combined to make up the campus ' first magazine of this type. Sponsor: Mr. Tindall During second semester Patti Cox and Tricia Westbrook, as editors, pub¬ lished twice monthly a page in the Daily Independent for Corona Teens, the US page. Meaty editorials and Monich humor and good layout gave the KO-HI-NUR something more to be proud of. KO-HI-NUR 124 CORONAL The Editorial Staff retreats to the bushes. A quiet, calm room Any spectator would guess that nothing was being done. .. Nothing. but names, and photos, and words, printed words, and headlines, and artwork, and why? to make a yearbook ... book of the year..this year. Ideas, hopes, a compaction of CHS: spirit, friendships, leisure moments, demands, rewards, exhaustion, challenges, anxiety, anticipation, eagerness, maturation, leadership, life. Yearbook staff awaits yearbook pictures on Trudy Raroha ' s last day. Dees pbl mad the bouk: Tembel, Gayla, Murlee, Joab, Bahbum, Tuder, Viggi, Dan ' l, Rojo., Sud- som. CORONAL STAFF: S. Duncan, R. Hernandez, T. Pullen, M. Stewart, G- Erick, J. Harada, V. Harter, B. Ruona, Mr. Baughman, sponsor. THESPIANS FIRST ROW: Mr. Neuman, R. Bur¬ gos,L. Gtron, J. Hall, P. Maguire, T. Cataldo, J. Orozco. SECOND ROW: B. Vaughn, S. Hager, B. Neuman, S. Burton, C. Dixon, P. Rennie, K. Lane, D. Southwell, D. Manion, L. Haydu, S. Keldrock, A. Beveran, T. McMillian. THIRD ROW: P. Wisbeck, T. Monich. Sponsor, Mr. Neuman; President, C. Van Geeloof; Treasurer, J. Orozco; Secretary, T. Monich. Not pictured: D. Gunnoe, V. President. Drama Club got off to a slow start this year, reorganizing during the first of second se¬ mester with Cora Van Geeloof leading the troops. With the production of the all¬ school play The Mouse That Roared the drama club membership had a busy semester of activity. Re-stretching flats and sizing canvas, mixing paint, hammering thumbs, finding props, and pulling curtain became mighty activities for hearty stage crews. Play try-outs ended in Imagine Me in a play and I made it and My talent.. .a promptor. Practice heard screams of horror and delight from sponsor-director, Mr. Neuman. Opening night and all jitters faded to success, and first nighters. 126 FIRST ROW: Mr. Halperin, S. Meier, D. Clark, K. McWilliams, J. Stal¬ lings, C. Stewart, L. Citron, L. Thatcher, P. Simpson, T. Westbrook, C. Buttner, C. Lunetta, M. Bernards, L. Pratt, M. Viken. SECOND ROW: S. Kandell, M. Becker, M. Ramirez, S. Collins, J. Wood, P. Tomer, J. Hawley, A. Lennox, T. Holmes, T. Bomar, D. Cosby, K. Tompkins, M. England, C. Norman. THIRD ROW: C. McClements, G. Winters, T. Wilcox, S. Barger, M. Maclsaacs, C.Cook, K. Parker, L. Tow, W. Walsh, C. Silva, D. Manion, L. Best, R. Newhouse. FOURTH ROW: G. Waffle, J. Fare, B. Miller, M. Enyart, T. Monich, M. Siegers, R. Smith, J. Veach, R. Temple, J. Skaggs, R. Burgos, G. Duke, E. Stanton, L. Broyles, G. Koening, J. Urquidez, L. Lester, D. Wood, J. Harris. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Under the direction and enthusiasm of Mr. Stuart Halperin the vocal music department found new spirit. This year Mr. Halperin, his first on campus, began the impressive A Cappella choir and the honored Madrigal Singers. These groups along with the Boys ' and Girls ' Glee put in many long hours of rehearsal and performance during the school year. 127 FIRST ROW: Mr. Halperin, M. Enyart, J. Veach, M. Siegers, T. Monich, T. Taylor, J. Harris, L. Lester, D. Wood. SECOND ROW: B. Miller, A. Van Beveran, K. Asburn, R. Burgos, H. Evaro, J. Fare, G. Waffle, J. Urquidez. THIRD ROW: R. Temple, J. Ames, E. Stanton, J. Skaggs, Koening, G. Duke, T. Balderas, L. Broyles. BOYS ' GLEE CLUB The new A Cappella choir with Margie Bernards and Tim Monich as accompanists gave an impressive performance at the December ' s Christmas concert. The choir followed the December concert with assemblies before community and school groups. In April the choir was selected to perform before the Southern California Music Association Choral festi¬ val in Burbank. The music department ' s Spring Concert, bac¬ calaureate, finished out a year of performance and excellence. The Madrigals, the vocal honor group on campus, is composed of the top voices from the A Cappella Choir. This group, specializing in music of the 16th and 17th centuries sang be¬ fore such groups as the Triple M Women ' s Club, Kiwanis Club, Peppermint Ridge Volunteers, Pantherette Fashion Show, and the Rotary Club. In addition the elegantly gowned, burgundy satin, and suited Madrigals sang at the Fontana California Music Association Festival and the campus spring music con¬ cert. The Madrigals have begun a tradition of fine perform¬ ance of late Renaissance and Baroque music that both the com¬ munity and campus have received with enthusiasm. The Glee Club activities were highlighted by the Boys ' Glee Club performance at the Los Angeles Festival of the Southern California Vocal Music Association. The Boys ' Glee sang at the A.F.S. assembly on campus, presenting songs from many nations. Both clubs gave fine performances at the Christmas and Spring campus Music Concerts. The hours that these young men and women put into their music were certainly worth while. At performances, one could hear remarks that make every Panther proud to know the Mr. Flalperin ' s groups belong to CHS. Choir Director: Mr. Stuart Halperin MADRIGAL SINGERS FIRST ROW: J. Lowe, M. Moclsaacs, S. Barger, D. Clark, K. McWilliams, P. Simpson, P. Gor¬ don, C. Lunetta, C. Silva, T. Bomar, M. Bernards, J. Staples. SECOND ROW: M. Halperin, M. Enyart, T. Monich, M. Siegers, T. Taylor, L. Broyles, E. Stanton, B. Smith, R. Temple. FIRST ROW: M. McRae, R. Biggers, S. Wadenius, G. Arredondo, D. Brooks. SECOND ROW: A. Cabon, P. Reisbeck, J. Jameson, J. Prichard, T. Owens. r 130 Listening to, keeping time with, or singing along with a band-a Panther Band-is an exciting experience. When you first sing On Corona at a football game, complete with shakeroos, or when you first hear the carols played at the Christmas Assembly or when you first hear, then see your band marching in a parade or when you first d a n c e to the music of the stage band-then you know that band music is for you-Panther Band Music, that is. Each of the four bands at C.H.S. have separate, but equally impressive activities. The Pep Band played Panther songs at nearly all football, and all home bas¬ ketball games. The eighty-member band played during half-time at home football games, along with its bright sign carriers, and newly formed drill team. BAND COUNCIL—SEATED: V. De Beal, Drum Major. F. Simons, Treasurer; J. Lynch, President; J. Lockwood, Vice-President; S. Pierce, Historian; R. Bane, Librarian. As well as hosting the Corona ' s Tenth Annual Band Jamboree, the MARCHING BAND participated in the Hawthorne Band Review, and the All-Western Band Review in Long Beach. The CHS CONCERT BAND started a new and enviable activity this year. In May, they went on a one day tour to three high schools to give a glimpse of the Panther music department and to present the Concert Band and the Stage Band. The Concert Band provided an enjoyable selection of carols at Christmas time. The STAGE BAND was a new addition to the CHS music depart¬ ment. It is a seventeen piece band designed to teach the stu¬ dents to play swing and popular music in the style of the ' big bands ' . They played at a dance sponsored by the High School Band Parents Association at the N.O.L.C. Club House. The band delighted Junior High Students with three assemblies at the respective schools. Our band ' s better than your band... 131 CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: P. Schneider, J. Lynch, F. Simons, M. Marquez, V. De Beal. SECOND ROW: B. Cole, R. Bane, B. Wadenius. THIRD ROW: S. Moore, R. Kantor, D. Slaughter, D. Wright, A. Casagrande, S. Edmundson, R. Olewine. FIRST ROW: B. Cooke, C. Ingram, K. Arguelles, P. Schwartz, D. Libby, T. Mason, B. Arvizu, T. Duke, R. Robles, A. Lisardo. SECOND ROW: F. Simons, J. Lynch, K. Van Der Linden, D. Crane, B. Cook, D. Monson, G. Jewell, S. Graves, F. Thomas, D. Watkins, V. De Beal, J. Arguelles, J. Ruiz, M. Marquez, G. Duke. THIRD ROW: R. Zubia, N. Ward, R. Rico, G. Nielson, D. Wright, M. Hutchinson, L. Ganske, G. Eckhardt, D. Slaughter, S. Pierce, A. Casa¬ grande, S. Klassert, D. Rathbone, R. Mendoza, M. Watts, B. Wadenius, K. Sailor, B. Cole, S. Borts. FOURTH ROW: R. Olewine, B. Cole, S. Moore, J. Slaughter, F. Watson, J. Lockwood, B. Stanley, G. Villal- pando, J. Wilkinson, M. Zwart, C. Underwood, J. Lockwood, R. Bane. 132 DANCE BAND TWIRLERS: V. Munar, K. Arguelles, R. Rosales. PEP BAND TWIRLERS 133 ADMINISTRATION LEARN ING-TEACHING AND FACULTY CORONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. William H.K. Herron, Mrs. Margaret T. Verity Mr. Glen W. Day, Mr. E. Spurgeon Rothrock Mr. CiprianoR. Hernandez President Vice President Clerk Mr. Monte L. Nutter, Assistant Superintendent, Business Services Dr. Austin M. Mason, Assistant Superintendent, Instructional Services Mr. George Capatanos, Assistant Superintendent, Director of Personnel SUPERINTENDENTS 136 Dr. JohnW. Stallings, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Roy Funderburk, Supervisor of IBM Services Mr. Paul Buckley, Director of Special Services Dr. Bruce F. Johnson, Psychologist DISTRICT OFFICE PERSONNEL Mr. James F . Shane, Psychometrist Mr. Richard Colbert, Mr. Robert M, Piester, ESEA Co-ordinator Supervisor of Maintenance, Transportation, and Operations Flelen Paul Ruth Potts- Helen Schmidt Miki Smith Ruby Davis Joy Berner Gladyce Nousianen Anne Arant Florence Miller, M.D. Ilene Tyler Gertrude Moore VICE-PRINCIPALS HIGH Mr. Earl Vaughn, M.A. Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Harold Becker, M.A. California State College, Long Beach Mr. Phillip J. Donohue, M.A. California State College San Diego PRINCIPAL COUNSELORS Mr. George Peabody, M .A . Columbia University, New York 138 Mrs. Geraldine Davidson, B.A. University of California, Santa Barbara Mrs. F.M. Doss, B.S. University of Kansas, Kansas Mr. Chet Nicholson, B.A. California State College, San Diego Mr. Stephen Skelpowich, B.A. University of Alberta, Canada OFFICE PERSONNEL DIRECTORS Mrs. Verna Stewart, B.S. School Nurse California State College, Long Beach NURSE Mrs. Branton, Attendance Clerk F. Hernandez, R. Rodriquez, L. Serrato, P. Edgemond, C. Roberts, J. Von Westeriyzen, E. Nel son, O. Leach, N. Simpson. Mr. Marion Stoneking, B.S. Director of Activities Western Illinois University, Illinois Mr. James Thompson, B.S. Director of Athletics Moorhead State College, Minnesota Miss Perez, Secretary Counseling Department B. Willouby, M. Lemon, H. Woddell, L. Parker, L. Richardson CUSTODIANS Mrs. Gordon, Secretary Mrs. Armentrout, Receptionist Mrs. Robbins, Attendance Clerk CAFETERIA Mrs. Sherman, Secretory Mrs. Geirch, Registrar Mr. Dan Blankenship, M.A. Northwestern State Teachers College, Oklahoma Mrs. Donna Danijelovich, M.A. University of Illinois, Illinois Mrs. Janet Kluxdal, B.S. Wisconsin State University, Wisconsin ENGLISH Mrs. Ada Ruth Mackey, A.B. Eastern Kentucky State College, Kentucky Mr. Duane Neumann, A.B. Pasadena College 140 Mr. Hubert Knilans, B.S. University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Mr. Richard Tindall, B.A. Central State College, Oklahoma Miss Marcia Wilson, B.A. Colorado State College, Colorado Miss Joan Tjourhorm, B.A. University of Colorado, Colorado LIBRARY Mrs. Melissa Klarr, B.A. Mrs. Ellen R. Flood Arizona State University, Arizona Library Clerk SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Chet Nicholson, B.A. Mr. James Shane, M.A. California State College San Diego California State College Long Beach 141 Mr. Douglas Mackey, M.A. Eastern Kentucky State College, Kentucky Department Head Mr. Theodore Alexander, B.A. Mr. John Rasmussen, B.A. Stanford University University of Iowa, Iowa Mr. Ronald Fritz, B.A. California State College Long Beach HISTORY 142 Mr. William Husson, B.S. Drake University, Iowa Stanford University Mr. John Rutan, M.A. Colorado State College, Colorado Mrs. Nina Cooper, M.Ed. Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Lucy Arnold, M.S. University California Los Angeles Department Head Mrs. Beatrice Sandy, B.S. Miss Nancy Vierra, B.A. California State Polytechnic California State College San Diego College 143 Mr. Jay Hemming, B.S. University of Utah, Utah Department Head Miss Arlene Fleischman, Mr. David Hopkins, B.S. B.S. Syrac use University, New York Eastern Michigan University, Michigan Mr. Cleon Diers, B.S. Dickinson State College North Dakota Mr. Richard Fitak, B.S. Illinois State University, Illinois Mr. Philip LaRoche, B.S. Massachusetts State College Fitchburg, Massachusetts Mr. David Reid, A.B. Mr. Ronald Safer, B.A. University of California Riverside University of California Riverside 144 COMPENSATORY Miss Judith Horan, M.A. Mr. Robert Zodra, B.A. Fairfield University, Connecticut California State College, Son Jose Mr. Ivan Smith, M.A. Drake University, Iowa Department Head Mrs. Nina Cooper, M. Ed. Norman State University, Oklahoma Mr. William McNarie, M.A. University of Arizona, Arizona Mr. Dan Baughman, B.S. Saint Cloud State College, Minnesota Department Head Mr. Stuart Halperin, M.A. Claremont Graduate School Mr. Roger Rickson, B.A. California State College, San Diego Department Head FINE ARTS Miss Nancy Vieira, B.A. California State College, San Diego Mr. Lyle Wilkerson, M.E. 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University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Department Head Mr. Bill Hart, B.A. Brigham Young University, Utah Mrs. Evelyn Sklepowich, M.A. University of Redlands Mr. Jack Oman, B.S. Stout University, Wisconsin Mr. Ronald Fritz, B.A. California State College Long Beach Mr. Ernest Lucas, B.S. California State College, Chico VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Miss Betty Murphy, B.S. University of Arizona, Arizona Mr. Reynaldo Aparcio, B.A. Miss Barbara Earl, B.S. Clairemonf Men ' s College Utah State University, Utah BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Fred Corden, B.S. University of Rhode Island Rhode Island Mr. Marion Storieking, B.S. Western Illinois University, |||inoi ACTIVITIES SENIORS 151 President Jonathan Vaughn Vice President Mike Enyart CLASS OF 1966 Secretary Darlene Southwell Treasurer Etta Leukemeyer Sponsors: Mr. Mackey Miss Vieira Mr. Rutan Vicki Abernothy Sandy Agios Janet Allen Mary Lou Andrews Gloria Anguiano Ramona Arellano Mary Argetsinger Lauretta Arredondo Russell Allen Bill Arvin Bill Ask in Phyllis Assink Mary Augusto Mino Avalos Virginia Avalos Dolores Avila Rita Avila ■MIMifl Janet Azevedo David Bacon Linda Baltierra Ann Barber Bill Barber Larry Barber Poul Barber Susan Barger CLASS OF 1966 Tim Benson Rick Benton Eneas Benute Gile Bergeron Miki Bernal David Berner Ken Berryman Linda Best Christine Bianco Larry Biederman Regina Biggers Sharon Blaylock Gene Boehm Beverly Bolton Joedey Booth 155 Kathy Borges Steve Borts CLASS OF 1966 Susan Bosteder Paul Bowen Bob Boytor Elena Bradac Ralph Brink Nancy Broerman Peter Buckley Sharon Burton Deri Busby Bob Bush low Stephanie Bushlow Donna Butterfield Lorraine Cardoza Patricio Carroll Cindy Buttner Gary Cash Alexis Caban Paula Cason Steve Cady Justine Caldwell Margaret Castanon Sue Castillo Joseph Chappell Charlotte Chavez Joyce Christion 157 Juanita Cisneros Linda Citron Albert Coffey Glen Collins Jeff Clark Wayne Clason Sherry Collins Sue Collins Bob Cloword Mike Coal son Chris Coltharp Sandra Colwell Nancy Confreres Charlotte Cook CLASS OF 1966 Hazel Cook Jim Cook Mike Cooper Cheryl Copeland Connie Copeland DiAnn Copeland George Copley Jim Crittenden Podgett Coventry Darlene Davis Richard Davis Allen Deatherage Mary Cuevas Gaylynn Culwell Al Daniels John Dash ie 11 Clyde Davidson Linda Davidson Vickie Delgadillo Jim Delgado 4 TT Christine Davis Sharon Dewees David Dixon Virginia Escarcega Nick Esparza Shelvia Duncon Suzanne Duncan Steve Dunham Dan Dunkle CLASS OF 1966 Steve Dunn Bill Emery Linda Gil lard Kathy Giurbino Augie Gonzales Lupe Gonzales 161 CLASS OF 1966 Linda Hill Linda Hobson Lorry Hoffman Eben Holden Jim Honeter Allen Horishney UI la Hotinen Jean Hubble Jane Huffman George Huston Cheryl Ingram CLASS OF 1966 Cheryle Janca Larry Janca Augie Jansma Tom Kearns Sandra Kennedy Tom Kern Nancy Key Larry Kincheloe Larry King Donna Kirkpatrick Sandy Kirkpatrick Bruce Kissack Kathy Koch Dan Kooiman Gaylene Landers Alan Last Diane Leal Tom Leary Adelaide Lennox Rosalie Leon Mary Ann Leonti CLASS OF 1966 Ruth Leonti Pat Lescault Pam Little Francis Lloyd John Lockwood Tony Lomeli Linda Long Ed Lowe Ann Luginbill Donna Lotito Etta Lukemeyer Charles Lyle Larry Lowder Roger McCullough Jeannette McDaniel Dolores Morez 168 CLASS OF 1966 Michelle Mathey Dove Mejia Margaret Me I lor George Mendoza Charbene Meyers Jill Mickelberry Renonn Newhouse Paulette Nygren Randy Nicholson Ron Olewine Sue Norwood Kathy Ortiz Jim Nousianen Richard Podilla Daniel Nunez Don Paine Jesse Nunez Bill Parshall Wendy Pederson Thomas Peery Eddie Pena Ellen Pepin 171 Craig Peppers John Perez Dorothy Perkins Susan Phillips Bill Pierce Nadine Pierce Jim Pixley Steve Porter Suzanne Potts Leslie Pratt CLASS OF 1966 Sherrie Prell Larry Preston Linda Preston Donna Prost Sandi Proud Tim Pullen Ron Purdie Luis Quevedo Lorry Quin ley Melba Rameriz Alicia Ramos Linda Randazzo Marvin Rondel Mary Ann Romirez Steve Raney Carol Ranney Trudy Raroha Kathy Ratzlaff Linda Reed Charlotte Record CLASS OF 1966 Sondi Rice Andrew Rico Sandy Rico Sharon Riley m • z i Yvonne Rios Susan Ritter Arlene Robbins Melvin Rochelle Janet Rodick Jackie Roe 174 Mike Rohner Ernie Ro|o Rita Rosales George Ruiz Dan Schalliol Wendy Schock Lynn Schroeder Brodley Schultz Bruce Schumacher Marcia Scouten Linda Seabolt Don Seaton Sandy Selby Edward Settje Robert Shelton CLASS OF 1966 Darryl Shepard Karen Shupp Malinda Simmons Gary Simpson Pam Simpson Claude Sindar Phyllis Slate Mark Siegers Sue Sleigh William Slininger Carol Smith Helen Smith Richard Smith Jack Sneathen Pam Spenser Pam Sprague Kathy Spurbeck Jackie Squire r , Darlene Southwell Elayne Souza Harold Steele Alex Stefan Barbara Stroud Polly Stuenkel Joan Stephens Janice Stewart Lorry Stewart Lyn Stewart Sharon Trnka Mary Tronti Linda Waltz Bob Warren Neil Ward Jan is Wattenbarger Jill Weblemoe David We I ton Tim Wiley Pom Wisdom Kathy Wise Jim Wilkinson „ Dewey Williams Ralph Williams Philip Wissbeck Susan Wood Irma Woodruff Trade Woolfe Bill Worrell Richard Wortman Larry Zimmerman Charles Zuspan Pat Wilson Dennis Wright Yoshiko Yamonda Stella Ybarra George Zimmerman SCPUOMOPEQ 182 UNDERCLASSMEN u Treasu rer: Susan Nichols 184 EDDIE HEARN LEADS JUNIORS BACK TO SCHOOL TO SAY HELLO TO OLD FRIENDS Sponsors: Mrs. Mackey Mr. Perk ins Martha Acevedo Wayne Acton Ruben Aguirre Elsa Alorcon Marl: Alexander John Alkorso Karen Allen Bill Alwardt Oiane Amatisto Larry Anderson Richard Arellano Beckye A end Carole Ashwood Amodo Avendono Arlan Averyt Louie Avila Aleto Boer Tony Balderas Patricia Baldwin Linda Baltierro Randy Bone Dick Barcus Russell Barnes Sondy Barnett Ken Barrett Susan Barrett David Barron John Bortsch Jorgo Boss Ruth Batchelder Tom Bazer Connie Bean Richard Becerra Robert Becker Harold Bell Norma Bell Rodger Bell Kathleen Bensen Bryan Benson Voughn Berai_.lt Margaret Bernards Eddie Best Betty Bionco Joyce Bilbrey Glenda Billmon Jim Biro Christine Bishop Tina Bixler Anna Block Jan Black John Block Dennis Blair Louis Blanco Kathy Blonkenship Dee Blanton Thelma Bomor Michele Bonnell Patricio Breunig Carol Bridenstine Darlene Brooks 185 r ft X ' 1 M tvJ ft Jfr. 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' V - J f- ,t ti Keith Huston Mike Hutchinson Alvin Hogue Mary Hoffman Joel Hodge Joe Ingalls Linda Ingram Sondy Irish Kurt Iseli Sylvia Jacgues Roy Jackson Mike Jackson Bill James Robert James Molly Joimez Barbara Jarmon Pamela Johns Rochelle Johnson Linda Johnson Juanita Johnson Roy Jones Kenny Jones Deborah Jones Larry Jones Raul Jordan Tony Jurodo Mike O ' Connell Xzan Ogle Michael Ogness Barbara Olson Thomos Olson Timothy O ' Neil Jim Osborn Louie Ordaz John Orozco Larry Orris Victor Ortiz Theresa Owens Jim Oxford Randy Oyston Susan Page David Polocios Tony Palacios Judi Parker Pam Porker William Parker Charlie Porsons JUNIORS f) 0 ft ft ft 4k V . . .4 t r n ft A ft ft ft Annelle Paschal Luona Patten Pennie Patterson Diane Potterson Dee Pearson Alan Peck Chris Peppers Stella Peralta Stan Perea Raymond Perez Ruben Perez Pam Pickens Rodger Pierce John Peverly Stephen Pierce Donna Pinkerton Gloria Plonta Toni Pacaro Ronnie Porsley Daniel Prentice Carol Price John Proffitt Russell Puls Gwen Quick Lindo Rachel I Richard Rachel I Dan Ramsay Lois Rariek Gloria Jean Rosso Robert Ratashak Charles Ranson Bob Raymond HONOR Ted Reogon Dove Reed Janice Reed Par Rennie Tom Rettke Mo tec Reynoso Mike Reynolds Phil Rhode-. Bill Rice Rudy Rico Jeonnie Riley Morie Rios Virginia Riot Janet Roberts Gary Robertton Larry Robertson Denice Robinson Angie Robles Rote Marie Rodriguez Fred Rodriguez Margaret Rogers Gayle Rogers Roy Rookey David Romero Frankie Rosen Jim R ose ft- Sidney Roukema Koren Rounsaville Diana Rutherford Toby Ryon De Ann Stanley Eddie Sfonton Linda Ryckman Andy Rzod Helen Sodar Elizabeth Sailer Mario Solgodo Karl Sailor Mary Sancbez Felix Santos George Santos Patricio Soucedo Floyd Saunders Paulo Schneider Diane Schenk Chris Schick Borbara Schober Koren Schroeder Pete Schwartz Carole Scott Alice Seay Robert Seats Don Seewoster Lee Sell Cheryl Semendinger Linda Settje Debbie Sheehy Connie Shelton Mike Shephord Roger Shepherd SENIORS WITH 4 a m n r ? -j Tom Shreffler Fred Simons Christine Sherwood Steve Shoemaker Bill Slate u ii CXjone Slaughter Rita Slininger Cathy Smith Danny Smith Edwin Smith w, t C) p n ’ v ' ft JR-SR PROM 191 A t R ft o 2 n ft -—- f o y f l n u • « A A ' Si p V i M o V j n , r  • t a ft Av 1 er c .4 StA o V $ ft f-.j n pi c si ft Aik 3 ft V i V - p • a Of? k V 1 n a n it a J? 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Jon Smith Linda Smith Marilyn Smith Pom Snow Laura Snyder Horv Snyder Joyce Solomon Peggy Sorrell Drew Sowell Comeron Spear Eddie Spencer Roylcen Spence Bill Squibb Jill Staples Jim Steele John Stenger Ken Sterling Glodys Stevens Bob Stewart Marion Stewart Timonthy Stewart Borbara Stiemso James Story Valerie Strader Sondi Swing Ado Swinney Don Talley Drenno Talley Dole Topio Thomas Taylor Richard Temple Paul Terrio Faye Thomas Glinda Thomas Margaief Tobin Bob Tobola Sheryl Todd Beth Tolton James Tomlin Linda Torbett Anne Toussaint Tim Towns Poti Trainer Charles Trebbien John Tronti Gene Troskey Brent Trueblood Chuck Underwood Jim Unlond Teri Urquidez Robert Valdez Tino Vargas Janet Von Antwerp Toni Vonderberg TOP TEN JUNIOR SCHOLARETTES 192 Bruce Vender Weer Betsy Von Pelt Morie Vego Rito Vermeer Saroh Vestesen Elizabeth Villo Gut Villalpando Pat Von Bodinski Bruce Woden ius Sue Woden ius Kothy Wagner Ted Walters Albert Worren Bill Wotling Floyd Wotson Richard Wotson Michelle Watts Lorry Way Beverly Week Kenneth Welton Gory Wessell Tricia Westbrook Guy Whitney Teri Wilcox James Wiles Jerry Wilkinson Earnest Williams Steve Wingo Lorry Wittmon Wirtkie Wolfe Anthony Wood Becky Wood Betty Wood Roy Wood Richard Woodard Jeon Yamano Teno Zimmerman Judy Zoller Dovid Zongker Roul Zubio CARRY DAISY CHAIN AT GRADUATION 193 SOPHOMORES President Alan Casagrande Vice-President Becky Smith Secretary Tim Monich (not pictured) JOIN CAMPUS Sponsors Mr. Zadra Miss Horan Treasurer Barbara Grimes Jim Abrams David Albers Mike Aguirre Judy Albertson Shirley Alexander Richard Allen Carlos Alvarez Victor Alvarez Jo Anne Amatisto Shirley Amon More Angeloni Sherry Anderson Ginger Appel be Rick Arend George Arellano Joe Argue lies Kathy Arguelles Elizabeth Armstrong Luella Arthur Jerry Art low Barbara Aruizu Gloria Baies David Bailey Linda Bailey Sue Bailey John Baker Tom Baldwin WITH THE LARGEST CLASS Nancy Bowen David Boyd Dora Boyd Ed Boyd Jim Boyd Dave Bradley Mike Bradley Susan Bradley Roy Braselton Harold Brewer Paul Brody Richard Broersma Susan Broersma Barbara Brown Lynne Brown Bob Brunson Ginger Bryant Linda Bucey Gory Burgett Ralph Burgos Nina Borrola Robert Bushong Marsha Buttner Wanda Buttner Toroma Byrd John Cairns Patty Cairns 4NJ K A. i Vi Loren Christian Ken Cicciantl Kerry Clark Larry Clark Randy Clark Terry Classom SOPHS ELECT ALAN Glenda Crabtree Linda Crabtree Dale Cramer David Crone Ginger Crebs Ruben Cruz Renie Currier Linda Curtis Estelle Dahl Elizabeth Daniels Bob Danieri Don Darrin Diann Davis Priscilla Davis Robert Davis Sherry Davis Vickie Davis Sharon Deatherage Janice Deems Bernice Delgado Bill DeLong Gary Dewees Anmando Diaz Ernest Diaz Jose Diaz Corolyn Dixon Delbert Dobbins Rebecco Doerr Dan Collicott Mike Cameron Sandy Cameron Jandi Campbell Floyd Carlson Judy Carpenter Sandy Carrillo Ana Carrio Charlene Carter Charlotte Carter AI on Casagrande Linda Case Diana Castillo Toni Cataldo Daniel Cervantes Lorry Cervantes Lydia Cervantes Salvador Cervantes Rodney Chadbourne Felix Chaez Joseph Chaney Peggy Chase Gale Chatham Vicki Chaussee Fred Childs Carmen Chappell Bill Christian Edward Cobb Bill Cole Sheila Cole Becky Cook Robert Cooke Gene Cooper Gerald Cooper Marilyn Cooper Debby Coplen Linda Corber Frank Corona Glen Corona David Correia Moses Cortez Rosie Cortez Pamela Costa Lupe Cota Jack Cox CASAGRANDE Melonie Dohn Vickie Doolittle Jon ice IX cy Connie Dudkowski Tim Duke Morty Dunn Pam Dunn Chorles fcbner John Eckkardt Ston Edmonton Ethel Egbert Rote Eliot Donna Elliott Jan it Emerton Nancy Emmerton Gory Erickton Eva Etcota Andy Esparza Margoret Esporza Robert Esparza Hector Etquer Steve Etquiuel Margie Evans Henry Evaro Sandy Evergllnewmon Clerk Eyer David Ezell Jerry Fore Mickey Fous Cynthia Fauttino Marc Feldtchoer Lydia Felipe Ralph Ferguson Pomelo Fiddoment Trudy Fiori Rod Fitzgerald Anno Floret Louis Floret Martha Floret David Foley Audrey Foremen Warren Fox Donald Francis AS PRESIDENT FOR 1965-66 Phyllis Francis Ronald Francis Robert Freeman Sam Freeman Richard Frias Brodford Frix George Gollo Angie Gamez Chris Ganahl Jim Ganahl Elmer Gann Lorin Gantke Frank Garcia Josefin a Garcia Paul Garcia Jayne Garrett Michael Garrett Ricky Garrett Roger Gates Sherry Geittler Lance Gemmill Diane George Richord Gerstmar Rosa Gomez Frances Gonzales Jack Good son Barbara Grimes Thomot Grimes 197 SOPHOMORE GIRLS .« — HX . . « ■ 4 John Hohom Dennis Holm Terry Holmes Janet Homan Sharon Hoop Pomelo Hopkins Bill Hosta Debbie Howell Jerry Hribor Lisa Hubbard Jeonene Hulsey Thomas Huntley Woyne Huston Dennis Inscore Mike Irish David Jackson Peggy James Janice Jameson Williom Jamieson Rosemary Jansma Eulo Jenkins Mariyn Jennings Christy Jensen Chris Jesteshen Goye Jewell Steve Jobe Daryl Johnson Jerry Johnson Kathleen Johnson Lee Johnson Lester Johnson Phillip Grizzle Vicki Grover Steve Gryniuk Dawne Gunnoe Debbie ' Gunter Ricky Guy Margarita Guzman Chuck Guenther Beverly Hogon Jonis Hal I Jane Hamersma Debbie Hamilton Ann Hordison Pete Harmon Robert Harris Cathy Harrison Pom Horrison Sherry Hart Brod Hose I ton Linda Hoyou Gloria Heath Ken Heil Kathryn Hemming Barbara Hendrickson Ronald Henne Ralph Heredia Deborah Herman Edward Hernandez Faustino Hernandez Mike Herzog Richard Hewett Gerald Hicks Rita Hill Steve Hinton Mike Hintz Kathleen Hoffman ARE Barbara Jones Carolyn Jones Connie Jones Tom Jones Georgia Kabana Carrolyn Koseroff David Kellett Dove Kershaw Shirley Ketterling 198 Judy Key Sherrie Kilgore Leonne King Dovid Kinkade John Klausing Dionne Kline Ronald Knight Vicki Knorr Diane Koehn Gordon Koenig Steve Koontz Michael Kreiser Walter Kuppens Mary Lagos Rosie Laguna Charlotte Lamb Pamela Lamb James Lomoreux Kathleen Lane Danny Lara George Lara Kristine Larson Susan Lasker Greg Leake Steve Leary Jim Leatherby Judy Leatherby IWELCOMED BY Bobby Luna Mike Luna James Luttrell Terry McAllister Sherry McCann Dan McClain Eddie McClellan Arthur McCollum Dennis McCorkell Kathy McCown Stephen McDaniel Barbara McElbany Pattie McGuire Terry McMillen Randy McPhee Frances Madonna John Makin Richard Malcolm Lilia Maldonado Patsy Mallicoat Denise Man ion Elizabeth Mankins Brod Markowitz Zan Marlatt Fortino Marquez Mike Marquez Araceli Martinez 0 r p © Lee Ledford Marcia Lemus Dotty Lenge Glen Lentz Luke Lester Debbie Lewis Morcie Lewis Eddie Lincoln David Little William Litz Jimmy Lockwood Ervin Loftis Richard Long Jesse Longomore Albert Lopez Antonia Lopez Mary Lou Lopez Mickie Love Shirley Lovette Steve Lozano Jeon Luginbill - Mi fe m MM: ® n ° ' ■ ' ii Am THEIR BIG SISTERS? Carmen Martinez Melvin Martinez Sal Martinez Terry Mason Newmon Master son Lynn Mottice CKorles Moult David Mourer Shirley Maxwell Michelle Mead Johnny Medina Sherry Meier Kenneth Meissner Mike Mejia Ariane Meyers Shirley Miguel Anthony Mikalus Greg Mikkelsen Christine Millard Bradford Miller Steve Miller Denise Milne Dione Milne Roger Ming Bob Moely Tim Monich Deborah Mon son John Munoz Ruby Munoz Jesslyn Munz Felix Murillo George Murray Deidre Nash Lillian Nash Jesus Navas Mymo Navas SOPHOMORES ' PRESIDENT FIGHTS TRIKE PEDALS Cheryl Normon Carol Norris Scotty Norris Fronk Nosik Chris Novak Karen Nugent Pat Nugent Behionn Nunley Gary Odegard Judy Ogle Carolyn Olinger Willi Olsen Koren Olson Steve Ornelos Rick Oxford Edward Podillo Dwight Poge Lesley Palmer Phyllis Ponoffoni Jim Poquin Karen Parker Vo I Porker Pat Paterson Ted Patterson Ernie Pearson Roberta Penicks Jim Perkins Berta Peterson Greg Pettit Goil Phillips Doug Pfister Virgil Pontes Barbara Pratt Larry Preston Sandro Price Jane Prichar d Ruth Prielipp Gloria Prieto John Prieto Jacque Prost Ricky Putrzewski Phil Quockenbush Rovolie Quevedo John Rom bo Ramona Ramirez James Ramsey Paul Ranc Downy Randall Joanna Randel Don Roth bone Teresa Rather Robert Row son Margie Raya Patricia Reed Chris Reisbeck Judy Retzer Benoy Rey Yulondc Reyes Evelyn Reynoso Bill Rhodes Celeste Rice David Rice Bob Rios Connie Rios Rodney Ritchinson Gilbert Rivera Mark Roach Sherry Robbins Georganne Robinson Jerry Robinson Mike Robinson FOR THIRD PLACE IN TRICYCLE RACE Reynaldo Robles Sharon Rodick Charles Rodriquez John Rodriquez Leon Rodriquez Marino Rodriquez Carl Rogers Florence Rollemo Karen Rose Potricio Rountavillc Diane Ruiz Gloria Ruiz Jesse Ruiz Santos Ruiz Gregory Russel I Bryant Rutherford Linda Ryals Carmen Soinz Alex Saldivar Eddie Salgodo Chris Salthouse 201 ' - II aBMfe a n y f: n k k o £ p ® ke -j r v ' T a a i 4 . i-i ith P P a r X a m 1 T J t 4 r  , ' n A a  r ■ _ « Danny Salyer Carolyn Sandlin Lydia Saragoza David Sore Steve Screen Fred Schenberg Michael Schiller Bryan Schramm Pool Seals Daniel Serrolo Loo is Serrolo Dexler Shepard Jock Shermon Leuis Shirer Bob Shockley Dione Shoemaker Kalhy Shroder Shirline Shults Kristine Shopp Cecilia Silvio Roger Simmons Jim Skoggs Gerald Slaughter Becky Smith Danny Smith Kris Smith Bob Snelgrooes Charles Snoke Mike Snow Bradley Sommer Steve Southwell Frank Sparkman Shannon Spear SOPHOMORES Robert Spence Gordon Spray Larry Squires Julie Stollings Mary Stanka Carol Stanton Grody Stark Sherry Stebbing Geza Stefan Bill Stewart Colleen Stewart Greg Stewart Tony Stone Gail Strohl Sandro Strong Jomes Stroud Bruce Stucker Connie Sullivan Karen Sullivan Bill Swails Andrew Tanner Debbie Taylor Patricia Taylor Cynthia Terrell Joe Terry Tom Tetley Loretta Thatcher Lorry Thayer JL Terry Thomas FOR SENIOR BACCALAUREATE $ A Ken Thompson Denise Tiemeyer Richard Tindoloh Poula Tolton Chryl Toman Borboro Toste Lee Ann Tow Jomes Towns Keith Tramontano 202 Jeon Trebbien Joe Trejo Cecilia Tronti Janet Troskey Julie Trueblood Thomas True I son Kothleen Tubbs Sharon Tucky Steve Underwood Kothie Urch Guillermo Uribe John Uribe Manuel Urquidez Frank Valdez Manuel Valles Adriaon Van Beveren Coro Vangeloof Bill Voughn Roberto Vaughn Esther Vazquez Cheryl Viera Marilyn Viken Esther Villa Mercedes Vivonco Rick Wade Kathy Waetje Gary Waffle MAKE PLANS Nancy Walters Roberta Walters Darleno Watkins Jim Weiss Walter Welton Michael West Jerry Whitoker Jim White Larry White Peggy White Marie Whitlow Steve Wiegond Leroy Wiggins Gary Wilburn Steve Wilkinson Barbara Williams John Williams Phyllis Williams Steve Williams Tonny Williams Don Winkler Ken Winters Vickie Wise Darlene Wolf Donald Wood Janice Wood Edword Woods Jim Woods Roy Woodward Jack Worrell Marlene Wright Martha Yomano ft t : CEREMONY Donna Yard ley Larry Yokley Rodney Young Roberta Zehner Gigi Zekar Ralph Zuniga Mark Zuspan Martin Zwart Astronaut Wally Schirro has contained politics, foreig many new revelafic n relations, a relations have been both strained and nened. A closer relationship with Europe tn established in contract with the strains on foreign relation in the Far East. As a f the CommunistrexDansion in North Viet e United States h4Fx ccupied South Viet an attempt to both influence and protect I- Namese againsticAm nunism in favor of Pope Paul VI visits the United States in 1965 In an effort to appeol to all people for peace and in scien It has been argued that this is the only moral action, to fight on behalf of South Viet Na versus the appeal that young American men a dying in this seemingly fruitless attempt to save the world from communism. Only time can test the validity of the United States action and perhaps justify or find fault with our foreign policy. The world of science has expanded by leaps and bounds - especially in the field of space. One impressive event fur¬ thered the knowledge important in the future plans to reach the moon. Gemini VII space-craft with Frank Borman and James Lovell aboard completed suc¬ cessfully a rendezvous with Gemini VI which was flown by Wally Schirra. Pic¬ tures of this historic event were shot with a Hasselblad 70 mm camera on color |80 mm lens. The two ships a few feet of each other and flew in a nose-to-nose formation at an altitude of 1 85 miles attached by an umbilical cord. 3 H msmst 4 Astronauts James Lovell and Frank Bormon prepare for their 14-day space voyage. Trends and modes have also changed with the outlook of the U. S. citizen today. Americans have been besieged with new musical trends led by some of the foremost authorities in popu¬ lar music - teenagers themselves. Popular singers have included - Barbra Streisand, the Beatles, the Stones, popular duos of Peter and Gordon, Chad and Jeremy, also the Mamas and the Pa¬ pas, Bob Dillan, the Birds, the Turtles, and the Outsiders. 210 Shops are plundered during the Watts Riots, taking place during the summer of 1965. K! Sir Winston Churchill, one of the greatest of Great Britains ' Prime ministers dies in 1965. a These singers hav sounds in music bu sible for a new look lengths and skirt lengths have in part Ij en in¬ fluenced by these popular idols. But teenagers in general should be given credit for influencing these changes. ZOOOOOOOOOOOM! Is it an oversized roller skate? A swollen lady bug? No! It ' s a Volkswagen . . . have joined a Burgundy Ford Station Wagon ( ' 56) Triumphs and MG ' s, ' 57 Chevys and many others in the student and faculty parking lots. This year marked an exciting new trend of fashions. Compared with the fash¬ ions of twenty years ago there is an extremely noticeable difference. Ankle-length do-nut skirts have made way for short hip hugger skirts. Bobbie socks and saddle-shoes left tracks for Capezio boots and patterned socks and nylons. Bell bottoms in multi¬ colored flower prints became the mode. Paisley ties came back, along with wing tips, and shaggy jackets. New on the scene for girls, as well as boys, swim wear was bermuda length Jams in shocking colors. Twenty years ago permanent was the rage. Considering the casual look of today, the hair-dos are equally as casual. Everywhere, girls are adorned with long, straight tresses, or the short boyish bob look. CONTRIBUTORS The following have made a contribution toward the publication of our yearbook: A-l Transmission 216 East Sixth Corona, California 737-9411 Corona Hobby Shop 108 West Seventh 737-6423 1690 West Sixth 735 -2260 Corona, California The Big Apple Stores, Inc. 1655 West Sixth Corona, California 735-3550 C.W. Harris Son 605 South Main Corona, California 737-4423 Circle City Florist 120 West Sixth Corona, California 737-4302 Emerson’s Men’s Store 521 South Main Corona, California 737-5751 Corona Bowl 1406 West Sixth Corona, California 737-7222 England’s Jewelers 610 South Main Corona, California 737-4545 Corona Camera Shop 701 South Main Corona, California 737-7654 Frank Shell Service Sixth and Howard Corona, California 737-5273 Corona Rexall Drug 602 South Main Corona, California 737-3212 Froseth Real Estate 1066 West Sixth Corona, California 737-4065 Corona Electronic’s 115 East Fifth Corona, California 735-2769 Gill’s Richfield 611 West Sixth Corona, California 737-1954 Corona Hardware 118-120 East Sixth Corona, California 737-6114 Harry Cole Buick Co. 212 West Sixth Corona, California 737-2552 • Cortez Jewelers 706 Main Corona, California 737-8477 Henson’s Shoe Store 618 South Main Corona, California 737-0896 216 We would like to thank Mr. Ramos for his contribution to this 1965-66 Coronal. Hobart Press 321 West Sixth Corona, California 737-5360 Rogers-Rush Glass Co. 319 West Sixth Corona, California 737-0454 Jeffs Auto Glass 413 North Main Corona, California 737-1974 Don Rule Co. 1535 West Sixth Corona, California 735-2000 Keller’s Home Furnishings 112 East Sixth Corona, California 737-4077 Saver’s Drug 611 Main Corona, California 737-4460 Maua Ice Cream Co. nil West Sixth Corona, California 737-1842 Schwartz Furniture 117 West Sixth Corona, California 737-3264 Moffatt Motors, Inc. 1451 Frontage Road Corona, California 735-1611 Shrader’s Pharmacy 421 Main Corona, California 737-5562 Pet Palace 1590 West Sixth Corona, California 737-8230 Sparkle Clean Car Wash 701 West Sixth Corona, California 737-0550 Ramona’s Cafe 417 South Main Corona, California Tetley Nurseries 844 West Sixth Corona, California 737-16000 Riche’s Laundry 519 Main Corona, California 737-6871 Wilson Pontiac Smith Frontage Road Corona, California Robinson Benedict Stationers 939 West Sixth Corona, California 737-6871 Vasel’s Main at Seventh Corona, California 737-4346 217 INDEX SENIORS Abernathy, Vicki 153 Agins, Sandy 153 Allen, Janet 153 Allen, Russel 153 Anderson, Carol 153 Andrews, Brian 115,163 Andrews, Mary 153 Anguiano, Gloria 153 Arellano, Ramona 153 Argetsinger,Mary 107,1 12, 153 Arredondo, Lauretta 130,153 Arvin, William 153 Askin, Bi 11 153 Assink, Phyllis 153 Augusta, Mary 153 Avalos, Virginia 153 Avila,Dolores 61,153 Avila, Rita 153 Azevedo,Janet 81,107,154 Bacon, David 154,95 Baltierra, Linda 154 Barber,Ann 154 Barber, Larry 154 Barber,Paul 85,154 Barber, William 154 Barger, Susan 107,112,154,129 Barile,Ronald 78, 154 Bartosch, Craig 118,154 Bash, Steve 154 Bazer, Patty 154 Becker, Mary 154 Benson, Tim 76,154, 98 Benton, Rick 118,154 Benute, Eneas 78, 108,117 Bergeron, Gile 155 Bernal,Miki 44,48,81,107,120, 155 Bermer, David 155,89 Berryman, Kenneth 155 Best, Linda 155 Bianco, Christina 155 Biederman, Larry 155 Biggers, Regina 107,115,30,155 Blaylock, Sharon 155 Boehm, Charles 155 Bolton, Beverly 155 Booth, Joedey 155 Borges, Katherine 156 Borts,Stephen 132,156 Bosteder, Susan 156 Bowen,Paul 82,156 Boytor, Robert 156 Bracamonte, Linda 156 Bradac, Elena 156 Brink, Ralph 79,156 Broerman, Nancy 156 Brown, Claudine 156 Bryant, Glenna 156 Buckley, Peter 156,118 Burton, Sharon 156,126 Busby, Deri 156 Bushlow, Robert 156 Bushlow, Stephanie 157 Butterfield, Donna 16,44,49, 81,157,62 Buttner, Cynthia 112,157,127 Caban, Alexis 130,157 Cady, Steven 106,157 Caldwell, Justine 157 Cardoza, Lorraine 157 Carroll, Patricia 157 Cash, Gary 157 Cason, Paula 118,157 Castillo, Susan 123,157 Castanon, Margaret 157 Chappell, Joseph 157 Chavez, Charlotte 157 Christian, Joyce 157 Cisneros, Juanita 158 Citron,Linda 158,126 Clark, Jeff 36,79,84,158,89,90 Clason, Wayne 158 CI oward, Robert 158 Coalson,Michoel 158 Coffey, Albert 158 Colli ns, Glen 158 Collins, Sherry 105,110,158 Collins, Sue 158,127 Coltharp, Christine 158 Colwell, Sandra 158 Contreras, Nancy 158 Cook, Charlotte 158 Cook, Hazel 158 Cooke, James 83,84, 158,89 Cooper, Mike 158 Copeland, Cheryl 15C Copeland, Connie 158 Copeland, Di Ann 159 Copley, George 159,95 Coventry, Padgett 159 Crittenden, Jim 159 Cuevas, Mary 159 Culwell, Gaylynn 159 Daniels, Al 159 Dashiell, John 36,40,83,159,98 Davidson, Clyde 118,159 Davidson, Linda 159 Davis, Darlene 159 Davis, Ellery 118 Davis, Christine 159 Davis, Richard 118,159 Deatherage, Allen 159 Delgadi No, Victoria 159 Delgado, Jimmy 159 Dewees, Sharon 160 Dixon, David 160 Doerr, Yvonne 160 Downs, Lonnie 160 Duncan, Shel via 160 Duncan,Suzanne 160 Dunham, Steve 160 Dunkle, Dan 160 Dunn,Steve 160 Emery, Susan 160 Emery, William 114,160 Enyart,Michael 76,152,160,129, 95,91 Escarcega, Virginia 52, 160 Esparza, Nick 160 Espinoza, Marie 161 Evans, Thomas 161 Evich, Cheryl 161 Felipe,Rudy 76,88,161 Fernandez, Mike 161 Figurski, Randall 115 Fiori, Kathy 161 Frost, Nancy 161 Galamba,Mary 161 Garcia, Robert 161,92 Gassman, Doreen 161 Geissler, Gerald 161 Gilfry, Randal I 161 Gillard, Linda 161 Giurbino, Kathy 161 Gonzales, Augusto 161 Gonzales, Lupe 161 Gower, Patricia 162 Graves, Sharon 44,49,60,81,107, 119,122,132,162 Greathouse, Jack 76,162,89 Greenough, Bonnie 162 Greer,Mary 123, 162 Grob,Steven 162 Gunter, Jerry 79, 118, 162 Hagan, Dan 58,84, 162, 98 Hagensieker, Donald 162 Halks, Larry 162 Harada, JoAnn 162 Harada,Roy 118,162 Harris, Helen 162 Harris, Trester 105,106,108,115, 162 Harter, Victoria 108,163 Hayes, Shirley 110,115,162 Haselton, Unice 163 Helman, Delores 163 Hemming, Jerry 163,95 Hendrickson, Will iam 163 Herman, Beverly 163 Hernandez, Efren 163 Hernandez, Estella 163 Hernandez, Rosalie 163 Herrera, Jesse 163 Hesse, Cheryl 119,163 Hicks, Nancy 102,122,163 Higley, Veda 107,108,112,122,163 Hill, Lynda 163 Hoffman, Larry 118,163 Hobson, Linda 163 Holden,Eben 118,164,99,95 Honeter, Jim 164 Horishney, Allan 164 H otinen,Ulla 63,108,117,164 Hubble, Jean 164 Huffman, Jan 103,105,107,108,164 Huston, George 164 Ingram, Cheryl 132,164 Inscore, Robert 164 Jackson,Phil 105,106,117,164, 98,91 Janca, Cheryle 164 Janca, Larry 164 Jansma, Augie 164 Jay, Richard 165 Johnson, Darrel 165 Johnson, Gary 165 Johnson, Jerry 165 Johnston, Martin 165 Jones, Diana 165 Jones, Edd 165 Jones, Patrick 165 Jones, Randy 105, 117, 165 Kearns, Thomas 165 Kennedy,Sandra 165 Kern, Thomas 165 Key, Nancy 120,165 Kincheloe, Larry 165 King, Larry 165 Kirkpatrick, Donna 166 Kirkpatrick, Sandra 166 Kissack, Bruce 166,96 Koch, Kathy 166 Kooiman, Daniel 166 Landers, Gaylene 166 Last, Alan 44, 166 Leal, Diane 166 Leary, Tom 166 Lennox, Adelaide 166 Leon, Rosal ia 166 Leonti, Mary 123, 166 Leonti, Ruth 166 Lescault, Potrice 166 Little, Pamela 108,166 Lloyd, Francis 166 Lockwood, Johnny 76, 118,131,1 32, 166 Logan, Dorothy 166 Lomeli, Ismael 167 Long, Linda 167 Lotito, Donna 167 Lowder, Larry 176 Lowe, Edward 103,106, 115, 117, 167 Lowe, Joyce 55 Luekemeyer, Etta 123, 152, 167 LuginbilI, Ann 44,48,80, 167 Lyle, Charles 167 Me Cullough, Roger 76, 167, 98 Me Daniel, Jeannette 113, 167 Me Daniel, Jerry 36, 39,44,76,118, 167 , 99,98,95 Me Daniel, Stephen 106,117, 167 Me Rae, Marsha 55,63,123,130,167 Mac Isaac, Mary 107,108,113,167 Mackert, Robert 168 Mackert, William 167 Maguire, Ralph 167 Maley,Marilyn 168 Malizia,Marie 168 Mallicoat, Linda 168 Marez, Dolores 168 Marks, David 84, 168 Marquez, Sally 168 Marquez, Yvonne 168 Martin, Cynthia 168 Martin, Gail 168 Martinez, Angie 168 Martinez, Linda 168 Martinez, Ruben 168 Marvick, Tom 36,39,44,76,118,168 Mathey, Michelle 169 Mejia, Dave 169 Me 11 or, Peggy 22,81,107,120,169 Mendoza, George 169 Meyers, Charbene 169 Mickelberry, Jill 169 Millfelt, James 169 Minel la, Deborah 169 Mino, Verna 169 M ire I es, Francisco 169 Mitchell, Katie 169 Moel 9, Sandra 169 Moffatt, Sandra 169 Monson, Judith 169 Montejano, Frances 107,169 Moreno, Eddie 169 Moreno, Rudy 169 Morris, Linda 170 Morton, Mark 170 Moyette, Dennis 76,87, 170,99 Murphy, George 170 Murray, Larry 76, 170 Musisca, Marty 113,170 Myers, Katherine 170 Nodasky, Sandra 170 Nash, Leonard 170 Nastroner, Mary 44, 48,81,107,170 Nealey, James 36,44,76,170, 99 Neill, William 105,117,170 Nelson, Larry 170 Nelson, Terry 170 Newhouse, Renann 171 Nicholson, Randy 171 218 Norwood Susan 171 Nousianen, James 171 Nunez, Daniel 171 Nunez, Jessie 171 Nygren Paulette 171 OI ewine,Ronald 132 171 Ortiz, Kathy 171 Padilla, Richard 171 Paine, Don 87, 1 1 Parshal I William 171 Pederson, Wendy 171 Peery, Thomas 171 Pena, Eddie 171 Pepin, Ellen 119, 171 Peppers, Craig 172 Perez, John 172 Perkins, Dorothy 172 Phillips, Susan 172 Pierce, Bill 76,172 Pierce, Naydine 122,172 Pixley, James 172 Porter, Steve 172 Potts, Suzanne 172 Pratt,Leslie 172,127 Prell, Sherrie 172 Preston, Larry 172 Preston, Kay 172 Prost,Donna 55,113, 172 Proud,Sandi 172 Pullen, Tim 108,172 Pulliam, Tevis 118 Purdy,Ron 172 Quevedo, Luis 173 Quinley, Larry 173 Rambo,Dale 173 Ramirez, Mary 173 Ramirez,Melba 107, 108,119,120, 122,173 Ramos,Alicia 173 Randazzo, Linda 173 Randel,Marvin 36,76,84,173,89 Raney, Steve 173 Ranney, Carol 173 Raroha, Trudy 173 Ratzlaff, Kathy 173 Record, Charlotte 173 Reed,Linda 173 Regan, Francine 173 Reisbeck, Pamela 130,173 Ri ce, Sandra 174 Rico,Santos 36,55,76,174,69,98 Riley, Sharon 174 Rios, Yvonne 174 Ritter,Susan 44,49,107,174,62 Robbi ns, Arlene 174 Rochelle, Melvin 108, 174 Rodick, Janet 174 Roe,Jackie 174 Rohner,Mike 174 Rojo, Ernie 174 Rosales, Rita 133, 174 Ruiz, George 174 Ruiz, Joe 175 Ruiz, Joe M. 132,175 Ruiz, Ray 175 Ruona, Barbara 105,175 Rush, Sue 175 Russell,Mike 87,175,98 Ruth, Doris 175 Ryals, Carolyn 175 Sader,Sara 175 50 I gado, Dolores 52, 175 Samstag, Randy 44, 103, 106,117, 175 Sanders, Georgia 113,175 Sarratt, Karol 175 Saunders, Bonnie 175 Schalliol, Dan 36,83,175 Schock, Wendy 175 Schroeder, Lynn 76,175 Schultz, Bradly 176 Schumacher, Bruce 176 Scouten, Marcia 176 Seabolt, Linda 176 Seaton, Don 118,176 Selby, Sandra 176 Settje, Edward 55,76,176 Shelton, Robert 176 Shepard, Darryl 83,176 Shupp, Karen 119,176 Simmons, Mali nda 176 Simpson, Gary 176,91 Simpson, Pam 176,129 Sindar, Claude 177 Slate, Phyllis 177 Siegers, Mark 102,177, 129,128 Sleigh,Sue 177 51 ini nger, William 177 Smith, Carol 177 Smith, Helen 177 Smith, Richard 84,177 Sneathen, Jack 76,177 Southwell, Darlene 52,61,177,126 Souza,Elayne 177 Spencer, Pam 177 Sprague,Pam 177 Spurbeck, Kathy 113,177 Squirez, Jackie 177 Starkey, William 76,178 Stark, Andrew 39,106,108,117,178 Stauffacher,Dan 178 Stebbing, Paul 178 Steele, Harold 178 Stefan, Alexander 88,178 Stephen,Joan 178 Stewart, Janice 178 Stewart, Larry 178 Stewart, Lyn 81,107,178 Stewart, Merri lee 36,61,81,105, 107,178 Stigall, Linda 178 Stone, Mike 118 Stroud, Barbara 178 Stuenkel, Pollyann 108,119,178 Sullivan, Rosemary 179 Swendra, Kathleen 179 Swiech, Jeff 179 Swing, Billie 179 Tarin,LaGay 179 Taylor, James 179 Terrell, Kathy 179 Terry, Jill 81, 107,122, 179 Thayer, John 102,179,99 Thomas, Margaret 179 Thomas, Melanie 179 Thomas, Thomas 106,115,179 Tomer, Patricia 113, 179 Tompkins, Karen 127, 179 Torres, Terry 179 Tovar, Carlos 179 Trnka, Sharon 107,180 Tronti,Mary 180 Van Der Linden,Kathy 132,180 Vandermolen, JoAnn 113,180 Vanderveen, Allen 180 Vaughn, Jonathan 102,152,180,89 Veach, Joel 180,128 Vega, Miguel 180 Wodenius, Carol 44,49,63,81,107, 120,122,180 Waggoner, Ace 36,39,76,103,106, 180,98,95 Walker, Charles 76,180 Walker, Donald 37,78, 180 Walker, Gary 180 Waltz,Linda 40,107,180 Ward, Neil 132,180 Warren, Bob 44,76,180 Wattenbarger, Janis 180 Weblemoe, Jill 38,107, 112,113, 180 Welton, David 180 Wiley, Timothy 180 Wilkinson, James 132,180 Williams, Dewey 114,180 Williams, Ralph 180 Wilson, Patrick 180 Wisdom, Pamela 105, 108,113,180 Wise, Kathy 180 Wissbeck, Philip 106,115,180,126 Wood, Susan 180 Woodruff, Irma 180 Woolfe, Trudy 180 Worrell, William 36,44,84,106,180 Wortman, Richard 180 Wright, Dennis 132,180 Yamanda, Yoskiko 180 Ybarra, Stella 110,180,62 Zimmerman, George 180,83,92 Zimmerman, Lawrence 180 Zuspan, Charles 180,92 JUNIORS Acevedo, Martha 185 Action, Wayne 185 Aguirre, Ruben 185 Alacrcon, Elsa 185 Alexander, Mark 185 Alkala, John 185 Allen, Karen 185 Alwardt, William 185 Amatisto, Diane 185 Anderson, Larry 118, 185 Arellano, Richard 185 Arend,Becky 185 Ashwood, Carole 122,185 Avendando, Amada 185 Averyt, Arlan 185 Avila, Louis 185 Bell, Roger 185 Bensen, Kathleen 185 Benson, Bryan 185 BerauIt, Vaughn 185 Bernards, Margaret 185, 129 Bernhardt, Larry 105 Best, Eddie 84,185,81,96 Bianco, Betty 185 Bi Ibrey, Joyce 113,185 Biliman, Glenda 185 Bird, Jim 185 Bishop, Christine 185 Bixler,Tina 185 Black, Anna 113,117,124,185 Black,Jan 185 Black, John 185 Blair, Dennis 185 Blanco, Louis 185 Blankenship, Kathryn 185 Blanton, Delilah 185 Bomar, Thelma 185,129 Bonnell,Michele 185 Breuning, Patricia 185 Bridenstine, Carol 107,113,185 Bristow, Fred 186 Brooks, Darlene 30,185 Brooks, Karen 185 Broyles, Lanny 76,85,185, 129 Bryant, Mary Ann 112,115,185 Buck,Pam 185 Burke, Pamela 185 Burtn ess, Linda 185 Burton, Penny 185 Busch len, Nancy 113,185 Butler, Linda 105,185 Bynum, Patricia 185 Byrne, Barbara 186 Cagle, Sandra 186 Cahill, Thomas 186 Campbell, Virginia 186 Cardoza, Anthony 118,186 Carrillo, Ruben 118,186 Carter, Candance 186 Casey, Lynn 186 Cash,Russell 186 Casillas, Juanita 186 Caskey, Larry 186 Castillo, Isabell 186 Caton, Dennis 186 Centeno, Humberto 83,186 Chapin, Freddie 186 Cheeks, Williams 186 Christain, Juanita 186 Cicchel li, Dian 113,186 Cisneros, Stella 186 Clark, Donna 186,129 Coffman, Shiela 186 Cole, Robert 132,186,92 Cole, Treida 186 Colwell, Doug 186 Cooper, Carol 186 Corona, Steven 186 Cortez, Ruben 186 Cosby, Deborah 186 Cox, Patti 105,107,113,124,186 Crain, Johnnie 186 Crain, Trude 186 Cresswell, Nancy 186 Cruz, George 186 Currie, Kathy 186 Danieri, Ron 106, 121,186,93, 94 Darland,Ted 118,186 DeBeal, Vernon 131,132,186 DeBos, Thomas 118,186 DeGano, Peter 186 Denny, Michael 186 Denson, Ronnie 186 Depner, Linda 186 Diamond,Diana 81,121,186,69 Baer,Aleta 185 Balderas, Tony 185,99,95 Baldwin, Patricia 124,185 Baltierra, Linda 185 Bane,Randall 131,132,185 Bar cus, Richard 185 Barnes,Russell 76,185 Barnett, Sandra 113, 185 Barrett, Kenny 185 Barrett, Susan 42, 185 Barron, David 105,185 Bartsch,John 185 Bass, Jorga 185 Batchelder, Ruth 185 Bazer,Tom 185 Bean, Constance 105,108,120,185 Becerra, Richard 185 Becker, Robert 185 Bell, Harold 185 Bell, Norma 185 219 Doerr, Cynthia 186 Duarte, Ofelia 186 Duke, Gil 132,186,128 Elliott, Phyllis 186 Emenhiser, Eddie 186 Engel, Susan 186 England, Linda 186 England,Marla 186 Erick, Gail 186 Eriz, Samuel 186 Esparza, Linda 186 Espinoza, RoseMarie 186 Eshleman, Phillip 186 Esquibal, Andrea 186 Evan,William 108,124,186 Fallan, Gina 186 Farley, Robert 186,69,96 Farrand, Pamela 186 Feightner, Kenneth 186 Felipe,Frank 78,88, 186 Felix,John 186 Felix,Teresa 186 Fernandez, Aleides 186 Fewkes,Chas 186 Fisher, David 186 Fleener, Terri 186 Fleming, Linda 186 Flores, Albert 186 Flores, Gilbert 86,186, 96 Francoise, Doug 86,186 Franz, Dave 186 Frey, Richard 118,186 Froemke, Terry 186 Furrow, Wilma 186 Galvan, Elsa 187 Garcia, Fortino 86,187 Garcia, Cecilia 187 Garman, Janet 187 Gaus I i n, Ti mothy 187 Gebhart,Pam 187 German, Diane 187 German, Jerome 78,88, 187 Gibson, Linda 187 Gilbert, Larry 187 Gilbert, Steve 187 Girardey, Sue 187 Gisler, Irwin 87,118 Good, Barbara 187 Goff,Ranea 187 Gonzales, Mary 187 Gonzales, Padro 187 Gonzales, Victoria 187 Goodsel I, Diane 187 Gordon, Deborah 187 Gordon, Pamela 113, 187,129 Gorman, William 187 Gotcher,Alan 105,187,91 Goetz, Fred 187 Grand, PreLeVoyR. 187 Graves, Dan 187,99,93 Graves, Kathleen 187 Graves, Linda 187 Gray, Doug 187 Greenough, Tommy 118,187 Griffith, Lynn 187 Grim, Laura 187 Grumich, Nola 187 Gunter, Glenda 187 Haardt, Jennifer 187 Hacker, Marsha 187 Hoger, Stephanie 120,187 Haile, William 120,187 Haley, Randy 187 Halford, Mickey 187 Hall, Galen 187 Hall, Gary 88,187 Hall, Ted 78,187,96 Hammond, Dave 187 Hamon, Gayle 187 Hanson, Buddy 187 Hanson, Dale 187 Hanson, Richard 187 Harada, Bob 105, 117,187 Hardcastle, Betty 187 Hardgrave, John 187 Harris,William 78,187 Harrison,Craig 78,117,187,92 Harrison, William 187 Hartshorn, Jim 88,187 Hatch, Mark 55,76,187,95 Haydock, Davon 187 Hearn, Edwin 78,85, 122,184, 187,66 Heath, Eldon 187 Heiting, James 85,105, 108,117, 187 Hemken, Larry 187 Henderson, Sheryl 187 Henne, Edward 187 Henry, Mike 187 Herder, Deborah 187 Hernandez, Andrew 187 Hernandez, Louis 76,121,187, 96 Hernandez, Rachel 187 Hesse, Daniel 187 Heth,Mary 107,187 Hill, Carol 187 Hill, Tommy 187 Hodge, Joel 190 Hoffman, Manry 110, 120, 190 Hogue,Alvin 190 Holmgren, John 187 Hopkins,Marianne 121,187 Hornbeck,Jim 188 Hotopp, Lyn 81,105,107,188 Hovestad, Hilda 118, 188 Hundley, Joseph 188 Hunter, Fay 188 Hortt, James 188 Huston, Keith 190 Hutchinson,Mike 49,132,190,96 Ingalls, Joe 190 Ingram, Linda 190 Irish, Sandra 190 Iseli, Kurt 118,190 Jackson, Mike 190 Jackson, Roy 190 Jacques, Sylvia 190 James, Robert 87, 102,184, 190 James, Bill 190 Jarman, Barbara 107,190 Johns, Pamela 190 Johnson, Juanita 190 Johnson, Linda 190 Johnson, Rochelle 190 Jones, Deborah 190 Jones, Kenneth 190 Jones, Larry 190 Jones, Roy 190 Jordon,Raul 190 Jurado,Tonny 190 Kami jo, Takako 188 Kantor, Richard 188 Kaseroff,Sam 188 Kattenhorn, Robert 188 Kauffman, Gary 188 Keesler, Hugh 188 Keldrauk, Sally 188, 126 Keller,Robert 188 Kelley, Sharon 188 Kempf, Phillip 188 Kennard, Steven 118,188 Kennedy, Dan 188 Kilian, Patti 188 Kimmel, Vickie 188 Kirk, Kenneth 188 Klassert, Stan 132,188 Klausing, Steven 188 Leinschmidt, Kurt 188 Koine,Mike 188 Kopp,Doris 105,107,113,188 Kringel, Joy 188 Huhns, Ronald 188 Laande, Brenda 188 Lacourte, Susan 188 Lamkins, Jeannine 118 Lamoux, Sherry 188 Lampo, John 188 Landers, Cathy 188 Lang,John 188 Lee, James 188 Lennox, Howard 188 Leonti, Linda 188 Lewis, Joe 79, 188,96 Lewis, Ruth 188 Libby, Donald 132,188 Lieb, Virginia 107,188 Lisardo, Anita 132,188 Little, Patricia 188 Lockwood, Patricia 188 Long, Cyril 188 Long, Garland 188 Lopez, Leonard 188 Lopez, Linda 188 Lorentz, Martin 188 Lowe,Joyce 188,129 Luginbill, Becky 105,107,113,184, 188 Lunde, Christine 188 Lunetta, Lanel la 188 Lunetta, Sam 188 Lynch, James 131,132,188,90 Me Cabe,Mike 190 Me Cament, Thelma 190 Me Clements, Connie 190, 127 Me Clintock, Jeff 78,190,95 Me Clure, Janelle 190 Me CorkelI,Angelina 190 Me Farland, Gerry 189 Me Greal,Michael 88, 189 Me Intosh, Tim 86,189, 90 Me Williams,Karen 108,190,127,129 Macia,Margoret 188 Mack, David 188 Mackert,Jim 188 Maddux, Linda 188 Mann, Mary 188 Marsh, Candance 188 Martinez, Henry 188 Martinez, Josephine 190 Martinez, Mary 190 Martinez, Robert 190 Maskrid,Gred 78,190,90 Mathey, James 190 Mault,Doug 118,190 Maultsby,Mary 113, 190 Maw, David 76,190 Mellor, Bill 105,106,108,190 Mendoza, Robert 132,190 Merrill, Annette 190 Meyer, David 190 Mickleberry, Joy 190 Mikkelsen, Cindy 190 Miller,John 190 Minnick, Shirl ey 190 Minnix,Ronad 190 Miter, Dave 190 Moats, Carol 190 Monich, Betsy 107,122,124,190 Montes De Oca, Anita 190 Moore, Steve 78, 132,190 Moreno, Renee 190 Moreno, Ruben 188,190 Moreno, Steve 190 Morse,Linda 1 13, 190 Munoz, Carlos 122,190 Murillo, Vera 190 Nastronero, Martha 107,113,189 Nebeker, Terri 189 Nelson, Harold 84, 189, 95 Nexx, Susan 113,189 Neville, Warren 189 Nichols, Jack 189 Nichols, Susan 107,121,184,189 Nicholson, Cinday 189 Norton, Linda 118,189 Nyiri, Peter 189 O ' Connell, Michael 190 Ogle,Xzan 190 Ogness, Michael 190 Olson, Thomas 190 Olson, Barbara 190 O ' Neill, Timothy 190 Orozco, John 79, 126 Ortiz, Victor 190 Owens, Theresa 1 30, 190 Oxfords, James 190 Oyston, Randy 114,1 22, 90 Page,Susan 105,120,190 Palacios, David 190 Palacios, Tom 190 Parker, Judi 190 Parker, Pamela 190 Parker, Wil liam 118,190 Parsons, Charles 190, 95 Paschal, Annel le 190 Patten, Luana 190 Patterson, Janice 190 Paterson, Pennie 88, 190 Pearson, Dee 190 Peck,Alan 79,86,190,90 Peppers, Chris 190 Peralta, Stella 190 Perea,Stanley 78,88,190 Perez, Raymond 190 Perez,Ruben 190 Peverly, John 118,190 Pierce, Stephen 131,132,190 Pinkerton, Donna 190 Plonta, Gloria 190 Pittman, Rodney 188 Plonta, Gloria 190 Pocare,Toni 190 Porsley, Ronnie 190 Prentice, Daniel 87, 190,92 Price, Carol 190 Proffitt, John 190 Puls, Russel I 190 Quick, Gwen 190 Rachell, Linda 191 Rachel I, Richard 191 Ramsay, Dan 191 Rarick,Lois 191 Rasso, Gloria 52,191 Rataskak, Robert 191 Rawson, Charles 191 Raymond, Bob 191 Reagan,Ted 191 Reed, David 191,96 Reed, Janice 191 Rennie, Patricia 118,191,126 Rettke, Tom 79,191 Reynolds,Michael 79,85,191 Reynoso, Mateo 191 Rhodes, Philip 191 Rice, William 191 Rico,Rudy 132,191 Riley, Jeanne 191 Rios,Maria 191 Rios, Virginia 191 Roberts, Janet 191 Robertson, Larry 118,191 Robertson, Gary 191 Robinson, Denice 191 Robles, Angelina 191 Rodriquez, Fred 191 Rodriquez, Rosemarie 191 Rogers, Gayle 191 Rogers, Margaret 191 Romero, David 78,191 Rookey,Roy 79,191 Rosen, Frances 191 Roseth, James 191,96 Roukema, Sidney 191 Rounsaville, Karen 191 Rutherford, Diana 191 Ryan,Toby 106,191 Ryckman, Linda 191 Rzod,Andy 191 Sader, Helen 191 Sailer, Elizabeth 191 Sailer, Karl 132,191 Salgado,Mario 191 Sanchez, Mary 191 Santos, Felix, 191 Santos, George 79,191 Saucedo, Patricia 191 Saunders, Floyd 79,118,191 Schenk, Diane 191 Schick, Christina 191 Schneider, Paula 120,132,191 Schober, Barbara 105,113,120,191 Schroeder, Keren 113,191 Schwartz, Peter 106,115,132,191 Scott, Carol 113, 120,122,191 Seats, Robert 191 Seay,Alice 191 Seewoster, Daniel 83,191 Self, Lee 191 Semendinger, Cheryl 191 Settje,Linda 191 Sheehy, Debra 191 Shelton, Connie 191 Shephard, Mike 191 Shephord, Robert 191 Sherwood, Christine 191 Shoemaker, Stephen 191 Shreffler, Thomas 191 Simons, Fred 131,132,191 Slate, Bill 191 Slaughter, Duane 132,191 Slininger, Rita 191 Smith, Cathryn 191 Smith, Daniel 191 Smith, Edwin 191 Smith, Janette 192 Smith, Linda 192 Smith,Marilyn 107,192 Snoke, Donna 107,113 Snow,Pamala 192 Snyder, Laura 113,192 Snyder, Haru 76,192 Solomon, Joyce 192 Sorrell, Peggy 192 Sowell, Drew 192 Spear, Cameron 192 Spence, Rayleen 192 Spencer, Eddie 192 Squibb, Bill 118,192 Stanley, Deann 191 Stanton, Edward 1 91, 129, 128 Staples, Jill 105, 192,129 Steele, Jim 78,86,192 Stenger, John 192 Sterl ing, Kenneth 192 Stevens, Gladys 192 Stewart, Marion 192 Stewart, Bob 78,118,192 Stewart, Timothy 192 Stiemsma, Barbara 192 Story, James 114, 192 Strader, Valerie 192 Swing, Sandra 192 Swinney,Ada 192 Talley,Donald 82,83,88,192,90 Talley, Drenna 192 Tapia, Dale 192 Taylor, Thomas 85,192 Temple, Richard 76,120,122,192 Terrio, Poul 42,192 Thomas, Faye 132,192 Thomas, Glinda 192 Thomason, Richard 76 Tobin,Margaret 192 Tobol a, Robert 192 Todd,Sheryl 107,192 Tolton,Beth 192 Toml in, James 84, 106,192, 91 Torbett, Linda 192 Toussaint, Anne 192 Towns, Timothy 84,86,106,192 Trainer, Patricia 192 Trebbien, Charles 85,192 Tronti,John 192 Troskey, Gene 124,192,92 Trueblood, Brent 192,94 Underwood, Charles 132,192 Unland, James 115,118,192,92 Urquidez, Teresa 192 Valdez, Robert 192 Van Antwerp, Janet 113,192 Vandenberg, Toni 192 Vender Weer, Bruce 193 Van Pel t, Elizabeth 193 Vargas, Tino 192 Vega, Marie 192 Vermeer, Henrietta 81,107,193 Vestesen, Sarah 193 Villalpando, Gus 132,193 Von Bad inski, Patricia 193 Wodenius, Bruce 132,193 Wodenius, Susan 122,130,193 Wagner, Kathy 115,121,193 Walters, Ted 193 Warren, Albert 85,193,99, 93 Watling, William 193 Watson, Craig 79 Watson, Richard 193 Watson, Floyd 132,193 Watts, Michelle 132,193 Way, Larry 193 Week, Beverly 193 Welton, Kenneth 193 Wessell,Gary 193 Westbrook, Tricia 107,113,124,193 Whitney, Guy 193 Wilcox, Theresa 193 Wiles, James 103,196,193 Wilkinson, Gerald 193,196 Williams, Earnest 118,193 Wingo, Stephen 193 Wittman, Larry 193 Wolfe,Willes 81,107,193 Wood, Anthony 193 Wood, Betty 120,193 Wood, Rebeca 193 Wood, Roy 193,95 Woodard, Richard 193 Woolard, Laura Yamano,Jean 122,193 Zoller, Judy 193 Zimmerman, Lillian 105,124,193 Zongker, David 193 Zubia, Raul 83,132,193 SOPHOMORES Abrams, Jim 195 Aguirre, Michael 195 Albers, David 195 Albertson, Judy 195 Alexander, Shirley 195 Allen, Richard 195 AI varez, Char I os 195 Alvarez, Victor 195 Amoon, Shirley 195,119 Amatisto, Joanne 195 Anderson, Sherry 195 Angeloni,Marc 195 Appelbe, Elaine 195 Arellano, George 195 Arend,Rick 195 Arguelles, Kathleen 122,132, 133, 195 Arguelles, Joe 195 Armstrong, Elizabeth 195 Arthur, Luella 195 Artlow, Jerry 195 Arvizu, Barbara 132, 195 Bailes, Gloria 195 Bailey, David 195 Bailey,Linda 195 Bailey, Suzanne 195 Barker, John 195 Baldwin, Tom 195 Barcus, Barbara 195 Bari I e, Sharon 195 Barker, Sherry 195 Barngrover, Kenneth 195 Barrera, Robert 195 Barwick, Denice 195 Bash, Daniel 195 Bass, Bill 79,195 Bates, Vicki 195 Bauer, Jeff 195 Bean, Katherine 108,195 Bean, Nora 195 Bell, Kenny 79,195,90 Bellinis, Antoinette 195 Bengtson, Bonnie 195 Bice, John 79,195 Blackburn, Pamela 195 Blair,Glenda 122,195 Bl andi, Rosemary 195 Bl iss, Don 86,195 Boker, Patricia 195 Bowen, Nancy 110,119,195 Boyd, David 195 Boyd, Dora 195 Boyd, Edward 82,195 Boyd, James 195 Bradley, Dave 195 Bradley, Mike 195 Bradley, Susan 195 Brase I ton, Raymond 195 Brewer, Harold 195 Brody, Paul 195 Broersma, Richard 195 Broersma, Susan 195 Brown, Barbara 195 Brown, Lynee 195 Brunson, Robert 195 Bryant, Jeanette 195 Buckingham,Marvin 79 Burgett, Gary 195 Burgos, Ralph 195,126,128 Burrola, Nina 195 Bushong, Robert 195 Buttner, Marsha 195 Buttner, Wanda 195 Byrd,Taroma 195 Cairns, John 195 Cairns, Patricia 195 Cal licott, Daniel 196 Cameron, Sandra 196 Cameron, Mike 196 Campbell, Sandra 196 Carlson, Floyd 196 Carpenter, Judy 196 Carrillo, Sandra 196 Carrio,Ana 196 Carter, Charlene 196 Carter, Charlotte 196 Casagrande, Alan 132,194, 196 Case, Linda 196 Castillo, Diana Cataldo,Toni 126 Cervantes, Daniel 196 Cervantes, Lorry 196 Cervantes, Lyndia 196 Cervantes, Sal vador 120,196 Chadbourne, Rodney 196 Chaez, Feliz 196 Chaney,Joseph 196 Chappel I, Carmen 196 Chase, Peggy 196 Chatham, Gale 78,196 Chaussee, Vicki 107,196 Chi Ids, Fred 114,196,90 Christian, Bill 196 Christian, Loren 196 Ciccinati, Kenneth 1 18, 196 Clark, Kerry 196 Clark, Larry 196 Clark, Randy 82,83,86, 196,97 Clason, Terry 196 Cobb, Wayne 196,90 Cole, Bill 196 Cole, Sheila 196 Cook,Rebecca 132,196 Cooke, Robert 86, 132,196 Cooper, Gene 196 Cooper, Gerald 196 Cooper, Marilyn 196 Coplen, Debera 196 Corber, Linda 196 Corona, Franklin 196 Corona, Glen 78, 196 Correia, David 196 Cortez, Moses 196, 97 Cortez, Rosie 122,196 Costa, Pamela 121,196 Cota,Lupe 196 Cox,Jack 118,196 Crabtree, Glenda 196 Crabtree, Linda 196 Cramer, Dale 82, 196 Crane, David 132,196 Crebs, Ginger 196 Cruz, Ruben 79,196 Currier, Irene 196 Curtis, Linda 196 Dahl, Estelle 196 Daniels, Elizabeth 107,196 Danieri, Robert 196 Darrin, Don 196 221 Davis, Di Ann 196 Davis, Sherry 196 Davis, Robert 196 Davis,Vickie 196 Deather age, Sharon 196 Deems, Janice 196 Delgado, Bernice 196 DeLong, Bill 196 Dewees, Gary 196 Diaz, Armando 79,196 Diaz, Ernex 82,196,90 Diaz, Jose 85,196 Dixon, Carolyn 115,196,126 Dobbins, Delbert 196 Doerr, Rebecca 119,121,196 Dohn,Melanie 197 Doolittle, Vicki 197 Ducy, Janice 197 Dudkowski, Connie 197 Duke, Timonthy 79,88,132,197 Dunn, Martha 197 Dunn, Pam 197 Ebner, Charles 82,197,90 Eckhardt, John 106,132,197 Edmonson, Stan 132,197 Egbert, Ethel 197 Elias, Rose 197 El liott, Donna 197 Emerson, Janis 105,197 Emmerton, Nancy 197 Erickson, Gary 78,197 Escoto, Eva 197 Esparza, Andy 114,197, 90 Esparza, Margaret 197 Esparza, Robert 197 Esquer, Hector 197 Esquivel, Steve 197 Evans, Margie 197 Evardo, Henry 197,128 Everallnewman, Sandra 197 Eyer,Clark 197 Ezell,David 82,197,90 Fare, Gerald 197,128 Faus, Mitchell 197,96 Faustino, Cynthia 197 Feldscher,Marc 197 Felipe, Lyndia 197 Ferguson, Ralph 197 Fiddament, Pamela 197 Fiori, Trudy 197 Fitzgerald, Rodney 197 Flores, Anna 197 Flores,Louis 197 FI ores, Martha 197 Foley, David 197 Foreman, Audrey 197 Fox, Warren 197 Francis, Donald 197 Francis, Phyllis 197 Francis, Ronald 197 Freeman, Robert 197 Freeman, Sam 197 Frias, Richard 197 Frix, Bradford 118,197 Gallo, George 197 Gamez, Angelina 197 Ganahl, Christopher 82,86,197, Ganahl, James 86,197, 90 Gann, Elmer 197 Ganske, Lor in 132,197 Garcia, Frank 197 Garcia, Josefina 197 Garcia, Paul 82,86,197,90 Garrett, Jayne 197 Garrett, Michael 197 Garrett, Richard 197 Gates, Roger 197 Geissler, Sherry 197 Gemmil I, Lance 197 George, Diane 197 Gerstmar,Richard 87,197 Gomez, Rosa 197 Gonzales, Frances 197 Goodson,Jack 197 Grimes, Barbara 194, 197 Grimes, Thomas 78,197 Grizzle, Phillip 198 Grover, Vickie 198 Gryniuk, Steven 198 Guenther, Charles 198 Gunnoe,Dawne 198,126 Gunter, Deborah 198 Guy, Richard 198 Guzman, Margarita 198 Hagan, Berverly 198 Hall, Janis 198,126 Hamersma, Karen 198 Hamilton, Debbie 198 Hardison, Laurie 107,122,198 Harmon, Pete 198 Harris, Jack 122, 198,128 Harris, Robert 105,115 Harrison, Cathy 198 Harrison, Pam 198 Hart, Sherry 198 Haselton, Brod 198 Haydu,Linda 198,126 Heath, Gloria 198 Heil, Kenneth 198 Hemming, Kathryn 198 Hendrickson, Barbara 198 Henne, Ronald 198 Heredia, Ralph 198 Herman, Deborah 198 Hernandez, Edward 79,198 Hernandez, Faustino 198,97 Herzog, Mike 198 Hewett, Carrol I 198 Hicks, Gerald 198 Hill,Rita 198 Hinton, Steve 198 Hintz,Michael 198 Hoffman, Kathleen 119,198 Hoham,John 198 Holm, Dennis 198 Holmes, Terry 198 Holman, Janet 198 Hoop, Sharon 198 Hopkins, Pamela 198 Hosta,Bill 198 Howell, Deborah 198 Hribar, Jerry 198 Hubbard, Lisa 198 Hulsey, Elsie 198 Huntley, Thomas 198 Huston, Wayne 198 Inscore, Terry 198 Irish, Michael 198 Jackson, David 198 James, Peggy 105,198 Jameson, Janice 130,198 Jamieson, William 198 Jansma, Rosemary 198 Jenkins, Eula 198 Jennings, Marilyn 198 Jensen, Christy 198 Jewell, Gayle 132,198 Jobe, Steven 118,198 Johnson, Daryl 198 Johnson, Jerry 198 Johnson, Kathleen 198 Johnson, Lee 198 Johnson, Lester 198 Jones, Barbara 198 Jones, Carolyn 198 Jones, Constance 198 Jones, Thomas 198 Kabana, Georgia 198 Kaseroff, Carrolyn 198 Kellett, David 118,198 Kelley, Gerald 114 Kershaw, Dave 198 Ketterling, Shirley 198 Key,Judy 199 Kilgore, Sherrie 199 King,Leanne 199 Kinkode, David 199 Klousing,John 118,199 Kline, Carolyn 199 Knight, Ronald 199 Knorr, Vicki 199 Koehn,Diane 199 Loenig, Gordon 86, 199,128 Koontz, Steve 118,199 Kreiser, Michael 199 Kuppens, Walter 199 Lagos, Mary 199 Laguna,Rose 199 Lamb, Charlotte 199 Lamb, Pamela 199 Lamkin, Wayne 118 Lamdreuk, James 199 Lane, Kathleen 199,126 Lara, Danny 199 Lara, George 199 Larson, Kristine 199 Lasker, Susan 199 Leake, Gregory 199,90 Leary, Steve 199 Leatherby, Jim 199,67,99,93 Leatherby, Judy 199 Ledford, Lee 199 Lemus, Marcia 199 Lengel, Dorothy 199 Lentz, Glen 199 Lester,Luke 199,197,128 Lewis, Deborah 199 Lewis,Marcia 121,199 Lincoln, Edward 199 Little, David 199 Litz, William 199 Lockwood, Jimmy 79,87,118,132,199 Loftis, Ervin 199 Long, Richard 199 Longamore, Jesse 199 Lopez, Albert 199 Lopez, Antonia 199 Lopez, Mary 199 Love,Mickie 199 Lovette, Shirley 199 Lozano, Steven 199 Luginbil I, Jean 107,199 Luna,Michael 199 Luna, Robert 199 Luttrell, J ames 199 Me Allister,Terry 199 Me Cann, Sharon 199 Me Clain,Dann 199 Me Clel Ian, Edward 199 Me Collum, Arthus 199 Me Corkell, Samuel 78, 199 Me Cown, Kathleen 199 Me Daniel, Stephen 199 Me EIhany, Barbara 122,199 Me Geath, John 114 Me Guire, Patricia 199,126 Me Millen, Terry 199 Me Phee,Randy 199 Madonna, Frances 199 Makin, John 199 Malcolm, Richard 199 Maldonado, Li Iia 199 Mall icoat, Patricia 199 Manion, Denise 199,126 Mankins, El izabeth 199 Markowitz, Brad 199 Marlatt,Zan 199 Marquez, Fortino 199 Marquez, Mike 132, 199 Martinez, Araceli 199 Martinez, Carmen 200 Martinez,Melvin 200 Martinez, Salvador 200,79 Mason,Terry 106,132,200 Masterson, Neuman 79, 200, 90 Mattice,Lynn 200 Moult,Charles 200 Maurer, David 200 Maxwel I, Shirley 121,200 Mead,Michelle 200 Medina, John 79, 200 Meier, Sherry 200,127 Meissner, Kenneth 200 Mejia,Michael 200 Meyers, Ariane 200 Miguel, Shirley 200 Mikalus, Anthony 200 Mikkelsen, Greg 200 Millard, Christine 200 Miller, Bradford 200, 128 Miller,Stephen 200 Milne, Denise 200 Milne, Diane 200 Ming,Roger 88,118,200 Moely, Robert 200 Monich, Timothy 105,106,121,122, 200,126,129,128 Monson, Deborah 117,132,200 Moore, James 200 Moore, Karen 200 Moore, Kathleen 200 Morris, Christine 105,121,200 Morton, Rodney 200 Moyette, Gayle 200 Mugley, Denise 200 Mulanax,Paula 200 Mull,Steven 200 Mu 11 vain, Jon 200 Munn,Melitta 200 Munar, Vicki 133,200 Munoz, John 200 Monoz, Ruby 200 Munz,Jesslyn 200 Murrillo, Felix 200 Murray, George 200 Nash, Deidre 200 Nash, Lillian 200 Navas, Jesus 200 Navas,Myrna 200 Neill, Barbara 200 Nelson, Annette 200 Ney, Norman 200 Nielson, Gilfert 132,200 Norman, Cheryl 200 Norris, Carol 200 Norris, Scotty 200 Nosik, Frank 200 Novak, Christopher 200 Nugent, Karyn 200 Nugent, Pat 79,88,200,90 Nunley, Betty 200 Odegaard, Gary 200 Olgle, Judy 200 Olinger, Carolyn 200 Olsen,Willi 76,200 O Ison, Karen 200 Ornelas, Steve 200 222 HIGH SCHOOL Oxford, Rick 200 Padilla, Edward 200 Page,Dwight 79,200,90 Palmer, Lesley 200 Panattoni, Phyllis 200 Paquin, James 200 Parker, Karen 200 Parker,Valrie 200 Paterson, Pat 200 Patterson, Victor 118,200 Pearson, Ernie 200 Penicks, Roberta 200 Perkins, Jim 200 Peterson, Berta 200 Pettit, Gregg 201 Pfister, Doug 201,67,99,93 Phillips, Gail 201 Pontes,Virgil 201 Pratt, Barbara 201 Presson, Larry 118,201,90 Price, Sandra 201 Prichard, Jane 105,115,130,201 Priel ipp, Ruth 201 Prieto, Gloria 201 Prieto, John 201 Prost, Jacqueline 201 Putrzewski, Ricky 201 Quackenbush, Phillip 201 Quevedo,Rosalie 201 Rambo, John 201 Ramirez, Ramona 201 Ramsay, James 201 Ranc,Paul 201 Randall, Danny 201 Randel, Joanna 201 Rathbone, Don 13 2,201 Rather, Teresa 201 Rawson, Robert 201 Raya, Margie 201 Reed, Patricia 201 Reisbeck, Christine 201 Retzer, Judy 201 Rey, Benjamin 201 Reyes, Yolanda 201 Reynoso, Evelyn 201 Rhodes, William 201 Rice, Celeste 201 Rice, David 201 Rios, Connie 201 Rios, Robert 78,88,201 Ritchison, Rodney 201 Rivera, Gilbert 201 Roach, Mark 201 Robbins, Sherry 201 Robinson, Georganne 201 Robinson, Jerry 201 Robinson,Mike 201 Robles, Reynaldo, 132,201 Rodick, Sharon 201 Rodriquez, Charles 201 Rodriquez, John 201 Rodriquez, Leon 201 Rodriquez, Marina 201 Rogers, Carol 201 Rollema,Florence 201 Rose, Karen 201 Rounsaville, Patricia 201 Ruiz, Diane 201 Ruiz, Gloria 201 Ruiz, Jesse 79,201,90 Ruiz, Santos 201 Russell, Gregory 38,82,87,201 Rutherford, Bryant 122,261 Ryals,Linda 201 Sainz, Carmen 201 Saldivar,Alex 201 Salgodo, Eddie 201 Salthouse,Chris 201 Salyer, Danny 202 Sandlin, Carolyn 202 Saragoza,Lydia 202 Sore, David 202 Scheets, Stephen 202 Schenberg, Fred 82,202 Schiller,Michael 202 Schramm, Bryan 118,202 Seats, Paul 79,202 Serrato, Danny 202,97 Serrato, Luis 202 Sharp, Cecil 120 Shepard,Dexter 202 Sherman,Jack 202,90 Shirer, Lewis 118,202 Schockley, Bob 202 Shoemaker, Diane 202 Shrader, Kathleen 202 Shults, Shirline 202 Shupp, Kristie 202 Silva,Cecilia 202 Simmons,Roger 202 Skagg, James 202, 128 Slaughter, Gerald 132,202 Smith,Kris 105,120,202 Smith, Rebecca 194, 102 Snelgrooes, Bobby 202 Snoke, Charles 202 Snow,Mike 202 Sommer, Radley 202 Southwell, Steven 121,202 Sporkman, Frank 202 Spear, Shannon 202 Spence, Robert 202 Spray, Gordon 122,202 Squires, Larry 202 Stall ings, Juienne 202 Stanka,Mary 202 Stanton, Carol 202 Stark, Grady 106, 202 Stebbing, Sherry 202 Stefan, Geza 202 Stewart, Colleen 107,202,127 Stewart, Greg 79,202 Stewart, William 87,202 Stone, Anthony 202 Strohl,Gail 202 Strong, Sandra 202 Stroud, James 202 Stucker, Bruce 202 Stutsman, Richard 82,94 Sullivan,Connie 202 Sullivan, Karen 202 Swails, Billy 78,202 Tanner, Andrew 202 Taylor, Deborah 121,202 Taylor, Patricia 202 Terrell,Cynthia 202 Terry, Joe 97, 202 Tetley, Thomas 118,202 Thatcher, Loretta 202 Thayer, Larry 202 Thomas, Terry 202 Thompson, Kenneth 79,202 Tiemeyer, Denise 202 Tindalah, Richard 202 Tolton,Paula 202 Toman, Chryl 202 Toste, Barbara 202 Two, Emmaline 202 Towns, James 202 Tramontano, Keithe 202 Trebbien, Jean 203 Trejo, Jo 78,203,97 Tronti, Cecilia 203 Troskey, Janet 203 Trueblood, Julie 203 True I son, Thomas 203 Tubbs, Kathleen 203 Tucky, Sharon 203 Underwood, Steven 78,85,203,97 Urch, Kathryn 203 Uribe, Guillermo 203 Uribe, John 203 Urquidez,Manuel 203 Valdez, Frank 203 Valles,Manuel 203,90 Van Beveren, Adrioon 203 128 Van Gel oof, Cora 107,203,126 Vaughn, Roberta 203 Vaughn,William 203, 126 Vestesen, Christine 198 Vieira, Cheryl I 203 Viken,Marilyn 203 Villa, Ester 203 Vivanco,Mercedes 203 Waetje, Katheryn 107,203 Waffle, Gary 203,128 Waisath, Steven 203, 97 Wallace, Janet 105,120,203 Wallace, John 118,203 Wallace, William 203 Wallen, Jerry 203 Walls,Norman 203 Walls,Raymond 78,88,203 Walters, Nancy 203 Walters, Roberta 203 Watkins, Dariena 132,203 Weiss, James 79,203 Welton, Walter 203 West,Michael 203 Whitaker, Jerry 114,203 White, James 203 White, Lawrence 203 White, Peggy 203 Whitlow, Faye 203 Wiegand,Steven 78,88,203 Wiggins, Leroy 203 Wilburn, Rhonda 203 Wilkinson, Steve 203 Williams, Barbara 203 Williams, Danny 203 Williams, John 203 Williams, Phyllis 203 Williams,Thomas 203,90 Willits, Katherine 108 Winkler, Dan 203 Winters, Kenneth 203 Wise, Vickie 203 Wolff,Darlene 203 Wood, Donald 203,128 Woods, Edward 203 Woods, Jim 203 Woodward, Roy 203 Worrell, Jack 203 Wright, Marlene 203 Yamano,Martha 105,107,119,121, 203 Yordley, Donna 203 Yard ley, Larry 203 Young,Rodney 118,203 Zehner, Roberta 203 Ziekar, Gigi 203 Zuniga, Ralph 203, 97 Zuspon,Mark 203 Zwart, Marvin 118,132,203 FACULTY Aguilar, Joseph 122,148 Alexander, Theodor 142 Aparicio, Reynaldo 148,149 Arnold, Lucy 123,143 Baughman, Daniel 145 Beales, James 146 Becker, Harold 137 Blankenship, Daniel 140 Broghetta, Henry 146 Cooper, Nina 143,145 Corden,Fred 149 Dani jelovich, Donaa 113,140 Davidson, Geraldine 137 Diers,Cleon 106,144 Di Paolo, Dave 149 Donohue, Philip 137 Doss,F.M. 80,137 Earl, Barbara 149 Fitak, Richard 144 Fleischmann, Arlene 144 Fritz, Ronald 84,142,148,92 Griffith, Charles 142 Halperin, Stuart 145,128,91 Hart, Bill 148 Hawley,Lyle 118,148 Hemming, Jay 144 Hixinbaugh, Unity 110,146 Holden, Richard 81 Hopkins, Dave 144 Horan, Judith 107,140,145,194 Husson, William 106, 142 Kinnier, Esther 149 Klarr, Melissa 141 Kluxdal, Janet 140 Knilans, Hubert 180, 140 Kremer, Bob 121, 148 LaRoche, Philip 144 Lohmann, Martha 107,146 Lowry, Eugene 84, 144 Lucas, Ernest 118,148 Lugar, Sandra 80, 146 Mackey, AdaRuth 140 Mackey, Douglas 142, 152,184 McNarie, William 119,142,145 Murphy, Elizabeth 149 Neumann, Duane 115,140 Nicholson, Chet 137,141 Oman, Jack 148 Peabody, George 137 Perkins, Frank 140,184 Pollard, Terry 119,141 Price, Barton 147 Rasmussen, John 142 Reed, James 143 Reid, David 86,117,144,147 Rickson, Roger 145 Rutan,John 143,152 Rybicki, Rober 149 Safer, Ronald 144 Sandy, Beatrice 143 Short, Nancy 112,146 Shane, James 141 Sklepowich, Evelyn 120,148 Sklepowich, Stephen 137 Smith, Ivan 145,147 Smith, David 149 Stewart, Verna 139 Stoneking, Marion 104, 139,149 Tengen, Robert 147 Thompson, James 139,149 Tindall, Richard 124, 141 Tjornhom, Joan 141 Tower, Norman 83,117,147 Vieira, Nancy 152,143, 145 Wilkerson, Lyle 78,146 Wilson, Marcia 113,141,145 Wynne, Vyvien 105,147 Vaughn, Earl 137 Zadra, Robert 143,145, 194 223 Ml m ' ' tar - 1 t. ?Q 44 ' ■ -i ff- f J-Mi ' f -%N L‘ Jv? 1 m I. 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