Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1967 volume:

00 0 012994 0 Corona Public Library Heritage Room Corona, California “THE CIRCLE CITY” Donated By: LAivKLNCr- G. THUMB April 21, 1981 FOK klFbKLNCL USb ONLY STAFF Mary Ruona.Editor Julie Stallings . . . . . Literary Editor Barbara Neill . . Joanne Amatisto . Colleen Stewart . . Debbie Taylor . . Peggy James . . . Lee Ann Tow. . . . Grady Stark . . . . Business Manager R.W. Tindall. . . Darlene Tindall. . Charles Briggs.Photographer R. Wallace Pischel, Inc. . . . Publisher CONTENTS Faculty .... . . 4 Campus . . . . . 22 Seniors .... . . 50 Underclassmen . . 90 Activities . . . . . 118 Sports .... . . 158 Organizations. . . 185 Is life merely a bubble of illusion With every thought adding to confusion? If so, existence is of little use at all And the Self must be denied its heights... to fall. No! This cannot be, but hold, tis man ' s selection He will miss or make the mark by choosing a DIRECTION... FACULTY 4 DISTRICT Mr. George Capatanos Assistant Superintendent, Director of Personnel Mr. Monte L. Nutter Assistant Superintendent, Business Services Dr. John W. Stallings, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Austin M. Mason Assistant Superintendent, Instructional Services Mr. E. Spurgeon Rothrock, Dr. William H.K. Herron, Mr. Cipriano R. Hernandez, Mrs. Margaret T. Varity, Mr. Glen W. Day. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Phillip J. Donohue Principal Mr. Harold Becker Vice-Principal Mr. Earl Vaughn Vice-Principal Mr. Marion Stoneking Director of Activities Director of Athletics Mr. Pfeiffer Incoming Principal 7 Mrs. Verna Stewart School Nurse Mrs. F.M. Doss Counselor Mrs. Geraldine Davidson Counselor Mr. Stephen Sklepowich Counselor Mr. Chet Nicholson Counselor Mr. George Peabody Head Counselor Mrs. Gordon Secretary Mrs. Geirch Registrar LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Johnnie Herrera, Mr. Frank Bales, C!a Paul Edgeman, Mr. Frank Hernandez, Mr. Hugh Warren, Mr. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mamie Blanchard, Mrs. Elaine Koehn, Mrs. Fern Anderson, Mrs. Carole Bell, Mrs. Pat Tabola, Mrs. Audry Prewitt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Odie Crawford, Mrs. Viola Kodat, Mrs. Lola Gilmore, Mrs. Laura Bench, Mrs. Jeanette Hazen, Mrs. Helen Wedel, Mrs. Verla Slagel, Mrs. Wanda Mix. Mrs. Emmerton Clerk Mrs. Arnentrout Receptionist Mrs. Robbins Attendance Clerk Mrs. Branton Attendance Clerk Miss Perez Counseling Secretary Mrs. Ellen Flood Library Clerk Mrs. Sherman Secretary 9 Mrs. Janet Kluxdall English Girls ' League Sponsor Mr. William Wallace English History Mr. Fred Rice English Mr. Dan Blankenship English Senior Class Sponsor Head Coach - Varsity Track Asst. Coach - Varsity Football FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. James Finnegan English Asst. Rooter ' s Club Sponsor Mr. John Rasmussen English Miss Mary Zoumbos English Latin Latin Club Sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Sklepowich French French Club Sponsor 11 Mrs.Lynne Dalton Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs. Pat Anderson Spanish French Rooter ' s Club Sponsor Mr. William Husson History English Key Club Sponsor Miss Gilliland Speech English Mr. Douglas Mackey Government Economics Mrs. Nina Cooper History Sophomore Class Sponsor HISTORY Mr. Robert Zadro History Mr. Hubert Knilans History Mr. James Reed Government Economics Mr. Duane Neumann History Mr. Bill McNarie History Mr. Ronald Fritz History Vocations Lettermen ' s Club Sponsor Head Coach - Tennis Varsity Basketbal I Mr. Henry Braghetta History Physical Education Coach - J.V. Baseball Asst. Coach - Varsity Football SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Terry Pollard History Special Education F.T.A. Sponsor Mr. Royce Darby Special Education Miss Ruth Mills Physical Education G.A.A. Asst. Sponsor Mr. Richard Holden Physical Education Cadets Mr. Marsall Nixon Physical Education Head Coach - Varsity Football PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Donald Lewis Physical Education Head Coach - Cross Country Asst. Coach Varsity Track Miss Sandy Lugar Physical Education Pep Squad Sponsor Miss Martha Lohmann Physical Education Mr. Lyle Wilkerson Physical Education Head Coach - Varsity Baseball 15 Miss Unity Hixinbaugh Physical Education G.A.A. Sponsor PHYSICAL EDUCATION i Mrs. Nancy Short Physical Education Drill Team Instructor Miss Arlene Fleischmann Geometry Business Math Algebra Drill Team Manager Miss Susan Davis Algebra Business Math ' H • MATHEMATICS Mr. Richard Fitak Algebra Business Math Refresher Math Mr. Harley Nauman Refresher Math Functional Math Mr. Philip LaRoche Geometry Algebra Business Math Sophomore Class Sponsor BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Eugene Lowry Business Math Refresher Math Sociology Anthro Head Coach - B Football Coach - J.V. Basketball Mr. David DiPaolo Business Education A.F.S. Sponsor Mr. Reynaldo Aparicio Bookkeeping General Business 17 Mr. Fred Cordon Business Machines Office Procedure Record Keeping MUSIC Mrs. Betty June Typing Business English Mr. Stuart Halperin Mr. Roger Rickson Mr. Robert Tengen Music Theory Band Biology Glee Club Sponsor Music Appr. Choir Music Appr. — Mr. Gaylord Jensen Science SCIENCE Mr. Vyvien Wynne Chemistry Scholarship Society Sponsor Mr. Ivan Smith Science n i k Mr. Ted Alexander Psychology Scholarship Society Sponsor Mr. John Rutan Psychology Economics Mr. Barton Price Biology Drivers Education Mr. Roger Cash Biology 19 VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Jack Oman Woods hop Mr. Lyle Hawley Horticulture Proj. Supr. F.F.A. Sponsor Mr. Colwell Metal Shop Mr. Ernest Lucas Agriculture Proj. Supr. Asst. F.F.A. Sponsor Mr. Cooke Mechanical Drawing Mr. Jack White Auto Mechanic HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Beatrice Sandy Home Economics Mrs. Lucy Arnold Home Economics Welfare Com. Sponsor LIBRARY Miss Nancy Vieira Arts Crafts Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Melissa Klarr Library IN THE BEGINNING.. % tJ r ' + • %. X CORONA HIGH SCHOOL® SCHOOL BEGINS ccpT 17 NEW STUDENTS REGISTER NOV 1 n in i i ¥■ • ... . m � ■M A shadow of thought, Into a reflection ENDEAVORS, LEISURE MOMENTS — — BEFORE THE SURGE OF ACTION Creative spirit grasping A bit of life Originating, designing, Interpreting .. . nil Thought, an illusive bubble Approachingthe inevitable bursting point... A limbo of eager Individuals encountering What is not there ... idfcr In. TWAS BRILUG ... DOO BE DOO BE DOO . . . PRECISION PLUS PLEASURE . . . The whence and whither of it all— And then, The why... 41 A wall of faces, Crumbling, Yet standing, Due to a caring few . .. — Jumbled occurrences Here and gone ... And the single idea sought Has passed, unnoticed. . . 45 Pep Ral ly- A poor life ' tis, with every care If not for leisure time to spare To smell rain air Or sit and stare . . . Sam, the symbol of school spirit . . . Rita Vermeer. 47 Hers Female Panthe A sh Lively faces moving in the Seething with imagination, area smile, a ca refree Suddenly Lunches, Games, hats And shoes_ A jumble Of highlights To remember. 48 ' prove proficiency on Powder Puff ploys. flurry of participation ... bubbling with activity . . . laugh . .. discovering the thrill of living . . . The wayfaring Wheel borrowers—Miss Mills and Miss Lugar practiced for the Faculty versus Student Body Wheelbarrow Race. 49 Vice-President Eddie Best, Treasurer Connie Bean, Secretary Anna Black and President Jim Heiting lead the seniors through a sue cessful year. SENIORS All ' s Ahead . . . But We Take Time To Look Back MARTHA ACEVEDO RUBEN AGUIRRE GULSEREN AKSOY ELSA ALARCON MICHAEL ALLEN WILLIAM ALWARDT AMADA AVENDANO CLASS OF ' 67 RANDALL BANE RICHARD BARCUS RUSSELL BARNES SANDRA BARNETT SUSAN BARRETT JOHN BARTSCH JORGA BASS RUTH BATCHELDER TOM BAZER CONSTANCE BEAN RICHARD BECERRA ROBERT BECKER REBECCA BECKMANN NORMA BELL ROGER BELL BRYAN BENSON MARGARET BERNARDS LARRY BERNHARDT DONNA BERRY GLENDA BILLMAN JIM BIRD Senior Girls Run Away With Powder Puff 55 SENIORS JAN BLACK Amid endless questions and problems, We learned how little we knew. y P CAROLL BRIDENSTINE FRED BRISTOW DARLENE BROOKS LANNY BROYLES THELMA BOMAR MICHELE BONNELL LEROY BRAXDALE PATRICIA BREUNIG MARY BRYANT MIKE BUCEY PAM BUCK PAMELA BURKE BOB BURNS JOHN BURTNESS LINDA BURTNESS NANCY BUSCHLEN RUBEN CARRILLO CANDANCE CARTER LYNN CASEY JUANITA CASILOAS HUMBERTO CENTENO MARY CERVANTES FREDDIE CHAPIN WILLIAM CHEEKS DIAN CICCHELLI STELLA CISNEROS DONNA CLARK SHIELA COFFMAN ROBERT COLE TREIDA COLE Senior Sponsors Miss Vieira and Mr. Blankenship, not pictured: Mr. Mackey. ALLEN COOK CAROL COOPER STEVE CORONA RUBEN CORTEZ DEBORAH COSBY REG ALLEN COTTON 58 PATTI COX JOHNNIE CRAIN TRUDE CRAIN NANCY CRESSWELL SENIORS KATHY CURRIE RON DANIERI Anxious and eager, Full of hope and confidence, We soon learned Success is a way of thinking. TED DARLAND VERNON DE BEAL THOMAS DE BOS PETER DE GANO RONNIE DENSON LINDA DEPNER DIANA DIAMOND ROBERT DOAN 59 CYNTHIA DOERR OFELIA DUARTE GIL DUKE GLORIA DUNAN PHYLLIS ELLIOTT EDDIE EMENHISER SUSAN ENGEL LINDA ENGLAND MARLA ENGLAND ERICK GAIL SENIORS With soaring spirits And uplifted faces We made a new beginning. Success lived Not only in a triumph But in every attempt. STEVE EVANS PAT FARLEY SANDRA FALLON PAMELA FARRAND A. ALEIDES FERNANDEZ REBECCA FERRO NADINE FIERENS ESTELA FIERRO FRANK FELIPE DEBORAH FIRTH CHARLES FISHER DAVID FISHER TERRI FLEENER ALBERT FLORES GILBERT FLORES STANTON FLORY SUSAN FORBISH CLASS OF ' 67 DOUG FRANCOISE DAVE FRANZ TERRY FROEMKE WILMA FURROW SANDRA GADDIS From each new We gathered Memories on Me mories the TERESA GARCIA JANET GARMAN ALAN GATCHER KAREN GAUDI DIAN GERMAN JEROME GERMAN experience unforgettable memories- which to build, same . . . yet different. LINDA GIBSON LARRY GILBERT VANA SUE GIRARDEY STEVE GILBERT 63 TOMMY GREENOUGH CLASS OF We lived in our own wo rid, A wo rid of color, motion, enthusiasm! We explored new horizons, discovering Perhaps we alone understood ou r world .. LYNN GRIFFITH FRANCES GRIM STEPHANIE HAGER WILLIAM HAILE LAURA GRIM JENNIFER HAARDT MARSHA HACKER GENE HAKALA DAVID HALL GALEN HALL VICKI HAW DAVON HAYDOCK EDWIN HEARN JIM HEITING TED HALL BOB HARADA BETTY HARDCASTLE and delight. the intricacies of life. perhaps no one did. JIM HARTSHORN WILLIAM HARRIS CRAIG HARRISON ERNEST HARRISON MARK HATCH -v- . GARY HALL DARWIN HANSON Senior Foreign Exchange Student Gulseren Aksoy LARRY HEMKEN LOUIS HERNANDEZ RACHEL HERNANDEZ RUBEN HERNANDEZ SUSAN HESS DANIEL HESSE CAROL HILL TOMMY HILL SHERYL HENDERSON ED HENNE DEBORAH HERDER ANDREW HERNANDEZ . class We planned ahead for Expressive ideas echoed PATRICIA HITCHCOCK MARY HOFFMAN JOHN HOLMGREN MARIANNE HOPKINS The Executive Council better campus activities, through the year. CAROLL HOTOPP HILDA HOVESTAD JIM HORNBECK JOSEPH HUNDLEY FAY HUNTER MIKE HUTCHINSON JOE INGALLS LINDA INGRAM 67 SANDRA IRISH KURT ISELI MIKE JACKSON ROY JACKSON SYLVIA JACQUES MOLLY JAIMEZ ROBERT JAMES BARBARA JARMAN LINDA JOHNSON ROCHELLE JOHNSON JEAN JONES LARRY JONES ROY JONES RAUL JORDON TAKAKO KAMIJO RICHARD KANT OR SAMUEL KASEROFF ROBERT KATTENHORN 68 SEEING MUCH, Suffering much, And studying much, We I earned much. STEVEN KLAUSING KURT KLEINSCHMIDT KENNETH KNAPP MIKE KOINE KENNETH KIRK STAN KLASSERT GARY KAUFFMAN HUGH KEESLER SALLY KELDRAUK SHARON KELLEY JOHN KELLOGG PHILLIP KEMPF STEVEN KENNARD PATTI KILIAN IDEAS Chosen wisely, Shared with others, Spread our influence. ■ I 4 SENIORS... DORIS KOPP SHIRLEY KOZLOFF JOY KRINGEL JEANNINE LAMKIN SHERRY LA MONT JOE LEWIS RUTH LEWIS DONALD LIBBY LEONARD LOPEZ VIRGINIA LIEB PATRICIA LITTLE CYRIL LONG RAY LONG v ■hhi LINDA LOPEZ JOYCE LOWE ELIZABETH LUGINBILL Seniors enjoy lunch. 1 LINDA MAC FATRIDGE LINDA MADDUX ! MARGARET MACIAS MARY MANN SAM LUNETTA CHRISTINE LUNDE JAMES LYNCH DAVID MACK JIM MACKERT CANDACE MARSH HERLINDA MARTINEZ 71 SENIORS JOSEPHINE MARTINEZ MARY MARTINEZ KAREN MC WILLIAMS INEZ MEJIA WILLIAM MELLOR ROBERT MENDOZA ANNETTE MERRILL DAVID MEYER CINDY MIKKELSEN SHIRLEY MINNICK RONALD MINNIX DAVE MITER BETSY MONICH Our skills were sharpened Through precision and perfection. We discovered learning is doing, And doing is life. DE OCO ANITA MONTES STEVE MOORE RENNE MORENO RUBEN MO RENO LINDA MORSE CARLOS MUNOZ VERA MURILLO LINDA MURRAY PETE MYIRI MARTHA NASTRONERO TERRI NEBEKER HAROLD NELSON JACK NICHOLS SUSAN NICHOLS CINDY NICHOLSON MERLE NIPPER XZAN OGLE MICHAEL OGNESS 74 We found nothing stood still. Life was dynamic, And a passive existence Yielded few rewards. We met each challenge, Gaining stamina And building character. TIMOTHY O ' NEILL LARRY ORRIS VICTOR ORTIZ THERESA OWENS Nadine Cierens (left) greets Coronans at CHS ' s first International Banquet. Gulseren Aksoy (middle) performed a Turkish folk dance. CL ASS OF ' 67 RANDY OYSTON SUSAN PAGE DAVID PALACOIS TOM PALACOIS JACK PARKER DIANE PATTERSON PENNIE PATTERSON ALAN PECK CHRIS PEPPERS RAYMOND PEREZ RUBEN PEREZ JOHN PEVERLY PAM PICKENS SENIORS encountering the surge Of competition, realized The excitement of belonging. ROGER PIERCE STEPHEN PIERCE DANIEL PRENTICE CAROL PRICE JOHN PROFFITT RUSSELL PULS 76 RICHARD RACHELL DAN RAMSAY GLORIA RASSO ROBERT RATASHAK DAVID REED STEVE REICHLING PATRICIA RENNIE TOM RETTKE Powder Puff Panthers . . . Seniors 7, Underclassmen 0 MICHAEL REYNOLDS PHILIP RHODES JEANNE RILEY MADELINE RILEY MARIE RIOS LARRY ROBERTSON DENICE ROBINSON ANGELINA ROBLES GAYLE ROGERS MARGARET ROGERS RAY ROJAS FRED RODRIGUEZ ROSE RODRIGUEZ DAVID ROMERO JIM ROSETH SIDNEY ROUKEMA DIANE RUTHERFORD JUANITA RUVALCABA TOBY RYAN SENIOR SPIRIT SHONE Sweepstakes-winning LINDA RYCKMAN ANDY RZAD ELIZABETH SAILER 78 with the float BARBARA SCHOBER CHRISTINA SCHICK PAULA SCHENIDER 79 DANIEL SEEWOSTER LEE SELF CHRISTINE SHERWOOD STEPHEN SHOEMAKER DUANE SLAUGHTER CATHRYN SMITH EDWIN SMITH MARILYN SMITH SENIORS eagerly setting far- Reaching goals and aspirations, Awakened to the dynamic Surge of life. JOYCE SOLOMON LANE SPEAR RAYLEEN SPENCE WILLIAM SQUIBB DEANN STANLEY ROBERT STANLEY EDWARD STANTON JIM STEELE JOHN STENGER BOB STEWART MARION STEWART JAMES STORY LINDA STOUT PATRICIA ST. PETER Time hustled on . . . day after day. Things that took little thought or Yet a restlessness, stirring within Kept us out of a groove. In our We merged the common with the VALERIE STRADER SANDRA SWING DONALD TALLEY DRENNA TALLEY DALE TAPIA RICHARD TEMPLE PAUL TERRIO FAYE THOMAS GLINDA THOMAS RICHARD THOMPSON ROBERT TOBOLA SHERYL TODD BETH TOLTON JAMES TOMLIN ROSALINDA TORRES We did common inspiration us, constant activities PATRICIA TRAINER TIMOTHY TOWNS JAMES UNLAND JANET VAN ANTWERP TONI VANDENBERG BRUCE VANDER WEERD BETSY VAN PELT CLASS TINO VARGAS WILLIAM VAUGHN MARIE VEGA HENRIETTA VERMEER Inquiring minds Grasped impatiently for knowledge. There was wonder, Confusion, Comprehension Amid endless questions And problems. TED WALTERS ALBERT WARREN WILLIAM WATLING CRAIG WATSON FLOYD WATSON RICHARD WATSON MICHELLE WATTS 85 DON WEBER BEVERLY WECK TRICIA WESTBROOK TERESA WILCOX JAMES WILES GERALD WILKINSON 86 LARRY WITTMAN WINKIE WOLFE BETTY WOOD RICHARD WOODARD CLASS OF ' 67 ANTHONY WOOD REBECCA WOOD ROY WOOD MAXINE WOOLARD JEAN YAMANO 87 ANDREA YBARRA TENA ZIMMERMAN DAVID ZONGKER RAUL ZUBIA SENIOR D E 88 FAVORITES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED (A) Winkie Wolfe (B) Tim Towns BEST ALL-ROUND (G) Laura Snydet (H) Harold Nelson MOST CREATIVE (C) Sheryl Todd (D) Sam Lunetta MOST HUMOROUS (I) Betsy Monich (J) Tim Tomlin MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITY (E) Joyce Lowe (F) Jim Steele H G I Juniors: Agu-Chr Junior Class President Chris Ganahl Aguirre, Michael Amaon, Shirley Anderson, Steven Arend, Rick Augusta, William Alexander, Shirley Amatisto, Joanne Angeloni, Marc Argue lies, Joe Avalos, Eva Alkana, John Ames, Jimmy Ankron, Robert Arguelles, Kathleen Avila, Francine Allen, Keven Anderson, Ronald Appelbe, Elaine Armstrong, Elizabeth Ayala, Mary Allen, Richad Anderson, Sherry Arellano, George Arvizu, Barbara Bares, Gloria Bailey, Linda Baker, John Baldwin, Tom Banuelos, Jaun Barcus, Barbara Barker, Sherry Barrett, Eddie Bartindale, Peter Bartshe, James Berwick, Denice Bash, Daniel Bass, Bill Bates, Vicki Bauer, Geoffrey Bean, Katherine Beausang, Richard Beaver, Tom Beckmann, Jane Bell, Kenny Bellinis, Antoinette Bice, John Blackburn, Pamela Blair, Glenda Boker, Patricia Booher, Patricia Bowen, Nancy Bowen, William Bower, Barbara Bowman, Carletta Boyd, David Sponsors Mr Bradshaw, Christina Braselton, Raymond Brody, Paul Bucey, Linda Buhrow, Stephen Burger, John Burgos, Ralph Bushee, Betty Buttner, Marsha Buttner, Wanda Byrd, Tarona Cairns, John Broghetta and Mr. Perkins look over handbook with Vice President Barbara Grimes. Cairns, Patricia Casagrande, Alan CKadboume, Rodney Cal I icon, Daniel Case, Linda Chollaconibe, Susan Cameron, Sandra Castro, Sandro Chaney, Joseph Cameron, William Cataldo, Toni Chappel, Carmen Comping, Terry Cebula, Gregory Choussee, Vicki Carpenter, Judy Cervantes, Daniel Childs, Fred Carrillo, Sondro Cervantes, Lydia Christian, Bill Corrio, Ana Cervantes, Salvador Christian, Loren Ciccinati, Kenneth Clark, Kerry Clark, Randolph Clarke, Bruce Cody, Philip Cogley, Dennis Cole, Bill Cole, Sheila Cook, Norma Cook, Rebecca Cooke, Robert Cooper, Marilyn Coplen, Debbie Corona, Franklin Corona, Glen Correia, David Cortez, Moses Cortez, Rosie Costa, Pamela Cox, Jock Crabtree, Linda Cragg, Kary Cramer, Dole Crane, David Crebs, Ginger Crump, Sandra Cruz, Ruben Currier, Irene Curtis, Linda Cuthbert, Melody Dabill, Linda Dahl, Estelle Daniels, Elizabeth Danieri, Robert Darrin, Don Davis, Diann Pur-r-rfect, Juniors Juniors: Cic-For Davis, Priscilla Davis, Sherry Davis, Vickie Deems, Janis Delgodo, Bernice DeLong, Bill Derrick, Deborah Detomore, Dennis Detamore, Sondro Dewees, Gor y Dioz, Armando Diaz, Ernest Diaz, Jose Diaz, Rosemary Dick, John Dixon, Carolyn Dobbins, Delbert Doerr, Rebecca Dohn, Melanie Doolittle, Vicki Docy, Janice Dudkowski, Connie Duke, Timothy Duncon, Camille Dunn, Martha Duran, Beotriz Ebner, Charles Eckhardt, John Happy Apple Day! Edmonson, Stan Egbert, Ethel Elias, Rose Elliott, Donna Emerson, Jan is Emerton, Nancy Emmons, Clifford Erickson, Gary Escoto, Eva Esparza, Andy Esparza, Margaret Esparza, Robert Esquivel, Steve Everallnewman, Sandra Evaro, Henry Ezell, David Fagundes, Jeanne Fogundes, Lorry Fairweather, Robin Fare, Gerald Faus, Mitchell Faustino, Cynthia Fay, David Feightner, Terry Feldscher, Marc Felipe, Lydia Ferguson, James Fiddament, Pamela Fiori, Trudy Findley, Gory Fitzgerald, Rodney Flores, Anna Flores, Louis Flores, Martha Flynn, Douglas Foreman, Audrey Fox, Lloyd Fox, Warren Frias, Richard Frix, Bradford Gagner, Bonnie Gallo, George Gomez, Angelina Ganahl, Christopher Ganahl, Jomes Ganske, Loren Garcia, Josefina Garcia, Pou! Garrett, Michael Garrett, Richard Geismon, Edward Geissler, Sherry Juniors: Fox-Kni Gemmill, Lance George, Diane Gerstmor, Richard Gibbons, Dennis Glass, Sam Gonzales, Frances Goodson, Jock Gramm, Susan Grider, Patricia Grimes, Barbara Grimes, Thomas Grizzle, Phillip Grover, Vickie Gryniuk, Steven Guenther, Charles Gunnoe, Dawne Gunter, Deborah Guy, Rick Guzman, Margarita Hagen, Beverly Hall, Janis Hamel, Linda Hamersma, Karen Hamilton, Debbie Hardison, Laurie Harlin, Gary Harmon, Pete Harris, Jack Harris, Robert Harrison, Gloria Harrison, Mary Hart, Sherry Haselton, Brod Haw, Stephen Hawkins, Don Hawkins, Michale Hawley, Jacqueline Hayoshi, Vicki Haydu, Linda Heath, Gloria Hemming, Kathryn Hendrickson, Barbara Henne, Ronald Herzog, Mike Hoffman, Kathleen Herman, Deborah Hewett, Carroll Hoham, John Hernandez, Edward Higelin, Thomas Holm, Dennis Hernandez, Faustino Hill, Rita Holmes, Terry V m At- lie m l 9 t M Sponsor Mrs. Mackey explains responsibilities to treasurer Becky Doerr and secretary Dawne Gunnoe. Hopkins, Pamela Howell, Deboroh Hribar, Jerry Hubbard, Lisa Huffman, Eddie Huntley, Thomas Huston, Wayne 1 Jr Inscore, Terry Irish, Michael Jackson, David James, Peggy Jameson, Janice Jamieson, William Jansmo, Rosemary Jenkins, Eulo Jenkins, lorene Jennings, Marilyn Jensen, Christy Jewell, Gayle Jobe, Steven Johnson, Daryl Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Kathleen Jones, Barbara Jones, Carolyn Jones, Constance Jones, Thomas Kandel, Suzanne ess Kaseroff, Carrolyn Kasten, Charles Kellett, David Kelley, Gerald Kershaw, Dave Ketterling, Shirley Key, Judy Kilgore, Sherrie King, Leonne Kinkode, David Klousing, John Klepach, Steven Kline, Carolyn Knight, Ronald «0 f- 4 - ' -v Knorr, Vicki Lagos, Mary Lasson, James Koehn, Diane Koenig, Gordon Kolbe, Dennis Koontz, Steve Kozloff, Charlotte Kreiser, Michael Kuppens, Walter Laguna, Rose Lamb, Charlotte Lamkin, Wayne Lane, Kathleen Lara, George Larson, Kristine Lasker, Susan Lausen, Beverly Leake, Gregory Leal, Linda Leatherby, Jim Leatherby, Judy Ledford, Lee Lemus, Marcia Lengel, Dorothy Lester, Riley Lew in, Jean Lisardo, Joe Little, David Litz, William Juniors: Kno-Nel Lockwood, Jimmy Loftis, Ervin Long, Richard Longamore, Jesse Lopez, Albert Lopez, Antonia Lopez, Mary Love, Mickie Lovette, Shirley Luginbi 11, Jean Madonna, Frances Maely, Bob Malcolm, Richard Maldonado, Lilia Mallicoat, Patricia Manion, Denise Mankins, Elizabeth Marez, Jerry Markowitz, Brad Marlatt, Zan Marlett, Wayne Marquez, Fortino Martinez, Araceli Martinez, Carmen Martinez, Edward Martinez, Melvin Martinez, Ronnie Mason, Terry Maurer, David Maxwell, Shirley Mayfield, James McConnell, James MeCorlcell, Samuel McCown, Kathleen McRai, Jessie McWherter, Deborah Mead, Michelle Millord, Sheila Miller, Bradford Mills, Carolyn Masterson, Dale McCann, Sharon McDaniel, Stephen Meier, Sherry Mathem, Edward McChesney, Lauren McElhaney, Barbara Meyers, Ariane Mattice, Lynn McClellan, Edward McGuire, Patricia Mignano, John Mault, Charles McCollum, Arthur McPhee, Randy Mikkelsen, Greg Moore, Kathleen Mora, Julia Morton, Rod Morvay, Victor Mull, Steven Mullvain, Jon Mulvey, Dennis Mumm, Melitta Murtha, Marilyn Nash, Deidre Nash, Lillian Navas, Jesus Mosman, Gene Munar, Vicki Navas, Lillian Moyette, Gayle Munoz, Ruby Navas, Myrna Mugley, Dennis Munz, Jesslyn Neill, Barbara Mulanax, Paula Murray, George Nelson, Annette Juniors: Ney-Sou Ney, Norman Normon Cheryl Nugent, Karyn Nielson, Gilfert Norris, Merle Nugent, Pat Nitz, Michael Novak, Christopher Nunley, Betty Studious Juniors cram for exams. Odegaard, Gary Ogle, Judy Olinger, Carolyn Olsen, Willi Ornelas, Steve Osborn, Richord Padilla, Edward Page, Dwight Palmer, Lesley Ponattoni, Phyllis Papp, Karen Parker, Karen Parker, Valrie Potchell, William Paterson, Harold Patterson, Victor Penicks, Roberta Perkins, Jim Peterson, Roberta Pettit, Gregg Pfister, Doug Phillips, Gail Pontes, Virgil Portune, Susan Pratt, Barbara Presson, Larry Price, Diana Price, Sandro Prichard, Jane Prielipp, Ruth Prieto, Gloria Prost, Jacqueline Quackenbush, Phillip Quinn, George Ramirez, Romona Rondoll, Donny Randel, Joanne Rathbone, Don Rather, Teresa Raya, Margie Raymond, James Reed, Patricia Rollemo, Florence Ronck, Jeanne Rookey, Judy Rose, Karen Roseberry, Catherine Ruiz, Diane Ruiz, Jesse Ruiz, Mary Russell, Gregory Saldivar, Alex Salthouse, Chris Salyer, Danny Sondlin, Carolyn Sarogozo, Lydia Sare, David Scheets, Stephen Schenberg, Fred Schiller, Michael Schramm, Bryan Seats, Paul Seeley, Kenneth Serroto, Danny Serroto, Luis Setterstrom, Connie Sharp, Cecil Shelley, Evelyn Shepard, Dexter Sherman, Jack Sherman, Kathy Shirer, Lewis Shockley, Bob Shoemaker, Diane Shrader, Kothleen Shupp, Kristie Silva, Cecelia Simmons, Roger Skaggs, James Slaughter, Gerald Smith, Kris Smith, Rebecca Snow, Mike Soules, Larry Reisbeck, Christine Renfeldt, Daniel Retzer, Judy Rey, Benjamin Rhodes, William Rice, Celeste Rice, David L. Rice, David T. Rios, Connie Rios, Robert Ritchison, Rodney Rivas, Yolanda Rivera, Gilbert Robbins, Sherry Southwell, Steven Sporkmon, Frank Spence, Robert Spray, Gordon Juniors: Sou-Zwa Squires, Lorry Stallings, Julienne Stanka, Mary Stanton, Carol Stark, Grady Stebbing, Sherry Stefan, Geza Stefanov, Nadine Stewart, Colleen Stewart, Greg Stewart, William Stone, Tony Street, Sandra Strohl, Gail Strong, Sandra Stucker, Bruce Stutsman, Richard Sullivan, Connie Sullivon, Karen Swails, Billy Tanner, Andrew Taylor, Deborah Terrell, Cynthia Terry, Joe Tetley, Thomas Thatcher, Loretta Thayer, Lorry Thompson, Kenneth Tiemeyer, Willa Tolton, Paula Toman, Chryl Torre, Robert Toste, Barbara Tow, Lee Ann Towns, James Trebbien, Jeon Trejo, Joe Tronti, Cecilia Tronti, Jim Troskey, Janet Trueblood, Julie Truelson, Thomas Tubbs, Kathleen Tucker, Bruce 102 Valles, Manuel Vivanco, Mercedes Tucky, Sharon Ulrich, Nancy Underwood, Steve Urch, Kathy Urquidez, Monuel Valdez, Frank Vazquez, Esther Velasco, Arther Vestesen, Christine Vieira, Cheryl I Viken, Marilyn Villa, Esther Voughn, Roberta Van Geloof, Coro Waefje, Katheryn Wade, Richard Waisath, Steven Waffle, Gory Wallace, Janet Wallace, John Weiss, James White, Chris Williams, John Yardley, Donna Wolls, Raymond Werley, Steve White, Lance Williams, Phyllis Yockey, Linda Walters, Nancy Wesse 11, Gory White, Lawrence Winkler, Dan Young, Rodney Walters, Roberto West, Michael Whitlow, Faye Wolff, Darlene Zehner, Roberta Watkins, Darlena Whitaker, James Wiggins, Leroy Wood, Janice Ziekar, Gigi Wayne, Charles Whitaker, Jerry Wilburn, Rhonda Worrell, Jack Zum, Debbie 103 Allison, Jocqueline Alvarado, Rene Alvarez, Sofia Amos, Josefina Anderson, Becky Anderson, Larry Anderson, Steve Andrade, Frances Anguiano, Alfred Aparicio, Renold Araujo, Carolyn Arcy, Silvia Arnold, Ron Arnold, Susan Arredondo, Vivian Asai, Kikuko Asker, Jolyn Atencio, Thomas Austin, Johnnie Avoids, Alex Avila, Gloria Avila, Helen Avila, Yvonne Ayala, Ruben Azevedo, Danny President Sudie Figueroa and Vice President Joe Farley. ; Batch, Gloria Borngrover, Mary Bales, Linda Barrera, John Ball, Ramona Bartholdi, Debbie Boltierra, Ruben Bartlett, Glenda Bankston, Martha Bartlett, Greta Banuelos, Maria Eleva Basabe, Linda Boptista, Douglas Basabe, Pete Aguirre, Emelia Alarcon, Saul Allen, Gerald Bacon, Debbie Barber, Heidi Bacon, Merle Barnes, Sidney Sophomores: Ada-Bur Adams, Lynn Adams, Melven Adler, Brent Aguilar, Richard Alley, Don wsr Boym, Cindy Boys, Donald Beatty, Stephanie Benton, Joanne Berger, Janet Bergeron, Omer Becker, Barbara Beckman, Alice Bego, Raymond Berry, Johnny Berry, Russell Bice, Karin Belcher, Mory Belken, Bob Bell, Kathleen Bicknell, Sally Bird, Anthony Black, Ellen Booher, Lelia Booker, John Booth, Dana Bousiog, Julia Bowden, David Bowen, Becky Boyd, Karen Boyer, Ronald Brodac, Linda Bragg, Mory Braner, Terry Bravo, Frances Brewer, Donna Bristow, David Bronson, Tim Brown, Crystal Brown, Debbie Brown, Martin Brown, Mike Browning, Robert Sponsor Mr. LaRoche Bruce, David Brunei I, Lynn Bryant, Luon Bulgerin, David Burk, Lynnette Burrows, Cecelio Burtness, Charlotte f 106 ft ft Colvert, Craig Calvert, Quint Campbell, William Camping, Thomas Cardoza, David Cardoza, llene Carranza, Thersa Carroll, Mike Carter, Lisa Carty, Ronald Caspio, Linda Cavinder, Cheryl Cavinder, Gary Centeno, Frances Butler, Clifton Butler, Debra Bynum, David Byrum, Jerry Cairns, Daniel Call, Janice Callicott, David Cervantes, Victor Chance, Debra Chaney, Sharon Chapin, Cheryl Chavez, Dodid Cheeks, Robert Christensen, Randi Christian, Shelly Cicchelli, Denise Citron, Robert Clack, Mildred Clack, Shoren Sophomore Secretary Sue Valentine, not pictured, Treasurer Pam Hull. Claifce, Rebecca Clay, Kathy Cloyton, Gary Coffey, Phillis Coffman, Christine Coffman, James Cleghorn, Robert Cohoon, Edward Clement, John Colwell, Kristina Cleveland, Rickey Colwell, Richard Cloud, Deborah Conium, Barbara Cody, Sandy Cook, Sandra Copeland, Morsho Cortez, Linda Corber, Made Cowlishow, Nancy Corgan, Ronald Cay, Douglas Coria, Erosto Cramer, Donna Corral, Rebecca Cross, Janet Cortez, Edward Crowe, Terry Cortez, Hortencia Cruz, Manuel Sophomores: But-Esp Cunliffe, Betty Cuthbert, Lade Dahl, Walden Darland, Rose Darrin, David Davis, Bobby Davis, Jerielin Davis, Jerri lee Davis, Martha De Bos, Debbie De Gasser, Robert De La Rosa, Johnny Del Campo, Steven Denny, Mode Dunlap, Marcia Dunn, Sherrie Dyche, Vicki Dye, Greg East lake, Peggy Ebner, Sallie Edmondson, Robert Ehrlich, Vicki Emery, Lois Emmerton, William England, Albert England, Bill Engle, Marcia Esparza, Richard Espinoza, Theresa Estes, Rita Evaro, Stella Faber, Peggy Fare, Carolyn Farley, Michael Farley, Joe Famholz, Karen Faulkner, Mary Favela, Maria The Sophomore First Fawver, Kenneth Felix, Arnold Felix, Arthur Felix, Virginia Ferguson, Jean Sophomores: Ferguson, Jolene Ferguson, Terri Fiero, Sherry Figueroa, Robert Figueroa, Sudie Figueroa, Vivian Fish, Harry Fisher, Betty Flood, Shirley Flores, Jesse Flores, Joe Flores, Rachel Flores, Rudy Floyd, Jenny Ford, Dennis Foreman, Chories Forman, Ronald Foster, Dale Foster, Linda Fox, William Frankland, Gail Frizzel, Pam Gabbard, Pat Gama, Deborah Garcia, Efraim Garcia, Victor Gorman, Jill Garnett, Robert Garrison, Letitia Garton, Tom Gavett, April Garza, Evaldo German, Charles German, Thomas Gerson, Suzanne Gibbons, Dorrell Gigson, Larry Gilbert, Susan Gilham, Paula Gillotti, Gwendolyn Gilroy, John Giurbino, Bernadette Glisson, Linwood Gomer, Richard Gomez, Christine Place Class Float. Esp-Hig Gomez, Julio Gonzales, Anita Gordon, Kathy Gorman, Shelley Gould, Charles Granodo, Alvin Graves, Jeffrey Greenough, Wanda Griffen, Marshall Grimes, Richard n Grizzle, Janie Groesser, Jane Gunnerson, Sharon Gustafson, Charles Hagen, Cris Hall, David Hakala, Gerald Halverson, Larry Hamel, Art Hamilton, Tim Hammond, Steven Hansen, Christian Hanson, Bob Haroda, Ron Harper, Mary Hortzell, Robert Harwell, Clarence Hawley, Howard Hawley, Susan Hayes, Dennis Henderson, Marianne Hendrickson, Terri Hennebelle, Kathy Heredia, Lupe Hernandez, Sammy Herrera, Lupe Herrera, Rose Hesse, Robert Heth, Susan Higelin, Sandra 109 Sophomores: Hig-McC Sophomores join in the fun at the GAA Kick-Off. Higelin, Sharon Higley, Clayne Hinton, Gilda Hinzie, Charles Hobson, Charlene Hogue, Patricia Holbert, Mary Holden, Debbie Holm, Nanette Homsany, Georgette Hopper, Alice Huckins, Monica Huffaker, Jerry Hull, Pamela Hunt, Roger Hupp, Christine Hutslar, Tim Ibanez, Julia Imboch, James Ingraham, James Inscore, Stephanie Jock son, Cynthia Jockson, Gary Jackson, Kenneth Jaimez, James James, Charles James, Kathy Jasso, Abel Jensen, Toby Jewell, Dennis Johnson, Christine Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Wanda Jones, Elmira Jones, Linda Janes, Molly Jones, Rebecca Jones, Sherry Joor, William Jurado, Freddie Kempling, Dianna Kasten, Frank Kauffman, Wally Kaysbier, Tommy Keith, Elizabeth Kelley, Judy Kelly, Danny Kemltzki, Suzanna Killmer, Barbara Kimes, Christine Kirkpatrick, Arthur Klott, Marvin Kleinschmidt, Cheryl Knego, Jim Knick, Nona Kufleitner, John Kuhn , Dennis Kurth, Ronald LoCasse, Bob Lagos, Mary Lambrson, Steven Lane, Sharon Lang, Mary Lara, Steve Larson, Suanne Laskowski, Nancy Lawfer, Joel Leal, Darlene Leal, Joseph LeClear, Jillane Ledford, Gale Leonard, Patricia Leonti, Janet Lester, Lynene Lewollen, Judy Lewis, Charles Libby, Kenneth Lieb, Mike Little, Charles Litz, Gary Lizama, Robert Lobo, Marguerite Loera, Gilbert Loftfield, Berner Logue, Terry Lomeli, Armando Lopez, Donald Lopez, Sylvia Love, Willard Lovette, Chester Ludwig, Linda Mailloux, Susan Markowitz, Dean Maxwell, Tracy Makin, Lesley Maldonado, Martha Maley, Judith Mallen, Thomas Marquez, Eleanor Martinez, Octavio Mattice, Gwen Maultsby, Neddie May, Michele McCabe, Jonis McCausland, Stanley McClain, Dan ill Sophomores: McC-Ran McClure, Judy McDaniel, Debbie McDaniel, Jim McDill, James McElroy, Rod MeEwon, Judy MeGreal, Steve Mclntire, Donald McNeiece, Ginger McWilliams, Ellen Mead, Donna Meese, Linda Mellor, Elizabeth Mendez, Hilario Mendez, Isabel Mendez, Richard Mendoza, Ralph Meyers, Dennis Miguel, Manuel Millard, Jim Miller, Larry Miller, Michael Millfelt, Larry Montejano, Rebecca Montry, Roxanne Moore, Tim Mora, Connie Moreno, David Moreno, James Morovich, Pete Morris, Bob Morris, Daniel Morrison, Melvin Morvay, Tonya Mott, Norman Munoz, Jerry Munoz, Robert Murillo, Anthony Murillo, Luciano Muro, Armando Muro, Yolanda Murray, Cindy Mursu, Rene Myers, Lynda Nash, Loyd Nealey, Robert Nester, Candy Newell, Dale Newman, Lynn Newman, Richord Newsom, Jeff Nichols, Greg Nipper, Carl Nord, Stephen Nosik, Tanya Nowak, Deborah Nunez, Ralph 112 Nunley, Diane Ortiz, Gloria Palacios, Robert Pearson, Echo Peterson, Peter Phillips, Mary Nygren, Dan Ortiz, JoAnn Palmer, Pam Peart, Pennie Petto, Mory Pidgeon, Kevin O ' Clock, Timothy Ortiz, Peter Panattoni, Joe Pennington, Cindy Pettit, Linda Pierce, Gary O ' Connell, Kevin Ortiz, Sylvia Parker, Wade Penrod, Robert Peverly, lanette Piaster, Linda Power, Gary Prentice, Joseph Pretz, Jonet Price, Susan Quijano, Jesse Puckett, Michael Pullen, Lon Purdum, Bary Putrzenski, Ricky Quackenbush, Gary Quattlebaum, Donna Rodtke, Jerry Ramos, Augustine Ramsdell, Hugh Randall, Diana Randall, Michell Range, Joan 113 Province, Michael Quinn, Patrick Rasmussen, Robert Rasso, Ronnie Rasso, Salvador Rowson, Lorrine Roy, Victoria Raya, Carolyn Raya, Esther Raya, Sylvia Record, Judy Record, Shirley Redlin, Mark Reed, Darrell Reed, Dennis Reed, William Rehling, Diana Reyes, Helen Reyes, Lucy Reyes, Othon Reynoso, Frances Ribor, Vicky Riches, Sid Richmond, Gregory Robertson, Gregory Robinson, Brenda Robinson, Lynndell Robles, Joe Rodriguez, Alfred 114 Rodriguez, Esmeralda Rodriguez, Margaret B. Rodriguez, Margaret N. Rogers, Marilynn Rogers, Mark Rogers, Nancy Roman, Kenny Roman, Til la Romero, Eathy Ronck, Kirk Rank, Gordon Ross, Judy Ross, Robert Roupe, Susan Ruiz, Jerry Ruiz, Lucilo Rule, Pat Ruono, Sandra Russell, Owen Ryan, Terry Ryle, Jeff Solgado, Rosemary Sanchez, Alfonse Sanchez, Rosa Sontano, Walter Sarogoza, Virginia Saucido, Andrew Schnase, Darla Schneider, Steven Schofield, Wayne Schroeder, Kurt Schultz, Kathy Schuster, Georga Seaton, Kondra Seats, John Seidle, Ann Selby, Donald Selby, Rebecca Self, Rose Self, Virginia Semple, Dave Sepulveda, Mario Setterstrom, Tim Sevems, Kenneth Seymour, Dennis Sophomores: Ras-Tal Shelton, Mory Shively, Michoel Sierra, Pearl Sigl, Nancy Silva, Steven Silva, Victoria Sime, Donald Simons, Debbie Simonsen, Aleen Simonsen, Donald Simpson, Cynthia Siqueiros, Oscar Skinner, Kay Slife, Howard Stinkard, Warren Slover, Michael Smith, Bruce Smith, Guido Smith, Jonice Smith, Robert Smith, Sondro Smither, Johnny Smithson, Koren Snyder, Darlene Solomon, Carol Sommerstedt, Bryan Songer, Paul Souza, Mory Souza, Tony Spangler, Martin Spiess, Marianne Squibb, Donna Stanley, Elizabeth Stephens, Glenda Sterling, Debra Stevens, Edward Stewart, Cleo Stewart, Mel Stone, Cheryl Stovall, David Street, Danny Sturgis, Sharon Suneson, Lynn Swendra, Dennis Talbert, Bobby Talbert, Gayle Talley, Becky Talvitie, Ann Tate, Mark Taylor, Richard Taylor, Tim Teague, Linda Tefft, Jim Terrio, Shirley Thomas, Diane Thomas, Terry Thomas, William Thompson, Becky Thompson, Michoel Thompson, Steven Thoomire, Daniel Tilley, Alice Tobola, Michael Todd, Kathleen Tomer, Margaret Tomes, Louella Torres, Albert Tovar, Hortencio Trainer, Thomas Tramonfano, Jill Trask, Mary Trefz, Sandra Tridigo, Steve Tripp, Shelley Ulrich, Linda Usderwood, Debbie Uribe, Mary Valentine, Susan Von Beveren, Sonia Van Dyk, Joann Van Hyfte, Mark Van Scoder, Lonnie Van Steenwyk, Kathy Vara, Ruben Varela, Isobel Varela, Norma Varga, John Voughan, William Vaughn, Edward Weoch, Becky Vega, Maria Velasco, Joe Verkoik, John Verne, John Villa, Diane Villa, Lousio Voegele, Charles Vogel, Diana Von Sothen, Edward Sophomores: Wogoner, Michoel Waite, Janet Waltz, David Ward, Bill Wakefield, Debby Wales, Jacqueline Ware, Robert Warren, Dannie Walker, Ernest Warren, Kerry Walker, Judy Worren, Linda Walloce, Mark Wat ling, Lonce Walloce, Rhonda Wattenborger, Judy Walsh, Robert Weakley, Stephen Tal-Zwa Weaver, Susan Webb, Susan Weblemoe, Jane Wede, Linda Weeks, Mike Werley, Barbara Werley, Edward West, Stephen Westbrook, Michael Weyand, Charles Whitcomb, Christine White, Cynthia White, Glenn Whitten, Chorles Wigelsworth, Carol Wilhite, Lola Wilkie, Renee Willett, John Williams, Linn WiNison, Roy Willoughby, Dean Wilson, Patti Winkler, Lonnie Witherspoon, Jockie Wobd, Edward Wojrtorek, Michoel Wolfe, William Wolfenbarger, Faye Wolff, Gloria Wood, Eddie Wyrick, Chris Yokley, Donald Young, Etta Young, James Zaragoza, William Zehnder, Claudia Ziemann, Jeanine Zongker, Sandra Zubiz, Ercelia Zuniga, Ralph Zum, Mike Zwart, Janice MR. LUCKY CANDIDATES—FRONT ROW: Harold Nelson, Tim Towns. SECOND ROW: Alan Peck, Toby Ryan, Mark Hatch, Ed Hearn. THIRD ROW: Bob James, Bill Mellor, David Maw, Jim Steele. FIRST DANCE .. . HOWDY HOP . . . MR. LUCKY ... Donna Clark congratulated David Maw as he is chosen Mr. Lucky. 120 Diana Diamond announces Mr. Luck Spanish Club members perform before their audience as entertainment at the Spanish American Dinner. Running the gamut. Playing the game. Getting the gist of it all... CLUB ACTIVITIES Girls I ine up for a gunny sack and a one-footed race at the GAA kickoff. 121 A.F.S. Earth ' s youth united, striving to understand, grasping the tread, barely.. .A.F.S. Curiosity, the yearn to learn, adaptability, understanding, acceptance- These and more needed... And then perhaps... Increased understanding among all peoples, and World Peace.. .A.F.S. PANTHERETTES The trophy for the most spirited group on campus went to the large-lunged Pantherettes. After a heated yelling contest in which the nearest competitor was the band led by Mr. Rickson and his brown cap, the red vested Pantherettes were awarded the spirit trophy (right). Pantherettes also led the school in the fashion field. The Annual Pantherette Fashion Show was a smash as was any activity undertaken by this group. Let ' s Have a Talk ... this year several On the Beam CHS students decided to Play it Cool in Where is the Mayor, the first CHS musical since 1941. Lacey and Weirick, writers of the musical, jetted out to see the CHS production. It was great, but Don ' t Feel Badly if you missed it... Let ' s Get Happy, Three Cheers.. .for Mr. Halperin, Mr. Rick- son, Mr. Baughman, and Miss Horan are probably even now preparing for next year ' s hit. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES mm t v. ' . i va r® HOMECOMING - AN INTERVAL OF LIFE The excitement, intensity, the spirit throb. The deafening beat of the keyed-up mob. Chickenwire, wheelbarrows, rallies galore, Powderpuff Football—and the crowd shouts More! More of this throbbing, moving existence; Don ' t let it end! their ceaseless insistence. These seven days climaxed by a game. Climaxed by the crowning of a queen. And all the while in between-- The lifelike throb permeates, extends. Grows, flourishes, and at its peak, ends. Silence, and the victory of being Vanished unnoticed, the same crowd—not seeing And instead of that deafening, beautiful tone- Again a sob, a whine, a groan. — A moment- of glory, a regal procession, an awesome atmosphere, a mood, music, lights, the crown, and beauty... her majesty Winkie Wolfe. LETTERMEN ' S Lettermen sans red-gold jackets, in tuxedos... the perfect escorts. A smashing evening... the Lettermen ' s Ball. HOMECOMING COURT FOR 1966 Miss Linda Ingram HER MAJESTY Winkie Wolfe 130 Miss Sue Wadenius Miss Jean Yamano Miss Laura Snyder Miss Joyce Lowe Miss Diano Diamond ANNE FRANK. . . In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart... (The Diary of Anne Frank) CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY a SPONSORED BY 136 Work, shoot, hustle, Drive, - - grab it, is That ball alive? Circling the rim, the Ball teeters, which Way will it fall? Do we, too, walk the Rim subject to a Breeze ' s whim? Ijif? V 1 r iY LJ 1 i.lJk FOOTBALL . . . Sweat-filled eyes blur the field, tackles close in, the dull roar of the stands, lights, a hole in the line of bodies, a run or a pass, and a victory... Football! Chosen as the best in their position for the Ivy League Team were Mark Hatch and Jeff McKlintock. Making the second Ivy League Team was defensive tackle,. John Kellogg. 139 WRESTLING . . . 140 Dramatic poses, referees on the ground, famous for the arm lever hold, the height of physical stamina, strength, style, skill, Iightning-quick maneuvers, aching muscles, endurance, the bell. . .second in the entire Ivy League... CHS Wrestling. MR. IRRESISTIBLE Mr. Irresistible, Ted Hall, is congratulated by cheerleader, Jeanene Hulsey. HUSH BOW DAY A note of spirit in a symphony of discord leaving an echo of hope ... t m Mr. Rickson and Mr. Baughman review plans for a unique pep rally. 143 TENNIS . . . TRACK . . . GOLF . . . BASEBALL 145 t GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Engrossed in the game, decisions, a goal. KMH 148 The forty-third annual Hi-Jinx Ball honored nine senior girls. By tradition, these are the girls who have served CHS most both through academic and extra curricular activities. Sponsored by the Girls ' League, this year ' s ball was en¬ hanced by the music of the CHS Stage Band and the theme of Daisies Don ' t Tell. The evening was climaxed by the coronation of the 1967 Hi-Jinx Queen, Betsy Monich and the traditional Black Hawk Waltz. HI-JINX QUEEN THE HI-JINX COURT OF 1967 152 SOMETHING ELSE The Annual thing this year was the Senior ' s Something Else. With emcees Ed Staton and Besty Monich, the thing could be no less than a regular hit-which it was. Some performing groups were The Blue Mist , That ' s Them , Misty Morns , Us , Captain Billies ' Wizbag , and the Aragons . Other acts included such musicians as Chris Hagen and Tricia Westbrook, Steve Kessler, Ceasar Burgos and Gordon Koenig, Bill Hendrickson, Donna Clark, Mike and Jackie Hawley, Leslie Pratt, Debbie Coplen, Dan Kennedy, and Ed Stanton. MISS CORONA PAT BREUNIG MISS COLLEEN JULIE RYAN Panther Tales ' Staff prepares annual literary magazine •X 1 . Mr. Lucky 2. Hi-Jinks Ball 3. Senior rings 4. Quill and Scroll Hallowiener . 5. Presentation of football queen candidates. 157 f f f f I ( f.l 0 lfl2. B_43 Lii? MS FRONT ROW: Tony Balderas, Mike Hutchinson, John Medina, Jeff McClintock, Ed Hearn, David Romero, Louis Hernandez, Jim Steele, Joe Trejo. SECOND ROW: Russ Barnes, Armando Diaz, Dennis McCorkell, Harold Nelson, Ted Hall, David Maw, Alan Peck, Dan Kelly, Frank Felipe. BACK ROW: Randy Oyston, Rick Thomason, Eddie Vaughn, Steve Underwood, Jim Ganahl, Billy Swails, John Kellog, Bill Harris, Mark Hatch, Craig Harrison, Richard Temple. Corona 0 St. Paul 51 Corona 0 Fa 11 brook 12 Corona 12 San Gorgonio 19 Corona 20 Colton 13 Corona 0 Eisenhower 20 Corona 20 Poly 26 Corona 34 Norte Vista 44 Corona 7 Rubidoux 0 Corona 13 John North Non-league game 7 161 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Ron Boyer, Greg Richmond, Dale Masterson, David Bulgerin, Geroge Schuster, Pat Nugent, Tom Greenough, Warren SIindard, Charles Mault, Dennis Reed, Peter Ortiz. BACK ROW: Randy Oyston, Chris Imbach, Junior Flores, Bill Ward, Dave Semple, Coach Beales, David Bruce, Alvin Granado, Mike Jaimez, Tim Duke, Clarence Harwell, Pete Basabe, Oscar Siqueiros, Robert Oles. Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona Corona 0 Riverside Poly 19 Rubidoux 0 Eisenhower 13 San Gorgon io 12 Col ton 14 Fa 11 brook 0 St. Paul 48 25 20 13 13 27 19 162 Corona 6 St. Paul 15 Corona 12 San Gorgon io 18 Corona 21 Colton 0 Corona 48 Eisenhower 0 Corona 18 Riverside Poly 14 Corona 0 North 25 BEE FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Jim Lockwood, Lorry Soules, Mike Waggnor, Ruben Oreles, Paul Garcia, Gary Waffle, Billy Wolfe, Dale Cramer, Dana Booth. SECOND ROW: Mike Ditto, Darrell Reed, Steve Ornelas, Raymond Bega, Jay Blankenship, Steve Del Campo, Edward Cortez, Mark Redlin, Craig Calvert, Terry Ryan, Victor Garcia. BACK ROW: Coach Lowery, Kenny Bell, Sal Rosel, Bill Bass, Ken Diamond, Jeff Newsome, Mike Kreiser, Moses Cortez, John Gilroy, Steve Cara, Marshall Griffith, Dennis Reed, Coach Blankenship. 163 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Coach Lewis, Ernest Diaz, Fred Childs, Randy Clark, David Ezell. BACK ROW: Chris Ganahl, Don Talley, Chuck Ebner, Tim Moore, Bill Jameson. NOT SHOWN: Fred Schenberg. Four CHS track members, (from left) Humberto Centeno, Ernest Diaz, Don Talley, and David Ezell, practice for the upcoming meets by running across Corona ' s grassy fields. CROSS COUNTRY JUNIOR VARSITY Varsity Corona 15 Fa II brook 48 Corona 48 Col ton 15 Croona 27 Eisenhower 28 Corona 24 Poly 31 Corona 33 John North 25 Corona 20 San Gorgon io 35 Corona 25 Norte Vista 31 Corona 20 Rubidoux 40 Junior Varsity Corona 0 Fa II brook 15 Corona 17 Colton 44 Corona 39 Eisenhower 20 Corona 20 Poly 36 Corona 42 John North 29 Corona 26 San Gorgonio 29 Corona 40 Norte Vista 20 Corona 17 Rubidoux 47 JV—FRONT ROW: Daniel Renfeldt, Manuel Villa, Michael Aguirre, Coach Lewis. BACK ROW: Chris Hagen, Humberto Centeno, Loren Ganske, Donald Simonsen. 165 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Laura Snyder, Joyce Lowe, Lynn Hotopp, Diana Diamond, Winkie Wolfe, Tricia Westbrook. CHS PEP B CHEERLEADERS: Jeanene Hulsey, Gayle Jewell, Janice Jameson. SQUAD Clark. BACK ROW: Becky Luginbill, Kris Smith, Caroll Bridenstine, VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Dan Nygren, Manager; Ed Best, Ed Hearn, Harold Nelson, Alan Peck, Tim O ' Clock. BACK ROW: Jim Heiting, Jose Diaz, Bob Kattenhorn, J.R. Tomlin, Tim Towns. NOT PICTURED: Mike Reynolds, Gene Hakala. ' Corona 34 Faculty 28 Corona 47 John North 65 ' Corona 38 Villa Park 74 Corona 41 Eisenhower 64 ' Corona 46 Fontana 45 Corona 50 San Gorgonio 66 Corona 57 Duarte 50 Corona 57 Poly 71 Corona 41 Charter Oak 33 Corona 62 Norte Vista 65 Corona 58 Northview 50 Corona 46 Colton 77 Corona 41 Azusa 85 Corona 39 Rubidoux 61 Corona 45 Ganesha 48 Corona 46 John North 83 Corona 43 Montclair 58 Corona 40 Eisenhower 63 Corona 51 Hemet 85 Corona 40 San Gorgonio 43 Corona 55 Calipatria 52 Corona 47 Poly 89 Corona 44 Perris 59 Corona 69 Norte Vista 39 Corona 42 Rubidoux 64 Corona 60 Colton 88 Non league game Coach Fritz 168 Coach Lowry, Pete Basabe, Paul Brody, Jim Ganahl, Gene Mosman, Dave Semple, Al Warren. NOT PICTURED: Chris Ganahl,Randy Clark. JV BASKETBALL Corona • 39 Villa Park 57 Corona 39 Fontana 30 Corona 57 Ganesha 63 Corona 35 Montclaire 44 Corona 57 Hemet 65 Corona 54 Pomona 69 Corona 48 John North 69 Corona 36 Eisenhower 37 Corona 45 San Gorgonio 51 Corona 34 Poly 40 Corona 72 Norte Vista 58 Corona 50 Colton 60 Corona 60 Rubidoux 49 Corona 54 John North 66 Corona 40 Eisenhower 33 Corona 45 San Gorgonio 54 Corona 75 Poly 73 Corona 59 Norte Vista 39 Corona 59 Colton 46 169 FRONT ROW: Coach Reid, Steve McGreal, Tim Taylor, Harry Fish, Chuck Kasten, Frank Kasten, Steve Del Campo. BACK ROW: Jay Blankenship, Dale Cramer, Mike Ditto, Billy Wolfe, Bernie Loftfield, Ken Diamond. B BASKETBALL Corona 48 Vil la Park 29 Corona 40 Norte Vista 47 Corona 52 Poly 32 Corona 44 Claremont 41 Corona 39 Pomona 47 Corona 45 Redlands 53 Corona 44 Ga nesha 46 Corona 44 Montclaire 32 Corona 49 Magnolia 58 Corona 49 Sunny HilIs 65 Corona 61 Rubidoux 33 Corona 57 John North 60 Corona 57 Eisenhower 40 Corona 63 San Gorgonio 52 Corona 65 Poly 68 Corona 38 Norte Vista 46 Corona 46 Colton 60 Corona 56 Rubidoux 49 Corona 46 John North 60 Corona 57 Eisenhower 33 Corona 49 San Gorgonio 51 Corona 58 Poly 64 Corona 38 Norte Vista 35 Corona 52 Colton 67 170 VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES Corona 48 Eldorado 0 Corona 50 Pacific 3 Corona 19 Ramona 27 Corona 44 Corona Del Mar 15 Corona 27 San Gorgonio 22 Corona 25 Colton 31 Corona 29 Rubidoux 19 Corona 32 Norte Vista 21 Corona 8 Eisenhower 40 Corona 39 John North 15 CIF FINALIST Jimmy Lockwood FRONT ROW: Mike McGreal, Dan Prentice, Richard Gerstmar, Jimmy Moreno, Jim Lockwood. SECOND ROW: Frank Felipe, Pat Patterson, Irwin Gisler, Jim Hartshorn, Coach Beales. BACK ROW: Craig Harrison, Dennis McCorkell, Ed Vaughn, Chris Imback. JV WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Jeff Kyle, Merle Nipper, Galen Hall, Sal Rosso, Toby Ryan, Steve Ortes, Rodger Ming, Coach Diers. SECOND ROW: Gorden Spray, Ned Cahoon, Bill Stewart, Willard Love, Don Campbell, Don Talley, Mike Shively, Tom German. BACK ROW: Mark Van Hyfte, Danny Acevedo, Warren Slinkard, Chuck Gould, David Hall, Mike Farley, Joe Prentice. Corona 28 Eldorado 0 Corona 34 Ramona 25 Corona 50 Corona Del Mar 8 Corona 48 San Gorgonio 15 Corona 51 Colton 5 Corona 33 Norte Vista 30 Corona 22 Eisenhower 30 Corona 43 John North 15 172 Coach Blankenship and Coach Fritz VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW: Don Talley, David Ezell, Fred Childs, Chuck Ebner, Jack Sherman, Warren Fox, Dick Stutsman, Steve Del Campo. BACK ROW: Don Simonsen, Chris Ganahl, Ernie Diaz, David Maw, Humberto Centeno, Raul Zubia, Alan Peck. NOT PICTURED: Bob Kattenhorn. 173 JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW: Kenny Bell, Jim Coffman, Martin Brown, Pete Morovich, Greg Leake, John Medina, Bob Maely. BACK ROW: Felix Murrillo, Carlos Alvarez, Charles Cervantes, Manuel Valles, Sam Glass, Ken Libby, Mike Aguire, Jay Blankenship. 174 VARSITY TENNIS Coach Lewis Jim Ganahl, Grady Stark, Greg Nichols, P.W. Schwartz, J.T. Wiles, J.R. Tomlin. NOT SHOWN: Jim Heiting, Alan Gotcher. 175 VARSITY GOLF 1st STRING Jim Leotherby, Pete Cebula, Al Warren, Coach Griffith, Jeff Newsom, Danny Graves, Terry Fiero. 177 Greg Cebula, Bob Stewart, Brent Trueblood Terry Fiero-1966 CIF Individual Champion 178 VARSITY GOLF 2nd STRING •v T Judy McClure-winner of the L.A. Junior Open League VARSITY FRONT ROW: Mike Kreiser, Louis Serroto, Ed Hearn, Louis Hernandez, Jim Roseth, Miki Faus, Charlie Parsons, Roy Wood. SECOND ROW: Tony Balderas, Mark Hatch, Mike Hutchinson, Jeff McClintock, Dennis McCorkell, Mike Mejia, Pat Farley, Arlan Averyt, Manager. THIRD ROW: Dave Reed, Eddie Best, Larry Way, Louis Diaz, Mike Allen, Ken Knapp, Dennis Caton. BASEBALL ■A Coach Wilkerson 179 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL -t FRONT ROW: Ron Boyer, Dennis Reed, Horry Fish, Mike Pino, Joe Flores, Terry Broner, John Gilroy, Darrell Reed. BACK ROW: Coach Braghetta, Louis Flores, Gerry Fare, Steve Buhrow, Dan Serrato, Bob Cooke, Steve Waisath, Joe Terry, Moses Cortez, Randy Clark, Steve Nord. 180 BEE BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Mark Redlin, Joe Prentice, Terry Ryan, Mike Wagoner, Billy Wolfe, Jim Moreno, Renold Aparicio, Ray Bega. SECOND ROW: Mark Tate, Bernie Loftfield, Tom German, Ed Von Shothen, Mike Slover, Mike Wojnarek, Rick Colwell. BACK ROW: Greg Richmond, Tony Bird, Clarence Harwell, Mark Wallace, JimMcDill, Bob Oles, Ed Vaughn, Dave Tree Semple, Dan Kelley, Steve McGreal. Coach Reid OUTSTANDING Mark Hatch Football, Baseball Ed Hearn Football, Basketball Jeff McClintock Footbal I Jim Heiting Basketball, Tennis Ernie Diaz Cross Country Paul Garcia Tennis Terry Fiero 182 Golf Pete Cebula Golf Harold Nelson Basketball, Baseball ATHLETES Mike Hutchinson Football John Kellogg Football Tim Towns Basketball Dave Ezell Cross Country Fred Childs Cross Country Jim Lockwood Wrestling Jeff Newsom ■ NOT SHOWN, Mike Mejia David Mow 184 ASSOCIATED Sue Wadenius, Student Body Treasurer Tim Towns, Student Body Vice-President Chris Ganahl, Junior Class President; Sudie Figueroa, Sopho¬ more Class President; Jim Heiting, Senior Class President. Doris Kopp, Student Body Secretary STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Thoughts rush post . . . pencils tap nervously . . . voices drone on . . . plans become reality as they govern student affairs—the Executive Board. Every day ' s a busy day for the Executive Board. Student Body President, Lanny Broyles Gene Troskey, Publicity Commission¬ er; Alan Peck, Parliamentarian; Barbara Shoeber, Pep Commissioner; Pete Schwartz, President of Inter- Club Council; Susan Nichols, Activities Commissioner; Ed Hearn, Athletic Commissioner. 187 Peter Schwartz, President FRONT ROW: Harold Nelson, Jim Wiles, Pete Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Angie McCorkell, Karen McWilliams, Linda England, Betsy Monich, Jean Yamano. BACK ROW: Nancy Bowen, Sherry Geissler, Paula Snyder, Doris Kopp, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Shoeber. Representative and Inter-Club Councils As the funneling agent and governing body for all CHS clubs, the Inter-Club Council has, indeed, a comprehensive job. Members of the Council, who are the presidents of the various campus clubs, set a precedent this year with their main project, the Inter- Club Council Dinner. Pete Schwartz, president of the Inter-Club Council, was in charge of this successful activity. D T w 0 a : Su , d!e T guer ° a ' Ba,feara Byrne ' Vicki Chaussee ' Betsy Monich, Kay Wallace, Barbara Neill, Rose Marie Espinoza, Jerry Fare. BACK ROW: Marilyn Smith, Linda Depner, Debbie Stanley, Sharon Johnson, Raul Jordan, Melanie Done, Mona Ramirez. 188 SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Gordon Spray, Joe Harada, Samuel Eriz, Rick Osborn, Terry Mason, Grady Stark, Jim Wiles, Craig Harrison, Gene Troskey, Tim Monich. SECOND ROW: Martha Yamano, Jan Smith, Diane Amitisto, Colleen Stewart, Susan Nichols, Julie Stallings, Patti Cox, Jane Beckman, Joanne Amitisto. THIRD ROW: Chris Morris, Virginia Lieb, Barbara Grimes, Mary Barngrover, Pat Rule, Vicki Knorr, Tena Zimmerman, Judy Ross, Janice Jameson, Sue Valentine, Barbara Jarmen, Barbara Shoeber. BACK ROW: Becky Luginbill, Winkie Wolfe, Doris Kopp, Connie Bean, Becky Beckmann, Marilyn Smith, Kathy Waetje, Lynn Hotopp. OFFICERS: Julie Stallings, Secretary; Pat St. Peter, Vice President; Joe Harada, President; Susan Page, Treasurer. CHS scholars may become members of this honorary group if the requirement of 10 aca¬ demic credits per semester is met. Three credits are given for an A, one for a B, and one for such extra curricular activities as being a cheerleader or club president. The club plans field trips throughout the year and is active in campus doings. Being affiliated with the California Scholastic Federation entitles members to apply for scholarships sponsored by the Federation and to attend Federation conferences. Mrs. Wynne, Sponsor 189 FRONT ROW: Mary Shelton, Diane Schenk, Kathy Moore, Jean Lewin, Becky Doerr, Rose Marie Rodriquez, Angie McCorkel, Mrs. Stewart, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Phyllis Panattoni, Laura Grim, Melitta Mumm, Jane Beckmann, Linda Haydu, Martha Acevedo, Carol Price, Bill Slate. NOT PICTURED: Rose Marie Espinoza, Linda Forslund, Florence Rollema, Chris Salthouse, Jean Trebbien, Andrea Ybarra. The medical club is a career club and the sponsoring organization on campus for the Candy Stripers. Meeting monthly, the club ' s programs ranged from a film on space medicine to the Christmas pot luck supper where the Candy Stripers received their much earned awards for the many service hours at the Riverside General Hospital . The year was highlighted by the field trip tour of Ship Haven Hospital in Long Beach. Mrs. Stewart, Sponsor MEDICAL CLUB 190 CANDY STRIPERS FRONT ROW: Diane Schenk, Rose Marie Espinoza, Rose Marie Rodriquez, Carol Price, Laura Grim-Chairman, Martha Acevedo, Bill Slate-Orderly. BACK ROW: Jean Lewin, Becky Doerr, Linda Forslund, Melitta Mumm, Angie McCorkel, Phyllis Panattoni, Florence Rollema,Mary Shelton, Kathy Moore. OFFICERS: Becky Doerr, Angie McCorkel, Martha Acevedo, Carol Price. Laura Grim, Representative 191 OFFICERS: Noncy Bowen, President; Jean Yamano, Liz Sailor, Kathy Hoffman, Heidi Barber, Coleen Stewart. Miss Hix, Sponsor GIRLS ' LEAGUE ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Frances Andrade, Frances Reynoso. SECOND ROW: Carole Bomar, Toni Vega, Sylvia Lopez, Bea Stephenson, Noncy Bowen, Coleen Stewart, Becky Doerr, Kathy Hoffman, Vicki Hayashi. THIRD ROW: Bernice Delgado, Andrea Ybarra, Becky Corral, Gail Frankland, Luanne Larson, Jane Beckmann, Beatriz Duran. BACK ROW: Linda Ulrich, Ruth Prielipp, Lucy Ruiz, Donna Quattlebaum, Gwen GiI loth, Kathy Hennebelle, KrisColwell, Jean Yamano, Aleen Simonsen, Linda Warren, Heidi Barber. After their annual Kickoff, the GAA got into full swing by offering volleyball and badminton as sports for the first quarter. GAA ' s year¬ ly activities included two Norte Vista Play Days, a candy cane sale and Christmas party for De¬ ember, sponsoring a January Sock Hop, their Awards Assembly, and the end-of- the-year Banquet. 192 FRONT ROW: Bob James, Harold Nelson, Jim Heiting, David Maw, Bill Stewart, Terry Fiori, Ed Best, Dan Prentez. SECOND ROW: Charlie Parsons, Jim Steele, Mike Hutchinson, Mike Warren, Mike Krieser, Doug Franscoise. THIRD ROW: Ted Hall, Ed Hearn, Bill Mellor, Bill Swails, Bob Kattenhorn, Toby Ryan, Paul Garcia, Pat Patterson, Pat Nugent, Humberto Centeno. FOURTH ROW: Jack Sherman, Frank Felipe, Jeff McClintock, Pat Farley, Micky Faus, Dick Stutsman, Lief Self, Dave Hernandez, Jim Tomlin. BACK ROW: Steve Underwood, Roy Rooky, Jim Unland, Ed Vaughn, John Bortsch,Tim Towns, Alan Peck. Lettermen decked in red and gold jackets are an ordinary sight around CHS. Combining sportsmanship and fellowship, the Lettermen sponsor several fund raising activities. Among these are the Lettermen ' s Ball, The Harlem Travelers vrs. CHS faculty game, and the All American Red-Head Team game. These activities were topped in success only by another Lettermen-sponsored event, the newly initiated Slave Day. This two day affair where Lettermen were offered as slaves LETTERMEN CLUB Sponsors, Mr. Griffeth and Mr. Fritz to the highest bidder, raised the unexpected amount of $100. These and other Lettermen- raised funds were well utilized in the buying of school sporting equipment such as the glass backboards forbasketball. OFFICERS: Harold Nelson, Jim Heiting, Dave Maw. WELFARE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Victor Ortez, Toni Vondenburg, Pat Bynum, Beth Tolton. BACK ROW: Dale Tapia, Windy Walsh, Sharon Kelley, Ted Darland. A thousand, more or less, said Mrs. Arnold grinningly as she reflected on her years as sponsor of the Welfare Committee. This committee, which was started long ago by an English class, now consists of Senior Home¬ making students and meets during Orientation periods. The year ' s monthly welfare projects started with a September collection for the ASB Emergency Fund, and ended with May ' s Cancer Fund Drive. At Christmas, the committee organized the adoption of twenty-seven families in the community. Among other projects, the committee also sent two educational kits to Viet Nam, collected for Heart disease. Cancer, the Blind and Crippled. 194 HI-TRI The three-pointed Hi—Tri emblem symbolizes the club ' s goal of individual improvement mentally, physically and spiritually. Although Hi—Tri is a hard-working community service club, they have lots of fun, too, as their year ' s program shows. Among the activities listed on their agenda wa s the Party for the School of the Deaf, Christmas Ball sponsorship, a tour of Sunkist Lemon Ex¬ change, and a speaker having E.S.P. Hi—Tri has indeed had another fun and successful year to look back upon with pride. Barbara Jarman, President; Chris Whitcomb, Sophomore Representative; Janis Hall, Recording Secretary; Linda England, Corresponding Secretary. BACK ROW: Miss Meardon, Sponsor; Judy Key, Treasurer; Kathy Waetje, Social Chairman; Pat St. Peter, Vice President. FRONT ROW, left to right: Debbie Butler, Phillis Panatoni, Karen Smithson, Chris Whitcomb, Julie Stallings, Sherry Hart, Linda Bailey, Colleen Stewart, Sherry Kilgore, Connie Bean, Nancy Buschlen. SECOND ROW: Cathy Smith, Jane Beckman, Terry Holmes, Pat Rule, Judy Ross, Barbara Barcus,Ruth Preliep, Sharon Rodick, Mellita Mumm, Linda Ulrich, Linda Haydu. BACK ROW: Charlene Hobson, Carol Bridenstine, Lyn Hotopp, Susan Barrett, Jean Trebbien, Gail Erick. 195 Boosting spirit at games and entering several regional competitions, the Coronettes have drilled their way through their second successful year at CHS. Late afternoon practices and frostbite from winter-night half time performances were more than compen¬ sated for by the all-out fun in performing such routines as Acapulco 1922 and by the team ' s well-deserved laurels from the various contests. Among others, the Coronettes competed at the San Bernardino Christmas Parade winning a third place, the Rialto Christmas Parade where they also won a third, the Orange Show Parade, and the Saint Patricks Day ' s Parade. Paula Snieder, Doris Kopp, Mrs. Short, Sponsor; Darlene Brooks, Terry Payne. CORONETTES - r FRONT ROW: Darlene Brooks, Karen Shoerder, Cora Van Geloof, Shirley Amaon, Barbara Byrnes, Barbara Arvizu, l athy Hemming, Sandy Swing, Terry Payne. SECOND ROW: Doris Kopp, Denise Cicchelli, Dian Cicchelli, Janis Hall, Susan Ness, Pam Costa, Diane Koehn, Nancy Bushlin, Paula Snieder. THIRD ROW: Anne Hardison, Diana Kampling, Sherry Giesler, Debbie Firth, Barbara Shoeber, Anna Black, Terry Holmes, Linda Neese. BACK ROW: Judy Leatherby, Glenda Blair, Debbie Bacon, Sandy Strong, Marilyn Cooper, Debbie Stanley, Ann Sydel, Karen Sullivan. 196 GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Martha Yamano, Secretary; Linda England; Linda Parks, Jill Weblemoe. BACK ROW: Mrs. Kluxdal, Sponsor; Shirley Amaon, Treasurer; Ellen McWilliams, Barbara Byrnes, Marilyn Smith, President. The largest club on campus. Girls ' League, boasts membership of every girl at CHS, a total of over 1,000 members. Among their many activities this year. Girls ' League sponsored the Hi-Jinx Ball, gave Girl of the Month awards, started a Hush Bow Day, gave anAII-Girl Show, and sponsored car washes. Girls ' League President, Marilyn Smith, pins a cor¬ sage on Betsy Monich, February ' s Girl of the Month. 197 Pictures to be taken . . . one camera is just not enough for photographers, Rick Guy and Judy Key. A story to write Late hours at night Think, think, til the brain aches Write, write, a deadline to make Think, write, sell Ko-Hi-Nur Eat, sleep, dream Ko-Hi-Nur Live Ko-Hi-Nur, Mr. Tindall, Sponsor Fridays can be a pretty hectic day for Kathy Waetji, especially if she ' s selling Ko-Hi-Nurs. KO-HI-NUR LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Neil, Mary Ruona, Debbie Taylor, Lee Ann Tow, Grady Stark, Mr. Tindall, Joann Amitisto, Julie Stallings, Peggy James, Colleen Stewart. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Naumann, Business Manager. Deadlines—no wonder they ' re so named. Pressure—it mounts by the minute. Random thoughts become ideas. Ideas find their words, almost. Searching, time. Hoping, time. Finding, time. Doing, time . . . Creating a Coronal. PICTURE ON RIGHT: Grady Stark, Business Manager; Barbara Neill, Art; Lee Ann Tow, Typing; Julie Stallings, Copy; Peggy James, Photo Planner. CORONAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Martha Yamano, Secretary; Betsy Monich, President; Martha Nastranero, Senior Representative; Sheryl Todd, Linda Stoat, Vicki Chausee, Junior Representative; Miss Horan, Sponsor. A Pantherette must have these things; (1) a red vest with a black panther em- blazened on the front, (2) a sincere wish to be among the most school spirited girls at CHS, and (3) personal qualities unquestionably good. This organization of devoted girls, sponsored by Miss (Happy) Horan, again carried out their annual program of good deeds and fun. Some of these activities were the sponsoring of game sales, the Fashion Show, the Kickoff picnic, the Christmas Breakfast, and the end-of-the-year installation dinner. In all it was another successful year for this fine organization. FRONT ROW: Cora Van Geloof, Barbara Niell, Gil Askoy, Kris Smith, Marsha Engle, Anne Hardison, Mary Barngrover, Kathy Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Molly Jaimez, Mary Mann, Jean Yamano, Chris Morris, Dian Gcchelli, Pat Rule, Colleen Stewart, Tricia Westbrook, Susan Nichols, Kathy James. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Smith, Lynette Burk, Jean Luginbi 11, Nadine Fierens, Kay Wallace, Downe Gunnoe, Barbara Shoeber, Anna Black, Becky Luginbill. BACK ROW: Kathy Waetje, Rita Vemeer, Mary Hoffman, Laura Snyder, Jane Weblemoe, Molly Jones, Sharon Johnson, Becky Veach, Michelle Mead, Carol Bridenstine, Barbara Jarman, Gail Erick. Marilyn Smith displays Pantherette spirit by taking part in Homecoming Week activities. 200 Key Club is the high school parallel of the Kiwanis Club, its parent organi¬ zation. As a school service club, some Key Club activities included assigning fire marshals for CHS drills and ushering at school assemblies. The club also had a money raising Bottle Drive in October and attended the Twenty First Annual Key Club Conference. Bob James, Treasurer; David Barron, Vice President; Jim Wiles, President; Toby Ryan, Secretary. KEY CLUB FRONT ROW: Grady Stark, Terry Mason, Mr. Neuman, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Husson, Bob James, Toby Ryan, Jim Wiles, Ron Daneri, Jim Unland, David Barron. THIRD ROW: Bill Miller, Louis Hernandez, Floyd Saunders, Jim Tomlin, Tim Towns. BACK ROW: Steve Del Camp, John Lane, Peter Schwartz. 201 Mrs. Anderson, Sponsor Dawne Gunnoe, Secretary; Barbara Shoeber, Vice President; Linda Ingram, Treasurer. Right behind the team, the Rooters Club. Hear them yell and scream, the Rooters Club. Spirit Dolly of yarn t 1 would seem, the Rooters Club. School and life their theme, the Rooters Club. Debbie Sheehy, President 202 Faye Thomas, Senior Representative; Linda Bailey, Junior Representative; Karen Boyd, Sophomore Representative. ROOTERS ' CLUB BOYS ' GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Jim Steele, Greg Dye, Cris Hagen, Jim Coffman. SECOND ROW: Ralph Burgos, Jim Burger, Jerry Huffaker, John Booker, Jerry Fare, Steve Mull. THIRD ROW: Andy Tanner, Brad Miller, Jim Skaggs, Dan Nygen, Mike Reynolds, Gil Duke. BACK ROW: Gorden Koenig, Lanny Broyles, Richard Temple, Larry Way, Tony Balderas, Dan Besel, Ed Stanton. Twenty-five boys comprise the CHS Boys ' Glee Club, but they sound like fifty, said director Mr. Halperin. This group of nine bass voices, ten baritones, and six tenors, has sung its way through mother year of harmony, meeting a note of success at every performance. Among others, the CHS Boys ' Glee Club per¬ formed at the Lion ' s Club and the Southern California Vocal Association Festival. The Boys ' Glee Club is a part of the Corona A Cappella Choir. Mr. Halperin, Sponsor 203 FRONT ROW: Karen McWilliams, Donna Clark, Vicki Chaussee, Judy Parker, Becky Anderson, Rose Self, Laura Snieder, Terri Nebeker, Tricia Westbrook, Wanda Buttner, Loretta Thatcher, Peggy Brummett, Colleen Stewart, Julie Stallings, Becky Beckmann, Susan Weaver, Linda Forslund. SECOND ROW: A CAPPELLA CHOIR Mr. Halperin, Sponsor, Linda Husser, Christine Larson, Ellen McWilliams, Steve Mull, James Burger, John Booker, Gregg Dye, Sherry Anderson,Pat Rule, Susan Valantine, Windy Walsh, Cecelia Silva, Dawne Gunnoe, Anne Hardison, Toni Cataldo, Patty McGuire, Jane Beckmann, Mary Ann Bryant, Alice Beckmann. THIRD ROW: Louella Tomes, Ginger Bryant, Shirley Amaon, Roberta Zehner, Tim Monich, Brad Miller, Jerry Huffaker, Jerry Fare, Jim Coffman, Dan Nygren, Kris Hagen, Ralph Burgos, Peggy McNeill, Jackie Hawley, Judy Ross, Kitty Nester, Sherry Jones, Trudie Smith, Cheryl Norman. BACK ROW: Linda Basabe, Joyce Lowe, Debby Coplen, Sherry Mier, Gordon Koenig, Jim Skaggs, Larry Way, Richard Temple, Toni Balderas, Lanny Broyles, Gil Duke, Ed Stanton, Karen Parker, Sherry Geissler, Sandi Barnett, Mary Ann Hopkins, Marilyn Viken. NOT PICTURED: Renie Currier. M A D R I G A L S FRONT ROW: Roberta Zehner, Judy Parker, Shirley Amaon, Vicki Chaussee, Karen McWilliams, Colleen Stewart, Terry Nebeker, Wanda Butner, Cecelia Silva, Jane Beckmann, Thelma Bomar. BACK ROW: Mark Hatch, Gordon Koenig, Jackie Hawley, Mr. Halperin, Sponsor; Julie Stallings, Tim Monich, Ed Stanton. NOT PICTURED: Lanny Broyles. 204 QUILL AND SCROLL If you are an orator, you will join NFL, if you are a politician, the Executive Board, but if you are a writer you will join Quill and Scroll, the national fraternity for journalism students. Corona ' s chapter was established this year and has had many events among which were the Halloweener, the Christmas party and speakers Mr. Eldridge, Mr. Quill, and Mrs. Patience Pollard. Members of Quill and Scroll are: Julie Stallings.President Judy Key.Vice President Terry Holmes.Secretary Colleen Stewart.Treasurer Patsy Mallicoat Janis Hall Grady Stark Barbara Neill Jane Prichard Kathy Waetje Joanne Amatisto Tim Monich Mary Ruona Barbara Grimes Bob Harris Greg Pettit Dan Prentice Rick Guy Mr. Tindall.Sponsor LAS PANTERAS Las Panferas, an organization of Spanish enthusiasts, has completed another year marked by many interesting field trips and programs. Among the activities on the club ' s calendar was the sponsoring of a homecoming float, visiting Padua Hills to see the annual Las Posadas, ashopping trip down Olvera Street in Los Angeles, and a field trip to Casa Hispanica, the Spanish dormitory at UCR. OFFICERS: Jean Yamono, Armada Avendano, Pat St. Peter, Mrs. Dalton, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Diane Villa, Maria Elean Uribe, Inez Mejia, Francis Reynoso, Nadine Stefanov. BACK ROW: Debby Stanley, Jean Yamano, Pat St. Peter, Becky Ybarra, Sharon McAn, Rosemary Espinoza, Andrea Ibarra, Armada Avendano, Terry Espinoza. LATIN CLUB Miss Zoumbos, Sponsor Karen Smithson, Secretary; Larry Hamken, Counsel; Sam Erez, Counsel; Pam Costa, Treasurer. James Wiggins, Koren Smithson, Larry Hemken, Charlene Hopkins, Sam Erez, Pom Costa. Students with an interest in Latin culture and background have found their ideal setting in the Latin Club. One of the club ' s main activities this year was helping with the Intra-Club Council Banquet. Headed by co-counsels Sam Erez and Larry Hemken, secretary Karen Smithson, and Pam Costa, treasurer, this club has finished another year of hard work and fun. 207 FRONT ROW: Sal Cervantes, Vicki Knorr, Pam Hull, Linda Ingram, Kris Smith, Unidentified, Terry Holmes, Mary Barngrover, Kathy James, Kathy Bean, Connie Bean, Mrs. Skepowich. BACK ROW: Richard Temple, Pat Rule, Judy Leatherby, Jane Prichard, Jane Weblemoe, Becky Veach, Molly Jones, Kathy Todd, Carol Boddy, Robin Fairweather, Kathy Waetje, Paula Snieder, Grady Stark. Vive la France might well be the motto of this well-known club. The members are sincerely interested in studying the French language and customs. Ideally they would hope to visit France since they realize that the best way to become acquainted with the French way of life is actually to live it. They have a realistic solution to this, though. They have created a microcosm within CHS with French atmosphere, customs, and speech. And, voila, the French Club. FRENCH CLUB Kathy Waetje, President and Mrs. Sklepowich, Sponsor. 208 GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Joanne Van Dyke, Dan Hunter, Sue Broersma. Miss Bitteroff, Sponsor German language students are provided the needed atmosphere through this clubs activities. Although not as active as in previous years, the German Club has functioned as an on campus club this year. FRONT ROW: Mike Cufflikener, Paula Snieder, Joanne Van Dyke, Sue Broersma, Susan Price. BACK ROW: Tim Hunter, Jim Young, Dean Willouby, Sid Riches, James Weisse, Dan Hunter. 209 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Lowe, Jeon Yamano, Rose Marie Espinoza, Betsy Monich, Martha Yamano, Linda England, Gail Frankland, Diane German. Future Teachers of America know that this is the only way to go: Of Self, of Time, unceaseless giving Loving learning and learning living . . . In many lives the most influential. The greatest thinker, the most essential Has often been one of the same— The same in ideals, the same in name And this one type of depth and scope In a shallow expanse, is an echo of hope; For in a climate of experience, he Induces others to think, to be . . . And who is this being, this far out reacher— He ' s the truly professional Master Teacher. OFFICERS: Rose Marie Espinoza, Secretary; Linda England, President. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 210 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE OFFICERS: Colleen Stewart, Karen McWilliams, Sherry Kilgore, Susan Nichols, ABOVE LEFT: Mr. DiPaolo, Sponsor. LEFT: Foreign Ex¬ change Students, Gil Aksoy and Nadine Fierens. Gulseran Aksoy, a rose from the East Nadine Fierens, a fresh Belgian breeze A Senior High student, perceptive Young intellectuals communicate, pursue goals Increase international understanding In an atmosphere of learning. Educario est Pax. Education is Peace. FRONT ROW: Colleen Stewart, Luanne Larson, Karen McWilliams, Sherry Kilgore, Betty Cunliff, Susan Nichols, Gail Frankland, Betsy Monich, Barbara Jarman. BACK ROW: Pat Baldwin, Jean Yamano, Susan Page, Phyllis Coffee, Mickie Watts, Winkie Wolfe, Linda Stout, Lynne Hotopp. FRONT ROW: Chris Coffman, Vicki Davis, Jeanne Lamkin, Judy Parker, Marty Dunn. BACK ROW: Kathy Patterson, Shirley Tario, Cheryl Cavindar, Laura Hill, Diane Patterson. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA On a national basis FFA trains students for agriculture business and production. Although the Corona chapter of this organization functions quietly up in the distant agriculture building, their relative unceasing involvement in club activities is astounding. Attending a complex schedule of fairs and other competitions, the Corona Agricultural group is quite famous for their set-up and is used as a model by UCR Agriculture students. Among the outstanding individuals in this area were Jack Cox, owner of the champion angus steer of the Riverside County Fair, Jeanine Lamkin, owner of a grand champion lamb at the L.A. Champion Fair, and Irwin Gisler, owner of the champion heifer of the Indio Fair. At the Co-Op quiz, a state-wide competition, the Corona FFA chapter was the host chapter and ranked as the second highest school. FRONT ROW: David Bruce, Rodney Young, Ed McClellan, Mario Sepulveda, Bill Watling, Brad Frix, Wayne Lamkin, Steve Mull, Floyd Saunders, Roger Ming, Dave Kellitt, Jack Cox, Paul Seat. SECOND ROW: Ron Corgan, Jim Young, Jerry Slaughter, John Miller, Ted Darland, Ruben Moreno, Irwin Gisler, Dennis Hohn, Mike Duffey, Mark Wallace. THIRD ROW: Daniel Waltz, Lewis Shirer, Steve Jobe, Bill Squibb, Earnest Williams, Kurt Iseli, Ted Patterson, John Wallace, Ron Arnold. NOT PICTURED: Bill Parker, Steve Kennard. FFA ' s Miss Sweetheart, Jeanne Lamkin FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Bryant, Diana Diamond, Linda Haydu, Carolyn Dixon. BACK ROW: Pete Schwartz, John Orozco, Dan Callicotf. Thought and Expression—they are the twins of Progress. People may have great thoughts, but in order to progress in this world, one must also be able to express these thoughts to his fellows. He must be able to communicate. In the National Forensic League, young speakers learn to do this and they realize that oratory is not simply deep noises from the chest, but is, in the larger sense, the good man speaking— wel I ! Among their other activities, the NFL attended the Fontana Tournament, the Ramona Invitational Tournament and the Clairmont Men ' s College Tourna¬ ment, entering and placing in divisions of oratory and dramatical interpretations Linda Haydu, Officer Miss Gilliland, Sponsor NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 213 Tim Monich. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Horan, Sponsor. THESPIANS FRONT ROW: Linda Stout, Linda Haydu, Judy Maley, Diana Price. BACK ROW: Floyd Saunders, Mike Ditto, Dan Kennedy, Warren Fox. The Thespians, or members of the CHS Drama Club, have had a busy year. Their main effort was the producation of The Diary of Anne Frank which was a huge success. It told the memorable story of the Jewish family ' s troubles after are II World War Era. The theme of the play was that in spite of everything, people are really good at heart. FRONT ROW: Martha Nastronero, Betsy Monich, Donna Clark, Linda Stout, Judy Maley, Diane Price, Janis Hall, Julie Trueblood, Diane Amitisto, Lyn Rydema, Miss Horan. BACK ROW: Mike Ogness, Mike Ditto, Linda Haydu, Floyd Saunders, Dan Kennedy, Waren Fox, Sheryl Todd, Kathy Hoffman. BAND COUNCIL, DRUM MAJOR Vicki Munar, Twirler Vernon DeBeal, Drum Major TWIRLER Mr. Rickson, Band Director Deciding on money-raising activities, discussing band discipline and com¬ plaints and making band decisions are a part of the functions of the Band Counci I. FRONT ROW: Becky Beckman, Bea Stephenson, Faye Thomas, Randy Bane, Raul Zubia. BACK ROW: Steve Pierce, Bud Slaughter, Terry Mason, Dean Willouby. FRONT ROW: Bob Hesse, Terry Mason, Richard Mendez, Becky Selby, Becky Beckman, Bea Stephenson, Ellen Black, Judy Maley, Becky Cook, Renaldo Robles, Richard Gerstman, Jim Lockwood, Robert Mendoza. BACK ROW: Richard Thomas, Ken Libby, Paul Simminson, Sid Riches, Randy Bane, Gil Duke, Raul Zubia, Bill Cole, Marvin Zwart, Gary Pierce, Chuck Underwood, Bud Slaughter, Bill Patchel, Bob Stanley, Dean Willouby, Gary Eckhardt, Allen Cassagrande, StevePierce. There are approximately thirty members of this, the second most spiritied group on campus. Attending all football games, playing for home basketball games on Fridays, and blasting away on Panther spirit songs at pep rallies are the main function of this great group. PEP BAND STAGE BAND FRONT ROW: Richard Kantor, Jim Lynch, Fred Simmons, Pete Schwartz, Vernon DeBeal. SECOND ROW: Raul Zubia, Sid Riches, Dennis Jewel, Bruce Wadenius, Randy Bane, Steve Moore. BACK ROW: Steve Pierce, Duane Slaughter, Allen Cassegrande, Gary Eckhardt, Bob Stanley. NOT PICTURED: Terry Mason, Floyd Wafson, Larry Halvenson. 216 SIGN CARRIERS Barbara Sullivan, Barbara Byrne, Sandi Swing. STANDING: Cora Van Geloof, Shirley Amaon, Barbara Arivzu, Terri Payne, Darline Brooks, Kathy Hemming. FRONT ROW: Don Libby, Bob Cooke, Bea Stephenson, Tish Garrison, Lynette Burke, Judy Maley, Ellen Black, Gayle Jewell, Becky Beckmann, Tim Duke, Terry Mason, Becky Cooke. SECOND ROW: Duane Slaughter, Raul Zubia, Bill Patchell, Gilbert Flores, Jim Lynch, Fred Simons, Mark Redlin, Reynaldo Robles, Debbie Simons, Gayle Talbert, Lydia Felipe, Dean Willoughby, Vernon DeBeal, Ken Jackson, Frank Felipe. THIRD ROW: Aracelli Martinez, Richard Mendez, Mike Hutchinson, Richard Thomas, Larry Halvenson, Lorin Ganske, Steve Pierce, Jim Heiting, Allen Casagrande, Bob Hesse, Michelle Watts, Sid Riches, Dennis Jewell, Bruce Wadenius, Randy Bane, Dennis Kuhns, Gil Duke. FOURTH ROW: Gary Pierce, Steve Moore, Don Simonsen, Don Rathbone, Ken Libby, Daryll Reed, Floyd Watson, Chuck Underwood, David Palacios, Richard Gerstman, Bob Stanley, Jim Lockwood, Jeff Dick, Robert Mendoza. MARCHING BAND CONTRIBUTORS We would like to express our thanks to Mr. Charles Briggs for his contribution to this yearbook. AMERICAN CLEANERS CORTEZ JEWELERS Fifth and Main Corona, California 706 Main Street Corona, California ARCHWAY COOKIES CUNNING DRUG STORE 1138 E. 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Main Street Corona, California 222 DIRECTION KNOW THYSELF, A PERSPECTIVE, A START- NOW SEEK A DIRECTION, THINK AND DEPART. IN SEEKING DIRECTION THERE MUST BE A GOAL, COMMITMENT TO SELF IN REGARD TO THE WHOLE; COMMITMENT TO TRUTH, TO THAT WHICH IS REAL, A DRIVING FORCE YOU CAN ' T HELP BUT FEEL. YOU ASK, WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE? HAVE I LIMITS, OR INFINITY? THE LIMITING WALLS ARE ALWAYS SELF MADE BY THE LITTLE MAN WHO IS SIMPLY AFRAID, AFRAID TO SEEK, FEARING WHAT HE WILL FIND- UNDERESTIMATING THE AWESOME MIND. THIS NONCOMMITED, PITIFUL BEING BUILDS WALLS OF APATHY, UNSEEING SO BE COMMITTED TO SOME IDEAL TAKE OFF IN ANY DIRECTION YOU FEEL. BUT PERHAPS THE HIGHEST, THE MOST ESSENTIAL IS COMMITMENT TO SELF AND SELF POTENTIAL. FOR ALL ELSE WILL COME UNDER THIS AIM, LOVE, TRUTH, A GOD, THE SAME. A MAZE OF DIRECTIONS? YES, BUT EACH WALL WHEN TRUTHFULLY MEN WILL CRUMBLE AND FALL. AND EVERY ARROW, POINT HOW IT MAY, IS SIMPLY ANOTHER FORM OF THE WAY; WITH NO STATIC MOMENTS, EACH FOOTPRINT, EACH DOUBT IS TRIUMPH AND BEAUTY.. .MAN REACHING OUT. STALLINGS _ Oh-h-h-h .... Look Don! ASB BALL Careful, Joel! If people weren ' t dancing, they were sitting at their tables talking or eating. Saturday night, April 16, the ASB Ball was held off campus in the Stirrup Room of the Hickory Bar-B-Que. The theme, Spring Fantasy, was an effective blend of oriental branches decorated with large blossoms suspended on the walls, large scandanavian planters placed around the room, white Victorian garden furniture, and the accent of large big-top canopy over the entrance. Small tables with center pieces of large paper blossoms, seating one to two couples, were arranged around the dance floor. Music, furnished by The Rogues created a spring time atmosphere. Hors d-oeuvres of mush¬ rooms, caviar, anchovies and imported cheeses were served. ASB CONVENTION A suggestion, a petition, an election, an amendment to the ASB Constitution, and a lot of hard work on the part of the executive council made the nominating conventiona reality. Delegates were elected in orientation classes and were sent to the convention to vote as orientation classes de¬ sired. President, Ace Waggoner, and Principal, Mr. Donohue, welcomed the delegates, candidates, campaign managers and visitors. Throughout the day there were many caucas periods and wild throwing of confetti. Following several votings all but two candidates were eliminated for each office. These candidates were voted on by the student body the following week. Refreshments, made by Sr. Homemaking students, was served in the Star Room. OPEN HOUSE The science room . . .Mr. Price? Open House was a wonderful chance for all the parents to see how their children were doing in school. The P.T.A. sponsored this annual event providing an opportunity to observe the education of the leaders of to¬ morrow. Pantherettes handed out programs and served as guides to parents in seeking the educational haven of their children. Sam Lunetta busy at work in the art room. ASB officers preside over the Nominating Con¬ vention . Amidst cheers, confetti, and laughter, a nomination was made. The first concert of combined vocal and instrumental departments, presented Friday night, May 20, was well received and thoroughly enjoyed. Vocal groups included the A Cappella Choir, Girls ' Glee, Boys ' Glee, Madrigal Singers, and soloists, Karen McWi lliams, Terry Taylor, and Mark Siegers. The instrumental groups included the Concert Band, Percussion ensemble. Stage Band, and student directors, Randy Bane and Peter Schwartz . Some of the highlights of the program included the retaping of Creation because a fuse blew up, the little man (the recording mechanic) running around adjusting the microphones and apologizing for the interruption by saying sorry ' bout that..., the extremely enthralling percussion ensemble, Terry Taylor ' s humble but haphazard bow following a solo, and the three and a half hour long marathon marvelously accepted by both the musical department and the audience. Congratulations to both Mr. Halperin and Mr. Rickson, (and the little recording Man) ! !! All stand at attention, as queen Glorianna, Regina Biggers, makes her entrance. SPRING CONCERT Hi SENIOR THING The Senior Thing this year was basi¬ cally the same idea as The Senior Hootenanny was in the pas t two years. The senior class felt that this talent show , of sorts, shouldn ' t be limited to just folk singers. By calling it the Senior Thing, such acts as The Tomb¬ stone Blues , a popular folk rock band here in town, Tim Monich brothers, small skits, and, of course, the ever- leading folk singers, themselves, were able to perform and provide an atmos¬ phere of friendly, casual relaxation. All in all the Senior Thing made for an interesting and entertaining night away from home, or the Del . Bet you didn ' t know Panthers were so talented! Spring Concert . . . Director Mr. Halperin Betsy Monich stopped the show with her songs . . . Second Hand Rose , and I Enjoy Being A Girl. Tully, Warren Fox, Addresses Glorianna as Tim Monich looks on. Steve Underwood receives baseball award from Coach Thompson at the general awards assem¬ bly . Will Panthers ever forget The Mouse That Roared? Corona High Masquers produced and performed this two act play to students, faculty, and parents May 25 and 26. The Wednesday night performance proved to be uproariously funny. After the first scene, scenery was in need of repair. It took quite awhile, so the audience cheered on Betsy Monich, who finally stood up from the audience and sang Second Hand Rose . The play resumed once again, with ad-libs right and left. The audience was literally in the aisles. The Thursday night performance started with fate on its side. Count Mountjoy, better known around campus as Tim Monich, suddenly developed laryngitis right before show time. The cast had him backstage eating lemons, gargling salt water, and drinking fruit punch. Scenery began to shake and rattle as Regina Biggers, playing the role of Gloriana the 12th, High ruler of Grand Fenwick, frantically tried completing an exit by pulling on a door, instead of pushing. All in all it was completely successful and truly a highlight of the 1965-66 year. Sponsors were Mr. Newmann, and Mr. Blankenship. Student director was Phil Weisbeck and prompter, Suzanne Duncan. The Girls ' Glee performance at the Spring Concert . . . Director Stuart Halperin. Over the finish line...4th in CIF finals.. .Larry Conard Up and over Johny! SPRING SPORTS Ok.. .now, first we ' ll start out close to the net, and work our way back. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Corona ... 4 Mater Dei.2 Corona... 4 Mater Dei.7 Corona... 8 Son Jacinto.3 Corona... 6 San Jacinto.5 Corona ... 0 Fontana.11 Corona... 12 Eisenhower.1 Corona... 12 San Gorgonio.6 Corona... 5 Colton.11 Corona... 5 Riverside Poly. 4 Corona... 3 Rubidoux.4 Corona... 2 Norte Vista.3 Corona... 4 John North.5 Corona... 4 Eisenhower.2 Corona... 12 San Gorgonio.3 Corona... 12 Norte Vista.1 Corona... 2 Riverside Poly.3 Corona... 2 Rubidoux.3 Corona... 1 Colton.4 Corona... 2 John North.3 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Corona... 10 Elsonore. 4 Corona... 2 Mater Dei.2 Corona... 9 Mater Dei.0 Croono...14 Son Jacinto.5 Corona... 8 San Jacinto.1 Corona ... 2 Fontana.0 Corona... 15 Eisenhower.5 Corona... 7 San Gorgonio.1 Corona... 5 Colton.6 Corona ... 11 Riverside Poly.10 Corona... 4 Rubidoux.14 Corona ... 15 Norte Vista.2 Corona... 5 John North.3 Corona... 4 Eisenhower.3 Corona ... 3 San Gorgonio.6 Corona —12 John North.8 Corona... 7 Riverside Poly.5 Corona ... 9 Rubidoux.10 Corona.. .10 Norte Vista. 4 Corona... 3 Colton.8 I got it...it ' s mine...come on...right into the glove... All - Ivy League outfielder .. .Jerry McDaniel SOPHOMORE BASEBALL SCORES Corona ... 7 Fontana.1 Corona ... 10 Eisenhower.3 Corona... 3 Colton.5 Corona... 10 Riverside Poly. 6 Corona ... 11 Rubidoux.8 Corona ... 16 Corona Junior High.0 Corona... 10 Norte Vista. 4 Corona... 11 Eisenhower.16 Corona ... 11 Rubidoux ..12 Corona...12 Riverside Poly. 6 Corona... 2 Norte Vista. 4 Corona .. .23 Raney Junior High.6 GOLF SCORES Corona.. .255 Montclair...235 Corona .. .221 Eisenhower.235 Corona .. .248 San Gorgonio.215 Corona .. .220 Fontana.235 Corona... 247 Col ton.214 Corona .. .228 Riverside Poly.223 Corona...219 John North.219 Corona...210 , Rubidoux.221 Corona...219 Norte Vista.219 Corona.. .234 San Gorgonio.240 Corona...281 Norte Vista.230 Corona .. .218 John North.229 Corona...199 Eisenhower.219 VARSITY TENNIS SCORES And the winner.. .Jack Sherman Corona.. ..i Elsinore. Corona.. .2 Fontana. Corona.. ,.0 Eisenhower... Corona.. .4 San Gorgonio. Corona.. .1 Colton. Corona.. .6 Riverside Poly Corona.. .7 Elsinore. Corona.. .1 Norte Vista.. Corona. . .6 Rubidoux. Corona.. .2 Eisenhower_ Corona.. .1 John North ... Corona.. .6 San Gorgonio. Corona.. .5 Riverside Poly Corona.. .4 Rubidoux. Corona.. .3 John North ... JUNIOR VARSITY Corona.. .3 Fontana.4 Corona...2 Eisenhower.5 Corona...3 San Gorgonio.... 4 Corona.. .0 Colton.7 Corona... 1 Riverside Poly.... 6 Corona.. .3 Norte Vista.3 Corona .. .3 Rubidoux.3 Corona... 1 E isenhower.6 Corona.. .2 John North.5 Corona.. .5 San Gorgonio.... 2 Corona.. .4 Riverside Poly.... 3 Corona.. .2 Rubidoux.3 Corona...2 Norte Vista.5 Corona.. .2 John North.5 VARSITY TRACK SCORES CEE ' S Corona... 65 John North.48 Division 2 Champions in Santa Ana Relays First in Upland Invitational Corona... 101 1 2 Alta Loma.11 1 2 Corona... 66 Rubidoux.47 Corona... 67 Colton.46 Corona... 79 San Gorgon io.... 34 Corona... 68 1 2 Eisenhower. 44 1 2 BEE ' S Corona. . .23 1 2 John North ... . 61 1 2 Corona. ..57 Alta Loma.... . 28 Corona. ..41 Rubidoux. . 44 Corona. ..30 Norte Vista... . 56 Corona. . .34 1 2 San Gorgonio., . 51 1 2 Corona. ..55 Eisenhower . . . . .30 Corona... 51 1 2 John North.43 1 2 Corona ... 66 Alta Loma.29 Corona... 81 Rubidoux.7 Corona ... 80 Norte Vista.15 Corona... 59 Riverside Poly.... 54 Corona... 56 Colton.39 Corona... 85 San Gorgonio.10 Corona... 79 Eisenhower.15 First and Second place.. .Jack Sherman, Jeff Clark...CIF preliminaries •O io N f) 0 Miki and Harold, Sharon and Ron, Donna and Jay, Ace and Mary, Carol and Big Jer. . . a few of the Seniors enjoying the Prom. Steve helps Nancy choose her poppie souvenir. Ohhh.. .you ' ve spilled punch on my dress! That ' s the fifth time you ' ve stepped on my toe during this dance.. .that ' s ok...at least you do it gracefully! Look at that funny couple! What ' re they doing .. .oh yeah, I remember, vaguely . Wasn ' t it cal led the twist? Aw . . .come on, Myrthle . Let ' s go eat. If my stomach growls once more-! The Junior-Senior Prom presented to the Class of 1966 by the Class of 1967, was held Saturday, May 28, off campus at the Corona National Guard Armory. The Theme- Over the Rainbow , was carried out with Wizard of Oz characters. Music by The Rogues provided the right touch of atmosphere to give the evening a glow that will radiate in the seniors ' minds for quite some time. The A Cappella Choir performs before the Baccalaureate crowd. Seniors attend BACCALAUREATE Graduation is not all fun activities. There is one somber note to the occasion when the Senior class is brought together under the same roof as relatives, friends, neighbors, and ministers of various churches to ponder upon things past, present, and future. Baccalaureate Services were held Sunday June 12 in the afternoon. Ministers from various churches participated in the religious program; the Corona Senior High Concert Band provided the processional. A tea was held following the ceremony. THE BEGINNING OF GRADUATION WEEK. AWARDS ASSEMBLY ■ « The purpose of an Awards Assembly is to pass out scholarships and achievements awards to those who have worked hard for the honor. This year ' s Senior Award ' s Assembly was held Tuesday, June 14. A general awards assembly was held Wednesday, May 25 honoring all other students. One of the last privileges of a senior class is to re¬ ceive its yearbooks before underclassmen. Far be it from Corona High to break tradition. This year ' s senior class received their Coronals during the Senior Lunch. Al I underclassmen received their books Wednesday morning. The remainder of the day proved hectic as students ran from desk to desk, from room to room, trying to fill their yearbooks with good wishes and a few sad farewells. Darlene Southwell receives the Soroptimist Club Scholarship. Joe Dominquez American Legion Post Scholarship-Dolores Avila W.H. Jameson American Legion Post Citizenship Awards-Merri- lee Stewart and Ace Waggoner Following their last high school exam. Seniors gathered in the Star room for a luncheon. In keeping with tradition the seniors observed a dress-up-day; in keeping with the hot weather, bermudas and ties became the dress for the day for many. The luncheon was concluded with the presentation of the yearbook by Barbara Ruona and Merrilee Stewart. Within minutes seniors were proudly looking themselves in the honored senior sections or signing their friend ' s book. SENIOR DINNER DANCE Mountain View Country Club hosted this years ' Senior Dinner Dance. The senior sponsored affair for seniors only once again provided an evening of shear fun for the graduates. Dancing around the pool and eating, eating provided the entertainment until midnight. This school sponsored event kicked off a week of social obligations for the class of ' 66. Private parties, senior skip day at Highland Springs Resort, and beach parties rounded out a week of parties. . .and semester exams. CORONAL SIGNING SOC-HOP The CORONAL Soc Hop, an annual event, was specially for signing year¬ books. Everybody came, armed with pens, pencils, nails, lipstick, chalk — anything that would write--and their annuals, and exchanged brief notes, long letters. Good Luck ' s, Good Bye ' s, and names. One of the last chances for Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores to mingle, the hop was really a success! Pomp and Circumstance and the CHS band mark the beginning of a beginning—a ceremony of graduation into a new kind of life. Led by ten Junior honor students—the Daisy Chain girls—the Seniors, the graduates of 1966, made their entrance. Red robes.. .dignity .. .gold honor cords . .. Ace Waggoner, president of ASB, led the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the National An¬ them . The Invocation was given by Reverend Donald D. Stout of the First Baptist Church. Graduates, parents, friends, faculty, and ad¬ ministration were greeted by Salutatorian Randy Samstag. Peggy Mellor, Valedictorian, also addressed the assemblage. Principal Philip Donahue presented the Class of 1966 to the Board of Education ' s Superintendent, Dr. John Stallings. Diplomas were awarded by the members of the Board of Trustees. Jonathan Yaughn, president of Senior Class, led the 460 students in switching their tassels from the right to the left. The Benediction was given by Reverend Ernest R. Peirson of the Norco Community Church. Alma Mater--the last Graduation! Men and women filed off the football field to the Processional. Twelve years of learning culminated in beauty, dignity, and truth... GOLD TASSELS...POMP ANDCIRCUMSTANCE...DIPLOMAS...GRADUATION ft.il s d. Only minutes after graduating the class of ' 66 was whisked off to an all-night party at Disneyland. The Magic Kingdom opened its doors for GRAD NITE, meaning fun, excite¬ ment, and dancing. Graduates dressed up for the occasion—their last chance to be together--and having a good time that they will long remember. MAGIC! GRAD NITE —DISNEYLAND M J ►