Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1974 volume:

They begin in But experie teacher - 5 0 oV rather young nee is a good u i v V glee club-1936 senior ditch day-1951 (jflufwy hM ' fr frit 9 i jmc w — Janice Pfeiffer-Daughters of American Revolution award Yoshitaka Okada-Japanese International Culture Exchange 03 SL £ ■Si X z Si 3 if 3 19 stay in line please print that class is closed form two lines do not bend, fold or mutilate 22 23 corona students win top award in state 1 1. Randy Hamilton with his motorcycle trailer. 2. Ken Dell and his inlaid table 3. Bob Nichols 4. Craig Downs, Ken Dell, Craig Swisher. Jl_ ; ' _ [ •; : fJ- _ __ - 26 season opener 2 corona wins 28 SEPTEMBER 21: CORONA VS. MORENO VALLEY: There wasn’t much question as to who won the game, the only question was: by how much? Well now we know—29-0. It’s hard to whip the crowd into a frenzy when there’s really no contest, but Corona fans went home content anyway. The running game won it, since no passes were completed, and the defense kept Moreno Valley out of the endzone. Can’t Complain. 1. Tony Davilla, Gary Peterson. 2. Denise Tronti, Francis Wahington. 3. Bob Turner breaks away from Moreno Valley lineman. 4. Rick Carr runs around the end. 5. Anthony Garcia avoids tacklers. 6. Panthers pick up easy yardage. SEPTEMBER 21-24: MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL The 1972-73 Corona High Jazz Ensemble returned to Monterey as the California Honorary High School Band. As last April’s state champions they were not eligible for this year’s competition. Great names in jazz Dizzy Gillespie, Buddy Rich, Bo Diddly appeared at the three-day festival. Due to the lack of legitiment competitive circumstances the mood of the trip was needless to say “RELAXED” with the adventures of Sheriff Bill and Gang. 1 Blake Gardner. 2. Jim Dell. 3. Wade Lachman monterey jazz festival _c E Ou C 3 31 OCTOBER 5: Corona Sophomores Vs. John Glenn: 1. Quarterback BillTurner hands off to Rick Jensen. 2. Tony Koutroulis listens to game strategy from Coach Phillips. 3. Jim Gagner looks for a pass. 34 SEPTEM BER 28: Corona vs. Poly: The winning streak ended abruptly as the Poly defense stifled Bobby Turner’s passing attack and held Rick Carr to short yardage until the second half. Steve Day ran in for the only touchdown midway into the fourth quarter to make the final score 14 to 6. 1. Karen Shrempp, Sherri Keller, Holly Zehnder. 2. Bobby Turner cuts back to avoid Poly defense. OCTOBER 5: Corona vs. John Glenn: Well, Corona got their “stuff” together and walked all over John Glenn to a score of 41-3. By “stuff” it is meant that they figured out what they had done right and what they had done wrong before, and then did the “right” ones and came out on top. Here we go again. 3. I urner and Co. approach end zone. 4. Randy Leonti is pulled down by John Glenn lineman. 5. Brad Blankenship picks up yardage against John Glenn. 6. Patty Flores. panthers rebound with decisive win The student government coordinated student body activities and attempted to get students involved in projects relating to their particular interests. Through seeking the opinions of the A.S. B. and finding out its wants, student officers addressed themselves to problems and questions concerning the school. Only through delegating responsibility and respecting the ideas of all students can the student council be successful in its leadership. Fred Neill 1. Inter-club council president -Carol Estabrooks 2. Senior class president -Larry Hinojos 3. Junior class president -Karen Hatch 4. Sophomore class president - Ted Carpenter 5. A.S.B. president -Fred Neill 6. A.S. B. Secretary -Paula Key 7. A.S. B. 1 reasurer - Barbara Dixon 8. Mr. Dipalo 9. Parlimentary -Eric Norland 10. Activity-Max Robles 11. Business-Janice Phieffer 12. Publicity -Janet Malcolm 13. A.S.B. Vice President -Kathy Koutoulis. 40 41 atomic energy assembly 1 7 OCTOBER 3: ATOMIC ENERGY ASSEMBLY: Ray Perez, a UCLA graduate student, came to enthrall and entertain a bunch of people who enjoy that sort of thing with tales of physics, nuclear and otherwise. With a proliferation of gadgets, he demonstrated a few rudimentary principles and filled the audience in on a little history about nuclear power plants, their advantages and problems. 1. Bill Turner turns guinea pig for Ray Perez in an experiment on radioactivity. 2. Olivia Galvan, Denise McCorkell. I SI CL N 43 CORONA VS. NOTRE DAME: OCTOBER 11: Another one of those hard fought victories. The offense just kept gravitating towards the end .one and Notre Dame didn’t feel like getting in the way. 28-0 at the half, Corona still kept up the pace ’til the end of the game except for a lapse early in the 4th allowing Notre Dame to get their only 6pts. of the evening. As if it mattered, the final score was 55-6. I. Larry Hinojos rambles downfield 2. Coach Nixon gives offense 1st quarter strategy 3. Fred Lopez waits for one of Turner’s passes 4. Rolando Villapando kicks an extra point despite the Notre Dame rush. 44 panthers down titans . . . 45 Gerald Ford nominated for VP slot Foot bail 2v 29. 311 3 Rtskeibali 2 . 39 3 i Tennis 39. 30. 31 Rally 31 Orchestra 2 . 30. 31 BROCK MAN MILDRED ANITA Operetta 28. 39 ill Jinks 28. 29. 30. 31 Annual Staff 31 K-Hi-Nur 30. 31 News Ed. Class Vice Pie®. 31 CUNNINGHAM CAROL BELL Sec Girls League 3o. 31 Senior Play I Jet ale Team 29. 30. 31 Scholarship 2 . 31 Operetta 29. 30 Cl’Ll . FRANCES ELIZABETH Entered from Puente H S. • Spanish Club 30 Commercial Club 31 Ko Hi-Nur 31 Girl Reserves 31 ASHCROFT. ADA Latin Club 28, 29. 30 Music Club 28. 29. 30 Girl Reserves 31 Pres G A A 28. 29. 30. 31 CLARK MELVIN Commercial Basketball 31 Hi-Y 31 Orchestra 29. Annual Staff seniors 47 Debra Adams Gregory Aguilar Emily Alexander Anita Arrelano Raymond Arguelles Terry Armentrout David Armstrong Debbie Arnold Lillian Arroyo Luis Arroyos Ann Askew Gregory Aten Darla Austerman Vivian Barboso Candi Barnett Yolanda Barrera Diane Bartch Lori Baxter Debbie Beard Elaine Bechtel 48 Judy Bice Mary Bishop Mary Blevans Teresa Blevans Gloria Bonilla Wayne Booth Debra Bradley Claudia Bradshaw Pamela Hrewton lcrr Hriclensiine Marsha Hromlei Deborah Hrown Pamela Prow lie Mark liursic N ir inin ubrera I eri ( all ill Ierri ( ain (’llrisi Cameron I om ( apileville Ii ' il ( arlton im ■ l f m .lose Carmona Kick Carr Robert Carrasco Albert Carrasco Mark Carrnth (ieoree ( arter Vicky Casill JS ( ccilij Castillo o 50 Diane Castillo Margaret Castillo Paul Castillo Jim Caton Monica Cervantes Cynthia Chacon Debbie Christian Greg Cl all in Laurie Clampitt Diane Clark Lee Clark I lorina Clarkson 1.1 Ion Claw son Michael Cobb Lynetie Collins Robert Coody Mike Cook Debbie Copper Catherine Corrigan 1 eli Corte 51 Leo Cortez Kim Coslett Tom Costa Richard Cruz Sylvia Cruz Charles Curry Nancy Daine Brenda Daniel Michael Danner Melanie Dastrup Sherrie Dastrup Alonzo Davila Bev Davis Gladys Davis Danny Delao Jim Del Campo Antonette Deleo Irene Delgado Jim Dell Steve Denison 52 Lisa Diamond Sheryl Dickerson Barbara Dixon Betty Dixon Cleeve Dopp Jouida Dowis Valerie Dowler PaulDraghi 53 I loiili I o Snmli 1 o Duiio Ci.illiiuior ()li i.i (.,il .in Kiok (iamblo Anthnin C.aroia ( arol I slabrooks Androo 1 .ms Raollaol I oli C aria I ilkins I’allio 1 iorilaliMi Karon I ishor I nula I loros Dousilas 1 ly nn Jack I K nil Ruth I orbos I or tv I osior miotio 1 o Frances Garcia Maria Garcia Raymond Garcia Blake Gardner Vickie Gardner Janei Garritson Paula Carton Amy Gattermeyer John Gerardi Mary Gerome Debbie Gibbon Steven Gilbert Tracy Glackin Robert Gomez Patrick Gonzales Maria Gonzalez Richard Gonzalez Gail Griffiths Mitchell Gregg Kirk Grigsby 56 Shorn llazcn June I loin peek Kelly Honnonian ■Milo Hernandez Cannon Hernandez Diane Hernandez l.eroy Hernandez Olivia I Ionia ndo Shane I liooins Hob Hill ' Cheryl I lilt on 1 any llinojos Debbie Hope Vernon I lolniw ood Brian llollhousor Sloven Ilolunan Roy lloskinson Gregory llostorok David Howard Sheri Huddleston Thomas Huffman Richard Hurtado Scott Huseboe Kristen Hutton Joyce lb bet son Paula Janson Rosie Jasso Stephanie Jenks Karen Johnson Debra Jones Diana Jones Steve Jones Clary Juola Maria Kasai ( r.iie Kasten Derek Katanic ( arrielouise Kelly ( rela Kelly David Kelly Sally Kenner Paula Key Maryrose Kiefer Lori Killingsworth Bill Kourkos Cathy Koutroulis Michele Kowalski Melinda Kuhl Penni Kurvers Mike Kyle Dolores Laguna Janis Laliberte Martha Larios Steve Lemon Karen Leonti Randy Leonti Gordy Leverich Gilbert Levy Vivian Lewis Mark Linville Ernie Livingstone 60 Marie Martino . Marty Martino Ol ' elia Martino Robert Marline i li aberh Mathorn Vickie Mathis Carl May Dan Meeee Carlos Mejia Rosa Melendez 1 rnie Melton Robyn Melville Uoeki Mendoza Cheryl Mendoza Dean Metherell Rave Denise Mielke Chris Milesi Richard Miller I ommy Mix Jonathan Mohoroski 63 Susan Moore Jessie Morales Gregory Morris Mary Sue Morris Joan Mortland Gale Morway Renee Mull Jim Mullins John Munoz Sharlic Muratore Susan Murphy David Murray Patrick McCarthy Thomas McCauley Debra McConnaha Keith McDaniel Wendy McGrew Colleen Nasse Fred Neill Carol Nelson ■ 64 Sheila Nelson Melinda Nicols Brett Nicholson Jayne Noble Eric Norland Patsy Norman Kurt Noyes Lisa O’Connell 65 Aurelia Orona Rosalva Ortiz Lu Ann Osberg Dana Palermo Gary Palmer Linda Palomino Larry Parada Patti Partington Carlos Perez Jo Anna Perez Patty Perez Veronica Perez Jill Pettit Paul Pettit Janice Pfieffer David Phillips Patricia Phillips Steve Polcyn Pattie Pollock Jeff Pope 66 Carol Potter Bob Poulos Paula Prescott Rosanna Puga Valrie Puga Richard Quezada Clifford Rainwater Michael Ramirez JoAnne Rauhauser Bonita Rauscher Jeff Redlin Lonnie Reed Linda Rees Diane Renninger Jose Reynoso John Rice Carol Rich Roberto Rivas Max Robles Lynda Rodarte 67 Jim Rodriquez Tim Rohner Ethel Rosas Terry Ross Mike Rowe Tammy Roy Pearl Ruvalcaba Rudy Ruvalcaba Roger Saldivar Patty Salgado Suzanne Salicos Libor Salinas James Sanders Peggy Schempp Amelia Schmall Kevin Schmidt Jason Scott Anita Selby Edward Self Raymond Sell 69 Susan Shu in way Barb Smith Janet Smock Pam Snyder Maria Soto Sherrie Spence Robby Stark David Stevens Rick Stines Debra Stjcrnquisl Cathy Stockton Bill Strange Shirleen Street - Robin Suneson Estelle Sutton Debbie Terry Laura Thompson Linda Thorton Brian Tolson Debra Toman Kathy Trinidad Joe Tronti Sandy Tucker Dale Tyson 71 David Vermillion Alice Villapando Rowland Villapando Manuel Villela Lstella Viramonles Robert Vivar Denise Voge Dennis Wagoner Joann Wagoner Robert Wagoner Cheryl Walters Marly Walt hour Kelly Weaver Valinda Wensell Nancy Whitt I ric Whittington I’atsy Wilkerson Lucy Williamson Lvn Willoughby Pat Wilson ' 72 74 75 SHUFFLE CONCERT OCTOBER 15: The dynamic group “Shuffle” brought a lot of hand-clapping and foot stomping to the students of CHS. How did they do this? Wellll. . . some people played with funny things that had strings, one sang and wore funny shoes, and one did nothing but beat sticks on round things. What does this do to some people? Wellll. . . some tap their feet, others sway to and fro, and some even get up and gyrate their bodies—this is called dance. Regardless of the “strange” things people do when they are excited, “Shuffle” was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended either at school or at the night concert. 1. Bass guitarist Terry Cosburn makes google eyes at Patty Flores. 2. Lead singer Rick Fitts boogies with Andee Faus. 3. Patty Flores googles back. awright here we go . . . 7 NOVEM BER 27: Corona vs Norco, GAA Tennis: This year girls’ athletics is enjoying its first taste of inter-school tennis competition. Against Norco, the team played very well, winning all single matches and all but one in doubles competition. Final match gave Corona 7-1 victory. 1. Janet Wilcox 2. Diane Castillo 3. Janet Wilcox 4. Debbie Toman 5. Lynette Collins and Lynn Blanchette 6. Margaret Y ancu. c X z 5 79 IF I AM NOT FOR MYSELF, WHO WILL BE FOR ME? IF I AM FOR MYSELF ONLY, WHAT AM I? IF NOT NOW, WHEN? Talmudic saying B? V ' rp fry ,, m ill - - i “ — 4 H r gfai CORONA RACEWAY 1913 putt • ' .( ' V - vr -vV y ' SSi ' ■; ■■•?. .■ : • ; : v • - ■ ' , ' • ' • . ' V-: v %%£$!; : mmmmrnm m --: .•■■• : ■? � iifeisfefc : iV..-i-� -•- • i ' . ' . ■ • v —« - i . ' .,. .v t V ' v .£ ' !• VJV V ' ' .V. ' V’Av- ' ' ' .’. ' AW, r ftiVv- ' . ' pigSi; «a � v.y V.- ' i ' . ' •_- rj ' y.r, ' . ' :;-:v- ' . - ' ' V ;-; v;v: -. � « v r ' ' v v ' v ' ;v « .£■ ' V.v • V ' � ; . ;■ - % VX ' S-vV iV ' -V ' : : S ' yf$y., .. ; , j ' i $$£ iu ' v - . y :H: .-, . • ,, ■• -.. •. liMiiifciiMli ., yl® fV ,, ' • • CSS -‘•.r? ' ' V. m«s iflJSKtfiSEaWS SJB JSskKCS- ; . ' WvWJi. mWmmm .■ ' •V- ,• ' . ♦ ' ty ' V.{. ' V. w?, :J� . V. vJ ' V- ■ • y i V ' ' ' ■ y m Pip fegy: 1 - VW. y |4 IPP lipfSi SMi mi issas ji SSSy ' : . 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NORTH: You know what they say; “drop a piece of buttered bread and it’ll more’n likely land buttered side down.” Looks like that’s pretty much what happened as we got dumped 40-15 by the North Huskies. Spluk. 1. Panther defense sacks North’s quarterback 2. Bob Turner gets off a pass at the last moment 3. Rick Wilkerson runs back an interception 4. Wilkerson pulls down a Huskie end 5. Turner struggles for a few yards 6. Randy Leonti plays dead. 109 r , ex j p. to Cl ?a ex Cd £ I queen’s rally NOVEMBER 9: QUEEN’S RALLY: A terrifically enthusiastic (what? is there an assembly today?) crowd surged into the gym. A man stood behind a mike and introduced a somewhat younger man who introduced groups of people who entertained the audience. Pretty girls graciously emerged from the midst of each group and sat together smiling, at one end of the room. Sometime later, men with brooms and cans picked up remnants of toilet paper and cardboard boxes and then moved on to other tasks. 1. Victoria Owens, Shirley Ebert, Nadia Shamma 2. Betty Dixon 3. Barbara Dixon 4. Fred Lopez 5. Rosie Ortiz, Nancy Daine, Lori Killingsworth. 4 112 almost . . . NOVEMBER 9: Corona vs San Bernardino: That’s three times in a row, but this one was pretty close. The Panther defense held well except for one slip late in the first quarter allowing San Bernardini to score six points. Corona managed to get the lead back by scoring seven in the third, but a Cardinal interception late in the game gave them the victory. All of this was deleterious to the happiness of the few fans there. 1. Cathy Bain 2. John Munoz 3. Coach Robles and Nixon. 113 we won the whole thing . . . NOVEMBER 10: LESTER OAKS MEMORIAL BAND REVIEW: They went in long yellow buses, with shoe polish, band mothers, hair pins, and practice. With one long and four short blasts, they all stepped off, each left foot the same as all the others. And when they again boarded the long yellow buses they were the Proud Panther Band. They had done what they went to do ... . Win. 114 r 1 � i WWmlmBr-r ■ A ■ -Hk i 1 Jr ■J9 . H k i “Tomorrowland,” they said. Translated into colors, read “silver and green.” From this, the students, rushing about, conceived of fun and funny things to do to celebrate this thing they call “Homecoming.” Silly things were done by few and a good time was had by all. A success, of course. All was climaxed by the game. They came in buses to meet us. And the crowd roared. They scored, twice, and the crowd sighed. We scored, once, and the crowd roared and so it went. It rained but we kept scoring, and the crowd roared, we had won. Somewhere in the middle, amidst crying and cheering, Cathy Koutroulis, a very pretty young lady, was declared queen, making the week seem complete. 1. Gloria Bonilla and Antoinette DeLeo 2. Jim Delcampo and Joey Cisneros 3. Homecoming rally. 121 November IS: Skylab III lifts off the crowd grew sparks flew and it rained and we won 122 mm _ 123 cathy crowned queen . . . NOVEMBER 17: LETTERMEN’S BALL: Uh one and uh two and uh three . . . Ah, there’s gaity, merriment and dancing in the Star Room tonight folks. Stay with us and dance to the sweetest music this side of the Monongahela Rivet. And now, to get things underway, here’s Pete and his loyal banditos with a medley of old favorites, commencing with “Your Red Scarf Matches Your Eyes,” “You closed Your Cover Before Striking,” “Your Father Has the Shipfitter’s Blues,” and “Loving You Has Made Me Bananas.” Watch our lovely queen, Cathy, swirl graciously about the Ballroom floor and enjoy folks, enjoy. 1. Queen’s Court-(left to right) Rosie Ortiz, Fred Lopez, Nadia Shamma, Jim Berg, Nancy Daine, Ken Williams, Queen Cathy Koutroulis, Randy Leonti, Barbara Dixon, Bob Ellenson, Lillian Arroyo, Richard Quesada, Lori Killingsworth, Mike Halsey. 124 125 Princess Anne weds Captain Mark Pliillip: fflPHIH ■HHM . ■ ' ■ ' • - • ' ass 133 lily the felon’s daughter December 1: Lily the Felon’s Daughter: From those same people who brought you Everyman,” “Charlie Brown,” and the Thorton Wilder classic.and a cast of thousands.thrill as the villain flees the hero’s wrath, laugh at the undertone of humor, cry at the tender pathos so subtly portrayed.all this and more. coke and cookies in the back folks. 1. Brett Nicholson. 2.Skip Lemon, Cathy Cardaman, Gary Wright. 3.Gary Salazar, Steve Biggs, Terry George. 4.Gary Salazar, Brett Nicholson, Karen Snyder, Skip Lemon, Terry George. I brass and bravado . . . banners . . . 134 VARSITY-JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 (left-right): Chuck Turner, quarterback; Mark Ball, linebacker; Jim Granado, split end; Mike Ryan, back; Keith McDaniel, linebacker; Jeff Pope, tackle; A1 Casillas, half hack; Steve Day, halfback; Dave Bennington, tackle; Mitch Witherspoon, corner back; Carlos Reynoso, tackle; Josh Fair, guard; Tracy Halbash, linebacker; Dave Norland, center; Glenn Miles, manager; Victor Owens, manager. Row 2; Larry Hinojos, defensive back; Rick Wilkerson, defensive back; Jim Espinoza, halfback; Carl Carpenter, linebacker; Tom Mix, tackle; Roland Villalpando, cornerback; Mark Lohuis, center; Tim Busby, linebacker; Rich Gillmaster, tackle; Edmund F lores, quarterback; Rory Davis, end. Row 3: Rick Cruz, end; Tony Garcia, halfback; Dave Ray, fullback; Marty Martinez, end; John Munoz, end; Ken Shea, end; Butch Shepherd, defensive back; Corky Halzle, defensive back; Mark Lucia, linebacker; Rocky Hrachiar, end; Mark Carruth, tackle; Monty Holden, center; Rick Carr, fullback; Dan Carr, halfback; Ass’t Coach Alzugaray; Ass’t Coach Horn; Ass’t Coach Calvert; Ass’t Coach Robles. Row 4: Ron Cunningham, corner back; Jeff Jeans, end; Gregg Petties, end; Perry Keeter, guard; Eric Hagen, end; Brian Jacobs, end; Jo-jo Arteaga, forcer, Bryan Gunnoe, tackle; Randy Woodward, guard; George Ramos, end; Keith Bolock, guard; Dan May, linebacker; Brad Blankenship, safety; Greg Ferrell, tackle; Head Coach Nixon. football teams For a few hours a week, crowds of people, warmly bundled and smiling, cheered as they watched the culmination of the week’s practice and pain. Nine times the men ran about on the field, in strange and colorful garb, moving a small oblong ball towards one end or the other. And eachtime they went home satisfied, having expended all their energy, and, more often than not, victorious. And the crowd cheered . . . It started out very nicely with a neat trouncing of Moreno Valley, and after a negligible loss to Poly, three more strong victories. Notre Dame was the most notable of the three, as the panthers rolled easily by and ended up with a 55-6 win. A few disappointments followed by Corona bounced back in the. final game against Colton, generally considered an upset. The sophomores, being relatively new at this idea of bumping-into-others-and-moving- the-brown ball-forward did not fare so well. Eight times they tried and twice they were successful, and once moderately so, pulling out a tie. Paradoxically, their last game, a 13- 6 loss to San Bernardino was judged the best of their efforts by Coach Fritz, so the season ended on a positive note. And again this year a shower of awards descended on worthy players. Eight varsity players made all-league: Rick Carr, Perry Keeter, Marty Hrachiar, and Larry Hinojos; first team, while Anthony Garcia, Fred Lopez, Keith McDaniels, and Rick Wilkerson were chosen for the second team. Team honors went to Larry Hinojos as Captain and defensive back of the year and Bob Turner as offensive back. Carlos Reynoso and Perry Keeter were awarded defensive and offensive linemen, respectively. The ’most inspirational player’ award went to Keith McDaniel, while Tony Garcia received the Mr. Hustle’ award. Rick Carr was named the team’s most valuable player. 136 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: (Row 1 left-right): Jim Gagner, halfback; Joe Flores, halfback; Isaac Rodriquez, running back; George Mullowoey, left guard; Ralph Jager, corner back; Tony Koutroulis, corner back, Jeff Holden, line-backer. Row 2: Bill Turner, quarterback; Randy Cobb, guard; Gary Cullins, end; Dan Vargas, tackle; Rich Armstrong, tackle; Tedd Busby, quarterback; Walter Radick, center. Row 3: Joe Lopez; John Yoder, safety; Ed VanGinkel, linebacker; Rick Jensen, running back; David Kelley, back; Steve Palmieri, half back; Kelly O’Connor, fullback; Gaylen Malmberg, fullback; Coach Fritz. Row 4: Coach Phillips; Garry Gattermeyer, tackle; Mark Tribelli, tackle; Louie Borges, tackle; Bob Gifford, center; Dan Wilson, linebacker; Vincent Ray, defensive end. 137 138 cross country teams CROSS COUNTRY SUMMARY OF 1973-1974 SEASON: This years Cross Country team finished one of the best seasons in the past six years. The Varsity team recorded a 6 win 2 loss season while the Junior Varsity team finished 7-1. One of the Varsity losses was to Colton the league champs and the other was to Palm Springs the runner up. This was the year of records as eight individuals ran the two mile course in the 10:00 minute range, this was the most outstanding performance in the last six years. Two new school records were also set, a Jr. Class record of 10:10 by Henry Juarez and a Soph. Class record of 10:20 by Danny Barton. With 18 of the 22 runners returning next year it should be a big year. Top photo: Varsity: 1st row: Gary Peterson, Henry Juarez, Danny Barton, Rick McLaughlin, Greg Fritz. 2nd row: Steve Jones, Cliff RainWater, Don Kennedy, Scott Setaro, Joe Valesquez. Bottom photo: Junior Varsity: 1st row: Dan Davidson, Ruben Amesquita, Steve Harris, Lannie Checketts, Bill Keifer, Pete Apodaca. 2nd row: Kurt Noyes, Allen Gunn, Tony Davila, Lee Rhodes, Craig Deleo, Don Kammerer manager. 139 140 3 1. John Farr, Terry Armentrout. 2. Dusty Watson, Mike Hull. 3. Linda Ebert. 141 fuork in groups of ifoo or tfym, more. 2 coronettes CORONETTES: Red and white saddles, sweaters, new sponsor, row upon row all of red and gold, all doing the same thing on the same beat . . . beat beat . . . coming home from Lester Oaks Band Review clutching golden winged trophy, fourth place at Montclair. Flutter of flags, pom pons, routine patterns, half-time shows, spirit, group, Arroyo Spring Competition . . . winning . . . Cynthia Chacon, captain, Cheryl Markel-Co-Captain. . . left, right, left, right, left . . . left. And as the sun sinks slowly over the blacktop in the parking lot, tryouts begin it all over again. DRILL TEAM: Front: Cynthia Chacon, Cheryl Markel, Cathy Pitiak, Teresa Costa, Geri Ziekar, Jennifer Glover, Midge McCann, Susan Moore, Virginia Mejia, Cathy Willey, Olga Perez, Olivia Garcia, Judy Caton, Kathy Dugan, Judy Key, Debi Drysol, Lisa Bennett, Brenda Hartman, Sue Gray, Isa Sanchez, Cynthia Torres, Vicky Castillo, Anne Freeman, Tami Currie. FLAY TWIRLLERS: Back row: Lisa Jones, Charlene Muratore, Joyce Ibbetson, Captain, Lynn Rhodes. Front row: Marie Ibbetson, Terie Murphy, Cindy Ferguson, Maria Gonzales, Karen King, Dana Pitts, Tami Wiliams. 143 In a not so hard-fought soccor contest against Gladstone, Corona came out on top, of course. Encountering only a minimum of opposition, they scored seven times, kicking the little round ball in the big cloth net. Gladstone rarely made it downfield and never could score. And when it was over, they boarded their long yellow bus quietly and departed. And so started yet another season, as Corona remains undefeated. 1. Leonardo Ramirez dribbles downfield faking out disgruntled Gladstone player. 2. He is immediately attacked by a valiant Gladstone defensive man. 3. But avoids having the ball taken away and goes on to score for the Panthers. 4. Clint Arrowood looks on as Javier Oniroz tries, unsuccessfully, to “sneak in” a goal. 5. Leading goalmaker, Martin Jauregui, begns his march downfield to the opponents goal. 5 147 cry out and SHOUT 148 149 Christmas concert DECEMBER 12, CHRISTMAS CONCERT: The folks came bundled, full of hope, frost on their noses, it was the season . . . and as all became quiet, the symphonic band filled the music pavillion with visions of Tchaikovsky’s sugar plums. Then what was heard, but the beautiful strings of bass and violin, as the chamber orchestra accompanied with A Capella Choir with the Christmas Messiah. With brass and bells ringing they went out bundled with good cheer and red woolen mittens ... a night ... a season . . . God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen. 1. John Walz-cello 2. Symphonic Band ends with “Home for Christmas.” 3. Mike Ernst-Brass Choir. 4. Lillian Arroyo 5. Mr. Halperin directs Hallelujah chorus. 3 -a CS c E E a. _c C 5 ' E aj a. C 3 153 154 156 wrestlers down moreno valley 38-26 V 4 158 And so it went, as Corona bounced the orangish ball from one end of the court to the other and back again. The ball dropped through the hoop pretty often — and fortunately it dropped through our’s more often than Their’s (They’ being Damien). At any rate, the final score was said to be 74-65. 1,2. Ed Matysak 3. Brad Murray 4. Bruce Harper 5. George Beard. 4 159 tX Jr ® 1 � � panthers pin rubidoux JANUARY 9-CORONA VS RUBIDOUX: I. Jo Jo Arteaga takes 5 points for near-fall in 175 class. 2. Rocky Hrachier pulls a half on Rubidoux opponent. 3. Hrachier performs cross-fire. 4. Darrell Mann puts opponent into cradle hold. 5. McCarthy in pinning combination. 6. Keith McDaniel takes Falcon with chicken wing. 163 llavi Vow Got cas? 164 JANUARY 18: CORONA vs COLTON: Not this time, sports fans. Seems that things worked out wrong this time around and Corona’s ball dropped through the hoop fewer times than hoped. But this can always be viewed as a learning experience; on the basketball court of life, always expect a few fouls, 47 and 43 were the numbers that mattered. 1. Beard dribbles down court. 2. Leverich battles for a rebound. 3. Beard, Blankenship. 4. Beard looks for an opening. 5. Kevin Kelly goes for a lay-up in JV play. 6. Leverich takes tip off. they won . . . 165 daylight savings time starts school in early morning darkness 166 a good place to be . . . 167 who sez you can’t win em all .. . Photo 1. SIGN AND BANNER CARRIES (1-r): Diana Hansen, Cindy Haworth, Pam Deegan, Laura Zadra, Marianna Krug, Debbie Brown, Capt., Susan Jatho, Emily Alexander, Capt., Becky Mendoza. 2. SOLO TWIRLER-Debbie Lunetta. 3. TWIRLING TEAM (1-r): Delite Emery, Rosalie Varela, Diane Renneriger, Liz Buechler, Linda Morris, Sherree Jenkins. 4. MARCHING BAND Row 1 (1-r): Ramiro Rivas, Chris Newman, Bernie Delgado, Ryan Hathaway, Terry Armentrout. Tim Seymour, Debbie Hull, Dena Burk, Sherri Scott, Jane Naylor, Mike Ernst, Dienna Nicosia, Lillian Arroyo, Tanya Bacon, Kit Talvitie. Row 2: Cyndy Getman, Wally Huddleston, Vicki Hicks, Charles Pickett, Jay Spry, Scott Me Master, DiAnn Holmquist, David Kelley, Ruth Forbes, Dan Lee, Bruce Hicks, Shanna Tramel, Steven Gilbert. Row 3: Randy Edwards, Mike Danner, Joshua Fair, Philip Keesler, Michael Hall, Paul Pettit, Robbie Hennebelle, Brian Sutton, Steve Seager. Row 4: Richard Ernst, Scott Brogan, Jane Oatman, Jim Dell, Eric Norland, Kirk Bachman, Greg Sowards, Joey Eckardt, Steve Holtman, Mike Rumme, Pat Wilson. Row 5: Vernon Holmwood, Martin Powell, Frank Benson, Tom Capdeville, Randy Jensen, Gray Petterson. 5. DRUM MAJOR-John Farr. 168 170 iLMA MATER • • • OLD CORONA ENOf P .yiR AND TRUE ;ratA|hons WITH LOVE unfailing. ,LL THM OWS RENEW s ' . faculty dribbles . . . JANUARY 24; BASEBALL ALL-STARS BASKETBALL; Members of the Corona faculty and baseball players from various major league teams were proved to have at least one thing in common, ineptitude on the basketball court. Appears that the baseball folks were a little less inept in that they won 90-70. Anyone for ping-pong? 1. Mark Hutton of the Dodgers and our own Mr. Knapp wait... 2. All-Star Greg Nettles takes tip-off. 3. Ben Ochoa for the faculty takes a shot at the round orange hoop. 4. Coach Alzuguray. 171 GAA TENNIS AND VOLLEYBALL (JAA’s tennis and volleyball teams competed vigor¬ ously against teams from other schools in the area with a modicum of success. Both did well and def¬ initely won some or all of their games. Batting balls across nets with wild abandon and with or without the aid of rackets, they soundly trounced the opposition on a number of occassions. And so, a good time was bad by all as the girls moved on to bigger and better things. 1. GAA tennis: Row 1 (1-r)- Georgina Perez, Janet Wilcox, Juanita Mejia, Alexis Ellenson. Row 2-Diana Castillo, Karen Kane, Debra Toeman, Margaret Yancu. 2. Diana Castillo. 3. Alexis Ellenson. 4. GAA volleyball-Row 1-Karen Friss, Diane Wilson, Debbie McClory, Cindy Love 11. R ow 2-Motome Suzuki, Cindi Miller, Kelly Wagoner, JoAnn Youra, Pam Koppel, Marie Myrick, Gina Johns. 172 from sowbugs to earthquakes 174 175 TAKE PUCE mm JANUARY 30: SCIENCE FAIR: Budding geniuses practiced evil deeds on various and sundry animals, plants, and inanimate objects to prove to the scientific world at large that vast amounts of knowledge are to be derived from these deceptively simple experiments. Lots of folks gained recognition, and will advance to higher levels of competition to astound and amuse their peers. Ahh, the wonders of science . . . First place winners: Environmental Science Catagory-David Stevens. Animal Behaviour Catagory-(Individual) Gary Peterson. (Group) Carol Rich, Robyn Melville, Melinda Nichols. Physiology, Palenontology and Geology Catagory-Karen Schremp, Sherrie Keller, Lorraine Kisselburgh. Botany Catagory-Janice Newman. Sweepstakes-Behaviour of Air Pollutants- David Stevens. 176 177 you with the sneakers - out of the pool 4 FEBRUARY 1: CORONA vs RUBIDOUX: I. Dan Reese 2. Paula Garten, Sandra Lym 3. Robert Wagoner 4. Annette Moffitt 5. Sherri Scott 6, Brady Main. 178 UJ O 5 179 one lousy point 180 FEBRUARY 1: CORONA vs NORTH: It only takes one point, or so they say. And Matysak came through in the last two seconds to supply it. Sure would have saved a lot of near hysteria and sore throats of there had been a little wider margin. But then, there’s always something to be said for suspense. It had been the other way around the time before, so revenge was sweet, and Corona fans left for home (?) hoarse, but content. For those who keep track of these things, the final score was said to be 62- 61. Gordy Leverich waits for fourth quarter opening in defense. 2. DelCampo works his way down court. 3. Leverich, DelCampo and Beard. 4. Matysak fakes out North Huskie. 181 terry foster terri cair, St u _c 3 _o bank eric norland silvla sepulveda 182 UJ of america awards X Z -a _C u £ c c i u _c 183 1 . . . and from the fish bowl of happiness 184 2 FEBRUARY 8: QUEEN’S RALLY: From atop the beautifully landscaped cement slab west of the store of knowledge, the 1974 Hi Jinx Court was presented by David Phillips and a cast of several ... as decreed by some Dean of Women long ago. Each young lady was announced with subtle charm, Super Suds, and pinned with a glittered brooch. When all the screams, sighs and “let’s all go to the Mava” had died away heads were counted and little Gloria Glorious had left Vicky Casi¬ llas’ name hidden in the fish bowl of hap¬ piness. 1. Keller’s Kickers 2. David Phillips 3. Patti Flores (Wanda Wonderful) taps her way into the ears of radio listeners. 4. Pam Browne gets brooched. 5. Tami Paulson. 5 185 SPIRIT WEEK: Continuing the spirit of levity created on that eventful day of the queen’s rally the previous week, people contorted their bodies and perverted their minds with wild abandon in celebrating spirit week. Cheerleaders wearing bobby socks and chewing bubble gum bounced their ways into the hearts of the spectators and all was ended with an utterly devine Hi Jinx ball, reigned over by Vicky Casillas and her court of lovelies. That’s the spirit, folks . . . 186 187 188 FEBRUARY 15: POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL. Everybody, it seems, wants to get into the action. The more athletically oriented ladies on campus weren’t content to leave not-so-well enough alone, and so they grouped and regrouped and then ran out onto the football field for a fun-filled afternoon of bumping and grinding, athletically speaking of course. Meanwhile, back on the sidelines, their male counterparts bounced up and down pumping spirit into the frenzied crowd. At any rate when the dust had settled, the seniors emerged victorious by a score of 6-0. And that, as they say, was that. Please hum the alma mater on your way to lunch, folks. 1. Mr. Burdick, Lorraine Kisselburgh, Nancy Daine, Cathy Koutroulis, Patti Urbanec, Lori Killingsworth. 2. Rory Davis, Dan May, Pam Browne, George Beard. 3. Laurie Clampitt, Andee Faus. 4. Cathy Koutroulis, Coach Horn, Gloria Smith, Joyce Ibbetson, Cathy Corrigan. 5. Marlies McMackin, Leanne Lewis, Michelle Egnor. 6. Bobby Turner, Rick Carr, Roland Villapando, Jimmy Del Campo, Jim Rodriquez, Jeff Pope, Mark Lohuis. 5 1 football? o -a v CO C £ co £ O o JZ to JH a. CO 189 hi-jinx ball FEBRUARY 16: HI JINX BALL: . . . and they came in their fancy clothes with flowers to eat cake on a plate . . . the band played, and people chatted, danced, and did what people do at affairs like this. When the quiet moment came, Vicky Casillas was crowned as her majesty. Just before the day changed, the hi-jinx ball turned back into the cafeteria ... it was grand. 1. Queen Vicky Casillas is escorted by Alan Arnold. 2. Kris Hutton and escort sample punch. 3. Janice Pfeiffer. 4. Nelda Howell. 190 192 195 and tomorrow night FEBRUARY 20: GEORGE SHARP ASSEMBLY: “Look into my eyes,” he said . . . And they did . . . “Come to my show at Poly,” he said . . . but it didn’t work that well. . . Later, having ridden bicycles, kissed lovers, and reverted to childhood . . . “Come to my show at Poly,” he said . . . But still no luck . . . And they awoke, slightly confused and asked, “when do we start?” And the audience laughed. And Mr. Aparicio, slightly disheveled, smiled . . . and ran home to tell Mrs. Aparicio. 1. George Sharp, James Ybarra. 2. Debbie Gibbon. 3. Mother never told me it would be like this. 4. Cathy Koutroulis, Tony Munoz. 5. Come dance with me, please. 6. Koutroulis attacks Mr. Aparicio. 197 i basketball teams And out they came in red and gold, bouncing back and forth to the crowd’s delight. The idea was to drop the orange ball through the hoop at the far end of the building as often as possible, and so they did . . . although, sometimes, not as often as hoped. But in our hearts we knew we were right . . . Non-league games were considered more satisfying (in the end) than those within the league as Corona won eleven out of sixteen, but the stiffer league competition held the Panthers to two wins in eight outings. On a brighter note, however, the team took second in the George Ingalls Tourney prior to the opening of the league season. And there were honors . . . Gordy Leverich made the Ivy League first team as well as being MVP for the Corona varist v, George Beard ot honorahLy jriention in Ivy League l i stings apd was named most impro v ed play er, Tom Hawkins was voted Best Oetensive Player and Rick vV like rson was elected team Taptain. i. v ARS1 1 i BASK.L 1 BALL; ROW 1 (1-r): Eric H agen, Brad Blankenship, Rick Wilkerson, Jimmy Del Campo, Joey Cisneros, Rusty Ingraham, ROW 2: Coach Irons, James Ybarra, George Beard, Gordy Leverich, Ed Matysak, Brad Murray, John Rice, Tom Hawkins. 2. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM; ROW 1 (1-r): Dean Acosta, Mario Martinez, Bruce Harbour, Richard Alsana, Ray Shelton, Marcus Ludwin, Tom Palmieri. ROW 2: Coach Fair, Joe McNelis, Mike Rumme, Craig Henning, Brad Murray, Kevin Kelley, Tim Busby. SOPHOMORE TEAM; ROW 1 (I-r): Mike Turner, Joe Aldana, Lonnie Lyons, Greg Fritz, Craig Deleo. ROW 2: Ted Yancu, George Ramos, Tim Howard, Tom Kiefer, Rory Davis, Alfred Espinoza, Steve Palmieri. 198 soccer team They pair off in groups of eleven, each eleven from a separate campus . . . clad in stripes or solids they come together to push, kick, and battle one small white ball past the other’s man (called a goalie in the soccer world) at the far end of the field. This year’s soccer team, as records go (14-5-1) stand as a group which battled among the best. Two men, Martin Jauregui and Ramon Cardinas scored 22 goals each in overall competition . . . that’s what one calls ‘star’. VARSITY SOCCER: ROW 1 (1-r): Alvaro Rivas, Manual Villela, Ramiro Rivas, Martin Jaurigui, Ramon Cardinas, Javier Quiroz, Leonardo Ramirez, Joe Carmona. Row 2: Manual Hernandez, Faustino Alvarez, Clint Arrowwood, Salvador Villafan, Freddie Briseno, Joe Reynoso, Victor Ramirez, Coach Loya. 200 ivy league champions And then there were the wrestlers, who grappled their way to the Ivy League championship with a show of great skill and daring. Coach Alzuguray, it seems, put together a team that was just that—a team; as everyone worked together and made the scores in their meets decidedly one-sided. A slew of individuals (Darrell Mann, Larry Hinojos, Joe Arteaga, Monty Holden, and Marty Hrachiar) won indi¬ vidual championships. Hinojos was the most notable of the five, with an impressive 33 wins, 2 losses, and a tie. This is what they call success. 1. WRESTLING TEAM; ROW 1 (1-r): Joe Flores, Bob Carrillo, Bob Magnuson, A1 Sepulveda, Tony Koutroulis, Mark Agard, Robert Alexander, Keith McDaniel, Pat McCarthy. ROW 2: Dave Bennington, Crescencio Pena, Gary Cullins, Craig Dunning, Albert Aguirre, Larry Hinojos, Jeff Holden, Dan Meece, David Lopez, David Norland. ROW 3: Coach Murillo, Mitch Witherspoon, Ron Burt, Marty Hrachiar, Monty Holden, Eric Norland, Jo-Jo Arteaga, Mark Tribell, Dennis Foose, Coach Alzugaray. 202 FEBRUARY 1: FFA LIVESTOCK SHOW: After weeks of preparation and day s of scrubbing and washing and brushing and currying and the like, proud FFAers exhibited their prize possessions before fellow farmers. Pigs scrubbed to a radiant white and cows brushed to perfection were judged alongside sheep immaculately groomed all looking as proud as their owners. 1. Toby Garland. 2. Chuck Vahovick. 3. Toby Garland. 4. Russ Hughes and Rick Wilcoxson. 204 FFA displays livestock 205 206 pep squad 1. J.V. CHEERLEADERS (1-r): Suzy Holmes, Denise Tronti, Martha Daniel, Cindy Fracasso, Frances Washington. 2. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (top): Lorraine Kisselburgh, Jeannie Cleveland, Rosie Ortiz, Lvnn Greene, Andee Faus. 3. SONGLEADERS-Back (1-r): Sherri Keller, Lillian Arroyo, Nancy Daine, Kathy Bain, Lori Killingsworth, Gail Griffiths, Karen Schrempp, Patti Flores. 4. FLAG TW ' IRLLERS (top): Patti Pollock, Cindee Eidel, Janis Laliberte, Cindy Johnson, Cathy Corrigan, Holly Zehnder. 5. 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GAA GYMNASTICS; BEAM (1-r): Ester Greshan, Vanessa Bibles, Cindy Lovell, Laura Johnson, Linda Wade, Ana Rivas, Debbi Alexander, Cheryl Brelsford, Amy Jendrock, Jeri Bloss. FLOOR: Delite Emery, Gaby Smith, Stephanie Snyder. 2. GAA TRACK; ROW 1 (1-r): K. Oles, G. Perez, S. Tramel, C. Koutrou- lis, D. McClory, L. Wilson, S. Salicos. ROW 2: G. Smith, K. Keller, P. Muckleroy, D. Toman, P. Dixon, C. Embree, M. Bissell. ROW 3: G. Burchett, L. Johnson,V. Perry, M. Egnor, K. Friss, E. Bechtel. 3. GAA VARSITY BASKETBALL; ROW 1 (1-r): Ms. Angie Holland, Cheryl Vaughn, T erri Hildebrand, Margaret Yancu, Ms. Linda Chitwood. ROW 2: Barbara Dixon, Alexis Ellenson, Terri Smith, Dianne Bartch. 4. GAA J. V. BASKETBALL; ROW 1 (1-r): Becky Mulcahy, Jeannie Sedgwick, Lisa Partington, Sally Swenson. ROW 2; Teri Cahill, Dianna Castillo, Juanita Mejia, Terri George, Sally Sherwood. 250 . . . and the final score, corona 96 - poly 22 FEBRUARY 21; CORONA VS. POLY:“ . . . will Varsity 120 hurdlers please report to the west end of the track.” . . . and so it went, call after call, one event after another. Individuals in their red and gold satin undies, pr oving their atheletic worth in team and individual effort. Rick Quezada-120 H.H. (15.6); 440 Relay (45.4); Fred Lopez-440 (52.2); Pat Donahue-High Jump (5’8”) . . . and the list went on . . . with the final result ending in Corona’s great favor (96-22). 1. Gilbert Barton 2. Rick Carr 3. Danny May 4. Rick Gil- master 5. Danny Carr. 252 253 1 4 And there were those who couldn’t resist the lure of the uniform, as dozens of girls answered the call of the hospital recruiters and rushed down to serve god and country and the AM A. Smartly attired in red and white, they toiled tirelessly for the betterment of man and mankind, cleaning and scrubbing, soothing screaming babies, and running errands for those in the higher echelons of nursery. 254 255 ol’ flo would be proud and again they say it is more difficult to create as one of a group than by yourself . . . and still they came in their long robes, and in flowing pink and bow ties, all the same, to create . . . and it was beautiful. From the Messiah through Shout, to the Spring Festivals “remarkable” . . . and they go away glad that they came together. 1. CONCERT CHOIR (1-r): Karen Hatch, Keith McDaniel, Susan Shumway, Emily Alexander, Delite Emery, Darcie Dastrup, Kary Bursic, Rick Stines, Kris Hutton, Annette Moffitt, Viernie Deviney, Wendy McGrew, Cathy Koutroulis, Janice Pfeiffer, Janet Brody, Jeff Morris, Patti Shade, Joann Youra, Judy Bice, Sherrie Dastrup, Andee Faus, Greg Morris, Terry Morrow, Cindy Lovell, Denise Tronti, Vivian Lewis, David Lewis, Linda Anderson, Carlia Filkins, Sheryl Phillips, Larry Parada, Susan Holmes, Cheryl Markel, Karen Schrempp, Becky Fitts, Gaylen Malmberg, Cindy Ferguson, Melanie Dastrup, Lorilyn Lachman, Darla Austerman, Mike Ryan, Kerry Malmberg, Mark Linville, Lupe Cervantes, Cindy Crumb, John Perry, Paula Janson. 2. MADRIGAL SINGERS: ROW 1 (1-r): Emily Alexander, John Perry, Karen Schrempp, Kerry Malmberg, Cathy Koutroulis, Jeff Morris, Susan Holmes. ROW 2: Denise Voge, Gaylen Malmberg, Paula Janson, Mark Linville, Kris Hutton, Mr. Halperin, Janice Pfeiffer, Rick Stine, David Phillips (not pictured). 256 concert choir and madrigal singers change of command MARCH 1: CHANGE OF COMMAND: Somewhere between ‘Shaft’ and ‘Semper Fidelis’ men and women with pomp and dignity and a small amount of humor stood and praised the other men and women while the United States Marines looked on. And, by golly, Mr. Pfeiffer bowed out and Mr. Vaughn bowed in, all the while reaffirming the fact that, by gosh, we were really a great bunch of kids. Gee whiz, when do we get the graham crackers and milk? 260 GOLF TEAM: ROW 1 (1-r): Clarissa Hooper, Mike Kelly, Robert Copay, Ken Fermen, Cliff Rainwater. ROW 2: Rick Tramley, Greg Aten, Tom Wyne, Allen Gunn, Terry Bridenstine. 2. Terry Bridenstine. 3. Greg Terrell. 2 63 first time out MARCH 5: GAA VS. NORCO: ... well girls it was your first time out . . . and an impressive list of individual wins, headed by Debbie McClory-880 yard; Gloria Smith-220 yard; and Diane Wilson running long jump, respective first places . . . well given proof you needn’t stick to your Victorian needlepoint. 1. Georgina Perez. 2. Peggy Dixon. 3. Cathy Koutroulis. 4. Debbie McClory. 265 corona hosts festival MARCH 9: BAND FESTIVAL: French horns, flutes, kettle drums; and the music pavillion, complete with showers, filled with the sound of the Wind Ensemble and visiting bands. Each was critiqued in its turn by a panel of distinguished gentlemen, considered knowledgable about quarter notes, tone and the like. As functions go, it was worthwhile, even without mentioning Corona received a superior rating for their performance. WIND ENSEM BLE: ROW 1 (seated 1-r): Joey Eckhart, Ramiro Rivas, Vicki Hicks, Eric Norland, Tom Capdeville, Robbie Hennebelle, Josh Fair, Tim Seymour, Lee Rhodes, Mike Ernst, Dena Burk, Jay Spry, Charles Pickett. ROW 2: Randy Edwards, Mike Hall, David Kelley, Ryan Hathaway, Steve Gilbert, Bruce Hicks, Bernie Delgado ROW 3: Dianne Holmquist, Phil Keesler, Terry Armentrout, John Farr, Cynthia Getman, Chris Newman, Tanya Bacon, Jane Naylor, Sherri Scott. ROW 4: Mike Danner, Shanna Tramel, Ruth Forbes, Lyn Rhodes, Carrie Kelly, P ' rank Benson, Richard Ernst, Martin Powell, Danny Lee, Kit Talvite, Wendy Ruthrauff, Dienna Nicosia. ROW 5: Steve Holtman, Mike Wuflestad, Pat Wilson, Blake Gardner, Doug Flynn, Scott Brogan, Vernon Holmwood, Brian Sutton, Jane Oatman, Gary Peterson, Debbie Hull, Paul Pettit. 266 267 2 jazz ensemble and stage band 268 . . . and then the lunch bell rang . . . but the sound didn’t stop . . . they call it diligence, practice and love, being heavy . . . they are the jazz ensemble ... in checkered shirts they play, and played, while others danced, listened, and applauded, and still other times they stood and applauded. On other occasions, they were loaded into buses and vans to be transported along with many other groups from other schools to create their sound for men of renown, and each time they were judged among the top; heavy. 1. J AZZ ENSEM BLE; (1-r): Blake Gardner, Frank Benson, Mike Ernst, Steve Holtman, Pat Wilson, Eric Norland, Doug Flynn, Mike Danner, Mike Wuflestad, Phil Keesler, Gary Peterson, Mike Hall, Paul Petitt, Vernon Holmwood, Jim Dell, Steve Gilbert. 2. STAGE BAND: Vicki Hicks, David Norland, Kirk Bachman, Charles Pickett, Brian Limbaugh, Brady Main, David Kelley, Tom Capdeville, Leslie Johnson, Bruce Edwards, Josh Fair, Wally Huddleston, Bruce Hicks, Danny Lee. 3. Mr. Rickson. 3 03 ZL c n 03 £ ■n C 5 3 CL E 03 C 5 1 0 J 03 C 3 269 270 272 tennis Bobby Riggs, who knows, but the turnout for tennis was greater than in past years. And so it went, back and forth, to game point, hopefully ours. Returning lettermen, Steve Holtman, Chuck Doolittle, and Mike Cobb rated 1,2, 3 on Coach Nino’s varsity roster, while Brenda Daniels and Bruce Hicks were among the top players in the J.V. ranks. Early season play showed team strength in the singles competition . . . and so it continued, back and forth . . . game. 1. V’ARSITY; ROW 1 (1-r): Chuck Nelson, Bruce Harbour, Jeff Pope, Todd Sheppard, David Gonzalez, Allison Stein. ROW 2: Coach Nino, Mike Williams, Mitch Grigg, Mike Cobb, Chuck Doolittle, Jim Caton, Steve Holtman, Paul Pettit, Steve Peterson, Brian Holthouser. 2. J im Caton. 3. David Gonzalez. 4. Bruce H arbour. 5. JUNIOR VARSITY; ROW 1 (1-r): Janice Newman, Alice Hall, Brenda Daniel, Nancy Morris, Vicky Hicks, Caroline Adler, Debbie Christian, Mary Sue Morris. ROW 2: Tracy Halbash, Neil Titus, Scott McMaster, Skip Lemon, Bruce Hicks, Vincent Ray, Ramiro Rivas, Ed Van Ginkle, Coach Nino. 275 swimming team ROW 1 (1-r) Glen Doran, Annette Mackey, Don Wright, Gary Peterson. Kelly Maynor, V ince Pina, Dave Jennings. ROW 2: Coach Narramore, Lorinda Limbaugh, Scott Brogan, Dan Rees, Bruce Edwards, Russell Mackey, Bradv Main, Mark Shick, Annette Moffitt, Robert Wagoner, Sherri Scott. 277 gymnastics makes its debut mmm 278 4 trackmen overrun palm springs 284 records were made to be broken Fielding one of the largest teams in recent history. Corona trackmen built a strong team record in early season competition; defeating John Glenn, Poly and Norco. Earning forty and forty-six medals in the Santa Ana and Palm Springs Relays respectively, Coach List looked forward to a strong season. Heavy steel balls, broken poles, wet sand, pulled ligaments, individual wins and team glory . . . and so goes another season, coach. 1. SENIORS; ROW 1 (1-r): Butch Shephard, Fred Lopez, Rick Quezada, Randy Leonti, Rick Carr, Dennis Wagner. ROW ' 2: Tony Garcia. Kurt Noyes, Roy Hoskinson, Jim Mullins, Marty Martinez, Allen Arnold, David Stevens. 2. JUNIORS; ROW 1 (1-r): Ruben Amesquita, Tim Ackerman, Loren McBride, Lee Rhodes, Richard Villeda, Steve Ottinger, Joe Valesquez. ROW 2: Dan Carr, Perry Keeter. Charles Booher, Craig Stuart, Rick Gilmaster, Tony Davila, Dennis Foose, Rick McLaughlin. ROW ' 3; Juan Ortiz, Brad Murray, Randv Woodward, David Lopez, Pat Donahue, Jeff Jeans, Greg Petties, Phil Quick. 3. SOPHOMORES; ROW 1 (1-r): TobvGarland, Ralph Jager. Robert Alexander, Craig Delao, Lannie Checketts, Jim Granado, Pet Apodaca, Richard Fishel, Greg Fritz, John Yoder, Bobby Carrillo, Mario Martinez, Richard Armstrong, George Mullowney. ROW 2: Bill Franklin, Dan Davidson, Tony Koutroulis, Issac Rodriquez, A1 Sepulveda, Bill Keifer, Don Tinsley, Lee Shagley, George Macias, Pepper Yoshitaka. Greg Sowards, Leroy Barber, Doug Morgenstern. ROW 3: Steve Palmieri, Dan Barton, Steve Harris, Dan May, Greg Schmidt, Brad Blankenship. Carl Sparlin. 285 CO U CO Kill the ump, murder the bums. . . abb sportsmanship in its finest American tradition of Casey, Joe and Peanuts. And so, as the fruitless mullberry breaks out with its furry green, the field in the far west forty, just short of the hand ball courts, fills with the traditions of that number one All-American pastime. 1. VARSITY BASEBALL; ROW 1 (1-r): Rick Wilkerson, Chuck Turner, Alfredo Casillas, Carl Yepez, Paul Balderas. ROW 2: Lyn Willoughby, J im Rodriquez, Roland Villapando, Corky Halzle, Robert Turner, Mark Lohuis, Alfredo Alvarez. ROW 3: Coach Fair, Marty Hrachiar, Greg Terrell, Ken Shea, Ernie Melton, I erry Ross, Coach Thomas. 2. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL; ROW 1 (1-r): Lonnie Lyons, Kenny Jose, David Butler, Todd Busby, Danny Pino. ROW 2: Bill Turner, Mark Peterson, Walter Radich, Vincent Delgado, Joey Aldana, Jeff Holden. ROW 3: Joey Lopez, Tim Howard, Marc Windham, Fred Espinoza, David Winstead, John Martin, Tom Kiefer, Tom Cress, Coach Phillips. 3. JUNIOR- VARSITY BASEBALL; ROW 1 (1-r): Ron Grider, Mitch Lloyd, Jerry Ledford, Mark Ludwin, Steve Groves, Joe Cisneros, Kevin Kelly, Ron Burt. ROW 2: Coach Horn, Steve Day, Cheryl Urbanec, Ryan Hathaway, Don Young, Bernie Delgado, Ron Smith, Shane Smith, Taka Arakawa. 286 cs ■n 287 oh bother, in 100 years who will know the difference 289 ™ 7JP l ijm h y, j U jSv j jf I iNiWf ' 1. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: President-Eric Whittington, Vice President-Martin Powell, Secretary- Pain Browne, Treasurer-Bill Gagner. ROW 1 (1-r): Martin Powell, Eric Whittington, Mr. Nino, Pam Brow ne. 2. U.M.A.S.: President-Helga Guiterrez, Vice President-Hortencia Flores, Secretary-Johnny Gutierrez, Treasurer-Linda Angulo. ROW 1: (1-r): Mrs. Medina, Hortencia Flores, Linda Angulo, Ofelia Martinez, Rosie Ortiz, Patty Flores, Rachel Ledesma, Rosemary Rodriquez, Diane Martinez. ROW 2: Danny Esquivel, Helga Gutierrez, Anna Herrera, Dolores Tovar, Olivia Garcia, Sylvia Ruiz, Inge Gutierrez, George Aguilera. ROW 3: Alonzo Davila, Alex Esparza, Johnny Gutierrez. 3. RIFLE CLUB: President-Dave Stevens, Vice President-Dave Polcyn, Secretary-Missy Faye, Treasurer- Mr. Faye. ROW 1 (1-r): Keith Bolton, Vicki Hicks, Walter Prescott, Missy Faye, Georgina Perez. ROW 2: Dave Stevens, Loren McBride. 4. TAXIDERMY CLUB: President-Glenn Miles, Vice-President-Brady Main, Secretary-Terri Hildebrand, Treasurer-Renee Smerber. ROW 1 (1-r): Renee Smerber, Teri Hildebrand. ROW 2: Mr. Thomas, Glenn Miles, Keith Bolton, Bryan Westward. ROW 3: Vic Owens, Brady Maine. 5. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: President-Cathy Stocton, Vice President-Danny May, Secretary-Denise Voge, Treasurer- Denise Voge. ROW 1 (1-r): Lorilyn Lachman, Carol Nelson, Vivian Lewis, Denise Mielke, Shiryl Stanfield. ROW ' 2: Sue Nottingham, Mike Cooprider, Stephanie Snyder, Denise Voge, Janice Pfeiffer, Marysue Morris. ROW 3: Laurie Stockton, Cathy Stockton, Dan May, Thomas Fatone, Jeff Morris. 292 5 293 1. SKI CLUB: President-Claire Mishica, Vice President- Genie Vasels, Secretary-Karen Clark, Treasurer-Debi Martin. ROW 1 (I-r): Thelma Schmer, Debbie Perry, Liz Tovar, Nadia Shamma, Caren Clark, Teresa Blevans, Ann Askew, Linda Ebert, Libor Salinas. ROW 2: Brian Tolson, Robby Stark, Jeff Redlins, Betty Dixon, Claire Mishica, Richie Shields, Lyn Bagdon, Rick Gamble, Kevin Schmidt, Laurie Thompson, Dana Palermo, Sherry Gross, Tom Costa. 2. SKI CLUB: ROW 1 (1-r): Gary Joula, Robbie Yard, Sheila Nelson, Lori Killingsworth, Brooks 1 aylor, Martha Daniels, Bob Poulas, Brett Nicholson, Genie Vasels, Linda Wade, Kelly Maynor, Laurie Clampitt, Amelia Schmall, Bobby Martinez, Laura Zadra, Marsha Bromelv, Randy Reber. Bryon Gunnoe. 3. AERO-SCIENCE CLUB: President-David Hamlin, Vice President-Rusty Mackey ROW 1 (1-r): W illiam Kiefer, Tim Cobb, Jeff Terry, Dave Hamlin, Mr. Charles Griffith; Sponsor. ROW ' 2: Walter Prescott, Dan Wilson, Rusty Mackey. 4. C H EMISTRY CLU B: President-Diane Bartch, Vice President-Linda Messner, Secretarv-Cheryl W ' alters, Treasurer-Paula Garton. ROW ' 1 (1-r): Teresa Salck, Mrs. Wynne; Sponsor, Diane Bartch, Bill Gagner, Phillip Schaefer. 1. FUTURK TEACHERS OF AMERICA: President-Denise Voge, Vice President- Myra ' Ferrell, Seeretary-Paula Garton, Treasurer-Karen Young. ROW 1 (1-r): Geri Zieker, Lupe Cervantes, Pattie Pollock, Myra Terrell, Cyndee Eidal. ROW 2: Mr. Zadra, Paula (Jarton, Mary Sue Morris, Leslie (Jrinrod, Kathy Seager, Cheryl Markel. 2. SPIRIT CLU B; ROW 1 : (I-r): Holly Rawson, Janet M ichaels, Debbie Micallef, Debbie Stanley. R()W 2: (linger Burchett, Carol Singleton, Julie Magana, Debbi Harlin, Carol Hughes, Laura Johnson, Annette Moffitt. ROW 3: Miss Denholm, Sponsor, Kellie Moss, Debbie Mollet, Becky Rohner, Rachel Amesquita, Kathy Adkins, Lupe Quijano. 3. LF.TTERMEN’S CLUB: President-Rick Carr, Vice President-Randy Leonti, Secretary-Treasurer-Jim Del Campo. ROW 1: (1-r): Mitch Lloyd, Ryan Hathaway, Greg Fritz, Chuck Turner, Mark Lohuis, Ron Smith, Steve Day, Jeff Pope, Bob Turner, Randy Leonti, Rick Carr, Jim Del Campo. ROW 2: Tracy Halabash, David Lopez, Alfredo Casillas, Chuck Booher, Don Kammerer, Coach Horn, Sponsor. ROW 3: Steve Harris, Rory Davis, Brad Blankenship, Jeff Jeans, Fred Lopez, Alan Page, Ted Carpenter, Ron Burke. ROW 4: Joe McNelis, Greg Petties: Ed Matysak, Eric Hagen, Joe Cisneros, Rick Wilkerson, Jo-Jo Arteaga, Brain Holthouser, Perry Keeter, Greg Terrell. 4. RADIO-TV PRODUCTIONS CLUB: President-Joey Eckardt, Vice President- Martin Powell, Secretary-Tom Fatone, Treasurer-Chris Gordon, Advisor-Mr. Rice. ROW 1 (1-r): Chris Gordon, Gary Salazar, Skip Lemon, Stephen Gonzales. ROW 2: Jeff Morris, Martin Powell, Steve Biggs, Tom Fatone, Don Dugger. INDUSTRIAL WOODS CLU B: President-Craig Swisher, Vice President-Bill Ellis, Secretary-Treasurer-Glenn Perry, Advisor-Mr. Burdick. (1-r): Ken Dell, Larry Hinojos, Bill Ellis, Claude Zhender, Dave Hamlin, Bob Paulos, Dan Reese, Craig Swisher, Bret Keelser, Mr. Burdick, Advisor, Dan Smith, Glenn Perry. 296 1. SPANISH CLUB: President-Cheryl Urbanec, Vice President- Dan May, Secretary-Georgina Perez, Secretary-Jeanine Sedgwick. ROW 1 (1-r): Karen Friss, Debbie Stewart. ROW 2: Teresa Slack, Jeannie Sedgwick, Vince Mascaro, Ali Schmall, Maria Lopez, Cheryl Urbanec, Patty Urbanec, Cheryl Markel. 2. FRENCH CLUB: President-Pam Kearney, Vice President- Marlies McMakin, Secretary-Mary Gerome, Treasurer-Cathie Carlson. ROW 1 (1-r): Jeri Beloss, Pam Kearney, Vanessa Bibles, Mary Gerome, Jeri Timperley, Allison Smalley, Vicki Blackburn, Tami Paulson, Miss Evans, Sponsor. 3. FILM CLUB: Director-Nadia Shamma Ass ' t Director-Shirley Ebert Producer-Mark Jones. Mr. Phillips-Sponsor. ROW 1 (1-r): Mark Jones, Glenn Miles, Teresa Slack, Mr. Phillips. ROW 2: Brady Main, Darrell Johnson, Vic Owens. 4. GERMAN CLL) B: President-Chris Smith, Vice President- Eric Norland, Secretary-Cheryl Walters, Treasurer-Teri Cahill. ROW 1 (1-r): Mr. Edwards Van Muyen; Sponsor, Darrell Handbury, Robert Cooper, Jim Cobb. ROW 2: Eric Norland, Kathy Filkins, Phillip Tarshis, Teri Cahill. 1. PANTHERETTES: President-Janice Pfeiffer, Service Chairman-Kris Hutton, Publicity-Betty Mathern, Secretary- Treasurer-Paula Janson, 12th Rep.-Mary Sue Morris, I 1th Rep.- Roberta Maras, 10th Rep.-Tami Paulson. ROW 1 (1-r): Denise Bacon, Georgina Perez, Lorraine Kisselburgh, Jeannie Cleveland, Karen Schrempp. ROW 2: Holly Zehnder, Toni Palermo, Berta Maras, Patti Flores, Sherrie Keller, Marlies McMackin, Karen King. ROW 3: Laurie Ayles, Janet Malcolm, Karen Hatch, Carolyn Adler, Alison Stine, Terry Paulson, Suzy Holmes, Cindy Ferguson, Cindy Johnson. 2. PANTHERETTES; ROW 1 (1-r): Marianne Krug, Kathy Keller, Marla Bissel, Anne Freeman. ROW 2: Sue Gray, 1 ami Paulson, Nancy Morris, Susan Combs, Olga Perez, Connie Emhree, Mary Rogers. 3. PANTHERETTES; ROW 1 (1-r): Lori Killingsworth, Mary Sue Morris, Pamela Browne, Dianne Bartch, Paula Janson, Janice Pfeiffer, Kris Hutton. ROW 2: Betty Mathern, Carol Estabrooks, Vicky Casillas, Laurie Clampitt, Ann Askew, Olivia A. Calvan. ROW 3: Penni Kurvers, JoAnna Perez, Lillian Arroyo, Janis Laliberte, Cathy Koutoulis, Cheryl Walters, Cyndee Eidel, Geri Zieker. ROW 4: Paula Garton, Joan Mort- land, Pattie Pollock, Cherie Spence, Sue Murphy. Rosie Ortiz. 4. AUTO CLUB: President-Darrell Mann, Secretary-Cindi Miller, Vice President-Greg Hasterok. ROW 1 (1-r): Steve Kent, Mark Carruth, Dana Pitts, Richard Gonzalez, Robert Kopay, Darrell Mann. ROW 2: Mr. Bennett, sponsor; Greg Hasterok, Cindi Miller, Pat Clampitt, Eddie Hernandez, Kevin Duke, Craig Deleo. ROW 3: Mike Heredia, Mike Munoz, Mike Villa, Tom Fulner, Greg Bryant, Jeff Hart, Gary Allen, Wally Lassiter. 3. CHESS CLUB: President-David Murray, Treasurer-Craig Carter. ROW 1 (1-r): Mr. Nino, sponsor; Bob Coody, Dave Murray, Craig Carter, Mike Shellman. 300 1. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB: President-Betty Mathern ROW 1 (I-r): Tina Cain, Marla Bissell, Missy Fav, Jeri Timperley, Jeanne Miller, Susan Murray, Betty Mathern. ROW 2: Becky Mulcahy, Mary Sue Edwards, Debbie Seay, Annette Moffitt, Diana Hansen, Lori Marek, Carol Singleton, Marianne Krug, Janet Michaels, Debbie Micollef, Cathy Willey. ROW 3: Mrs. Rameriz; Mrs. Stewart Sponsors, Bill Gagner, Tami Currie, Lorinda Limbaugh, Kris Krogman, Terrie Murphy, Sharlie Muratore, Brenda Hartman, Amber Syoboda, Laura Zadra. 2. DRAMA CLUB: President-Carole Reggie, Vice-President- Kathy Cardamen, Secretary-Diana Henson, Treasurer-Pattv Shade. ROW 1 (1-r): Judy Bice, Teresa Slack, Carole Reggie, Vanessa Bibles. ROW 2: Skip Lemon, Mr. Sussan, Sponsor, Gary Salazar, Rory Davis. 3. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY: President-Carol Estabrooks, Vice-President-Joyce Ibbetson, Secretary-Susan Murphy, Treasurer-Ann Askew. ROW 1 (1-r): Carol Estabrooks, Cherrie Spence, Susan Murphy, Pamela Browne, Phillip Schaefer, Denise Bacon, Ann Askew, Cathy Koutrolis, Terrt Armentrout, Karen Schrempp, Sherri Keller, Lorrianne Kisselburgh, Corinne Lyons, Kelly Beman, Lynn Blanchette, Pattie Pollock, Mike Campbell, Betty Mathern. ROW 2: Bill Gagner, Lynn Hildebrand, Teri Cahill, Nancy Daine, Terri Cain, Paul Draghi, Eric Norland, Steve Polcyn, Dave Murray, Lynn Willoughby, Mary Sue Morris, Paula Garten, Sharlie Murature, Joyce Ibbetson. ROW 3: Diane Bartch, Mr. Phillips; Sponsor, Eric Hagen, Greg Terrell, Jim Mullins. 4. LUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: President-Tammy Roy, Vice President-Dale Titius, Secretary-Debbie Conn, Treasurer-Debbie Hogg, Reporter-Mike Parker, Sentinal-Darrel Joy. ROW 1 (1-r): Bob Garland, Bob Canillo, Chris Newman, Tanya Bacon, Linda Wilson, Vicki Hastings, Dale Westbrook, Rory Davis, Thomas Fatone. ROW ' 2: Cindy Holderread, Dale Titius, Kathi Ochoa, George Mullovner, Gina Panza, Craig Dali, Gary Gattermeyer, Roberto Mejia, Jim Gagner, David Winstead, Kirk Green, Ronnie McLauley, Jim Sanders, Rick Ray, Tom Alvis. ROW 3: Renee Smerber, Scott McMaster, Russel Hughes, Tom Ray, Mike Dickerson, Danny Vargas, Louis Borges, Arnold Verdusco, Robert Magneson, Mike McHoreski, Danny Smith, Roger Granger, Randy Sherman. ROW 4: Karen Deacon, Jeff Shick, Bob Buchanan, Kelly Bell. 5. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: ROW 1 (1-r): John German, Becky Vahovick, Debbie McCory, Kelly Cook, Sally Kenner, Ginger Chapman, Jan Whlkes, Pete Escalante, Debbie Conn. ROW 2: Mr. Hawley; Sponsor, Gina Wilcoxson, Bob Gifford, Lee Rhodes, Don Dugger, Jack Saylor, Shane Higgins, Carol Potter, Debbie Hogg, Valerie Perry. Row 3: Chuck Vahovick, Barb Smith, Richard W ' ilcoxson, Toby Garland, Steve Page, Wurt Shellman, Loran Leake, Jane Naylor, Nancy Nicol, Tammy Roy, Dar rel Joy. 303 ■ _ _ tl Mil - ' Tl i 308 J COLOR Bennett Oil Co. 76 Distributor P.O. Box 266 Canyon Volkswagen 1451 Pomona Rd. Corona Clay 628 Lancer Lane GO O H Fare’s True Value Hardware 1162 W. Sixth First Federal Savings Corona 428 N. Main Southwest Savings Loans 500 S. Corona Mall Sunkist Lemon Products Division 310 N. Joy St. n o r 1 O 3 s. Additional donation contributed. Bobbie’s Fabrics 1344 W. Sixth Corona Magnetics 130 N. Sherman Corona Realty 1450 W. Sixth Emerson-Pauly Men’s Wear 482 S. Corona Mall Grimes Funeral Home 500 W. Seventh Henson’s Shoe Store 591 S. Corona Mall Herbert M. Key Insurance 212 E. Grand Blvd. Road Runner Restaurant 784 N. Main Robert’s Shoes 525 S. Corona Mall Roy Downs Painting Decorating 4012 Garretson Thomas Miller Mortuary 1118 E. Sixth Wisner’s Bootery 426 N. Main SPECIAL THANKS ARE EXTEND ED TO MR. JOE BRIDGES, MR. RAY RUSSELL, MR. CHAFFIN, MR. TED MC NAIR, MR. ELMER HIRSCHKORN, ALBERT JAME: PHOTOGRAPHERS, MR. DOUG GIBSON, AND A.A. MILNE FOR THEIR COOPERATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS YEAR¬ BOOK. (n O r 1 O w U Choo-Choo Restaurant fr Claude T. Smith Realtors 776 N. Main 1492 W. Sixth TJ M n Corona Hobby Shop Corona Lumber Company 201 W. Sixth 905 E. Third Corona Rexall Drug Store Gaines 400 N. Main 514 S. Corona Mall General Framing Contractors Diller’s Chevrolet 1720 W. Sixth 1128 E. Sixth ' Grand Furniture Dr. W.M. Pavkov, Chiropractor L. 1124 S. Main 624 E. Grand w Green Lantern Print Shop England’s Jewelry 487 S. Corona Mall ri 613 Howard Interpace Corporation Gloria’s Bridals P.O. Box 578 Corona 1426 W. Sixth Joe’s Jewelry n Keller’s Home Furnishings 512 S. Corona Mall 152 E. Sixth H Modemaire Microfilming Services 212 E. Grand Blvd. C 5 216 N. Smith Dr. William Munn Phillip’s Pontiac 555 N. Main Sixth Street Shell 1825 W. 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