Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1965 volume:

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Returning to school after his military service he attended Santa Ana junior College and the University of California. After receiving his B. S. , he started teaching in the Los Angeles School District in 1951 and taught there for three years before moving to Harbor High. When Costa Mesa opened he transferred here as a member of the teaching and coaching staff. Mr. Burns now attends Chapman College and is working on his Master's degree. During Easter and summer vacations Coach Burns can be found most often at the beach where he has worked as a lifeguard for fifteen years. He also finds time in between coaching after school sports and going to school, to participate in his favorite hobbies, surfing and sailing. Along with being an excellent teacher and coach, one of Coach Burns' most notable qualities is his genuine concern for youth. He enjoys working with teenagers and has devoted much of his time to the young people of this area and because of this he is respected and admired by all who know him. We, the Roundup Staff of 1965, would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Burns for his many contributions to the community, the school and its students, by respect- fully dedicating to him, the 1965 Roundup. j 5 I ' kj . af'!ijfff'MJ 'V KKK Q Aw QM XM' My Vw ,ffl 7 ' ff Qbjfx ! ,1lJ,P 0, Q ,J X, ,y M Ny J Y ff +7 if X ffr lf!! jf! W . 751' wwf. . YA, V LMP! A ' ,Lf 0 Ji' JSF!! W MC NY v L H L x X Ylvwlvx' , L vi NYS M X LL NN f F 9 I. ,. ,, .wvq lv P 1-A 1 N V :QNQNA Vx 5 IDL x x 'y QQ 3 ff K Rf y, g, Ai Q f. ki 'J 1 A O L Ly mf NX v K ,,fY-'iw r X.,-ff T,wMi mfg? WM ' WWW ffd 5-A A fE f2fiwp .49 W f , ' s'-ff , N . -.nm + 63533, 7AP9fff'Q'gi4gz:,wcru: ,WA -.1 ,,,:,4fX- ' ' 4123? Y E5 Hy f W 1, ,, xx- ,sg i g - 5 53, .12 , , 1 f' ' -:mx Y. 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PRIN CIPA L As our school has matured, changes have come. We have undertaken changes in class organization such as team teaching and data processing, student government and student activities. These developing ideas have in- creased the responsibility and participation of the entire student body. We have also undertaken an evaluation of our entire pro- gram which will provide the insight to con- tinue growing. Change, growth, maturity, we have all contributed and benefited. KW BOT S VICE PRINCIPAL The paramount objective that has dominated my planning for this school year has been the development of student leadership at all levels. Emphasis has been put on building the school to new heights through stressing a greater sense of student responsibility in the solution of campus problems. f- GIRLS VICE PRINCIPAL Accomplishments at Costa Mesa High School have been many over the past few years. Team Teaching, Data Processing, and The Work Experience program have been newly introduced while recognition has been given to many students for their outstanding work in science, math, and agriculture. These accomplish- ments and many more have con- tributed to make Costa Mesa High the outstanding school that it is today. Q l DISTRICT ADMINISTRA TION MAX RUSSELL DR. NORMAN LOATS District Superintendent Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr, Franklin, Mr. O'Rourke, Mr. Peterson, Mrs, Barlow, Mr. Nettel, Mr. Adrian, Mr. Loats, Mr. Russell Nlrs. Fay 12 5 nil i .xg MR. G. ANDERSON MRS. L. ANDREWS MR. TUBEATON MR. D. BROWN MISS E. BURKMAN Chemistry Physical Education Latin, World History English, Speech Homemaking 1'?Tx+,, f - 1 Q 1 iw A' 5 fy :fig I eww I' MR. D. BURNS MRS. C. CASEY Physical Education Physical Education 4, ,, MR, K, CAVE MR. W. CHEELEY English, Social English, Te am- Tegiching Problems MR. T. Cl-HVTNGTON MRS. M. CHRISTIAN Physical Education Art, Ceramics MR. W. CLARKE MR. R. CORCORAN English, Creative Mathematics Writing WM? l .gi ex 2.1 rf g 'fW.5's,,ae'1f.f4,g is,'m,s5s:2fs?Ez?'e?szi-, U- - A . V . g ev' ,U i15iEQ3EI.ezSS-fir' QW . . ac 5. k ' i' Y Q. , .af-if . A 5 pus: f , V - ' . sg, 5 1. , ,L . N55 . ' r- .,' -.- 'ii MR. C. DAWE MRS. L. DECOT MRS. E. DILLY MR. R. DOTY Speech, Discussion Physical Education Nurse Business and Debate MR. D. DOWLING MR. D. DUFFY MR. F. ELLIS MR. N. FOLEY SOCi9.1 StL1diSS Drivers Education Social Studies BuSi116SS Team Teaching Team Teaching MISS F. FOLKINS MR. F. FOSTER MR. C. FUNNELL MR. I. GAGE English, Spanish Metal Shop Chemistry, Applied Physical Education ' Science X-'s4.:-'P MISS C. GAMBLE MRS. M. GARDNER Business Counselor if MR. I. GROTHUS Mathemadcs 1.1 q ff, ' .11 ' ,l .s7,f3:1.XG . 3 sy si I 1 2 W. .,,, 1 . . :fi n 'gf .Q . 1 NW. ,VI H J , .., 52 MR. I. GOGGIN Science, Drivers Training ni. MR. C . GORDON Drafting -1 MR. L. GRAHAM Mathematics, Drivers Training, Physical Education gl MRS . N. HARDY English , , MR. V. HARRIS MR. R. HASSAY MR. I. HEARD MISS P. HICKEY MRS. J. HILLS Wood Shop English Social Studies Counselor Art, Ceramics MR. W. HOKANSON MRS. Social Studies C . HOOPER Art --1 ,W ,I MR. R. HUNTER MRS. B. IRWIN MR. I. JENNER MR. W. IOI-INCOX Physical Education English Social Studies Spanish, French MRS. D. JOHNS Counselor ll' MR. B. IOI-INSON MRS. R. JOHNSON Spanish Mathematics MRS. S. JONES MR. D. KEITH MR. D. KIMBALL MR. G. KINDLE Business Music-Instrumental Physical Education Mathematics MRS. J. KLUBNIK MR. N. KUKLICH MR. L. LaJEUNESSE Business Electronics Agriculture MRS. C. LANGER English, journalism 1 MR. R. LARSON MR. R. LEACH MR- R- LEVERING MR. LOGAN MR. D. LOWRY Drivers Training, English, World English, Drama, English Social S'CudicS Physical Education Literature Y92l1'bOOk MRS. M. LYONS MR. I. MANZO MR. R. MASON MRS. M. MATI-IESON MRS. A. MAUCI-I English Spanish Drivers Training I-Iomemaking English ' - Physical Education 6-gzggvi L wry 4.7 A W 'Q .W ,. 0. ' 2 g, . W , f v l QL. MR. A. MCLEOD MRS. B. MIECHLING MR. D. MILLER Social Studies French English Te am Te aching MR. J. MILLER MR. W. MoRs MR- P- MOTZKUS Mathematics Mathematics Social Studies MR. P. MYERS MR. H. NAVARRETTE MR. E. PALMER MR. R. PARSONS English, Drama Drafting Counselor Science, Algebra MR. N. PEEK Drivers Training, Physical Education MRS. N. PEHKOFF MR. R. PERRIN Physical Education Agriculture MRS. J. PINCI-HN English, Drama MR. I. PRICHARD MISS L. RICHARDSON Counselor Business x MR. G. SCI-IROEDER MR. G. SELFRIDGE Music, Choral Drivers Training Visual Aid .. MISS I. ROSS English, Physical Education MR. J. SHARP Mathematics Social Studies y 'QQ' MR. G. SHERRY MRS. M. SINGLING MRS. A. SMITH MR. E. SMITH Wood Shop Librarian Art Metal Shop, Drafting privers Training, P.E. MR. L. SMITH MR. A. SPRAGUE MR. R. SURMON MR. T. SUTTON German Social Sflldies Mad1ematics Science Mathematics . Shia ... . 0 T MR. T. TEBELSKIS MR. R. TERRY MR. N. THOMPSON MISS I. TI-IREADGOLD Science Special Education Science Physical Education MR. D. UTTER MR. M. VARALYAI Mathematics, SCi911C9 Drivers Training MR. P. VOGEL MR. R. WELLS Attendance Office Counselor Mathematics JR 'N Wi MISS E. WORK Spanish F' 4+ X I 2 if li MR. P. WI-IITINC MRS. E. WIDOLF MR. K. WILLIAMSON Social Studies I-Iomemaking Social Studies Drivers Training MISS E. YUKIHIRO MR. M. ZOOK Business Mathematics ...nl 49 MAIN OFFICE PERSONNEL ,. nf5,s. , . nfd ' -0 ' 4' B. ' ..9 w'. , Q 44 . Q ' ' ,Qs,o'..,:u 1' 0 I ' 'lla v vlllli ' Q gf rv .4 Gifs I 1 1l'l I '.9.lv.. .uw pu' Mrs. M. Motta, Mrs. R. Gottuso, Mrs. V. Sterzik, Mrs. B. Reagan, Mrs. K. Wild P.E. MA 'IRON-NURSE'S SECRETARY LIBRARY ASSISTANT sw 'Y Mrs. A. Fisher, Nlrs. A. Colwell Mrs. M. Lefmann, Mrs. A. Wilcox A TTENDAN CE OFFICE PERSONNEL C? Mrs, M. Pirtle, Mrs. E. Lloyd, Mrs. R. Woif, Mrs. L. Parkes 21 1' 3 4 f W We 2 M rls EI E f 4 R , Hi ' as 1m lf? 'K Q v m iv ,.yr,: D 1 s K. - X L 'if L? F 5, . Mrs. M. Buford, Mrs. J. Warner, Mrs. D. Williams, Mrs. E. Meister, Mrs. N. McCurry, Mrs. G. Voyler, Mrs. D. jackson, Mrs. K. Weatherwax, Mrs. M. Voralla, Mrs. M. Parker. mQ2e2mw2NeS C A F T E R I A Mr. E. Humphries, Mr. I. Robinson, Nlr. W. Wilkerson, Banks, Mr. J. Bolton, Mr. E. Smith, Mr. H. Elmer, Mr Mr. R. Schaeffer, Mr. T. Pederson, Mr. R. Gernes, Mr. ' 22 Mr. R. Robinson, Mr. D. McCoy, Mr. H. . N. Newton, Mr. M. Vulakovic, Mr. M. Mancebo, C. Sanders, Mr. A. Papineau. in I don't care what you say, We're not going to allow smoking on campus! Don't look now but my arm is caught. l This is offense, Ferryman. Here in darkest Africa. . . I knew I had a sandwich in here somewhere. Larry, Moe, and Curly joe. I ,f QM , , fkiisw, 45 Q K S K KX mp? x X H P' Y in 'E' Q A.S.B. PRESIDENT The 1964-1965 A. S. B. Presi- dent, Ted Bandaruk, was known to the students of Mesa High for his friendliness and schoolspirit As Student Body President he had many duties. Each morning he lead the entire school in the flag salute and many times gave the first period announcements. His mos t important job was being head of Student Council, which controls nearly all student acti- vities and works with the admin- istration. During the past four years, Ted participated in many eXtra-cur- ricular activities. In his Fresh- man year, Ted went out for jun- ior Varsity baseball, but as Ted put it, I was number nineteen and there were only eighteen uni- forms. As a sophomore he played Bee football and was on thejunior Varsity wrestling team . A s junio r Class President of 1963-1964 he initiated many new ideas. Under his direction the junior Class of that year organ- ized and held the first Marty's Corral and the first Powder Puff football game. Also during his junior year Ted played Bee football. In his Senior year he played o n the defensive black team of the Varsity football squad . Following graduation, Ted plans to attend California Western University at La Jolla. After two years at Cal Western he plans to transfer to either a Dental or Veterinary School. TED BANDARUK CABINET The A.S.B. Cabinet was not a part of student government in itself but its members held various positions within the struc- ture of our student government. They were elected along with the A.S.B. President in the spring elections. The Vice- President presided over the Student Council in the absence of the President and was the President of Student Congress. The Secretary took minutes at Council meetings and conducted all correspondence. The Treasurer kept all records of finan- cial matters. The Student Court judge presided over the Student Court and was in charge of Student Control. The California Association of Student Councils Representative fC.A.S.C .1 attended meetings with all high school councils of Orange COUHW and was a member of the Student Council. The Cabinet members were a vital part of our Student Government. VICE PRESIDENT King Fitch TREASURER c.A.s.c. REPRESENTATIVE Pam Walters Gloria Bosque 1 . ,cr R .4 f . 5.9 ,Q irr he ssiisrt A R li A rlf A iniil .rfb itlillr 5 igflif' issi l'iil?ff' Q E E' .il T f rr ilf illlifli SECRETARY STUDENT COURT JUDGE Pam Bodman Tom Read STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: C . Evans ,,., M . Warwick - T. Bandaruk K fi! P. Walters M. Highsmith ROW 2: G. Bosque P. Bosque D. Fuller S. Turley ROW 3: R. Gordon L. Bradley T. Read When the 1964-65 Student Council first met, it Was in a unique position because not one of its members had previously served on the Mesa High Student Council. Its main traditional purposes are to manage the ASB budget and to foster and support extra -curricular activities. Two big pro- jects of this years' council were the creation of the Inter-Club Council and Student Code of Con- duct. Mesa's Student Council and Student Congress Worked in conjunction on the formation of the Student Code of Conduct. In addition, the council established traditions concerning Homecoming Activities by adding to the number of princesses and devising a new method for their selection. It also changed the charity collection from Total-All-Giving to the United Fund and donated S500 this year. One more complex undertaking by council members Was volunteering to plan and organize a dance called the Battle-of-the-Bands -Play-a-Thon for the three high schools in this area. All proceeds Went to the March of Dimes. It was evident that this year's Student Council was not handicapped by its initial inexperience, as it proved to be extremelyactive, creative, and completed its term with a long list of accomplishments. Student Congress Was composed of members elected by each English and Senior Social Studies class. Their purpose was to give the Student Body an avenue of communication with Student Gov- ernment. This year they Worked on the Student Code of Conduct, revised student elections and Worked on the possibility of a student store. STUDENT CONGRESS -1--: .l m fi 7 i 7' ' QQ K ani ROW 1: K. Gibbson, M. Warwick, J. Bruins, P. Walters, B. Swenson, D. Fuller, N. Gilmore, S. Raab, C. Schadee, C. Way, V. Taylor. ROW 2: A. Doyle, B. Fillet, A. Van Eaton, S. Labo, D. Brisson, T. jillson, M. Clauson, H. Ingram, J. O'Hare, P. Noggle, Mr. Myers, I. Sneider. ROW 3: Mr. Levering, J. Doe, G. Macy, T. Anthoy, L. Ernst, R. Manley, C. Marrs, S. Brown, R. Gordon, K. Goslin, P. Anrecht, S. Kauffman, D. Edwards. STUDENT A CTIVITIES Student Service is a standing committee of the Student Council. It is composed of Student Activi- ties, Noon Activities, and the Student Control. The purpose of Student Activities is to help set up new traditions and activities. The members are students interested in the improvement of our school and the development of pride and spirit. Their first project was the Homecoming Charity Dance and they planned Big Switch Day and a dance in the spring. The purpose of Noon Activities was to plan lunch-time activities which would appeal, and involve a large part of the student body. Some of this year's projects were: A co-ed tricycle race, a pie- eating contest, a hootenanny, Wrapping people as Christmas presents contest, a fencing exhibi- tion and many others . NOON A CTIVITIES 1.3: 31 3 Q fy'iQf.'i,.LM ROW 1: M. Warwick, P. Smith, K. Gibson, D. Sparks, I. Rich, S. Downs, C. Bosque, C. Powers, E. Loeldes, P. johnson. ROW 2: D. Weimers, B. Porter, S. Brown, C. Shocke, D. Kole, I. Sterner. 29 STUDENT COURT One of the most responsible groups at C. M. H. S. was the Student Court. Their main job was to enforce the Student Code of Conduct, a set of ethical standards which all students are expected to observe in order to improve the school. The Student Court judge, Tom Read, was elected by the Student Body in the Spring. His job was to preside over the court While listening to cases. The members were selected on the basis of their grades and school participation. The court listened to cases and decided punishment in an effort to put some of the responsibility for discipline in the hands of the students . Student Control is a branchof Student Service and Nancy Gillmore is the chairman. The members of Student Control give tickets to Violaters of the Code of Conduct who must then appear before the Student Court. ,f ROW 1: L. Ernst, S. Logan, T. Read, K. Sanders, J. Chism. ROW 2: T. Bryant, R. Tompkins, I. Bayne, B. Dixon, I. Marshall. judges not pictured: E. Bennett P. Anrecht, G. Bosque, H. Ingram. STUDENT CONTR OL ROW 1: N. Gillmore, H. Ingram, K. Gibson, L. Kauffman, S. Brown, G. Macy, C. Mars, J. Bruins, P. Bryson, M. Warwick, Mr. P. Myers. ROW 2: P. Noggle, C. Way, C. Clark, T. Iillson, I. Rich, B. Swenson, K. Slick, J. Szabo, A. Van Eaton, C. Schadee. ROW 3: S. Raab, D. Edwards, H. johnson, J. Kimble, W. Cornelius, A. Doyle, T. Clark, G. Bosque. GIRLS ' LEA GUE Gee, I'm glad I turned around just in time to have my picture taken. ROW 1. Laura Palsg Gwen Collinsg Carmen Hessg Mary Whiffem joan Walsh. ROW 2. Sandy Badog Kathy I-Iill5 Allison Hestg Pat Tunde. Every girl at Costa Mesa High is a member of the Girls' League. The board members are elected in the spring for the following year. In the fall atea was held to Welcome the in-coming Freshman girls. This year the Girls' League 's annual Christmas for- mal, a girl-ask-boy dance, was entitled Grystal Mist . The tickets were completely sold out and it was one of the biggest occasions of the year. The proceeds of the dance were given in the form of scholarships to Senior girls . They also hosted a conference for all the Girls' League officers in the county. ia. Careful, there could be a mousetrap! Who'S the wise I'll tell you what I guy with the think of Freshmen hose ? jean Kent and Laura hootenany at the IOR af ...fl ke, I want my Maypo! 50 as Pals participated in the picnic. Wait til Elaine gets to dress court! Guess who's ON Dress Court! Ava' 0 L T 5 I L Funny, I don't feel any Who, me? Book monitor for A Cappella Choir? younger. Seniors Viewed activities at the Senior Picnic with anticipa- tion. I'll use three raquets if I feel like it. Someone had Wheaties for breakfast! E IOR Miss P. Hickey Mr. D. Dowling PRESIDENT jay Bayne The Senior Class this year got an early start during the summer by making plans for and comple- ting their Senior Square, and also by getting their Senior newspaper publications underway. The Seniors were given charge of the first dance of the year, Marty's Stomp , which was held after the Huntington Beach football game. Their next activity was the Senior picnic. The main purpose of this was to get everyone better acquainted, which it did. They started a new tradition this year by having Recreation Nights once a month. For Marty's Corral they Worked at the cotton candy booth. The officers planned another dance for the spring and another Senior Picnic, a Bermuda Day, Sen- ior Ditch Day, a Senior Breakfast, and Grad Night at Disneyland. Wendy ,ggi-eng, P Jay am i Marianne Kathy 34 Larry CLA SS OF '65 VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Wendy Fogwill Pam Ware TREASURER Kathy Gibson z ' 4fa3i?flTf:'FA '. f I GIRLS REPRESENTATIVE 35 BOYS REPRESENTATIVE Marianne Warwick Larry Bradley is-A ..-'....-gag 'ii BEVERLY ALLEN Ph arm aci st DEBRA ALLEN History Teacher PATT ALMACK O. C. C. lyk dui.. 1' CAROL ARNOLD S ecretary JENNIFER ASMUND Secretary SAM AUSTIN Corporation Adv ertising CECELIA ABBOTT College SA RAI-I ADDEMAN Secretary -dl! LEE ADLER Recreation Business PENNY ANDERSON Move up North JOHN ANTI-IES College BOB AREY O,C.C. 40 DENNIS AYRES Navy O. C. S. DENNISE AYRES Telephone Company ERNIE BACON Chef MARILYN BADO Business Field JOHN BA LL C ar penter DAVE BALOUGH Ir. College NANCY BANNON Evangelist FRED BARCELO Travel To Europe MA XINE BA RKER KRIS BELTY Nurse ROBERT BENNETT College SUE BERGER Secretary fmf TED BANDA RUK Dentist GA IL BANDIERA DOROTHY BANNIES A rt M aj or SANDI BATES Teach in South America JAY BAYNE Science and Math Teacher LANA BEEN Nurse KA REN BERTOLINO Secretary BRENDA BEBLIONI Beautician IUDI BLA CKETER Secretary PAM BODMAN Teacher DA VID BOGA RT Architect JOHN BOOK QM... X1 GLORIA BOSQUE Peace Cor ps JOHNNY BOWER O. C. S. LARRY BRADLEY Teacher SHA RON BLACKSTOCK Business Major TEMPLE BLOOMQUI ST CARLA BROCKTING Commercial Artist BILL BOOSE MARY BOOSE WARREN BOOTH x ., 1W ,Ar DA RLEEN BROWN Return to Hawaii IEANNIE BRUINS D entist RON BRUNEAU College IANINE BRZYCKI Business Major MIKE BUFORD KATHY BURT O.C.C. 11:4-ff K0L V 11' W STEVE BRANN Engineer BILL BRASS JR, I-Ieavy Constructionist LINDA BRILEY Secretary LINDA BRUSTAD O. C. C. SI-IARRON BRYAN Airline Stewardess TIM BRYANT Dentist IJ DAVID CA FFREY College GARY CALLAI-IAN PAT CANTLIN LIBBIE CARPENTER Airline Stewardess JOHN CARROLL LINDA CA SHEN Modeling School JIM CI-IISHOLM College LINDA CHRISTIAN Homern aker RON CLARK Police Work DEINA CA RD MER JANET CARLSON Teacher VERONICA CARNEY College 'G MIKE CASSIDY MICHAEL CHAMBERS O.C.C. HENRIETTA CHA PIN Nurse CHARLA CLEMENTS Business School BILL CLINE U. C. L. A . DAVID CLOUD Interior Designer STEVE COLFLESI-I M ath M a jo r JOYCE COMPTON College STEPHANIE COMPTON Nurse MARY COX Homemaker MA RY CROSSEN Teacher SUE CUYKENDALL Free Lance Artist C CRYSTAL DAWSON Bookkeeper PATRICIA DEAN Social Worker RICH DEA RDO RF CECELIA COOPER Dentist Technician DAVID CORSON Political Science PAMELA CORY Start a nursery SUSAN CONLEY MARK DA GUE Navy GREG DAVID SON C.P.A. RICK DECANT Drafting INGRID DEI-IN Secretary IONNE DELANO Data Processing STEVE DIANASIC O. C. C. LINDA DILLEY O. C. C. NEAL DILLEY Music Major PATRICK DOLDO KA REN DONNELLY Colle ge CLAIRE DO RTON Hair Stylist MA RGA RET DERMAN PAT DEVLIN Travel JILL DE WITT MARIE DINGLEY Secretary RITA DIXON Airline Stewardess GEORGE DODD GREG DUKETTE Travel RIC DUNKLE Biology BILL DUNN Veterinarian BA RBA RA ELLIS College KAREN ELLIS Laboratory Technician GINGER ELMGREN Airline Stew ardess VX 'Krzy- A4 SUSIE DOWNS Medicine JAMES DRYDEN College DOROTHY DUBBS Travel ALEXANDER DURAN Navy LARRY DURNIL Data Processing EDWARD ELLIS Mechanical Engineer PETE ENGLANDER Physics Major PERI ENSIGN Social Worker IACQUELINE ENTSMINGER O. C. C. G4 RICHARD FALKNER Navy LINDA FARRIS Public Relations POLLY FAULKNER Busine ss Q IMELDA ERNST Veterinary Medicine JIM ERWIN Aeronautical Engineer RONNIE EVERHA RT U. C. S. B. JOHN PAY U. c.1. TI-IOMA S FERRINI Architect CONNIE FIGGATT Nurse KING FITCH G et Rich CATHY FITZPATRICK Dental Assistant BILL FLETCHER Musician WENDY FOGWILL Nurse SI-IA ROLYN FOLKERT Beautici an DENNIS FOLKS Speech Major ROBERTA FORD Teach in South America JOHN FORGIE Science Major JOA NNA FO RMAN Iourna li st RANDA FUGURE Psychology M aj or DOUGLAS FULLER Navy RA EGAN GAA R Self-employed LYNNE GA ST College CAROL GATES Nurse DAVE GAVETT College STEVE FOSTER O. C. C. MARY FRANICEVICH O. C. C. ROBERT FREY O. C. C. JAMES GALLAGHER O. C. C. BILL GANNON O. C. C. GA RY GA RRARD College KATHY GIBSON Dental A ssistant GREGG GIDLEY O. C. C. CYNTHIA GILES S ecr et ary RICHA RD GOLD STEIN Ir. College STEVE GRAEF Armed Services RANDY GRAVES Lawyer MILANNA GRINDER Architect LEONARD GURWITZ Cosmeto lo gist PAT HA CHEZ Interior Designer DAVE GIRAUD College LA URIE GITTIN S OCC MITZI GOLDING Psychiatric Nurse IAYNE GRAVIS Math Major JOANNE GREATOREX O. C. C. DAN GRIESER Law. PATSY HA LE Stenographer BARRY HALL Doctor RICHARD HAMMERSCHLAG Cal. Tech. CA RL HA RDY O. C. C. SUE HA RP Social Worker BRAD HA RROLD Dentist BRUCE HAFENFELD College DAVID HAIGHT Commercial Artist MICHELE HA IEK o. c. c. MILTON HANDLER Symbolic Dancer ED HANGE Biologist LINDA HA PPENY College DIANA HARSANY Beauty School STEVE HA RTLOFF LYNN HA RTWIGSEN N avy MH' DAVE HEESEN O. C. C. MARK HEESEN College STEVE HENKLE DONNA HETRICK Math Teacher TOM HIBBERD Writer ROBERT HIGHSMITH Real Estate JUNE HARVEY Homemaker BRUCE HAUBRICK A stronomer CORA HAYDON Rece ptionist PATI ANN HERRON Home Economics Teacher DANNY HEITKAMP History M ajor CARMEN HESS Dental Technician REGGIE HIGUERRA GA RIE HILL Police GLORIA HINKELMAN Trip Abroad ISA BELLE HIN TON S ecr et ary DENNIS HIRES Police CHRIS HOBAN Ceramic Teacher SUSAN HOOD Airline Stew arde ss KATHI I-IOSKINS O. C. C. DIANA HOWA RD Nurse JANET I-IODGE Cosmotologist GA RY HOELDERLIN A ccount ant MA RY HOFFMAN College ELLEN HOWARD Nurse BARRY HOYT Auto. Tech. JOHN HUGHES Air Force BEV ILLINGWORTH Get' an A partment SHIRLEY ISNER Peace Corps CA ROL JACKSON College iw' 'cvs PAMALA JOHNSON Marriage DENNIS JONES College GUS JONES JUDY JUSTICE Nurse KIM KALMIN SANDI KAHRE High School Teacher HEIDI JOHANSEN Move to Europe CHERYLANN JOHNSTON R ece ptionist ERIC JOHNSON O. O. C. JUDY JONES O. C. C. SUE JONES RACHEL JURNEY O. C. C. JANIS KARMAN O. C.C. JANICE KAYE U. C. I. BARRY KA ZMER Army SI-IELLEY KEA ST Stanford PATRICIA KELL U. C. D. KATHY KELLY' O. C. C. JAN KENT Nurse JEAN KENT Elementary School Teacher SHARON KENT College JOHN KIMBELL Christi an S ervi ce ED KIRSCI-IER Veteranari an EDWA RD KLEEMAN Gov ernm ent RICK KELLY JIM KEMPNER Re al Estate SANDY KEMPNER Beauty School PAUL KERR Biologist GREGORY KESLER Mechanic KRAIG KIESTER Microbiology PET ER KLEIN College DONNA KOHL O. C. C. MARY KORRY O. C. C. ,,,.,.af GLORIA LABAK O. C. C. DAN LA FLAMME Teacher SUZANNE LANE O. C. C. ROBERT LAURIE GEORGE M. LAZA RUK College SUSAN LAWTON O. C. C. ,,.-4 RAY KOSCHZEK U. C. S. B. ELLEN KRIGER Move to Seattle JEFF KRUMPERMAN SHAUN LANEY History Major A RDITI-I LA SLEY BA RRY LAUGHLIN College 9 I MARK LETTERIELLO ROG ER LILLY Coll eg e PENNY LIVINGSTONE Cal. Poly MARY LOU LOWRY O. C. C. CHRIS LUCREZI Cosmetologist GLENN LUSK Fish and Game Warden GERALD LEATHERMAN Service BONNIE LEONA RD Work JANET LEONI-IA RDT O. C. C. ai 'W ELLEN LOELKES SI-IERI LOGAN Homemaker DIANE LOVELA C E Social Worker rf KENNETH LUSK O. C. C. LAURIE MQCINTYRE Criminal MARY MACKAY Nursing , V- V , f A2 . f v, - mY.,,5,MI , my 315 v- , ,. ? MIKE MADRID Aeronautical Engineer CHERYLL MAHAFFEY O. C. C. DAVE MAGNUSEN GO RDON MA RTIN M. D. LINDA MARTIN Teach Ba.ha'i Faith FLORENCIO MARTINEZ Architect DANNY Ma CK ENZIE JUDY MADDEN Nurse DENNIS MADISON Teacher in China LARRY MALAND U C I CINDY NIARKEL Nurse JAMES MA RSI-IA LL Teacher LYNDA MASI Stenographer BOB MQAVAY O.C. C. PAT MCBRIDE DIANE MCCLATCHEY O. C. C. TERRY McCLURE Design Automobiles MAUREEN MCCORRY O. C. C. in sg ., 15- . . GREGO RY MCFA RLA ND Berkeley JIM MCFARLEN Air Force JACKIE MCGRUDER Physical Educ ation ' 4 MIKE McKAY Electronics STEVE MCKELVY U.C.I. JERRY MCKENNA Dean of Women at Vassar JANE MCDEVITT Secretary COLIN MCDONA LD Fore stry KATHY MCDOWELL Court Reporter GRANT MCGHIE DENNIS MCGAVACK Journalism BERNADINE MCGEOUGI-I O. C. C. ELAINE MCPHERSON Long Beach State JERRY MCPHER SON ROSE MEANS P. E. Teacher BECKY MERRILL Stenolgrapher ANN METZER Elementary School Teacher SUSAN METCA LF Babysitter SAND RA MITCHELL Marriage LORELEE MIDTHUN P. E. Teacher TERESA MILAM College RUSTY MOORE Teacher FRANCIS MORALICE ART MORGAN Lawyer RIPLEY MORTON Cosmetologist RICHARD MOSS Aerospace Design Engineer GUY MOUG Work SAND RA MILLANG Marriage STEVE MILLANG Electronics GEORGIA MOE U. C. I. CYNTHIA MORGAN College IENNIE LEE MORRIS O. C. C. CHERYL MORROW O. C. C, DONNA MOUNT BILL MUELLER Electronic Technician EDNA MULBERRY Business Major LAURA NACKOS Elementary School Teacher TINA NATE Teacher DREW NEEB Engineer .V YVONNE NULL JUDY NUZUM Bookkeeper .TRUDY NUZUM P. E. Teacher gem, gp, LAUREENE MULLINS Professional Folksinger MICHAEL MYERS O. C. C. LINDA MYNATT O. C. C. DIANA NESKE T eacher BEVERLY NOBLE Teacher RON NOG GLE N avy LYNDA O'BRIEN Doctor IOANN OCKERLANDER PAM OLIPHANT College RICK J. OLIVER o. c. c. RICK L. OLIVER LYNN OLSON World Traveler PHIL OSTROM Air Force RON OWENS Automotive Technology FRANK PAGE Police Science GA RY PA RKER Electronic Engineer LOREN PEARSON Pilot ROBERT PEA RSON Draftsman LORIN ORCHARD GARY R. ORTLIEB Photography Career CATERINA OSSO O. C. C. ROSE ANN PALAFERRI Teacher VIRGINIA PALMER Business M ajor LAURA PALS College ,Q-,X BRET PEMBERT ON Interior D ecorator CHRISTINE PENN JOAN PREND ERGA ST Nurse MERLE PHILLIPS A rchit ect MA RY PINTA RELLI BOB PORTER Teacher STEVE PEARSON O. C. C. SUSAN PEDERSEN Travel BA RBA RA PELKEY Business MELINDA PERRY Peace C or ps JUNE PESTANA O. C. C. LEANNE PET ROCCHI GA RY POTTER Electronics SI-IEILA PRATT Office Worker CYNTHIA PRICE O. C. C. 40 'Nl-vu CA RLA PRIVETT Marriage GINGER PURDOM Attorney IOSEPI-I PURPURA Make a Million SUSAN REEG Model KEITH REAGAN O. C. C. DAVID REILLY Architect 'ws 65.51 LARUE PRICE O. C.C. SYDNEY PRIDE MARTIN PRINS TOM READ Music or P. E. Teacher CORRINE READY Police Science CRAIG REDWINE Pilot PENELOPE REIS Ph arm acist MARLENE REYNOLDS Liberal Arts Major JACK RHODES O. C. C. BILL RIEMAN N avy TERRY RIGGS Marine Biology JOHN ROBERTS Peace Corps MICI-IA ELEE ROBINSON Marriage ROBBIE ROBINSON I-Iomemaking T eacher STEVE ROBINSON D entist: JACK D. RICHARDSON Work BILL RICHA RD SON Marines BETTY RICI-IIE I-lair Stylist MARTY ROBERTS SYLVIA ROBERTS Psychology Major DAN ROBINSON Professional Tennis TOM ROSSITER O. C. C. DENNIS ROUDOLPH University of Hawaii WILLIAM ROVIN U. C. I. PATRICH ROZWOOD Data Processing BILL ROWE FRANK ROWLAND MARY RUPPEL TOM RUSSELL Law CLA RK RUTLEDGE U. C. I. KATHY SANDERS Business Major LARRY SANFORD O. C. C. KURT SCHNEIDER Fly CI-IERI RUBLE Private Secretary LINDA RUDD O. C. C. DOUGLAS RUGG O. C. C. RICARDO RUZ Construction Engineer SANDIE RYAN Business DA RLENE SANDERS Homem aker CECIL ANN SI-IOCKE Secretary SUE SCHOENBAUM School PENNY SCHOENMEHL R. N. Q JACKIE SCOTT Kindergarten T eacher ALEXIS SCOUGALL O. C. C. SI-IERRY SEA RCEY Teacher :H 125 LINDA SI-IOEMA KER Art Major KEN SHOULD ERS Mechanical Engine er TERI SI-IOWA LTER Work LARRY SCI-IULTZ Industrial Drafting JODY SCA RFONE Secret ary RON SCOTT Travel ROSE SERVILLO Dress Maker PAM SEVERS Secretary EDITH SHORB Air Force SANDRA SKIDMORE Music Major LORETTA SLOAN LINDA SMITH Secretary TERRY SMITH Travel To the Bahamas KIP SNODGRASS Skindiver For Roto Rooter CA ROL SOBOLEW SKI Airline Stew ardess 405 -C57 +- TERRY SIHILLING Go Around the World CARTER SIMMONS O. C. C. ROBERT SIMS Engineer ,w PAT SMITI-I P. E. Major RICHARD SMITH Optometrist SHA RON SMITH PAT SY SPANG Homemaker DOROTHY SPA RKES English Major BOB SPENCER Navy 'REX' S, ac: Ti 3l ' CAROL STEVENS Beautician STEVE STEWARD O. C. C. CLAUDIA STIFFLER English Teach er DAVID STUD ER A nnouncer BERNIE STUKKIE Building Technology MARK SUTTON O. C. C. GA RY SPRINGER Medical School GAYLIN STARNES T each Swimming JONI STEINER Legal Secretary JOANNE STIMPSON College and Peace Corps DIANA STONE O. C. C. LORRAINE STRIEMER O. C. C. JUDY SWEET College REIKO TAKAHASHI University of Japan DONNA TAYLOR O. C. C. JOI-IN TI PPIN S MARIE TIRABASSO School ROSE TOMLIN O. C. C. CAROL TYLER College TIM ULLON Veterinarian TIM UNGER Law Major DIANE VAN DU REN Travel RUDY VAN SCHAIK O. C, C. CHRISTINE VON GLA SCOE Psychologist 4-U0 4 l LINDA T ONER M ath M ajor CI-IERYL TRANTER O. C. C. BRENT TURNER Reporter WILLIAM URONE LINDA VALENTINE TERRI VANDERWARKER lb RANDALL VERNON College GA RY VINSON Real Estate LINDA VITOLLO O. C. C. LUANNE WALKER Marriage SA ND RA WA LL CYNTHIA WA LLA CE PAM WA LTERS Commercial Art LA RRY WALTON Mortician PAM WA RE Airline Hostess JIM VOCKE U. C. L. A. PEGGY VOGLER Travel to Europe JOHN WAKULA O. C. C. ELAINE WALLER Marry Walt Disney JOAN WALSH Commercial Art CHUCK WALTERS Commercial Art RINK WEZENBERG MARY WHIFFEN Business Data CHUCK WHITE Architect TONI WICE DIANE WIEDENKOFER See The World DIA NNE WIEMERS T eacher MARIANNE WARWICK Travel To Europe DA VE WEBSTER CA ROLYN WESTLA KE Math Major ION WHITE T e ach er MIKE WHITE Professional Baseball SUE WHITE Business College BARBARA WILKERS Interior D ecorating ANN WILLIAMS KIMBERLI WILLIAMS Police Science 554 LILLY WILLIA MSON Humanitarian PAT WILLIS X-R ay T echnician KELVIN C. WILSON College RANDY WILSON Work PAM WING Data Processing DEREK WINTER Navy DIANA WOODWARD O. C. C. DOUGLAS WORLEY Business Administration PAT WRIGHT Teacher QA -N,-.::f SUSAN WINTER GREG WOLFE Pharmacist RICK WOLVERTON O. C. C. PAT WYMAN Diplomatic Corps ROGER YA MANKA WILLIAM YANG Nuclear Physics PATSY YORBA DAVID YORK Navy RON YOUNG Coach FULTON ZINK Electronics Major BONNIE PRASTKA GARY ALVARADO DON AVERY SANDEE BARNETT TIM BATEMAN TERRY EOHLEN DIANNA BOWEN MARLIN BOWERS TERESA BOYLE JOHN CAREY LINDA cARsON BILL cAsILLAs CHRISTIANE cAssUTO TERRY CATON HENRY CHAMBERS JOHN CLAY TIM cOLLINs TOM OORBETT ROBERT CROWLEY EUGENE GUNNINGHAM DONNA DAVIDSON TONI DeNARDIS PAM ELLERMAN KARL GIBBS JOHN GOLDEN UNPICTURED SENIOR S SHARON GOLDEN LINDA GRABEK RALPH HANCOCK ROBERT HARRIS STEPHEN HA RT ELIZABETH HOEFFERLE MARY HOFFMAN BARRY HOYT JOHN HUTTON BILLY JONES MIKE KEMP SHERRI LAWLER EDWARD LEWIS ELVIN LOVIN GREGORY MAGNER PENNY MARSHALL RUSS MCDONALD JOHN Mc ELMEEL DONALD MCGEE RONALD MIDDLETON DONNA MIHUN TERESA MILAM LOREN PEARSON VERYL PEERY PEGGY ZEMOJTEL CLIFFORD ZIELKE WAYNE ZIGLAR Service BONITA PRASTKA JOAN PRENDERGAST LARRY RASKIN CRAIG REDWINE KENNETH REYNOLDS TIM RIDKEN RALPH ROBB DICK RUNYAN LINDA RYAN EVLA SCARFONE GAIL SHERRICK EDITH SHORB GARY SIMONDS LINDA SKIDMORE VICTOR STEPANENKO MICHAEL STOC KTON STEVE TJERNAGEL RICHARD TOBIAS MICHAEL VELARDE MAUREEN WARD MIKE WILSON DIANA WITHERBY ALLEN WRIGHT Qc SUCQ xf W QA N 'of z,-w X S oogmtj' pjv fn . 359 O Splrutgql siilisll ky 0 .4 3 Go gs 119- . fd' 012181. O QQ A '2 U5 f sPorf 40816115 1, 'S-0 8 FQ? M 06,07 . 530 A ......-1 ,gag 6, 6' .eo A f' , . 3' X QSVJIOU ' f 95 5 QQ, Ae Q06 X 'Ty Pm-,., . 3 'hack O ABQ A.F.S. STUDENT LL,V Flying across the great Pacific fby jetl from Nagoya, japan on July 30, 1964 came Mesa3s foreign exchange student - Reiko Takahashi. Her new American family was the Brysons. Peggy, a junior at Mesa, was for- tunate in having Reiko as her sister while she was in America. Unlike Mesa, japan has no AFS committee in the schools, so Reiko, along with the 120 other japanese who were finally accepted, had to go through her city gov- ernment and take three different tests which enabled her to qualify. One of her obligations as an exchange student was to give many talks on japan and her ideas of America. Many trips, however, went with her responsibilities. She traveled to Sacramento with the YWCA, and also visited San Francisco, Palm Springs, and Disneyland. just before she leaves for japan, a three weekbus trip has been planned for her and the other exchange students to Washington and New York. The academic life in japan as compared to the United States, says Reiko, is em- phasized more than their social life. She took twelve subjects at her other school. Some of the subjects she had which were not offered at Mesa are Chinese classics and philosophy. japan's music program was not quite as extensive as ours either After returning to japan she will have to finish her Senior year, as this year does not count for her. She later plans to work with the YWCA and the AFS. Reiko expressed the desire to return to the U.S. but due to rules that the AFS has set up she will not be able to for at least two years. 73 JUNIQR Mr, P. Myers l Mr. I. Grothus PRESIDENT John Hutcherson The main responsibility of thejunior Classwas to raisemoney for the Prom. The traditional money raising projects sponsored by the juniors are Marty's Corral and the Powder Puff Football Game This year bothwere a great success . The fun lasted all day, starting in the morning with the Pow- der Puff Game, followed byMarty's Corral and then the Hootenanny and dance that evening. Later on in the year the juniors held a car Wash, February 27, and a dance in March. The theme of the dance was hillbilly and everyone dressed to play the part. The result of all this hard Work was the Prom, held on May 22, at the Lafayette Hotel in LongBeach. Music was provided by the George Liberache Orchestra. Everyone had awonderful time and the year ended as a success for the juniors . Do you think the Rams will sign us up? E ttl, Q, Smoke gets in your eyes. CLAS OF Q66 VICE PRESIDENT Ron Myrick GIRLS REPRESENTATIVE Donna Fuller TREASURER Pa m S tanberry 75 SECRETARY Natalie Kloekner BOYS REPRESENTATIVE Rich Gordon E. if 3 it al if Q 593 -V Vg A X if in J HM. A il A 'A ltr' . , U' 1 1 Z 5 Tk James Adams Judi Adams Dave Agress Frank Aiello Bob Akers, Delores Alvarado Brenda Anderson Carol Anderton Larry Anderson Pat Anrecht K John Anthony Sally Armstrong Marty Auerbach Jim Ausan Karen Avis -132W-311421.35 Max Blades Bonnie Blake Bob Blanchard David Blankenship Vicki Blurton Annie Bonnand Laine Boak Pat Bourgeois Mike Bova Gene Bowen Keith Bowring Laura Brady Sharon Braund Terry Braund Don Brenneman yt ,:,i W tt t it V 1 lg W 51,4 MU , K .. 53,515 F, 'K , it , S W 5 ' ri ' jj 1 M,-wiv, ,- - 1- A A B A5 M I 'rd J I X .,f- 5 12 is l Q, -Q J M xx V,, V z M gg' , K at J W Oi da' y ,. X ' .- ii ' E M - l 'Y llwnvmw A It ,xrm ,K My ., A AA D -Z, C A, 5 K1 kfv H .ni - ' - E g YY . ,- Arg J V Eg g-. gr 2 9,5 ,Rm K ybvy . . ' i ' - ' .. 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All il Z A its W A 1 r S ,A - ey- 1 H 'r-A 5 , , nr, ,- 'W 7 ' , ,. ..L,. EP I .L WM. r L' E5 iv 1 LEE .-- yr, , So. ag, X g, f I ' ' Q if rx f , 9 I Sv. if 1 , - 1 A 5 x Q 'J' 5 si .ml i, . -. we fu I 1,4 ,. 19 5 ,C - , C Y - . A A w- ix i'l:.-'g rs , 'M' i WA: C' , , A if .-W-, eff, Q A Qz. r 9 vii' A f-w Y' ,ff-. an-vo 2 my -n'A L. - E ...X ' .125 C ,ga I .il , t rx QQ:v' XX- ,ii in. cz 7 M3477 ,V i Q ,V 5' f fs: ., purest W .fb :lfvi :vi D Ti A f L x p 1 lux A X ., A h LA, QL y Larry Smith Mike Smith Ted Smith Allen Snapp Les Snedaker joycelyn Snider Tom Sohrt Pam Sorensen Sherry Sparks Gerry Spiewak Pam Stanb,erry Wayne Stanfield Bobbi Stahr Bob Steach Cary Steinbacher Roger Steiner Judy Tomlin Rex Tompkins Mike Tork Gloria Tovar Sally Tout David Trapp Ron Trapp Lloyd Trake Mike Turner Kay Van Cleave Guy Van Eaton Bert Vaughn james Wadsworth Dan Wagner Barby Walker Tom Walton f if 'TIE C ' 'M' ' T :gy - Q VM, A I ' Q t 4 'fi' G ya 1 ye. -. V Q fha ir. ii. ' ' Ag e - . 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A gn 'T Tj psf T tr ' ' f R . , hx- Q - H 5 Q . mg, M A Q21 A K l Carol White Cleda White Joyce White Terry White W Rick Whitson Bob Whytock Eleanor Wilbur Gene Wilhelmi Lynda Wilkers Donald Williams jeff Williams Mary Williams Pam Wilson ' Doreen Windhausen Linda Wishmire Christine Wood ' , . ' 'X at 5 i X , V. 1 S mar.- f f 5 . y e gg 1 1 i a . 6. : i l 1? TTT: ii Q i - Q A E ' . T A A,,,,.. ,.y, S S . S f T L V iv 4 ' g ' vi T, -ff A YZ iii? x - Q i me L l 3' 1 N l ,Hex uw L, lil 9. ' -- mv. 1 L 1 . 1 Zella Young Sherree Ziglar N .4 H li . 1'v-3 mul 5, xx , x if ,, xi Q, I fi W ,Q y ? , K , Bob Woodcox Richard Woods Dale Wright Larry Wright Marsha Yeager Carrol Yerkey John Young Nancy Young IS that a camera? Here comes Mr. Rose! Not the Plate, dummy! Qc, s . 1 Hq, 1 A NWS is . W,'lLQ,ii1'qv i ' lf. hgr as W 2 -A I think my sacroiliac is out of whack! , , And she walks like this. . How artlstic. 83 Q 2 'S y ,S 'V' -my 2 K 'if A l lr 5 ,N .4 A 529 'Mi . ., ' Mirror, mirror. . . Marty, Rah! I X f V 53,4 What happens when we face the sg L3 boys ?! Qi! . 1 . :s,,25:,, ::: f 'Q Yfk' ' : 'mr A a a L pf Gunner Gatzke V N ,,,,,. I M Cool it, or I'11 with my purse! hit you '1 'V Mr. Levering LR took my makeup ,Mg Q case away again. tytyynnay The Good Luck Mouse. The morning after. ,- See...Spot...R1m... Cozy-huh! 84 5 Some days it just doesn't pay to get up! I'll knock 'em dead in I'll be back to see you Mrs. Buffington. ,pf - ,,?,7:,1 Hola Paco bathing suit competition. You lose, Buckwheat E m taking an eye test. H Bennett, you haven't changed a bit. rn. 5 The youngest convict on record. Oh no! Itls that Okay Art, pulling pigtails is little brute one thing, but this is ridiculous' McGavack again! QPHQMQRE A D V I S O R Mr. R. Levering PRESIDENT Torn Moran The Sophomore Class was proud of its many accomplishments in the year of 1964-65. The respon sibilities of the Work involved in all activities Was spread throughout all members of the class creating an Esprit de Corps which will undoubtedly carry throughout its remaining two years Following class elections in October, planning immediately began on an activity to be presented at Marty's Corral, December 5th. The project, The Lamp Went Gut , was very successful Another event Was the after game dance held in januaryg these tvvo activities resulted in a profit to the class of 33130. Other projects completed by the class were a Lick Harbor sucker sale and the sale of yearbook covers. All in all it was a very successful year. VVho turned out the light. Are you sure Liz Taylor started this way? CLASS OF '67 VICE PRESIDENT Linda Kauffman SECRETARY Claire Robinson TREASURER Shari Brown GIRLS REPRESENTATIVE 8 BOYS REPRESENTATIVE Candy Evans 7 Steve Turley Aqfmgi A N.. ,Y . M 'WH-T ' A A - 'vs -.2 Emily Abrams :gy J sv' L 2 Q A 31 Iiauira A-Azller ,f ix A l D A- gk es ey grusa A it R A A 1, V - Carol Aguiar - A ' X- f E in a ie o A ik A L' d A ll Steve Aiver ' A LaRoyce Allen A if . ' A f.. A , - , , Lee Allen its -J L -.1 ' 'xi' vhs A K Mary Amburgey -W . Af W 'C -3 X Joanne Amenda A g 5 iii A S ' we f V 5 Lesley Anderson 1 N ,ga Nr A ,, A , Robert Anderson ' , 'W N' 'X ' ' A Dick Anthes rifffg Tom Anthony ' A A MAA A A ' 9 'Q A A Pam Asmund . 3 Q Q A 'iii M - 43' Paula Audette b J - L ' -15 Jerry Bagger J A A A ,.,, H :Av - ' Donna Bagley A 1 9 - J A I Ag Belinda Baker 5 5' X I ' I K L' N Chris Banas Barry Bandaruk Larry Bandiera f I Larry Barcelo A I 4 Terrill Barton A A AA V ,N ' H A I ,A Jirn Bates I 4-9 A vs 4. 4 K ,.' 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Karen Yerkes 'L S U A fl w W Barbara York i 4, 5 K Sp ' A ' f H .- ' Delane Young .1 ' Q, S Q 'N' Phil Young S Q 9' K 'V fl' U If A ,ge Y if S SSSSS S 42 ..a.'-:d ' it S J S Sf I ,W , f ff e s i Please Mrs. Pekhoff, no more exercises! Oh spiffy..do, it's Monday. My shirt's caught in the bottom locker! It's about those child labor laws! K il? l s if ,h,' A ' I feel like crying every time they boo us! fsob-sobj 1-' lee l - vl.l ': ,ff 2 qi swf? Ai ., 2? l My gosh, it's -,t ' g I Can't understand it l rolled it so ' tight. Oh nuts, the gum's on the braces again! ticking Q That's my foot you're stepping on! Hom ework - yick! We 've got contacts. Say there! Victory? EXE. gi . AE I 1 A L .,,. . ,k,::... if 1 L L I HX, fi-' E Miss Teen Queen? When do I Smile, M.. Zimmer? Our Leader l It won't hold l still! l Th - 1 1 t ! O.K. boys we've got 3 ose gn' s p ay OO rough minutes toymake 4 touch- downs. . , Beautlful han'-Breck. Say, Cheetah, baby. Who stuck all this gum under here? l Oh, you little doll- YOu Slly you'rc il dress checker? lt's Powder puff-I told you jim FCITYINLIII wusn't going to play today. FRESHME A D S O R Mrs. B. Irwin PRESIDENT Dan Hoey After the Freshmen managed to find their classes at the beginning of the year, they quickly be- came organized. They made a lot of money by rentingslaves at Marty's Corral. The slaves were all volunteers and the Freshmen showed quite a lot of spirit by getting out and Working for this project. By the end of the first semester, they were making more money than any previous Fresh- man class had made. They held a dance after the Mesa vs. Harbor basketballgame, February 26. The band was composed of Freshmen and the dance was a big success. Even their parents showed enthusiasm when the Freshmen tied with the juniors in the P. T. A. membership drive. ln spite of the difficulties of this being their first year at this school, the Freshmen have had an exciting year to remember. ISn't there an easier way to eat this? Isn't this romantic? CLASS OF '58 VICE PRESIDENT julie Robinson GIRLS REPRESENTATIVE Margie I-Iighsmith jg W 73 - I SECRETARY Shelly Tork TREASURER Rita Wakeley . 4 KSN. fx Q . WMI 4 . .wh ' 1 4 M IIIIf ,W f 99 BOYS REPR ES EN TATIVE Steve Malinowski Q I jan Adams Steve Adams Stan Ackelson Rick Ackerman Laurie Ahlman Terrie Allen Robert Amacher Carl Amenda Esther Anderson Larry Armstrong jy Aschenberg Donna Ashton Bill Andrew Judy Babiuch Robert Bacon Barbara Bado Bruce Baker Mary Baker john Bandaruk Mike Barcelo Richard Barker 415. o -lvl ,r.L ,l:' If N f, s cr avr 'Q 1 Ka . 6 vi 9- f1.'gL wo' tt' 'V s - M J . , 9 1 1' ls V' ,Lt 'Q 4... gr ya, gg 4 H y B it is 1 ' . Q X Q ' t :N 65 ' 1 Q L L 'Ewi g, A ' H' Y 'V J A A 1.9. . T 5,7 xv: A I . . .bmi 'fag QQ: , K , A rl B rv. ' it Six .mms - i f g L- A al?-if sa as a if f .e er L L g aa aa ' C r A .gs e, L. R r 1 'B - A if .. . y 'xr - Q? 'QE F V I, - il Q A ' ' , ' ,V gm 5 L. 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Karen Craven Dan Cress Richard Crowe Phyllis Cunningham Steve Daniel Bill Darby Rosalyn Daugherty jim Davidson Connie Davis Marc Davis Connie Day Cary Deaton Claudia Deborde Donna DeCubellis Tim Deering Yvonne DeLano Mark Dettner Dave DeVries Debbie Dix Mike Doud Rick Driesbach Steve Duba Cheryl Dubbs Michael Due William Duncan Don Duran Steve Eccleston Pam Edmisten Terry Einspahr Paul Emch Jeanne Engel Cliff Engel Laurie England jean English Heidi Ensign 3 4 an U- 1 gi 2 Q P fl . XL ks- il dfk -A- .y ,g av . 5.1 A A, ,a - , M rf - - K . Q. . .QL mv F21 ,Q Q , , , , ,r i.. 1 1 -x X .- , 1 'S' ng'-l, K, ,-.y A' I v 3 x .4x Linda Clark Lynda Clark Stephanie Clark Steve Clark Gayle Clark Terry Clausen Caron Cliff Sheila Coburn Ron Coffelt Molly Collins Doug Comstock Tom Condon Richard Cook George Corbin I Pat Costello , Cindy Cottle L Gayle Cowley Ken Cowley Belinda Cox f, s Dana Cox Alexandra Craig Hr' .. j-vb' f Y? 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All the better to see you with, my dear! ye' 'rr l X e ,'.f3'.w-.b'..f -' s.: L. fi Will Carlon Cheryl Willey Royal Williamson Linda Wolverton Margie Woodley Y Bill Woolard 5 ' Jim Wright Larry Yard Kathy Yeager john Yoak Kathy Yoak Douglas Young Sam Synborski gurgle, gurgle, gurgle! L What do you mean, I'm ar- rested for indecent exposure? Ooh! A little crurnmy chip! You can't catch me in my Finky Forty Y ,fm - wi ylyy y , iA P.F. Fliers. Birdbrain Mccavack I passed Senior English! My group had ZOEXJ fewer cavities. jf Actually, the volleyball adds a little class to the act. Rats! We didn't make songleaders again this year! ! A A553-5 Who are you trying to fool! Yea! McGavack's got the ball again! Sometimes I just have to giggle. Did Ben Casey really start this way? it R K Huh? 108 Come on jerk, let's do the Randy! What do you mean the1'e's no Santa Claus! Let me entertain you. . . Shake it up baby. . . A bottle of Diet-Rite will do One more Word about my skating and I'1l sock you in the nose! Don't cry baby, come to Mama. is f, he - V , abna r' oh, it tasted sooo bad! See the U.S.A .... it every time. I dreamed I was editor in my... Oh L. our lender. say 1 A0 ' . W A a ,Q KV .5 , A gal if ,Q l, 'R Q as M X 1 0 ff? M? ROW 1. C. Wayg I. Richg A. Cfrieser A Bonnand M Montroy B Shockley S Cobb S Braund, ROW 2. P. Reisg C. Price T Clark I Forman Kent I Faye I White ROW 3. D. Fullerg D. VanDuren T Iillson I Szabo M Sloane N Daley C Von Glascoe5 R. Ericksong T. Braund P Kell Mrs B Irwin ROW 4 I Munson T I-lib berdg T. Anthonyg D. Dixg M. Auberbaauch B Dixon D Edwards R Gordon CALIFORNIA S CH OLA S TI C FEDERA TION The California Scholarship Federation was active on campus as a social service club for eligible sophomores, juniors, and seniors Each year the club plans a field trip to Los Angeles as a social activity. Service activities sponsored by C S F included concessions at football games and a booth at Marty's Corral ROW 1. R. Gordong T. Braundg T. Anthonyg R. Ericksong B. Dixong I. Munsong P. Kellyg B. Schockley. ROW 2. C. Way3 I. Rich, A. Grie- serg A. Bonnandg M. Mon- TJl'Oyg P. Kellg S. Cobbg S. Braundg M. Auerbach. ROW 3. D. Van Dureng D. Dixg T. Clarkeg N. Daleyg I. Kentg I. Fayeg I. Whiteg I. Dewitte5 B. Tood. ROW 4. L. Kauffa mang D. Fullerg P. Reisg T. Iillsong L. Sealtong I. Szabog I. O'Hare3 D. To- nerg A. Doyleg L. Careyg L. Conryg L. Fabre. ROW 5. D. Edwardsg L. Wer- ner 5 T. l-libberdg M. Sloaneg K. Gosling P. Anrechtg T. De Nardisg A. Halversong Mrs, lr- win ., l ANNE? wi 'A 35 ROW 1. C. Schadeeg I. Bruinsg R. Takahashig I. Rich ROW 2. M. BOOseg W. Fogwillg D. Fullerg I. Fayeg L. Kaufmanng A. Doyleg I. Szabog I. Formang A. Bonnandg I. Whitey N. Daleyg L. Grisham ROW 3. R. Gordong P. Brysong M. Montroyg P. An- rechtg D. Dixg T. Clarkg C. Von Glasoeg A. Grizlerg P. Kellg C. Studerg L. Fabrei C. Robinsong D. Van Dureng J. Huefeltg B. Prastka ROW 4. L. Farrisg A. Halversong D. Edwardsg V. Feltherg L. Andersong I. Krumpermang D. Corsong L. Malandg C. jacksong B. Schockleyg L. Bradley AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE Sponsoring and entertaining students from foreign countries and sending students from Costa Mesa abroad, was the main purpose of the American Field Service Club. This organ- ization also helped to promote the ideas of peace and friendship with other countries through this student ambassador program A.F.S. sponsored adance, called the Mat- suri at the close of A.F,S. Week, had a marriage booth atMarty's Corraland parti- cipated in other activities dealing with the community. Wendy Fogwill, Miss Matsuri , winner of the Most Beautiful Eyes contest held during A.F. S. Week FRENCH CL UB The French Club, sponsored by M r s . Mechling, s pe c ia l iz e d in combining learning With entertainment. The Club offe red an excellent opportunity for inter - ested French students to learn more about the culture and language of the French people. At one of their meetings, Mr. Leach gave an interesting talk ona Sum- mer School Tour throughout E u r o pe . His talk was ac co m panie d by color slides. And then there's the Folies Bergere. ' ROW 1. D. Sedgwick, D. Kohl, L. Gilson. ROW 2. C. Opfer- man, C. Aquiar, T. Thomas. ROW 3. I. Cantrell, L. Sparkes, C. Hawkins. ROW 4. M. Auerbach. TJ Anthony, A. Campbell. I r . i ROW 1, S. Lane, M. Ward, B. Krarnerg ROW 2, M. Sloan, Mrs Mechling, L. Gavett. U . 1 . ldlll 4. .1.zz.'..,.f X IIY SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club sought to learn much about the Spanish people and their cus- toms. Thisrwas done through its activi- ties Which included many field trips. The members also saw slides and pic- tures of Mexico, and listened to many guest speakers at the meetings. Another activity enjoyed by the club was a Club Dinner. es, we understand it will cost a lot for the trip ' GERMAN CLUB Promising a greater interest in the study of the German language as a cultural and scientific communication was the main objective of the German Club. This club also provided the opportunity for the study of Germany, especially its geography, people and culture. The club also sought to prepare the members to become effec- tive diplomats in and for the United States. ROW 1. D. Sizemore, 1. Szabo, L. Huntley, S. Clark, D. Morgan, M. Kesler, M. Spuhlerg ROW 2. D. Mihern, S. Gilmore, B. I-Iornsveld, R. Anderson, S. McTiernang ROW 3. D. Farris, M. Schu er, C Price, P McKennan, K Goslin V. Filter, A. y . . . , Halvorsen. : It's all Greek to me. Little Latin loop de loop LATIN CLUB The Latin Club studied the ancient lan- guage of Italy and how it is used in modern life. Members enjoyed the Annual Latin Club Picnic at the Costa Mesa Park. At their. meetings they listened to guest speakers and saw interesting films. ROW 1. T. Clarke, C. VonGlascoe, B. Swenson, B. Pigman, D. Bagley. ROW 2. D. Doyle, G. Stames, S. Keast, L. Keef- over, D. Van Duren, A. Doyle. ROW 3. C. Price, D. Edwards E. McPhearson, V. Felter, F. Sutton, Monsen, Mr. Beaton, T. Hibberd. ROW 1: M. Osterloh, C., Powers, C. Thomas, D. DeCubellis, I. Robinson, P. Lunde, K. O'Neil, D. Wilson. ROW 2: Mr. Dawe, T. Vanderwaker, M. Golding, M. Whiffen, B. Anderson, I. Kimble, W. Cornelius. ROW 3: E. Tinajero, D. Folks I. Cline, M, Gibbons, M. Auerbach. STUDENT SPEAKERS This year the StudentSpeakersWere pupils in Discussion - Debate classes, Speech classes, and students interested in speaking in tournaments . Many tournaments and debate were open to schools in the surrounding vicinity and whenever Mesa was represented, our speakers brought home the victory trophies and honors. You want to return a cupcake? Always the same pep talk. k i 3 . P . fr FRONT: M. Sewell, S. Hale, Mr, Anderson. BACK: B. Yang, D, ' , 1 Dodd. gjjil i . C 1,42 me in ,lf 3 its i ,581 , I-, 1,7 fi' L- l'm so thrilled?! QUILL Cd SCROLL The International Honorary Society for High School jour- nalists, along with the journalism teachers at Mesa, se- lected these students to become members of Quill and Scroll. Students from the Hitching Post and the Roundup were chosen for their outstanding work in their field of journalism. Since this was an international organization they received the club pin, a certificate of membership, and a bi-monthly magazine. CHESS CLUB Chess Club members enjoyed improving their skills in chess this year. They learned different techniques by playing the game every Thursday after school. The club also had matches between Mesa, Harbor, and Corona High Schools. They had a booth at Mar- ty's Corral for one of their activities. At their meet- ings they also scheduled future plans for other mat- ches. N4 Let me think about that move a while. ROW 1, T. Yorkshire, I. Stimpson, L. Farris, ROW 2, I. Forman, I. McKenna, C. Hess. H +f,W!f'5?' ei? 1 Row 1, J. Walsh,5 Row 2, M. Warwick, P. Walters,g Row 3, G. Handler, P. Rask, C. Hachez, K. Paul, Mrs. Ar-montrout. MEDICAL EXPLURER S COU TS LEFT TO RIGHT-M. Golding, S. Downs, W. Fogwell, I. Kent, L. O'Brien. ART SERVICES This year's Art Services Club was a great help to faculty and student body. Talented students volunteered their services to make charts for teachers, posters announcing activities, and decorations for such events as the G.A.A. Banquet, Fall and Spring Sports Award Banquets, and the Homecoming, Harbor, and Christmas dances. These students can be commended for their originality and talent in contributing greatly to our school events. Your cupcakes, or your life! You have got to go The Medical Explorers Scouts, who held their meetings at HoagPresbyterian Hospital this year, gave all of their time to learning more about the different fields of medicine. There were guest speakers, mainly trained doctors, present at the meetings to talk about the different aspects of medi- cal careers. The members witnessed and took tours around the hospital grounds and through the laboratories. BUSINESS CLUB Many aspects of the business field have been introduced through the Business Club. The club has spent much of its time on money-making projects with proceeds going toward a scholarship for one of the members. Other activities enjoyed by the club were a field tripto Orange Coast College Data Processing Classes. Many guest speakers have attended their meetings. - he.,....1 FUTURE TEA CHERS OF AMERICA Last fall members of the Future Teachers Club planned a field trip to U. S.C. for the Future Teacher's Con- fe re nce . Their activities also included observing classes, listening to speakerswho teach gifted children, and sponsoring money-making projects such as the sale of candy apples, doughnuts, and pencils to raise fifty dollars for a scholarship. The club, under the direc- tion of Miss Hickey was formed to acquaint students with teaching as a career. an.---f-mg lllvnnnnijg, ROW 1. K. Hoskins, A, Bonnand, B. Morrison. ROW 2. L. 3 Smith, D. Windhausen, S. Cobb, M. Wiffen. ROW 3. B. l Merrill, E. McPhearson, S. Lawton, K. Burt. 1 Would YOU like to be Queen For A Day? LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Rich, Kathy Edie, Jan Nussum, Carol Aguiar, jan Dorman, Sue Hale, Miss Hickey, Dorothy Sparks, Steph Brown, Shari Brown, Kathy Slick, jim Marshall, Candy Marrs, Maryjean Williams, Marie Clausen. 2 E a E I 119 ROW 1, I. Raia, M. Freeman, I. Nikola, M. Smith, A. jones, B. Hafenfeld, G. Hill, G. Gidley, ROW 2, L. Buller, I. Haines, R. Thill, V. Barnes, S. Haley, S. Dahl, P. Livingstone, M. Howe, H. Ensign, M. Rakowg ROW 3, Mr. Perrin, S. jackson, C. Hardy, V. Forsight, B. Brown, W. Ensign, I. Hall, ROW 4, Duba, B. Griffith, L. Hartnigsen, 1. Lupus, I johnson, M. Hoy, K. Price, R, Robliard, L, Allen. FUTURE FARMERS Experimentation and learning experiences in the field of farming were offered to the mem- bers of the Future Farmers of America Club. They attended several field trips to different agricultural colleges and high schools and were proud of the many trophies they received representing their achievements in the different areas of farming. Please, don't fail me now! A funny thing happened to us on the way to school today! ROW 1: S. Thill, M. Tankersely, C. Phillips, C. Vogel, P. Noggle. ROW 2: Mrs. Matheson, C. Clark, K. Midlhum, S. Goose, T. Parry. ROW 3:D. Toner, S. Latimer, S. Shackelford, N. Burnett, K. Popov, M. McKin, ROW 4: Mrs. Burkman I. Fay, D. Wheeler. ROW 5: Mrs. Widolf, M. Lovein, K. Starz, V. Briscoe, L. Redway, D. Iohnson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers Club this year worked toward promoting a growing ap- preciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. It stressed democracy in the home and leadership in community life. Also a deeper interest in home eco- nomics was developed. During the year the club had guest speakers at the meet- ings and planned money making projects for club use. Easy Sewing Book, that's a laugh! Oh swell, I won a cupcake! ROW l:I. Kaneaster. ROW 2:M. Golding, C. Plumlee, C. Reade, P. Schilling. ROW 3: T. Weedy, S. Huffman, S. Thumate, S. Martin, S. Skidmore, Mrs. Mauch. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club this year was organized for students interested in finding out more about the study of life. These students entered their school projects in science fairs and took field trips . They heard in- teresting lectures given by many science teachers andmade displays for classroom use. HI-FLIERS A newly formed club this year was Hi-Pliers This club, which consisted of girls 5'7 and over, had such activities as singing Christmas Carols at Fairview State Hospital and putting on a fall fashion show for the Girls League. Mrs. Mauch, the Club's advisor, was aided by juli e Kaneaster, the president, in holding meetings every Tuesday afternoon. You had square dancing in P. E. ???? ROW 1: C. Daleo, C. Foss, M. Clifford, C. White, L. Allen, C. You girls will never guess what's clown McArther, J. Fletcher. ROW 2: Mr. Sutton, V. Velter, S. Mc- here! Gee, R. Bennett, M. Schryer, L. Carrnona, P. Kelly, B. Shockley. 'Vik l nfl 341854 dai 54 ' ws' 1 iff! if ll ll l z,..., ROW 1. Mr. Kuklish, B. Greening, D. Crowe, W. Yang, L. Bandiera. ROW 2. H. Johnson, C. McGlie, C. Friebert shauser. RADIO ELECTRONICS The Radio Electronics club was made up of students who were interested in ham and short Wave radios. Collins Radio Companysponsored the club and donated equipment for research Frequently, Collins hadmeetings for student ham radio operators with guest speakers. The club Went on frequent field trips to compare and demonstrate their equipment to other schools. Costa Mesa has the most active and resourceful Radio Electronics Clubs in the entire district. Z., ,fm ..a1E.1,,- :rua 4 if 4 -if 1' 'E ZOTZ if . X26 3 i X 2' Q H 3 :qv ' 5 - Q YJ, ,G T sz V' 57 ' , .t...t f 4 - ... IO QD ni Tokyo Rose, come in please. E ROW 1: L. Durse, K. Slick, S. Keast, S. Braund, A. Vanliaton, M. Gordon, P. Kelly. ROW 2: S. McGhie, M. Golding, I. Lloy, C. Opferrnan, K. Kleeh, D. Windhausen, C. Gordon. ROW 3: P. Iohnson, I. Cantrell, B. Cox, Mrs. Dilley, advisor, I. Burle. Scalpel. . . wrench. . . clamps. . . MEDICAL CAREERS Among the manyworthwhile projects ofthe Medical Careers Club was their annual Christmas project in which they helped to make a joyous holiday sea- son for aneedy family in our area. Another impor- tant goal of the club was to award a scholarship to a student entering the field of medicine. With the valuable assistance of Mrs. Dilley, the club's ad- visor, the accomplishments of theMedicalCareers Club were many and varied. 124 ROW 1. I. Dehn, S. Kent, L. Briley, B. Pelky, S. Berger, V, Palmerg ROW 2. L. Smith, M. McCorry, L Streimer I Brzycki, L. Massi, I.,Entsminger3 ROW 3. S. Lawton, S. Bates, K. Burt, K. Bertolino, L. Dilley, S. Ruble S Pratt, I Nuzum. ON THE JOB TRAINING On-the-job-Training was composed of select busi- ness students from Costa Mesa High School. These girls participated in working situations at various businesses throughout the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area . The girls went to theirjobs once a week on Thursday, leaving after fourth period. Most of the girls were not paid for their services to these businesses but gaineda great amount of experience. 125 Tell me when to smile ROW 15 T. Readeg M. Whiteg M. Madridg S. Colflesh, S. Mclieodg ROW 25 F. Riceg G. Doddg D. Turlyg S. Thornpsong K Snodgrassg I. Hutchersong S. Turleyg S. Duncang R. Daltong ROW 33 S. Henklgg T. Riggsg F. Whitlerg 1, Drydeng 1. Bayne B. Chapmang D. Laflameg R. Myrickg M. McKinley Look gang, I got Prom queen! KEY CLUB The Key Club sought to bring out important qualities of leadership in its members. The club stressed the development of initiative and leadership, pro- vided experience in living and working together, served the school and the community, and planned to prepare its members for their roles as useful citizens . The club's activities included various films a booth atMarty's Corral, a concession at the Pow- der Puff Football game, and a car Wash. 126 ROW 1: M. Warwick, D. Lovelace, P. Noggle, L. O'Brien, C. Schadee, C. Way, S. Rosauer. ROW 2: M. Howe, K. Donnely, L. Carpenter, S. Downs, B. Swenson, C. Evans, B. McArthur, A. Van Eaton, L. Weber, L. Greatorex. ROW 3: A. Tolfree, C. McGavack, E. Bennett, D. Lyke, G. Griffits, C. McArthur, C. Exner, M. Clausen, K. Hill. ROW 4: L. Sparks, P. Bourgeois, S. Searcy, K. Gibb, D. Sparks, P. Smith, L. Pals, L. Nackos, P. Dean, D. Young, Y. Isner. ROW 5: C. Ozol, P. Dawes, J. Szabo, L. jillson, L. Koffman, ????, P. Charter, S. Corral, C. Whitegon, I. Faye, L. Derse. ROW 6: D. Illingson, J. johnson, C, Marrs, R. Manly, M. Durante, M. Mumby, C. Powers, S. Bado, S. Brown, M. Rutty. ROW 7: J. Burly, D. Fuller, K. Kellerman, L. Keefover, C. I-Ienkleman, I. King, S. Ademan, I Amenda, I. White. ROW 8: C. Foss, C. Daleo, You Tell Me S We'll Both Know, C. O'Niel. PEP CL UB Trying to promote greater school spirit among the students of Mesa High was the task that kept the member s of the Pep Club busy at games, dances, and pep rallies this year. The club was separated into groups that painted posters ad- vertising the games, sold food and progr am s at the ga me s , and put on skits introducing the players and depicting the oppo s ing schools. Pennants, ribbons, bookcovers, and pins were Sold throughout the year to keep the spirit high and bring in money to further club activities . af, ROW 1, C. Aguiar, C. Gates, L. Seaton, C. Orgill, V. Winfield, C. Cooper, G. Morris, M. Rutty, R. Takahashi, S. Wells, C. Hess, K. Gibson, K. Avis, C.Wells, S. Searcey, L. Harmon, ROW 2, B. Beretish, M. Mann, D. Mount, L. Carpenter, B. Orchard, A. Van Eaton, M. Clausen, C. Dawson, P. Devlin, M. Kennedy, S. Kempner, B. York, C. Stan- field, R. Robinson, C. Schadeeg ROW 3, N. Young, A. Chambers, H. Kubik, I. Bruins, B. Finkenbinder, M. Clissold, E, Waller, J, Petrocchi, M. Clarke, L. Houston, I. justice, M. Lcwvry, S. Conley. My gosh! I thought this dress was an origina A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choirwas a group ofapproxi- mately sixty girls from the sophomore, jun- ior, and senior classes. The group, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Schroeder, did an outstanding job of building the good repu- tation of Costa Mesa High School through the high quality of its musical concerts. Among the fine achievements was a stirring Christ- mas Concert at Orange Coast College, com- bining the talents of the A Cappella Choir, Concert Choir, and the Orchestra. 'U -O 1 o Cin ei rj, . ROW 1, P. Taylor, K. Donnelly, I. Greatorex, L. Olson, S. Huffman, C. Reade, N. Gillmore, C.jenson, B. Carlson, L. Skidmore, M.Miller, L. Pals, G. Larson, H. Ingram, D. Lyke, M. Mann, ROW 2, D. Wiemers, S. Logan, S. Keast, I. Fabre'. J. Fielder, D. Toner, S. lsner, P. Morris, S. Noble, D. Neske, D. VanDuren, C. Price, S. Skidmore, B. Mc- C b llero M. Dunn, L. Sanford, S. Jacobson, D. Studer, B. Geoughg ROW 3, L. Sutherland, J. Young, J. Hughes, R. a a , Todd, M. Handler, R. Everhart, R. Gordon, I. White, D. Gavette, S. Keyes. es M CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir was composed of about fifty select voices from our campus . These students brought enjoyment to their fellow students and to the community through their programs, which were held throughout the year. Also, a new group, named the Madrigals, was formed, Which is composed of fifteen members of the Concert Choir. The choir was under the direc- tion of Mr. GeraldSchroeder, withMrs. Linda Shannon accompaning at the piano. Madrigals 129 ROW 1, D. johnson, P. Noggle, S, Gorig ROW 2, M. Robinson, A, Halvorseng ROW 3, D. Toner, M, Hoffman, ROW 4, C. Strong, T. Metcalf, R, Ford, ROW 5, B. Porter, B. Akers, ROW 6, N. Dilley, D. Passage, R. Royston, L. Price, D. Fuller I. Ausan, D. Agress, I. Christensen, D. Tyler, D. Dix, 1. Linder, I, O'l-Iare, V. Daley, ROW 7, Mr. Kieth, J. Richardson, ORCHESTRA Made up of exceptional students in music classes, this year's orchestra represented Mesa in many concerts and musicals. Among the concerts they played' in were the school Christmas concert, the Spring Concert and the schoolmusical. Accompanied by groups from the vocal depart- ments, the orchestra had one of its extremely good years . ' Another group from Liverpool makes good. You would have to drop your marbles during the perfor- mance ! wq.,,,'- lm, , at t E Q I . ROW 1, D. Agress, P. Wing, D. Morgan, C. Haines, I, Linder, J. O'Hare, N. Daley, ROW 2, M Collins, T Cox G Nakatani, S. Campbell, I. Bates, I. Haines, C. Burns, S. Warth, L. Harding, I. Christensen D Dix, D Taylor ROW 3, B. Mueller, M. I-Ieeson, L. Guy, C, Walters, N. Dilley, D. Passage, D. Brown, S Barton D Lester, L Walton S Shumate, P, Ryder, D. Bagley, L. Been,5 ROW 4, I. Ausan, D. Chamberlin, M. Sphler I Merritt S Adams, D Morgan. BAND Helping generate school spirit was the job of the Costa Mesa High School Band. The members' lively playing was heard at all the football games and at many rallies held this year. Led by the drtun major ReXTomkins, the ba nd members performed to the standards of perfection that was expected of all Mesa High Students . The band was under the outstanding direction of Mr. Duane Kieth. 131 I. Monsen I. McKenna I. Forman B. lllingworth D. Sanders P. Livingstone M. Burgenbach R. Graves l C. Hess M. Slaon B. Dixon B. McDermott V. Taylor sv K -.'k anus nu up p - gczxcuuazup Ugugg ,wgagw iairozciflgafidaesrifwere A OH and Off Over 90 ui . 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U se s? if U 0 5 .A .4 4 : I 13 Training students the fundamentals in basic journalism was one ofthe goals of the Hitching Post Staff 'aa ' this past year, The I-litching Post Staff was always working hard distributing the school newspaper every Q h -E two weeks. One week before an issue came out they were working on the next, covering every depart- , , 1 , E ment of school government and activities. C O4 . , C Under the supervision of Mrs. Ceal Langer, the Hitching Post's new advisor, the newspaper entered many il' U Q newspaper contests and placed high in the top ratings. The newspaper brought many interesting articles -Q H 3, 4 3 k and opinions to the attention of the students of Costa Mesa High School. 1 . - I 2 f i -. 3, y 1 y 4- Uf UQQE, 5 Fone! Discussion ' V 2 Q -,U.- K. ,Lg is 'greg' egg? be in f ' 5 i 5 ,ff I iilf-i QA 35The Look Test Q vi 1 - iff purpose of this it 'Q K3 - sql? 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Q jsxmo-me - fe 6 V I think this suggestion n, . 93,99 g xo .Q f'Qe'3Qf 51? X , - O... .3 fx-x-A75 U,w O Qqfc xelp us to have a much big . f+' ld Q 5. 4: 'Qly'Q:Sr Ov YQ ,Q be 5 5 G :hd better yearbook. F-4 2 Q 49 f?-QQ? A ,Q V 1 SSW -C . , rf ' p The pr1ce of the yearbook L2 41 in Q Q if Q Ygff qc. Q, QSQS5 0 G QW Q-3 ust right, 'but it is the of QD if '25 'Q 3 s bqiyf wwqgx -2:50 . Sg noney which can be used 4,-J an -Q 5 Q QX 63 05g-5 Q, vmfxs gcc? 4, :ay the publishers. If each me UD E .2 .,, QE B 07' 'V 543 PM ' i Z 'M A A 4' , 'USS zer of the yearbook staff C910 F4 5 E if 93 Q C QQ- 6563 Gods' n O S go around to different comp' L- 8- -5 if gg 'O eq? 57' 'Q Q' V. A Qi - , on D fb - i ' elf zindh ask if gheyt' we Q ,E ,A +5 L, 45 -Q E Aly-196, ff? By Dennis +McGqvucki i i L .., , , y 1 e 0 ave an 3' Ver Ll C W 'Q 0 M 92 X C9 RAP AQ' ,ggfurlv fl:-svn: wnn Hain ,-...D ULU., :.. 'xx Y. 'E A vw V Q L A ...te ,B . , Q R. A' E . Q . 1 1 Linda Farris Editor-in-Chief Students S. Hale, L. Taylor, W. Fogwill, S. Ruble, A. Cham- bers. Faculty and Student Government: I. Crawford, and A. Doyle. l Girls' Sports C. Figgatt and B. Allen. go. ROW 1: L. Farris, D. Love- lace. ROW 2: J. Stimpson, I. DeLano, A. Doyle, C. Gates. ROW 3: C. Figgatt, L. Maland, L. Bradley, B. Kazmer, S. Ruble. THE ROUND We, the Roundup Staff, this year tried to give each student at Mesa High a choice collection of fond memories that he will long remember. Ha rd Work and extensive efforts were given in order to prepare the greatest yearbook this school has ever had. We devoted our time to gathering the ,C3'f '-- -,, V S., 3 mill' A F' Q' S- ' ' 1, 1,52 . X ' Advisor, Mr. Levering ROW 1: L. Taylor, W. Fog- will, P. Dean, E. Bennett. ROW 2:I. DeWitt, B. Allen, S. Hale, I. Crawford. ROW 3:A. Chambers, S. Peder- sen, Mr. Levering. UP STAFF best information and pictures that would remind students ofthe glorious year that has gone past. Although there were many difficulties, the Staffkept up a steady pace preparing and arranging the many layouts that fill the pages of this year's year- book. We hope you enjoy your Roundup Activities I. DeLano, C. Gates, P. Dean, D. Lovelace, E Bennett, I. DeWitt, S. Pedersen, . Photographer and Co-ordinator I. Stimpson and J. Anthes Boy's Sports L. Maland, L. Bradly, B. Kazmer 3 ,2 -H sivsfas.+,.i:.m-,fs-Q Y V v It ROW 1: F. Warner, M. White, R. Myrick, T. Reade, R. Tomkins, R. Ruz, S. l-lartlof, S. Henkle, J. Hutcherson, G. Martin, R. Wilson, R. Vernon. ROW 2: Coach Burns, C. Graham, F. Rice, R. Caballero, D. Mitchell, R. Ericson, C. Glascow, S. Scott, P. Ferryrnan, R. Dalton, I. Phillips, C. Graham, D. Cloud, I. Rossi, D. Brown. ROW 3: B. Harold B. Hafenfeld, G. Skawin, I. Ferryman, B. Spenser, G. Enes, B. Carlson, F. Bullard, T. Wadsworth, Eric Little. ROW 4: P. Frietag, H. Nathanson, S. Steward, R. Oliver, D. Brenneman, B. McCabe, C. Nelson, D. Hall, M. Stockton, T. Murran, P. Mays. af, LE TTERMEN Letterman's Club worked on advancing the image of the Costa Mesa High School Athf letics and promoted school spirit this past year. The boys had to letter in asport, accept the Letterman's Constitution, and pass the initiation to belong to the club. For initiation, which lasteda Week, the boys had to be slaves for a member. Many of the tasks the slaves had to do were em- barrassing but, all in all, they had fun This year the club had a dance with the Girl's Athletic A s s oc ia tion. They also had an Invitational Diving Meet at our school. Schools from all over came to compete. At the end of the season they had a Sport's Avvard's Night. You've had it buddy! 135 Oh yeah! ROW ONE: L. Walker, J. Williams, J. Crawford, N. Young, P. Bourgeois, L. Rains, S. Ryan, A. Tolfree, S. Rasseur, L. Brady, P. Noggle, C. Jensen, S. Brown, ROW TWO: L. Fogwill, M. Bado, P. Walters, J. Stempson, C. Evans, N. Kloeckner, M. Williams, G. G1-iffitts, B. Swenson, S. Bado, M. Rutty, L. Sparks, D. Lyke, D. Madden, T. jillson, ROW THREE: T. Parry, C. Studer, C. Forman, P. Dawes, L. Carey, J. Mink, S. Simmons, P. Brown, K. Kellerman, G. Collins, M. Lehmon, C. McGavack, D. Toner, D. Fuller, ROW FOUR: L. Fredrick, R. Manly, C. McKinley, B. Laughlin, C. Saboluski, P. Danielson, J. 'Smith, P. Wyman, J. Luttrell, M. Lowry, E. Renn, P. Kell, C. Anderton, A. Larson, K. Hill. Okay Drill Team, let's fall in line f DRILL TEAJW This year the Drill Team, under the leadership of Lynn Olson, brightened the halftime shows with colorful per- cision drills and formations accompanied by the band. Pompoms were added this year giving flashing movement and brightness to the routines. Boots were also int ro du ce d in keeping with the western theme of Costa Mesa High School. The Drill Team also continued with an annual raffle started last year at Marty's Corral. 137 Commander, Lynn Olson H My Swami done tol' me. . . W, C me on, nobody else has tried. DWJQN5 T ' Are you POSITIVE that number 23 is a girl? 7 x n ,I 1 4? NM 5 Ma, -1.1 Lf Waitin' for the Reuben E. Lee 'H- L , g,'?-'z?A- .ik V ' 4 4 5 Q,T.,,ff rf- A ING EXTREM Y THISI- Los as nm 'mrr,ANu +wrsmW5aMamwvm tOIZ2f1 HI A L., Nl li , .- P l, J' my ff Howe. I , NE , PL HMSH NCME, iii TASKS! 1.80uNOMfE5 Alf mtzfmuww Cwmmt MEAE! 3. !JOALf!0V5'T0 h44lWfLuY 'VII ll 6 m as giddy as a baby on a swing Those who attended Marty's Corral, held im.. mediately after the Powder Puff Football Game on December 5, found it to be a very enjoyable way to spend the afternoon. Marty's Corral, sponsored by the junior Class, was as eventful as a real fair with its colorful games and food booths. Forty per cent of the proceeds went to the junior Class Treasury for the junior-Senior Prom. The twenty-one different clubs which participated in the activities kept the remaining sixty per cent for their own purposes. I told you once and for all--l'rn King of the Mountain 4fNEJ1fl?5ufvfu Cn4.Acf'fif?m HAVE A BALL IT CLEA N Down with Child Labor Laws! l ! EXT PER Pbimwt MQ Uncle SaIn's recruiting poster Y V f , . L- Y 17--qu-3g 'fir' 9 P -r r 'credit -T .Ei e:f'4 vrdf e Q . , will , ll' ' 1 ' 1 --,--.L-if Q if 5 ii f r ,1 J! mf wf f ww f I 1 H, K 5. yfzz, f ,,:' , 'f 5 2 fu MOH ia! x Q 3 4' Q L, Mimi ' :wif . x z .Q , as '05, wi - f N, jj,,,yQ-J E f v 1 , K ,L M If M ww w'.-4ww:w.,':m1ww,xwfmuew: 'E 2 Q 1 I 3 , J' 4 57' 3 w ad QU 1 1 .4 F Q Q ,Q 1 yi 'Z Q ' r pf X ' .L ar X , V, Q. W1 -if, X N A M fa 'wks-.Z P L W3 L l A 'L tl ' ' A 8 A .14 A Z 1 x Q. W as 4. .am I J. Erwin G. jones I. Ball D. Hall D. Ward I. Golden T. Riggs B. Harrold ' - . Y . All VLKV R. Wilson P Doldo dm. Y S. Colflesh D Greiser V S. Gatzke V. G Skawin , a 2. . , . 5:35 . .. if W N This year s Varsity foot- l l5Q 1 if ' r V gjZdKg2iZ1I1 ba ll team might have had Coach Peek B- Hafenfeld an excellent season with a D Kubeska few breaks that could have i made the difference in f W inning and losing. The T. Bandaruk, high pomt of the S ea S OH G Glasscow was when they had Garden - -Q.- , Grove, F r e ew a y league , .,., . , c ha m p ions, beaten going yy n S 1 Zgu . . into the final period, only l 5 p . g - i iti'-' B - Blamhafd . .... My Q P to lose by one touchdown. my A H Chambers . S fa ' L n Coach Dan Kimball's Mus- n Aici Ti -1-': J. V. Coach tangs had two All-Leaguers Coach sherry RUSS Larson in jim Ferryman and Steve B. Laughlin Colflesh- Jim Fe I I y m 3 n S I-Iartloff AV C was also chosen for second . team defense, All-Orange Q ' County. if iiliii K K .i ' Ii ' c H. Nathanson g K Coach Russ Larson's jun- D Leverlv .y ty jg, ior Varsity team, managed fi n one more win thanthe Var- W i f C sity.Mike Dalton was most A g g y p p S . J. McPherson Captain 1 u a b 1 e p la Y e I ' Car? Most M. Fillnqgre ' llm DTYCIQH uasaow was elected Cap Inspirational :. - Q TZ3111- Dennis McGavack Both te a m s will form the 5 G' Steinbacker nucleus for next year's M- Mccmder an 5. V y Varsity, as many under- g 5- S classmen were key players , S on their respective teams. R I S- .Brann M. Stockton , ' i J. Bower D. Hiinard Most Improved Most Valuable R. Oliver Don Brenneman jim Ferryman H, Cundall I V zez I Q I. White C. Graham M. Bowers R. Oliver B. Sims S. Steward C. Walters W. Rowe . c .... n .... ,V . 1 . l A 'J 1 .. v .i.a ,. b . J . Vg - Q gpkppbr ' :-. . F g kg ri , .E f Q' .,.... if ' Y' S G. X iiiii 'A H fii 142 FOOTBALL ivi- ,vi , I W , I A ,Q 1 2 1 N ,r n K, l I . ' W 5, 3 K 'W M g E . I 5 .K C NSY MW! I A ,Q I J .S it .. Y '1 Q' I lfflfl ' Ql W if l B 1 S ' W '+ E UN I OR VARSITY . tri , 7 'Q l7 f k . S r . se. B 5 an B' '- M gf an W im - Q hm' ' W 5 V, ' sn 'Q LJ A fn: 'W - I its B W ig' sf ' . t S .Q .I lt' I W We 1 f . - .. W ROW 1: R. Dunkle, M. Dunn, S. Cloud, T. Sohrt, R. Ricardo, C. I-limes, C. Nelson, S. Read, M. Dalton, and D Sweet ROW 2:17. Aiello, D. Creed, S. Johnson, L. Larson, T. Weir, G. Higgins, M. Mabry, L. Wright, B. McCabe, and S Flory H.B. Marina Tustin ...... Bolsa Grande Garden Grove Fullerton .... Orange ...... Savanna Buena Park . . Varsity SCOIGS junior Varsity Scores Mesa ..... O I-LB. Marina .... Mesa Mesa . . O Bolsa Grande... Mesa Mesa . . 6 Garden Grove Mesa Mesa ----- 14 Fullerton ...... Mesa MGSH -- 6 Orange ........ Mesa M653 ----' 13 Savanna ....... . Mesa Mesa - - 7 Buena Park . . Mesa Mesa ..... 0 Newport ....... Mesa Newport . . . Mesa ..O COSTA MESA VS. TUSTIN Northrup Field was the scene for the latest of the Tiller-Mustang series. Tustinwinningbothprevious contests, and proving to be on top again. Mesa led by john Ball and Pat Doldo wasin scoringpositiononfive occasions, but Tustin held when it counted. Mesa's defense was again one of the bright spots of the game recovering three fumbles and throwing the Tillers for forty-nine yards in losses. COSTA MESA VS. GARDEN GROVE At Davidson Field for their first home Freeway league encounter, Costa Mesa held a fourteen to zero lead at the half. Scoring was by jerry McPherson, Dennis McGavack, jim Dryden, and Randy Wilson, jim Ferryman broke a school record with nineteen un- assisted tackles and helped on eight others. He also recovered a fumble. Steve Steward recovered an onsides kick and killed an Argo drive by intercepting a pass. COSTA MESA VS. MARINA In beginning their seasonthe Mustangs lost to defensive-minded Marina of Huntington Beach. John Ball playing tailback was the offensive standout for Costa Mesa, rushing for fifty-four yards. jim Ferryman led the green and white defense to an outstanding performance, holding Marina to one touchdown, and causing the winners thirty- one yards in losses. COSTA MESA VS. BOLSA GRANDE Travelingto Garden Grove, Mesa was defeated after ashort lead in the first half. Clyde Graham scored Mesa's first touchdown of the season, on a tackle-eligible play from Dennis McGavack. On the defensive team, jim Erwin had a couple of good punt returns, although he was encircled on each kick by the Matadoors, who have sprint champ Randy julian at halfback. COSTA MESA VS. FULLERTON Costa Mesa lost its fifth straight of the seasonto Fullerton at Davidson Field. Dennis McGavack had afine night for his passing, hitting for eight out of ten, for 122 yards. Steve Colflesh, the split end, caughta McGavack pass for a touchdown, Mesa's only score of the evening. Last year Mesa lost to Fullerton at O. C. C. by a twenty- six to nothing count. COSTA MESA VS. BUENA PARK At Buena Park for their sixth league game, Mesa couldn't get a good drive started, asthey lost for the first time in league play by a shut out. Carl Glascow was really the only bright spot in the game for Mesa as he came off the bench in the closing minutes to get a drive going with short passes. The Mustangs drove to the Coyote twenty yard line before the gun sounded to end Mesa's hopes. COSTA MESA VS. ORANGE Led by Scott Gatzke's passing and john Ball's running , Mesa almost pulled and upset over Orange at Chapman College. Ball ran sixty- seven yards for a touchdown with McGavack getting the PAT. Steve Colflesh gotthe second TD on a pass from Gatzke. Ball gained 110 yards total, and Mesa had their best show- ing ofthe year in ground gaining with 212 yards net total. COSTA NLESA VS. NEWPORT HARBOR Newport beat Mesa for their second win ofthe series and the Mustangs for the first time had to relinquish the trophy. Dennis McGavac1-c gained fifty-eight yards, most of them on a long run around left end. john Ball and Pat Doldo also carried for good yardage. jim Ferryman led the defense to cause Newport to lose the bull twice and throw Newport quarterbacks for thirty-six yards in losses. QUEEN CARMEN I-IESS HOMECOMI G 146 Z Q I , bv .gy PM : A, x ' 4 l . J: .- IX: 1 jf .1 ' 5' 1' ' , ' ' ,JA ,,'h'-. . - an Q. ,fr H- er ,249-13,4 . . A 6' J.. i ff- J - 1 A f- 0.3, 4. f - - at Aidg J, Ilgifr .1 1 4: 4 V 4 . :Z ' '62 , Ka E VJ I ff. f . ,- Q X V, ,, V V : xg: LIBBIE CARPENTER K 2 M fix? in .y 6 if in 1- Q 4, ,, 1 13, , , - ta g, 2 - '-' ' , , r B: , , SHERRY SEARCEY The Homecoming game for 1964 against Savanna gave those present quite a thrill for a few minutes as john Ball ran back the opening kick- off for a touchdown, although we lost 34 to 7. The Homecoming Queen, Carmen Hess, was presented at halftime with Senior attendants, Marianne Warwick, Sherry Searcey, and Libbie Carpenter, junior p rinc e s s, Nancy Youngg Sophomore princess, Claire Robinson, an d Freshman princess, julie Robinson. The night was topped by a dance with profits going to the United Fund. MARIANNE WARWICK n f l A'?'G5?fia3fi' 1 -' 5f5ziVif25Yl2:57VT7l?5im W ' :::v--f--. ,1s,:mf.,- ff-.f -V . - .9 we-1 E Q X if 1 -v 5 s W W S 'Q .el . ...W l M ,, ,. . l gg:2,giK2:g,vf?,,mafa',:'zswzzfzx . fff4eVszr4e1'i?f S ww ff! . U V Wa. .,,r.,,r. ..,, -- I ' H 5 .- .ff A ' fI97 if'gLP?BiELS5 I5 ff. :5 :' ' ' 'fl V J ' 1 lfiiiiiffk f f ,3c15ZsiE'57fei L? rfsiiiii fm-1.:wwM:,g'1p 1 A ' ,, -. 'ig ,gg 45113 Ig if Q55 5 Rt 3 ,Ragga g 2 ig, 1 ,W ,Lf , 2 ei s f ,.,. , 1 ' Gsm ,,f - 1 Q-is if I JULIE ROBINSON CLAIRE ROBINSON NANCY YOUNG ROW 1: L. Castellana, 1. Cimbaluk, D. Lester, C. White, J. Bagger, J. Mitchell, T. Gleason, P. Figgatt, I. Mello, R. Rushton, L. Schultz. ROW 2: B. MCAvey, D. Duran, B. Harrold, D. Isbell, J. johnson, R. Ikeda, 1. Bullard, K. Manx, I. McAninch, W. Steward, A. Cruz, M. Gerner. ROW 3: Coach Burns, S. Ekovich, B. Bandaruk, E. I-lofferkamp, G. Enes, S. May, L. Blackman, J. Clanton, B. Dixon, B. Callahan, F. DeLacey, G. Pallo, Coach Cheely. ROW 4: L. Erwin, D. Burke, G. Crane, B. Donnelly, M. Hatch, I. Wilson, B. Bohna, P. Freitag, P. Ferryman, R. Moss, A. Mihaylo, I. Masi. BEE FOOTBALL The Bee team for 1964 started off on the right foot by beating Bolsa Grande 13-2. The rest of the season, though, Wa s not as good as it could have been if the team had had a couple of breaks. Captain of the team was Pete Fig- gatt and the recipient of the most valuable award was john Mitchell. They finished their season with a l-7-1 record. Bee Scores H. B. Marina... 24 Tustin .......... 9 Costa Costa Mesa Mesa... .. 0 Bolsa Grande .... 2 Costa Mesa Garden Grove ... 6 Costa Mesa Fullerton . .. . . 0 Costa Mesa Orange .. . ...32 Costa Mesa Savanna .... . .14 Costa Mesa... ...O Buena Park ..... 20 Costa Mesa Newport.. . .. 14 Costa Mesa Coach Burns Captain Pete Figgatt ROW 1: A. France, L. Poteet, B. Renn, K. Cowley, L. Boone, M. Haight, L. Snider. ROW 2: B. Welch, T. Long, 1. Randle, C. Van Hook, L. Yard, B. Golding, R. Driesbach. ROW 3: M. Zeilimski, D. Devries, B. Pistolka, G. Murry, B. Amacher, I. Whytock, M. Paul. ROW 4: C. Logan, N. Calicchio, G. Ruz, I. Wright, B. Hjorth, B. Francis, S. Marshall, I. Smith. ROW 5: D. Mitchell, D. Sobolewski, R. Brann, T. Carter, G. MacMeekin, P. jenkins, S. Pratt, B. Andrews, R. Reeg. lddlcd f 5 by ,... L ' . ..,. T d ' i Captain Dan Mitchell CEE FOOTBALL Coach Mason 149 The 1964 Cee team was led by most valuable player Gabriel Ruz. The team rec ord was the same as that of the Bees, and they lost many of their games by one touchdown or less. Dan Mitchell was the captain and helped the te a m greatly by his fine running. Cee Scores I-l.B. Marina. 21 Costa Mesa. Tustin ...... O Costa Mesa Bolsa Grande 19 Costa Mesa Garden Grove .6 Costa Mesa Fullerton ....... O Costa Mesa Orange ... 7 Costa Mesa Savanna ........ 20 Costa Mesa Buena Park .. 28 Costa Mesa Newport.. . l4 Costa Mesa WA TERPOL O VARSITY The 1964 Varsity Waterpolo team Won their share of league games and finished in the middle of the pack. Steve I-Ienkle, Bob Frey and Kip Snodgrass were standouts this year as they brought home the consolation trophy in the Garden Grove Waterpolo Tournament by Winning two games on the last night of competition. Ron Myrick received this year's Most Valu- able award. The future also looked good as many of the play- ers Were underclassmen and were consistent team members. The team outlook was good and each member contributed greatly with not only playing but cheering the others on when they were finished for the day. Lowry R' Tdii . 1?.??ff-ezme CAPTAIN, Randy Vernon ASSISTANT COACH HEAD COACH Utter ROW 1: R. Myrick, S. Henl-cle, J. Hutcherson, G. Springer, F. Kiester, P. Maise. ROW 2: E. Little, F. Warner R. Vernon, D. LaF1amme, K. Snodgrass, B. Frey. 150 BEE 'f l' ROW 1: I. Vile, R. Marsh, W. Cornelius, T. Venerable. ROW 2: I. Rossi, J. Larson, L. Barcelo, T. Scott, R. Ericson, F. Rice, G. Enes. RR' ii .llr V ',:f ef? CAPTAIN R. Ericson The Bee waterpolo team had a winning season and finished high in the league. One of the highlights of the year was the upset of Buena Park, ll-7 in the Buena pool. john Hutcherson and Steve Scott were among many fine players this year. The Cee team fared well and its desire stood out more than most other teams in the league. Tim Sawyer led the team to quite a few lopsided Wins. They beat Westminster 13-O and Lowell 17-8 with a great lift from freshman Randy Henkle. CEE . . f it ei, 2 .Q . K CAPTAIN M. Millar ROW 1: T. Keefover, Mike Wier, B. Stone, R. Tafferty, ROW 2: T. Sawyer, R. I-Ienkle, K. Noble, I. Prentice, M. Milk. 151 Q Varsity juni or Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT, bottom to top: R. Huber, T. LEFT TO RIGHT, bottom to top: G. Daleo, B. White, D. Ferguson, B. Cline, Coach Duffy, E. Mueller, J. Blackman, N. Nackos, R. Hange, T. Hange, I. McKenna, R. Kosczeck, B. Todd. Clarke, A. jones, S. Harding, J. Rhodes, B. Carl- son, Coach Duffy, T. O'Neil, J. Phillips, R. Dal- ton, M. Shryer, B. Schilling, J. Tompkins. The Varsity and junior Varsity c r o s s country teams failed to come out on top in any of their meets this year, although many of the JV meets were close. jerry McKenna and Richard Huber led the Varsity. The junior Varsity team was held together by Richard Hange, Ed Hange, Bill Meullar and Ray Koschzek. This team provides the nucleus of the track team's distance runners. 6' ,, -mf 5211. i' 5 ,QT 7 . V, vr' ' , ' , ,- 1 A .-v: ,,x k ' A 6 H. ' -f- . -'F ' - 'mrf ,... e . '-.. 'rv 1 ' w .Q e V Al, Q is A. .,,. i , .ii ,QM A ,V .., ...i':' f ... .. 1 T' -.: . - -vm f , Vg, . g a-S' we ' ' . . . 2 'iwtsz ltff The Start The Race The Finish 152 ROW 1- Hilliard, Graham, Martin, Fer an Koschzek Stockton Cloud Mitchell Schultz Daleo Wm 1 Clark, l-lankins, jones. ROW 25 Kent, Dalton, Harrison, Ruz, Ikeda, Swenson, Ferrylman, Reed, Dial.. on, Dalton, Sorht, Golden, Tackett. ROW 3, Phillips, Dettner, Boone, Brown, Bandaruk, Aiello, Du- ran, Dunn, McCallister, Graham, Lester, McAvery. ROW 45 Ruz, Long, McClung, Randall, Wright, Oliver, Welch, Golding, Burgin, Snider, Haight, Renn, Schilling, Forehand, Coach Mason. WRE TLIN G il 4 l 0'-'A Q, Coach Mason Captain D. Cloud VARSITY-D. Hilliard, C. Graham, G. Martin, I. Ferryman, R. Koschzek, M. Stockton, D. Cloud, I, Mitchell, L. Schultz, G. Daleo, T. Clark, N. Hankins, A. jones. JUNIOR VARSITY-I. Tackett, J. Golden, T. Sorht, M. Dalton, B. Dixon, L. Reed, P. Ferry- man, R. Swenson, R. Ikeda, G. Ruz, I. Harrison, R. Dalton, R. Kent. MOST VALUABLE T. Clark MOST IMPROVED N. Hankins MOST INSPIRATIONAL R. Ruz fm K aw'- X K ' . - - . 4 ' - ' - fx? ,,-- A y ll Q x f ' 7 , 4 V' XE -11 gl Coach Gage 15 ,21 . gm 1 fl l 5 4 . F D. McCavack V imp . W 3, . x ' M. McKenzie ' T f,, Z-'l X 2 X I ,,,f, M. Meehan iii .4 ' if, 41 Q A- Q '- 5 ' X ,, it , M. Madrid C, Falconer B. Chapman I. Bayne BA KE TBALL This year's Mustang Varsity had one of its best records since the days of Mike Lange and the Cinderella team that reached the CIF semi -finals The fourth place finish was not an indication of how the team played The 12 win, 12 loss record was kept from being 16-8 by four upset losses The first Harbor game resulted in an upset 54-52 win as the Mesans downed Newport, then second in the county. A capacity crowd saw the Mustangs led by McGavack come from behind to outscore the Tars 23- 13 in the last period. Dennis McGavack scored 15 points and Tom Read 12 in the winwhich marked Rick Mancebo's return to Mesa. The second game with Harbor went into the books as a 79-69 loss to our crosstown rivals where Moran, Read, and Turley each received five fouls. The team got thirty-three in all. One of the high points of the game was when Craig Falconer and Steve Turley took turns holding ex-Mesan Rick Mancebo to one point. This gave him four this year against Mesa. ln league play he averaged 10.4 per game. Earlier in the season Tom Read set a school record with twenty-five rebounds breaking the previous record of twenty-three set by Mike Lange, ofArizona State, and Gary Carr, of Washington. Craig Falconer had the team high for a single gamewith twenty-six against Buena Park. The same game was also the scene for a new record of 81 points in one game breaking the old standard of 79 set last year against Fermin Lausen . The first game of the year was a 71-69 win overHuntington-Marina, the first win over Huntington in school history. Coach jules Gage felt that this year's team was the best the school has ever had and announced that Tom Read was named to the all league team by a vote of the Freeway League coaches, he was also named team captain and most valuable player. Bruce Chapman was voted most improved by the rest of the team. T. Moran 2 1 Q p ii V Q V 4 f 4 'I P Mgr. R. Tompkins T. Read D. Studer S. Turley B. Urone Qslwlf l ' 7 VA RSITT in M11 1 -.M . j VARSITY SCORES Q., Bolsa Grande Garden Grove Fullerton Orange Savanna Newport Harbor Buena Park Bolsa Grande Garden Grove Fullerton Orange Savanna Buena Park Newport Harbor Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa Mesa ROW 1: B. Norling, B. Carrido, F. Forgie. ROW 2: S. Jacobsen, C. Nelson, B. McCabe. ROW 3: M. Laney, F. Whistler, R. Ricardo. ROW 4: D. Turley, E. Babiuch, S. Thompson. .ear . T' ci -.. J 5 COACH CHIVINGTON CAPTAIN B. CARRIDO UNI OR VA RSITT The Junior Varsity, coached by Tom Chiving- ton, had one of the best records in Mustang annals. The team missed the championship by about two games. They were the only Mesa basketball team to beat Newport twice. Steve Jacobsen, possible Varsity material, sparked many last minute drives with his new moves and outside shooting. Bart Carrido was one of the best shooters in the league. To the fans' delight little Q5'7 D Carrido drove underneath and flipped up many a shot through the bigger opponents. Mark Laney, the most rugged rebounder on the team, took down 14 against Buena Park. Ed Babiuch was high scorer in several games. Carrido was voted Captain and Most Valuable by the rest of the team. Fred Forgiewas Mostlmproved. 1st round 2nd round Bolsa Grande 49 Mesa 61 44 - 62 Garden Grove 50 Mesa 53 52 - 63 Fullerton 50 Mesa 45 59 - 47 Orange 46 Mesa 52 80 - 67 Savanna 45 Mesa 49 63 - 58 Buena Park 63 Mesa 69 74 - 71 Newport Harbor 43 Mesa 56 54 - 58 if mfviz , 5 i 2-'IzEifg375J . . i. i. .y.i 'A':'.. t CAPTAIN R. MOSS COACH WILLIAMSON BEE Coach Ken Williamson's Bee team had its share of losses this year but this was because of last year's Gee team members jump to junior Varsity, leaving only a few with the Bee's. Don Crowley led the scoring in the majority of the games as he hit for over twenty, manytimes. Ron Moss was the play- maker for the team for most of the season and he hit for baskets many times that turned the tide to the Mustang's favor. When Moss was out in the middle of the season, jeff Kazmer took over and hit for 12 points in his best game. The team set a scoring record of 75 points against Garden Grove. Moss was voted team Captain and Crowley was Most Valuable, Allen Herman received Most Improved. 1st round 2nd round Bolsa Grande 70 Mesa 55 69 - 47 Garden Grove 29 Mesa 47 49 - 75 Fullerton 44 Mesa 35 52 - 44 Orange 41 Mesa 50 58 - 43 Savanna 57 Mesa 42 41 - 52 Buena Park 64 Mesa 54 64 - 54 Newport Harbor 57 Mesa 43 69 - 52 ROW 1: R. Moss, L. Mullins, M. Olson. ROW 2: D. Crowley, D. Tanner, B. Carlson. ROW 3: R. Huber, I. Wilson, D. Wagner. ROW 4: J. johnson, S. May, J. Kazmer. ROW 5: F. Sutton, A. Herman, E. I-Iafferkamp, D. Hoskins. 157 COACH HOKANSON CAPTAIN R. WHISTLER ROW 1: I. Stanfield, G. Rigelrnan. ROW 2: A. France, D. Farris, R. Whistler, M. Paul, D. Brunn, G. Beal. ROW 3: B. Andrew, K. Kastorff, D. Sobolewski, K. Vanl-look, C. Lindeman, B. Moran, R. Ackerman. This year's Cee team was coached by Wilmer Hokanson, a new coach in his first year here. His Cee's finished second to Newport as they lost the last game of the season by two points inaheart- breaker. They had only three losses in league play against eleven wins. Starters Roger Whistler, Bill Moran, Kris VanHook, and jim Stanfield were amazing in certain games. Against Garden Grove they held the Argos to O while scoring 16 points for Mesa in the start of their second league game. Don Farris, the fifth starter, kept many games from becom- ing losses by his defensive work. The team's high scorer was Bill Moran. Whistler was voted captain by the members of the team, Moran, most valuable, and Art France received most improved. CEE ist round 2nd Bolsa Grande 31 Mesa 45 44-46 Garden Grove 19 Mesa 30 21-34 Fullerton 41 Mesa 34 22-29 Orange 24 Mesa 46 37-50 Savanna 37 Mesa 39 49-56 Buena Park 40 Mesa 48 28-43 Newport 46 Mesa 32 43-41 158 GOLF COACH MILLER ,ha LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. Houston, I. Polokoff, P. Brown, D. Rice, J. Brooks, D. Durham. ROW 2 Coach Miller, P. Hanlcins, D. Ronaldson, I. Feller, P. Reed, K. Christman. if 513, This year's golf team coached hy Mr. jim Miller looked like a fine team and had a chance to take the league. The team heat Bolsa by over twenty points in the first league match. Kermit Christman scored in the seventies to become low man. The team had no seniors, so they have a good chance of running away with the league next year. They practiced from sixth period to dark every day at the Mesa Verde Country Club Where they also held their home matches. iv' Q BASEBALL Q 160 VA RSITT COACH PA RS ONS The 1965 Mustang Varsity came into the season with a good team but with little experience. They had at this time beaten Huntington and Bolsa Grande. The team had a few returners. Mike White, last year's leading hitter, looks destined for all league honors by his per- formance thus far. john Clay and Mike Madrid were two starting pitchers returning from last year. The outfield is dotted with returners such as Dennis Leyerly, Rick Oliver, and Randy Wilson. This team should go far this year with the talent it has shown. Coach Parsons has shown the team quite a few new things as he finished his collegiate ball playing days not many years ago. ROW 1 M Leppa B Urone M Madrid M Bova, D. Sobolewski. ROW 2: J. Bayne, M. White, D. McGavick, D. Hall S Austin I Rhodes ROW 3 R Wilson S Colflesh, R. Oliver, J. Clay, T. Bryant, Coach Parsons. 161 UNI OR VARSITY ROW 1 K Armstrong, G Crane D Sobolewski, D Ferguson, P Fogarty ROW2 D Crowley, D Newton Cimbaluk, H Nathanson, T Weir, D Anthes ROW 3 M Osterloh, B Johnson, S Thompson, I Noffke, F Whistler, B Bohna Coach Peek This year s junior Varsity has looked good so far but still needs just one more strong hitter to help the team. Coach 'eo- P Peek had quite a few returners and many good first year men. Vr.. . . fa f s Coach Graham s Freshman-Sophomore team looks like it W' tee will be the perfect training spot for future Varsity candi- t ,p V dates. They practice daily at TeWinkle Park. f:-'l: ... , q s, ,r a w FRESHMA. -S OPHOM ORE ROW 1: M. Smith, R. Brann, B. Callahan, S. Pratt, R. Whistler, G. Mabry, T. King, G. Pallo, J. johnson, M. Paul. ROW 2: C. Mabry, T. King, R. Driesbach, J. Throne, B. Baker, J. Yoak, T. McNealey, F. Snider. ROW 3: J. Randel, K. Wilson, R. Ricardo, E. I-Iaffercamp, T. Mullins, B. Golding, I. Burton, Coach Grahm. 162 VA RSITT FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Chivington, P. Kelleher, M. Hatch P Freitag, B Cline D Robinson J Williams M MacKenzie, J. Wadsworth, R. Moore, S. Hartloff, L. Reed, D. Ogle '1 COACH CHIVINGTON ,.,.. A,, pl. fy? -Y v ,mosh 2 1' . iw 1' I , r 1 Vi. .3 Y as Ak .f .V COACH IENNER TENN I Coach Chivington's varsity tennis team had the talent to take the league with a couple of breaks. They fin- ished second in the Orange Coast tennis tournament, with Dan Robinson and Bill Cline taking the honors. They have already taken a few league Wins and have beaten the best of the out- side competitors. 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Warner VARSITY The Mustang Varsity swimming team, vin- tage 1965, looked like a good third or better place in the league, which was one of the best leagues in the nation. The Varsity record up to printing time was seven wins and one loss. They are still undefeated in league action and this is due to the high caliber of swimmers who have set and reset school records in several different events. The boys practiced hard in before and after school workouts. Coaches Lowry and Utter felt that this was one of the best Varsity swimming squads Mesa has had. S. Scott K. Snodgrass G. Springer , ish iff-'W' 53 V X ' A Q, 3 .. Nt is COACH LOWRY .y , pp Magi if COACH UTTER uf. 'aff . . iffy K - .,.-sf V '? ai ff 1? B ,J k - A . The Mustang Bee team sent six men to the CIF Relays, Ron . y 4. PM Myrick, who had already set records in the Butterfly, john Hutcher- tttd ls'll son, F rank Rice, Paul May, Russ Erickson, and Steve Scott. They lolll R l ' , A placed high with a good time of 2:29. 8. The Bee record to date iS 3 1 4, A y...5 six Wins, one loss, and one tie. They showed the depth of a team New it ,.t - that should finish high in the league. 3, if . V' V' . R i f -, V',, K ' ik ,Q .NA ROW 1: R. Bald, P. May, R. Erickson, M. Gerner, T. Anthony. ROW 2: F. Rice, A. Mihaylo, T. Venable, D. Mitchell G. Enes, J. Rossi. 166 --M-.ezs.,, QP CEE The Cee team was made up mainly of freshmen and sophomores. Tim Salyer and Randy l-Ienkle have been the high scorers so far in league meets. As swimmers progress in their times they may go up to the Bee's which gives many new boys a chance to swim in competition. The record so far this year has been five wins and three losses, but this record is sure to improve as the more in- experienced boys improve their swimming times. ROW 1: B. Stevens, P. Hughes, B. Stone, K. Noble, L. Keefover, R. I-Ienkle, S. Lashier, I. Carroll, M. Millar, J. Prentice, D. Brown. I. Lind. ROW 2: R. Lafferty, T. Salyer, C51 167 N Start Finish Pole Vault High Jump Shot Put Broad jump TRA CK VARSITY. ROW 1: Young, Bland, Krumperman, McKenna, Meehan, White, Hange, Maland, Turley. ROW 2: McPherson, Dunn, Werner, Kazmer, Ball, Dryden, Wolfe, Hilliard, Rowe. ROW 3: Wagner, Moran, Turner, Chapman, Felts, Kubeska Larson, Nelson, Dalton. 168 Coach Russ Larson's Varsity track team this year was probably the strong- est the school has ever had. So far this year, the team led by hurdler jerry McPherson, has met defeat only once by the defending champions, Bolsa Grande. McPherson has already broken two re- cords. Mike Meehan, besides being the best shot man, also had a top high jump of 6 ft. Brent Turner and Barry Kazmar were second and third in the high jump. The Relay team of john Ball, Bill Dunn, jeff Krumpermann, and Larry Maland had unofficially broken the 880 relay with a time of l:3l.8 at Southern Coun- ties. Les Bland is the top vaulter at l2'6 . The Mustang Bee and Cee teams up to publication time are still undefeated. Several school records will probably be CII- broken before the season is over. ' N T , f wif' 4 F I I BEE ROW 1: Carlson, Whytock, Manix, Grieser, Smith, Kriger, Herman. ROW 2: Cavin, McKinley, Bullard, Wright, Schryer, Barrett. ROW 3: Huber, Glascow, Figgatt, Walton, Duran, Meirs. E .. .ff ..... of., if X1 if' COACH LA RS ON wagifg A gig . t f rs 1 ,. M COACH BURNS CEE ROW 1: Trau, Manix, VanHook, Ruz, Zielinski, Schilling, Mc- Comb, Schmitz. ROW 2: Hjorth, Young, Wright, Truax, Stromgren, Doud, Dettner, Kendrick. ROW 3: Dalton, Marshall, Yard, Briggs, Dean, Francis, Harding. hm The songleaders were headed by Karen Don- nelly this year. They made a special effort to arouse the spirit of the crowd through routines which showed not only originality but skill. We are proud to have had these five girls rep- present the great spirit of Mesa. ONGLEA DER HEAD SONGLEADER Karen Donnelly LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Searcey Karen Donnelly Bernadine McGeough C armen Hess Elaine Bennett HEAD CHEERLEADER Libbie Carpenter f f e lx ,J:'e2:ru4- i T 'Y 1-Eb - . TOP: Linda O'Brien, Tina Nate. BOTTOM: Libbie Carpenter, Bob Porter, Rita Dixon, Sl!! Elllll lllll Mesa's cheerleaders. headed hy Libhie Carpenter, worked hard to eneourage more enthusiasm both in the team and in the s pe e ta tor s . They put in many hours of praetiee. learning new yells for the Pep assemblies an d games, the ree sult being continuing sehool spirit that makes Mesa High number one. GIRL ' A THLETIC ASS OCIA T10 CABINET Mrs. Pehkoff Mrs . Andrews ROW 1: Virginia Mellow, Secretary of Aw-ardsg Sandy Skidmore, Vice President Darlene Brown, Presidentg Chris Von Glascoe, Secretaryg Donna Fuller, Treasurer This year's G.A.A. Cabinet did a tremendous job in organizing and running theGirl's AthleticAssocia- tion. This clubwas the largest oncarnpus and did a greatdeal to activate the spirit ofthe girl's at Costa Mesa High. The girls met every day sixth period and also two days after school. The G.A.A. also held two Awards Banquets and helped sponsor the annual G.A.A. - Letterrnan's Dance. Mrs. Casey Mrs. Decot Miss Threadgold Miss Ross 172 tai TENNIS A trem endous effort was shown this year bythe G.A.A. tennis team. They developed their skills as ROW 1: M. Yeagher, L. Rudd, M. McCory, L. Pals, I-Ialey, P. Morris, D. Hetrick,C. Craig, ROW 2: D. Brown, R. Means, B. Stahr, C. Springer, S. Lauterbach, S. McTiernan, I. McGruder, L. Saulnier, C. Wallace, K. Boose. SWIMMING The G.A.A. swim team was composed of ex- cellent swimmers, many of whom had competed in meets prior to this season. They worked very hard to prepare themselves for the many meets they participated in. They did this by holding long practices twice a week which, along with their school spirit, contributed to their great success at meets with other schools in the county. The swim team defeated both Westminister and Laguna and also took part in the Fullerton Relays. Those girls deserving special recognition are Lee Saulnier for the most valuable, Marsha Yeager for most im- proved, and for the most valu able diver, Rose Means. well as their sportsmanship. Those girls deserving special acknowledgement were jan Kent, best singles player, and jackie M i lle r and P a t Noggle, t op double s team. Mesa is proud of the fine job this team has done during the past season. flfdiiigil?2sfSiaiiS.fhQfiZ5f ksi, 3sEi3fig?Hfifik'it'a !.1lAl4 ,ff iYi'i53?iiLf2seEiNiLitYfiQ2 ,, ROW 1: C. Walters, M. Miller, D. Walker, J. Kent, E. Abrams, P. Danielson, ROW 2: M. Walton, K. Sharp, B. Richie, C. Shadee, C. Stanfield, C. I-bcner, A. Grieser, L. Trau, M. Durante, J. Bruins, ROW 3: Miss Threadgold, P. Noggle, S. Brown, T. Clark, I. Miller, P. Charter, C. Hill, R. Wakely, T. Hogan, C. Price, L. Toner, N. Gillmore. V V ' .,x V E , 4 K A3 '5 2:3 45.5259 ITM' . 1 ii A P fi W .. ' , ,- . . if ' . f Willa. - ff T :'A i . -5- f . , F C I Al L 4' ' - Lt . .-4 T S. Ortiz, A. Rakow, L. Skidmore, D. Newmark, J. l Smith, V. Mello, I. Brown, I. Entsminger, S. Mahaffey. ROW 2: J. Burle, C. Ballinger, P. Bryson, K. Hains, C. Good, A. Strong, M. Griersen, M. Collins, S. Hoffman. ROW 3: S. Latimer, B. Carlson, D. Fuller, C. Powers, V. Taylor, I. Snider, L. Conry, L. Midthune, L. Davis, I. McRorrie, J. Kaneaster. ROW 4: M. Ross, M. Mumby, P. Reis, M. McKim, P. Wing, P. Patterson, L. Vittlow, S. Skidmore, S. Scott, J. Blackider, T. Newzum, L. Bean, J. Newzum, M. BASKETBALL The G. A. A. Basketball Team's skill and enthusiasm paid off this year during the annual basketball play day. The Play Day was held between Newport Harbor, Laguna Beach, Corona del Mar, and Costa Mesa High Schools. They practiced everyday during sixth period and after school twice a week. HOCKEY The G.A.A. Hockey Team showed great teamwork and a tremendous effort in play this year with the help of their team captain Carol Way. Costa Mesa played host to Laguna Beach, Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor at the annual Hockey Play Day in which Costa Mesa placed third. Practice was held every day at sixth period, and twice a week after school. ROW 1: I. Brown, V. Mello, L. Skidmore, A. Rako, K. Hains, J. Smit D. Lance, C. Good, L. Ernst, D. Fuller, I. Kaneaster, I. McRorrie, I... Hajek, E. Ernst. 11, Conry. ROW 2: C. Waye, M. Greason, A. Strong, I. Snider, V. Taylor, P. Bryson, S. Ortiz, C. Powers, D. Linderman, S. Latimer, G. Collins, L. Davis, S. Hoffman, B. Carlson, J. Burle, M. Hajek, I. Blackider, J. Scott, L. Vittello, L. Midthune, C. Hayden, P. Reis, M. McKim, P. Wing, S. Skidmore, P. Kell, L. Bean, J. Nuzum, I. Entsminger, T. Nuzum, I. Ernst, K. Martin, M. Mumby, K. Goslin. .Q 7, yr. .,4ilIT'?s1A 'B . -, Pit .... s ' A. , it Q ,g.5Qi.i.71-V. . 'fr .'-- I , . .J . If2'fii1.122g3.:::,gii,:fig51i., . -f L . ,. . Q. . ' ' 4 .. , Q, . TBQET' ' was ...mir Q.. -Y figs my Q ' X . ,.. ...,. ,. .M .. . 1- if ,. . -Q'-wt-7.4-.'. .aka-3. sv : 174 . , .. - f-' -f':: V' '- r 1 Z 4 lf- . '- f 1 - x' 'fs' - , v ,, . A-, .h . - f p-.4 I KJ - ' jr-Tm' 1 f 4- , . -. iw - . rl ii i Yi! . 5 'qs 5 'An .:'1 A1Ei: i I M L N . V ,-, . g , ,i . Q 114 A , .? F . N 1 .. l . Q mv . , ' W . .. .Q -H . X , . if -. N I if! ' P. H . , 3 '1' , N f . . . l - , , , . :V ,, f V 1 . 7 ' 'I M P ' ' T A'h' W T' 'k'.' fffizidi? J Q 'KL' W - K . S . A ,....- fx an 'W ..-1 v Q P J t , W .. QE , in fs ,, - gig. i 3 8 xiii X 13 . 0 ' ' 'Q s ' i n.. L- ROW 1: B. Stahr, M. Yeager, K. Gordon, C. johnson, R. Takahashi, A. Tolfree, C. Schadee, P. Noggle, J. Cantrell, J. justice, M. Lowry, P. Bryson. ROW 2: Miss Ross, P. Morris, K. Edie, M. Clausen, S. Warth, L. Skidmore, D. Hetrick, I. Hueftle, B. Richie, L. Harding, L. Vitollo, D. Howard. ROW 3: S. Tout, R. Means, T. DeNardis, j. Kent, S. Berger, I. Blacketeer, S. Conley, G. Collins, L. Ernst, S. Kahre, I. Prendergast, C. Wallace, Miss Threadgold. ROW 4: I. Miller, L. Pals, C. Yeager, L. Toner: VOLLE TBA LL The G.A.A. Volleyball Teams this year were composed of girls who were interested in being involved in an exciting and very active outside sport. These girls stayed after school two nights a week and competed with other teams and gained many victories at the annual playday, at which Costa Mesa High played host to Laguna Beach, Harbor and Corona High Schools. This year there was a new technique introduced to the players. This was the fisted dig which proved to be very effective with the Wins ob- MODERN DANCE This year's modern dance group in G.A.A. learned many new skills in the art of dancing. This group was composed of girls who were interested in learning more about the Ways dances are put together and arrangedwith music. The modern dancers learned different styles of movement so that a different mood or expression could be shown. Some of the girls in modern dance attended after school programs that con- cerned modern dance projects. tained . ROW 1: P. Smith, L. Conaryg M. Grierson. ROW 2: I. Bruins, J. Kaneasterg P. Spangg M. Miller: K. Goslin. ROW 3: D. Fuller, E. Renng J. Smith, N. Gillmoreg P. Anrecht. ROW 4:13. Mcgeoughz M. Warwick, D. Sparkes, D. Lang, S. Haley, A. Strong, C. Ballinger, I. Hodge. 175 w 'iiQ5:55E?:i,g5'5' ' A2121 f35.sfgfgi1?i'!i1f' I -z xisff, eager..-f--' is gg,gg4,E?ff2 'gi'.zg1vg,'w.g-'g,'q 4 it ,:L:l1L, . 1., ggi., V,i,:livi,1g:g g.gg V ,,.. k...k ,,,,,.,, ls. an if r . is t 49 .Q . . , L 3 ' if ' T ' A fa.. p 11. 7, , , - , Q YA 7 ,K . fix. . - Q xv Q I .. f ':'- ' n' L ' v If .T K lr . . V - - K' 3 s, It 6 A, .Q 3 f-, 3 --. . V, ..- - .'..- -- N . .1 ROW 1: A. Vanliaton, I. Amenda, M. Collins, L. Roy, D. Wheeler. ROW 2: S. Berger, K. Midthun, D. Hetrick, S. Kahre, C. Price, D. Howard, R. Walker. ROW 3: R. Takahashi, M. Clausen, L. Harding, S. Tout. SOFTBALL A very active schedule was seen by this year's G.A.A. Softball Team. The captain, Sharon Latimer, kept her team in top condition with various fielding and batting exercises. A tremen- dous school spirit and good sportsmanship was evident at their playday, held May 12th, against Laguna, Harbor, and Corona. BA DM IN TON Teamwork and sportsmanship were the goals of this year's G.A.A. badminton team. The girls used their ability to produce a great team and enjoyed playing co- educational badminton after school as an extracurricular activity. The badminton team showed great skill this year and as always was filled with school spirit and enthusiasm. ROW 1: M. Lowry, J. Justice, J. Kent, L. Skidmore, L. Toner, J. Hueftle. ROW 2: J. Scott, J. Blacketer, R. Means, I. Kaye, P. Noggle, L. Pals, T. DeNardis. ROW 3: C. Walker, I. Miller, L. Vitollo, D. Brown. ROW 4: C. Zincon, L. Ernst, S. Latimer, G. Collins, D. Lindeman, I. Brown, C. Exner, A. Tolfree, B. Stahr. .. .,....,...g...., aww... im hw Q' .M ,, N- W. ww ,ini New 3' Q f Q' . ' ,, .L W .AW -A - ' M' - ff. Q? . E T ' t 1 , K r 1 ,55 X ,I - ,i V V .Q J: ' 1 ' ' - A K - .2 I . .' ,6 . ' if ' - ' ' S LQ. J T , H -ff gf , . , , 9 , y Z 3 -l f 15 '-nf-I -1 4 . 3. N ' , ' A ilu A ,- V ' G' fm' i , as K 1 4 me 1. ' fi , 1'-'if H. it if if 3 4 K' 'V' 'B ...iw Aiwa Sm .. ' 'T x ,Ora 'li Swimming: Basketball: Modern Dance: Softball: jackie McGruder Joyce Brown Jeannie Bruins Sharon Latimer if yy, J Tennis: Kathy Hill Volleyball: Donna Lind em an The Team Captains of G.A.A. did a great job this year in promoting school spirit and enthusiasm among the individual sports. The G.A.A. Captains, along with the officers, met every Tuesday sixth period. Badminton: Corrie Schadee 41: N- XM. sw- '-v They helped organize a booth for Marty's Corral and lx also the annual G.A.A. Award's Banquet, where new HOCRQY: cabinet members were announced along with the Girl Badminfonf Carol WHY Gwen Collins ,,-f ' of the Year. Do you really think that you will graduate ??? This year the advisors of G.A.A. chose Darleen Brown as Girl of the Year. She was given this award because of the outstanding work s he accomplished within the many activities of the association. She was accredited with being the President of G.A.A., and she was a member of the Swim Team and Senior if , -aty T 3' e T ' S if --': S f . , . S 'eifi S S5 , -if . , ,mf . .-- - , 1 V G ga 7 L7 :ix .S .M V, .W 'iw . ., . HW 95 1 '- ..f: . - S T f--f T . - l 1 .1 W . - . Pineapple Princess! ! ! 1. 5 Q 1965 1 1 ..y. B Volleyball Team. O t h e r ' Q w . ' ef' -,:' ' . . . . , 1 jf ' activities included noon ac- .. -I . t iv i t i e s committee where f she took part in many of the fig projects put on during the lunc h hour. Darleen was interested in the Hula and Girl of the Year--1965: Darleen Brown Tahitian dances which she performed at many of the G.A.A. presentations and school functions. IUNIORS: ROW 1: A. Tolfy, C. Sullivan, J. Brown, C. Way, E. Bennett, S. Stubblefield, B. Walker, C. Exner, S. Rosaeuc, A. Strong, J. Cantrell, J. Hueftle, C. Schonert, V. Taylor, L. Brady, H. Nathanson. ROW Zzjim Ferryrnan, M. Durante, J. O'Hare, A. Doyle, N. Gillmore, S. Raab, D. Guffy, P. Brown, M. Yeager, L. Englehardt, G. Collins, D. Lindernan, T. Clark, M. Clauson, S. Ortig, T. Parcy, C. Giasene. ROW 3: Don Brenneman, Dana Hall, C. Schadee, Mike Bova, W. Schonert, K. Goslin, D. Fuller, E. Renn, K. Hellaman, P. Rask, D. Dix, L. Flores, C. Stein- backer, L. Skidmore, J. Miller, S. Wartlx, I. Graham. POWDER PUFF This year, Mesa held its second annual Powder Puff game between junior and Senior girls. The game was close, and neither team was able to score, but victory was given to the Seniors on the basis of first downs and yardage gained. On the Senior team, Linda O'Brien and Lana Been were captains, Pat Willis was Most Valuable, and jo Forman was Most Inspirational. On the junior team, Joyce Brown and Donna Fuller were captains, Elaine Bennett and Corrie Schadee were Most Valuable Offensive Players, and Diane Guffy and Wiona Schonert were Most Valuable De- fensive Players. At a special assembly, the Seniors were awarded the Powder Puff trophy, and the Juniors received the crying towel. SENIORS - ROW 1: S. Bryan, P. Spana, I. Kent, J. Bryzicki, M. Hajak, I. Nuzum, L. Midthum, L. Been, T. Nuzum, P. Smith, I. Blacketer, J. Ball. ROW 2: Bruce, P. Dean, J. Kent, L. O'Brien, S. Addeman, P. Devlin, C. Hayden, N. Bannon, P. Willis, C. Gilty, P. Hale, D. Lovelace, L. Nackos, R. Ruz. ROW 3: D. York, R. Means, I. Hodge, J. Jones, C. Gates, I. McGruder, D. Brown, I. Dehn, S. Eisner, S. Kent, L. Carpenter, J. Forman, S. Leeg, M. Golding. 178 I l Now remember, our goal is the one with the pink trim. .L 3 X....f-f Songleaders a go -go . nA 1 Well don't get mad at me! Come on team, it's not that bad! www - Haul, o.B., haul! Come on Lillylips! That's my toe you stepped on! ' F I l 5, ' fl fi: ' MJ' A ,. XYN1 fly vbv UC N , ff! My X GMM! j3ZL!L'f?ljjf,2fNufyf LQ fd! 97 ,ff'J Qfffvfww W AE Qc09f27 f5ffkfi ?W 'f Qi E Juilfffl? ! f'd1 V 465, y Ev My f WW N If if 1' ! My 1 ,wb '- UN 0404 Ziff ' I LQQn V4 f'6L'7 'flu' Lfyfb 1 Af!-' A ff :I I ugh bb yf7f2f2v4 W1f ,7 I . 7 f' 94' VVGQQQ ,j, I jj!! A4,. X A 'lvl I Q Q9 Qiiypfff V l ffjff fc f ? Y W W fl 2zffi Q ' V XJMZ' 1 wx, X X 'N sv, V r... --D . jk. ., Q' X 1 r.-VAR' . . 5' 'ff Q91 S L 5 A my 4 SJ CL Avfkz K 'RZ Q W M A, f 4 X., - : .. ,V ,V K jx 'H keg yx, 4 X' ,4Vv'vf i x.v.L,' ' - f . 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Pam Ware and Ardath Lasley Shirley lsuer The success of the ever popular Senlor Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was due to sheer gemus on the part of the cast and stage crew The play takes place 1n the early 1900 s and IS more or less a true account of two young nalve girls travellng to Europe aboard the S S X Speclal recogn1t1on should go to Mrs Iulle P1nch1n for her actlve part as faculty dlrector and to Mrs Allce Smlth for her hard Work on the or1gnal settlngs and props 163111116 Brulns and Cynthla Prlce deserve speclal credlt for thelr accompanyment on the plano A remarkable lmpromptu per formance was glven by Shlrley lsner 1n the role of Emlly when Joanne Greatorex became 1ll Or1g1nal1ty and perseverance prevalled through out her entlre performance and h1lar1ty was the order of the day A - .. , l,l 9 - . . . Re .