David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

I 'i, 4' ! . ! III l1 rrwq fmmww, Q. . .m, , . . nmgmmw V w : .7' -, , r L ? 5 M g ; .1 ,4 L .y ; ; .. .M W. A F F :- ,v o DA VID STARR JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL Long Beach, California 1973 Together we walk Friends in our Sameness. . . in our szferences . Ln Sunshine and rain ;. ?NHUFC twig. .. x X! .L t Individual r mg 6 gn n6 .Lu moq .L 6n MU T gether . . . ye h t a P 6 h t hg u 0 h t d n A des. . . and LUL D sometlmes m and We must move Out of different Daorways 0f the warld. And across other Vitas of experience 1mm Or at l Still we are a T ogether in 5 The heart Then together we Walk onward, Beyond our visian Inta the unknown, Where the path may Be steep 0r narmw Wide or straight, In sunshine and rain And move toward Greater blending In the glory of life And the promise of tomormw. Peter S. Seymour z . .61 31 . .31121 2 3:1 4,1 IKK .3 1 :14, , . Z . , . t i TRAILBLAZER S TAFF 1 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..................................... Jim Harper CAMPUS LIFE EDITOR ............................... Terry Abseck ASSISTANTS ........................ Diane Blackler, Valerie Blackler, Debbie Immell, Cathy Nielson, Debbie Wemo, Clay Weldon SENIOR EDITOR .................................... Nancy Shore ASSIS TAN T ..................................... Glenda Weygandt JUNIORS EDITOR ................................... Carol Fischer ASSISTAN T ....................................... Diane Holstein SOPHOMORE EDITOR ................................ Susan Nada ASSISTAN T ......................................... Debra Fisher FA C ULTY EDITOR ................................ Brenda Borland ASSISTANT ......................................... Brian Parks SPOR TS EDITORS ........................ Jim Richards, Dan Schuber ASSISTANTS ................. Larry Balcom, Bob Simien, Craig Williams ADVERTISING EDITOR ............................ Sue Williamson SENIOR INDEX ........................ Sheree Dilley, Karen Duensing CREDITED ASSISTANT ............................... Mark Kinder $5134. 2-: N mag v. A d:?3 :. Campus Life Eveiy student finds himself caught up in school spirit, in a world of books, ballgames, and a search for his own identity. F all ASB President It has been a great challenge and a rewarding experience serving the class of 1973 as Sophomore and Junior Class President and the whole student body as ASB President. I feel that the full class of Student Government performed a key role in coordinating the activities of the school in such a manner as to encourage mutual respect, spirit, understanding, and achievement between the students and the administration. I also feel my term of office was highlighted by you, the students of Jordan, for enthusiasm, hard work, and contributions you have made to Jordan, its athletic aims, and to the community of North Long Beach. I salute you, the students of David Starr Jordan. Thanks to each one of you for giving me the opportu- nity to serve you these past three years. Charles A. Parks Fall ASB President Charlie puts it all together. Charlie hands the President's gavel to Susie. Stopping before class to smile for the photographer . . . F all Student Government Mr. Woitovich Shannon Murphy Sec. of Girls' Athletics Denise Hooten Sec. to the Cabinet Karen Ward Sec. of Acfl ies Dennis Rifterbush Corresponding Sec. Jim Brainurd ASB Vice-President Teresa Ellis Sec. of Awards Lori Froshour Sec. of Finance Fall Student Government Larry Hudson Sec. of Boys' Athletics Spring ASB President When I was elected ASB President, it was the most exciting experience of my years in school. I soon learned that the iob could be both rewarding and frus- trating. Very few girls have sought this office, and in light of this, I felt especially honored to have been elected by my fellow students. Having the opportunity to deal with many people in a wide variety of circumstances, I feel I learned a great deal about others as well as myself. Each day I came upon new and challenging experiences. Sewing Jordan as ASB President during the spring semester of 1973 is a memory I shall always cherish. Susie Jose Spring ASB President Spring ASB President e Susie Jose Susie shows her serious side. 22 Susie chats with a few of her many friends. Spring Student Denise Hoolen Sec. to the Cabinet Government Carlos Pior Sec. of Awards Lori Freshour Corresponding Sec. Jim Feenslra Sec. of Boys Athletics Shannon Murphy Sec. of Finance Craig Williams ; ,, ASB Vice-Presiden! T erry Mu r phy Sec. of Girls Athletics Charlie Parks Sec. of Activities Dave Yamamoto Spring Siudenf Government Sec. of Arts Girls 9 League Girls' League is responsible for organizing many of the activities around campus. They sponsor such things as candy sales, pizza and spaghetti feeds. They also make small presents for the teachers to celebrate certain holidays during the year. Glenda Weygandf Diane Williamson Spring President Fall President Laura Giles Susan Armstrong FalI Corresponding Secretary Fall Vice Presidenf Spring Dress Regulations Denise Hooten Debbi Strohman Spring Recording Secretary Spring Vice President FALL GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISORY BOARD - Row 1: L. Giles, D. Williamson. Row 2: M. Stockwell, 5. Armstrong. Row 3: L. Jones, M. lester. Row 4: O. Halby, L. Dotson. Row 5: L. Rhodes, D. Strohman. Row 6: D. Holstein. Medesa Lester Fall Dress Regula'ions Lou Ann Jones Spring Corresponding Secretary SPRING GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISORY BOARD - Row 1: G. Weygandt, I. Muntaner, P. Muntaner, M. Lester, D. Holstein. Row 2: D. Simmons, L. Jones, J. Talbot, C. Miller, C. Gray, M. Ennis. Boys9 League FALL BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS - L. Cottingham, President,- C. Cook, SPRING BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS - D. RiHerbush, Vice President; Vice President; J. Feensfra, member; P. Bethel, Treasurer; B. Ferguson, P. Belhel, Recording Secreiary; B. Ferguson, Treasurer. Recording Secretary. 25 m w David Streetz Eastman, D. Blockler, D. Streetz, V. Blackler, J. Braithwaite. Row 2: J. Migliozzi, D. Armand, C. Lokey. 26 Lynn Eastman 7; Connie Morris and Mary Jane McCa .4 Am emwkrrw 4-414 . w .. ,thw vmwaw 5.x; rthy ' '- iww .1: i 2 '5. ii i M ajarettes 72- 73 The maiorettes practice during the sum- mer perfecting their routines for the football season to come. Mary Jane and Connie are involved in various activities at Jordan. They march with the band, cheer on the football team and add dazzle to Jordan's half-time shows. L MY .4 ,1; r h . '9' 2a,, 7;. V . mud 3:1,; u w, w x g. a - Row 1: V. McKenzie, L. Roberts, 5. Maxson -- Head, K. Commeau, P. Parks, A. Jardine. Song Lori Roberts 28 Shari Maxson Head Kathy Commeau Annette Jardine L I Glenda Weygundt 1 AKA Lori Freshour Terri Walker T. Walke m . r,L Eileen Cochems - Head Flag . Freshour, 8. Rosenberger, E. Cochems, G. Weygandf. Row 2: D. Bartlett. 29 $4, . Row 1: T. Abeck,.D. lmmell, J. Clyde, K. Cozad. Row 2: A. Eppolito, S. Perez, P. Wright, R. Jensen, C. Merrill, S. Solomon, 5. Knickerbocker, J. Kinne, N. Shore, B Moore, N. Larragoni, D. Rentner, J. Stockton, B. Hammerl, P. Sharp, M. Rivera, K. Walls and L. Rangel. Row 3: W. Hatch, S. Herrin, D. Davis, R. Reaney, J. Sauvage, K Parkhurst, M. Gunderson, J. Poole, T. Mitchell, D. Semple, R. Maths, S. Folstad, M. Starr, L. Greggs, P. Sirevaag, C. Nielson, S. Robertson, and T. Moore. Row 4: C Gray, G. Vllas, S. Werner, C. Eckert, H. Schleiermacher, D. Stems, M. Stockwell, D. Bihner, G. Lowe, M. Crook, W. Metcalfe, D. Holstein, S. Allen, C. McCullough, S Pantherettes . Lulu; .- Roe, L. Delk, L. Wilson, L. Giles, R. Taylor, D. Driskill, and T. Cowan. Row 5: J. Howe, P. Sasseen, J. Addison, L. Rhodes, C. L. Dunmore, G. Gasfelum, A. Shoben, D. Strohman, M. Lester, J. Talbot, 5. Ruge, J. Ward, L. Menard, M. Ennis. The Pantherettes are one of Jordan's hardest working groups. They practice constantly in the summer perfecting their marching routines and formations. Their entertaining half-time shows add enjoyment to Jordan's football games. We are very fortunate to have such dedicated girls. Mm Debbie lmmell Kathy Cozad Drill Captain Dance Captain M ascots Equipped with new uniforms, this year's mascots, Carroll Ann Walters and Debbie Werno, have helped gain our berzerk attitude. Along with their various game duties, they assist with the numerous spirit signs around campus. Carroll Ann Walters and Debbie Werno Alternates: Michelle Gunderson a To add to our spirit, we have new J.V. Yell Leaders. The girls supported both the Sophomore and J.V. teams throughout the year. After a long summer of practice the 8 girls were selected from over fifty candidates, who had to have the same qualifications as our Varsity Yell. Row 7.- C. Bagby. Row 2: T. Muzic, J. Noble, J. Goodman, D. Bilsley, J. Cook. Row 3: D. Bee, J. Johnson. J.V. Yell slie Smith. 33 Asst. Drum Maior PAGENTRY Row 1: S. May, S. Collins, C. Marsden, C. Hone, D. Nickel, L. Seib, H. McCullough, E. Soria. Row 2: C. Gardner, L. Underhill, L Slifer, T. Ellis, M. Rivera, B. Briggs, L. Goodurf, L. Miller. Row 3: W. Jones, K. Lyle, R. Loughridge, D. Van Such, S. Brady, C. Steuck, F. Jeff Dixon Bronkull. Anywl' BRASS -- Row 1: D. Yamamoto, R. Krebs, J. Scott, M. Griffith, S. Andrews. Row 2: B. TRUMPET AND SAX Row 1: S. Lupold, B. Porterson, K. Cartwright, D. Johnson, D. Given, D. Parkinson, D. Findley, C. Peters, K. Wilfong, P. Weckerly. Chamberlain, J. Squires, D. Ferguson, 0. Larragoifti. Row 2: D. Staten, T. Carey, D. Dunn, G. Moss, K. Mallonee, P. Baumgarfner, M. Eddy. Row 3: H. Lewis, R. Hay. M arching ' a 3 .- m ; . 9 . ,, w,md'. - . .. Q. - I3, ' a V Head Drum Maior GLOCKENSPIEL - Row 1: J. Stokes, C. Lord, J. Jones, J. Ihrig. Row 2: K. Ward, J. Bretheim, L. Steve Hansen Bennett. WOODWINDS - Row 1: D. Ward, J. Jeglum, E. Schweitzer, D. Schooler. Row 2: D. Larison, L. Collins, C. Stone, M. Morrissey, 5. Ford, P. Baumgarfner. Row 3: J. Davis, D. Taylor, T. Stringham, V. McDowalL ' I J; a DRUMS - Row 1: S. Boswell, C. Noble, C. Paulsen, D. Schwartz. Row 2: B. Bolin, P. Bradley, J. Berryman, S. Montrie. 35 l 9 72 H omecoming Queen Rachel Cordova I 9 72 H omecoming Court 4y . Mary Jane McCarthy Janine Migliozzi Senior Princess Senior Princess Vicky Brown Lisa Cordova Kelli Riggs Junior Princess Junior Princess Sophomore Princess 37 GO Berserk! PTA Our mothers give their time to many activities that help our school. Row 1: Mrs. Milton, Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Loughlin, Mrs. Schlaifer, Mrs. Randall. Row 2: Mrs. Hanel, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. Highland, Mrs. Fekiar, Mrs. Metcalfe, Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Oiedo. Stage Crew The stage crew is the backbone of all assem- blies and other performances staged in our auditorium. Row 1: T. Sheldon, S. Saybrook, L. Nault, R. Thompson, K. Friedt, D. Elliott. Row 2: P. Parsons, M. Humes, J. Diedrich. Row 3: P. Wisniewski, B. Brod, D. Inlow, D. Harris. Row 4: G. Huff, H. Woolf, B. Hartman, K. Findley, J. Whipple. Poly Exchange Keith Wilson . Jean Smith 5 1-1 - 'X x: V . Brian Parks Debbie Fisher Craig Williams Glenda Weygandt Faculty, Sports Sophomores Sports Seniors Valerie Blockler Campus Life And as your EDITOR . . . Debbie Werno Campus Life n Well, if you ask me . . . Advisor Diane Blackler Campus Life Diane Holstein Juniors Jim Harper - Editor-in-Chief Dan Schuber - Sports Editor Brenda Borland Sue Williamson Terry Abseck BObbY Simien Faculty Editor Ads, G.A.A. Editor Campus Life Editor Sports B lazer . Sue Noda Sophomore Editor Would you believe this year- book is 10070 wool? Lawrence Balcom Sports HOOH . . . AH . . . Look at this shot of Coach Landis. Cathy Neilson Campus Life Carol Fisher Junior Editor Clay Weldon - Junior, Campus Life Nancy Shore - Senior Editor Karen Duensing - Senior Index Miss Howell - Advisor Danidl' ' Lee Cindy Bell Larry Reynolds Sports Writer Feature Editor Sports Writer Vicki Goslee Editor-in-Chief Darryl Robinson Sports Writer And then, the princess kissed the little froggie . . . Chuck McCray - Staff Reporter Melodee Wilcox Exchange Editor Colleen Denham Reporter Phillip Tukua Cartoonist, Sports John Townsend Adv. Manager, Photographer But John, your deadline Vi; L . Laura Gaylord - Copy Reader Robena Wentz Editorial Editor was two months agol Linda Bennett - News Editor ZZZzzz . . . Bob Mathews - Sports Editor Vicky Daniel Copyreader Dana Dodd Staff Reporter Wendy Coots Staff Reporter Mickey Fesler Sports Writer Cindy Gray -- Staff Reporter DRILL TEAM Row 1: C. Weldon. Row 2: B. Griffin, 5. Berryman. Row 3: J. Townsend, D. Row 5: R. Walters, A. Gaines, M. Rogers, J. Davis. RIFLE TEAM - Row 1: J. Davis, C. Weldon, D. Booth, D. Aurand, B. Smith, 5. Hubbard, M. Rogers. COLOR GUARD Row 1: H. Lane, 5. Berryman, R. Walters, M. Rogers, 8. Hubbard, W. Thompson, J. Haughfelin, J. Townsend, D. Smith, C. Weldon, J. Vineyard, D. Booth, B. Sweatman, D. Smith, W. Frank. Reserve Officer Training Corps GIRL CADETS Row 1: J. Haughtelin, D. Alsup, L. Hanke, D. Smith. 51 kuwfmnu .. Hang on, Babyl But, I don't like spinach! Bless you! Joan of Arc portrayed by Becky McKean. 3001 R; The Three 5 toog 'LA es??? , LM Huh? GRRrrr . . . l Facial expression is one of the many artistic techniques that drama students must develop under the fine instruction of Dr. McMenamin. There are many variations of 'Tacial expressions as picture d Fere. Art tlasses not only offer the stu- dents opportunities to learn techniques valuable to their careers; but most impor- tant, they give the students the opportu- nities to develop as creative individuals by developing their perceptions and stud- ying art as it fits into our world society. . e ,e . 5x-jwkwui,.d v ht? i8 :2: Row 1: A. Eatmon, J. Handlon, 8. Simpson, D. Flesner, B. Johnson, 8. Becker, R. Clawson, T. Darnell. Row 2: S. Walker, M. Briggs, N. Slossen, V. Sergi, D. Bennett, M. Falco, K. Butler, Mrs. Rike. r '1 H ealth Occupations. Introduction to health occupations recog- nizes the need for career planning in the health field. The course introduces students to the var- ious occupations available to them. During the first semester the students receive two periods of instruction daily, includ- ing laboratory experiences, lectures and discus- sions, presentations by experts in vaious health fields, and field trips. The second semester includes limited active participation in many different depart- ments of a health care facility. 55 Canteen Our canteen, under the direction of Fran Hanel, holds monthly dances with bands such as Edge, hAtlantis, Truth, and Steeple Jaq. Students may casually play pool or iust get acquainted with other Jordanites. Offi- cers hold meetings on Tuesday nights to plan future tournaments, competitions, and dances. F all Officers Row 1: John Serrano, president; Wanda Meccalf, ls! vice presidem; Sharolyn Roe, 2nd vice president, Nancy Larragoili, recording secretary; Sylvia Mollonee, treasurer. Canteen Mural painted by Keith Cook, Laura Gaylord, Lori Gunn, Debbi $10115, Andy Williams, Clarice Mace, Agnes Demulling, and Steve Erskine. Row 1: Mercy Tapia, Kathy Farmer, treasurer; Cathy Sullivan, corresponding secretary; Bob Marquez, recording secretary; Mary Suftie, Is! vice president; Dennis Ritterbush, president. u Joe King, 2nd Vice President Row 1: E. Hull, L. Freshour, K. Purkhurst, C. Berggren, 5. Brady, C. Reynard, C. Endress, J. Stokes. Row 2: N. Larragomi, D. Strohman, L. Bennett, K. Degraffenreid R. Hughes, J. Dixon, D. Dunn, C. Stodolka, R. Dale. Row 3: N. Wolford, P. Richardson, Y. Riviera, R. Matuck, S. Roe. Row 4: J. Ihrig, C. Lord, J. Bretheim, P. Bradley S. Montrie, D. Schwartz, J. Jones, T. Stringham, B. Rouse, L. Collins, K. Ward, J. Clyde, R. Pelletier, E. Schweitzer, S. Robertson, J. Vineyard, D. Bybee. Row 5: D Chamberlain, P. Tukua, K. Williams, D. Ferguson, R. Bankus, S. Andrews, D. Yamamoto, D. Parkinson, Mr. Bartkus, Lars Hansen. Orchestra Our orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Jerome Bartkus, was very active this year. Several performances for neighboring iunior high schools were added to their usual Pops Concert, L Christmas Evensong, and Spring Concert ;. A year of hard work culminated in the long hours of practice which went into making the musical 'The King and I a tremendous success. Straw Hatters g Row 1: D. Dunn, C. Noble, 5. Robertson, D. Yamamoto, S. Andrews, M. Wilson. : . Dixon, T. Stringham, D. Parkinson, S. Hansen, D. Chamberlain, D. Schwartz, P. Tukua. Choraliers Row 1: C. Hane, V. Flynn, G. Ballard, D. Hooien, R. Oyler, T. Walker, B. Griffin, S. Brigham, D. EHiof, D. Schlarb. Row 2: 5. Armstrong, D. Williamson, T. Aycock, P. Blackman, P. Tukua, G. Weygandf, C. Noble, C. Walters, D. Loughlin, G. Schwer, D. Yamamoto, P. Sirevaag. M ixed Chorus Row 1: M. Fuller, K. Dixon, C. Morgan, D. Gilbert, S. Osendorf, O. Saldivor. Row 2: S. Armstrong, R. Foyer, C. Walters, J. Bakalar, J. Noble, D. Elliott, Miss Moon. Row 3: D. Baker, G. Peters, F. Schornack, J. Vasquez, J. Garvey. Girls Choir Row 1: B. Costa, D. Jamison, K. Williams, J. Rucker, J. James, E. East, S. Underwood, Row 2: Miss Moon, L. Brauh, L. Kama, C. Hone, D. Nickel, B. Hass, D. Daniels, R. Newman. Row 3: L. Peter- son, A. Lienesch, M. Mead, D. Van Such, E. Emmeri. Each spring, the choral groups go to a festival where they are graded by two judges, usually college choral professors. The groups are graded on an A,B,C,D,F scale in nine categories, such as blend, balance, tone quality, accuracy, etc., each group receiving eighteen grades. In the twenty years we have been going to festivals, our cumulative grade point average has been 3.65 for all groups. In the past eight years our GPA has been 3.87, a mark of which we are very proud. We have had some exceptional years, such as 1964, when our A Cappella Choir was rated as one of two best in Southern California and was declared by the judges to be the equal of any high school choir in the United States. Our Choraliers of 1969 received the highest possible ratings and Commendations when they were the guest group at the festival in Riverside. Last year's choraliers received the highest ratings at the LBCC invita- tional festival and were invited back again this year, so we're hoping for more high marks. A Cappella Row 1: R. Fisher, C. Hane, D. Hooten, S. Armstrong, C. Walters, N. Walker, 5. Brigham, P. McKees, D. Schooler, A. Newman, B. Milliken. Row 2: T. Bokrony, D. Sidlin, D. Drew, 5. Leiser, T. Walker, T. J. Walker, R. Shafer, L. Trussell, L. Collins, P. Sirevaag, E. East. Row-3: C. Denham, K. Carlson, V. Flynn, C. Reynard, J. Bretheim, D. Schulz, B. Griffin, K. Schlarb, D. Elliott, M. Green, G. Schwer, Dt Cracker. Row 4: A. McGowan, B. Codieux, G. Ballard, T. Aycock, M. Robinson, B. Ferguson, P. Tukua, L. Stokes, C. Noble, R. Oyler, D. Laughlin, D. Bourne. 61 American F ield Service fean-Pierre Outteryck-Schneider Jean-Pierre takes part in many Jordan activities. Jordan makes Jean-Pierre smile. Jean-Pierre Outteryck-Schneider, our foreign exchange student from DeuiI-la-Barre, France, has proven to be one of the most active and involved students on the Jordan campus. His desire to be active, along with a love for sports, led him to try out for football where he spent the season as split-end on our varsity team. He's also involved in our student affairs through his role in student government. One of Jean-Pierre's favorite activities is meet- ing people. He says the people at Jordan seem about the same as those at his school in France, x ' fri ndlier. H th t or an h COSMOPOLITAN CLUB e Row 1: B. Simpson, P. Baumgardner, P. Muntaner, L. Pier- e cept for bemg e . . e feels a J .d as son, W. Shaw, 5. Jackson. Row 2: D. Hope, V. Sgritta, D. Ritterlpush, D. Holstein, D. great Sp'm' Perhaps th's '5 because Jean.P'e e has Parkenson, R. Clatcafieo. Row 3: Mrs. Wood, sponsor; S. Bunch, D. Taylor, L. Rhodes, S. made our school year a little brighter for those of us MCCOY' J' Danie's' fortunate enough to have known him. NHS. National Honor Society is made up of students with a grade point average of 3.5 or better. N.H.S. is a society made up to honor these fine students, on a national level. Row 1: M. Suhie, D. Fisher, 5. Williamson, J. King, S. Robertson. Row 2: H. Woolf, L. Freshour, W. Milan, D. Yamamoto, J. Davis. Row 3: D. Strohman, D. Dunn, D. Rifferbush, C. Pridy. Row 4: P. Tukua, V. Blackler, L. Rhodes, M. Dyer. Row 5: D. Streetz, D. Blackler, P. Bethel. C.S.F. California Scholarship Federation is another society for the recognition of high achievement in the scholastic area. These students should be congrm- ulated for outstanding work at Jordan. low I: P. Nugenf, J. King, S. Williamson, L. Freshour, D. Fisher. Row 2: W. Milan, D. Yamamoto, J. Davis, 8. Robertson, V. Sgriffa, J. Dunkelburger. Row 3: H. Woolf, D. Ritterbush, D. Dunn, D. Strohman, B. Rouse, D. Young. Row 4: D. O'Hoyt, D. Streetz, P. Tukuu, P. Bethel, M. Dyer, 5. Parks. FB.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America has been established to give business minded students a chance to develop in many areas of business. These girls with the help of their outstanding sponsors, Caroline Price and Gwendolyn Mack, are moving forward in the business world. Row 1: M. Houdek, B. Smith, V. Flynn, D. Van Such, T. DeMasters, L. Estrada, A. Jurdine, P. Parks, 8. Allen. Row 2: Miss Mack - Sponsor, 8. Fitman, L. Carieri, D. Wright, J. Bogema, D. Hope, 5. Alexander, 5. Wright, D. Hall, Miss Price -- Sponsor. Row 3: G. Grunt, C. Gardner, L. Dun- more, R. Mafthys, L. Eastman, D. Tisue, L. Uptmor, D. Driskill. 63 ZIECA. Each year, Distributive Education Clubs of America holds state and national conven- tions where students participate in contests in such areas as salesmanship, advertising, public speaking, marketing, research manu- als, etc. Row 1: S. Tobias, V. Flynn, S. Williamson, D. Williamson, V. Parrish, D. Holstein, D. Humrich. Row 2: J. Clyde, L. Freshour, S. Pesaniel, S. Perez, 5. Mallonee, V. Sgrma, L. Rhodes, K. Ward, Mrs. McGuire. Row 3: D. Todd, D. Gilbert, R. Crutchfield, W. Hatch, C. Nielsen. Row 4: W. Show, T. Dyer, P. Befhel, K. White, D. Yamamoto. 64 Row 1: C. Rossignol, B. Fifmcn, R. Mutthys, C. Nielson, S. Perez, D. Griffis, S. Crabtree, 5. Armstrong, J. Folk. Row 2 G. Gastelum, P. Wright, C. Keeling, L. Gaylord, M. Starr, S. Baker, 5. Kozdrey, E. Cofa, M. DeMello, K. Kozdrey Row 3: L. Wick, C. Vogf, C. Robbins, L. Laswell, J. Schleirmacher, S. Campbell, K. Commeau, G. Pendley, P. Gava nus. Row 4: Mr. Mortinoff, K. Headtke, D. Lovorn, D. Barnes, T. Moore, G. Vilas, C. Pridy, D. Renlner, S. May, B lnlow. Row 5: M. Eddy, R. Renshaw, K. Moore, K. Lyle, M. Keyser, D. Leveck, H. Costerbaun, D. Lariviere, K. Young Row 6: R. Kahlbau, M. Meyer, M. Fesler, K. Francis, L. Tookey, L. Ness, J. Stanley, 5. Eldred, A. Schlaifer. Row 7: L Cleveland, D. Huntsman, M. Oieda, M. Frick, J. Hutchinson, H. Schleiermacher, K. Shobert, Z. Kelly. VLCA. Future Teachers of America is a club with national affiliation which explores the field of teaching. Vocational Industrial Clubs of Americ develops leadership, vocational goals, enthus asm for learning, good workmanship; and pr- motes participation in industrial, educationa and recreational activities. Row 1: F. Palmer, 5. Anna, J. Whipple, D. RiHerbush, I Dunn, D. Bukur, C. Hamilton, D. Mlliams, S. Snedeke Mr. Horning, Mr. Meline, Mr. Rustuen. Tamana Tamana is a creative arts club dedicated to the enjoyment of everything that reflects cultural creativ- ity. Row 1: M. Houdek, D. Hitchcock, D. Deakins, P. Muntoner, C. Nielsen. Row 2: R. Crutchfield, C. McCray, M. Dyer, G. Schwer, J. Padron. Row 3: W. Shaw, D. Hughes, 5. Bunch, A. Johnson. Thespians Thespian Troupe 490 is a club dedicated to establishing standards of excellence in all phases of theatre by aspiring to and achieving professional performances. Students must earn 20 points to ioin. Row 1: D. Gilbert, 5. Mallonee, V. Brown, T. Gregory, S. Leiser, A. Newman, D. Sobczyk. Row 2: D. Armand, L. Eastman, L. Slifer, D. Todd, C. Lokey, B. McKean, Dr. McMenomin. Row 3: M. Hea- Iey, J. Silvers, D. Bogdanski, T. White, P. Bethel. Row 4: M. Dyer, P. Otis, W. Show, D. Streetz. Shutterbugs Producing pictures for various school groups is one of the activities of this alert group of camera enthusiasts. Row 1: B. Davis, M. Applegate, J. Schmidt, D. Shank, R. Kahlbau, J. Gulley, D. Nesthus. Row 2: R. Morgan, D. D. Bernas, T. New- ton, G. Williamson, B. Hancock, M. Polhill. Row 3: D. Jones, D. Jones, D. Collins, J. Rychlec, J. Howell, L. Apptegate, Z. Kelley, L. Mnlner. Webfoots The Webfoots is a group of 9 who support the sports of water p and swimming by attending and par pating in these events. Row 1: D. Schoonover, M. Polhill, J. Broinard, D. Shank, R. Vandruff, R. Nutt, M. Frick, K. Filinuk, D. Meyer, B. Givens. Row 2: B. English, C. Peters, R. Rappe, R. Brown, J. Gulley, B. Erickson, D. Kirby, D. Mathis, C. Layne, C. Collins. Row 3: M. Boone, D. Johnson, M. Kilburger, M. Butler, T. Layne, M. Filinuk, B. Gerbasi, B. Moore, R. Matuck. Casaba Casaba, meaning melon - the shape of the ball, is the term from which the club got its name. These are guys interested in promoting the sport of basketball. Raw 1: P. Sanders, D. Miller, J. Wolfe. Row 2: R. Agee, J. Daniels, R. Matthews, Walker, 5. Parks. Row 3: D. Robinson, M. Jackson, and E. Broithwaite. Row 4: G. Stre- J. Hardy, J. Schumacher. Horsehiders The Horsehiders consists of young men interested in developi their skitls in baseball. Row 1: J. Anthony, C. Williams, M. Hall, and J. Jauregui. Row 2: M. Robinson, G. Randall, D. Driskill, K. Duff, B. Whitleye Row 3: L. Balcom, K. Dain, T. Osborne, C. Townsend, R. Allen. Panther Track I Row 1: L. Giumpapa, D. Cottrell, T. Barbee, C. Parks, D. Robinson, B. Hancock. Row 2: B. Parks, C. Lackey, R. White, P. Bethel, R. Cooper, J. Dorsey, R. Maisch, D. Burley4 Row 1: C. Parks, D. Ritterbush, M. Oieda, J. Feenstra, C. Cook, B. Ferguson. Row 2: Row 1: G. Jennings, G. Freeman, K. Ochs. Row 2: M. McMillan, J, Gallqgos, K. M. Fitch, T. Barbee, P. Tukuc, D. Schuber. Row 3: K. Wright, R. Walker. Row 5: C. Hillyer, M. Fitch. Row 3: S. Ughoc, B. Wulfsberg, D. McGehee, R. Haney, J Wulfs- Lackey, R' Whlfe' 1 Dorsey. berg. Lettermenys C ab Row 1: T. Dorsey, P. Tukua, D. Ritterbush, R. Walker, M. Oiedc, J. Feenstro, C. Cook, B. Ferguson, C. Williams. Row 2: M. Robinson, C. Parks, G. Randall, T. Nobis, D. Dunn, T. Barbee, K. Wright, D. Schuber, R. White, C. Lackey, D. Shank. 67 Row 3: R. White, B Wilson, 8. Parks, D. Stiles, D. Lee, J. Brainard, D. Johnson, M. Butler, R. Cooper, M. Polhill. Row 4: L. Balcom, B. Hancock, J. Anthony, D. Schoonover, B. Wilkinson, R. NuH, R. Vandruff, B. Erickson, J. Daniels. Interact Interact serves the school and the community. Row 1: Mr. Cordes, C. Cook, P. Bethel, J. Feenstra, Mr. Landis. Row 2: B. Ferguson, T. Barbee, R. Walker, B. Whalin, L. Corringhum, D. Schuber. Row 3: M. Surlie, V. Blackler, D. Blackler, M. Oieda, D. Werno, D. Immell. Grapplers Grapplers promote wrestling of Jordan. Row 1: F. Palmer, R. Struus, P. Nugent, R. Wilson, J. Wink, R. Mena. Row 2: K. Teafatiller, A. Schlaifer, J. Dorsey, R. Chambers, D. Schulz, R. Smith, C. Sufi. Row 3: Mr. Costello, M. Oieda, S. Crapenhoft, C. Wheeler, D. Williams, J. Wolder, R. Sparks, B. Frambach, Mr. Lifshin. Leo Club Leo Club promotes service activi- ties, develops leadership, fellowship, and mutual understanding. Row 1: D. Yamamoto, J. Jones, D. Ward, J. Stokes, C. Gardner, L. Freshour, H. McCullough, C. Hone, K. Parkhurst, P. Nugent. Row 2: D. Williamson, 5. Robertson, F. Palmer, D. Hooten, C. Dowd, P. Sirevuog, R. Span- bauer, K. Kelly, M. Wilcox, C. Seib. Row 3: D. Barclay, J. Moczygemba, B. Rouse, K. Cozad, S. May, J. Brainard, M. Osendorf, D. Davis, J. Jeglum, V. Flynn, 5. Ford, J. De'erding, D. Rit- terbush. Row 4: D. Nickel, E. Soria, B. Stack, C. Noble, D. Schoonover, D. Dunn, C. Marsden, L. Rhodes. Row 5: P. Powell, B. Lipku, J. Talbot S. Valentine, C. Reynard, E. E051, D. Taylor, B. Givens. Row 6: Mr. Dixon, Mr. Bartkus, B. Mel- ville, S. Boswell, J. Dixon, G. Moss, T. String- ham, S. Allen, D. Sparks, P. Bradley. Holding Banner: M. Robinson, J. Berrymon. Key Club Usherettes Usherettes provide ushers for school activities as well as for the Civic Light Opera. Key Club develops Ieadertship, serves the school, and encourages izenship. 'r 1: M. McCarthy, J. Townsend, J. King, G. Jimenez, B. Patterson, C. Collins. Row 2: D. Row 1: P. McKee, C. Todd, D. Py, S. Perez, C. Neilson. Row 2: L. Wassermon, S. as, W. Suwall, J. Daniels, M. Gannon, C. Parks, S. Park, B. Frambach, Mr. Hungerford. Mullendore, L. Jones, 5. Pesaniello, C. LeBlanc, C. Steuck. Row 3: V. Smith, B. Vansuch, E. Spence, K. Burdell, A. Lienesch, L. Tomich. Anchor Anchor serves the community and the school while preparing '. for useful citizenship. Bon Appetit Bon Appetit trains young people in practical hospitality training. Row 1: l. Gibbons, M. Gaefcke, J. Gordon, D. Gallegos, C. Dietrich, D. Olson, and S. Jacobson. Row 2: E. Hughes, A. Bright, 5. Watson, V. Willis, L. Propoggio, T. Welcher, T. Young. Row 3: B. Hartley, M. Wisniewski, B. Hanewinckel, D. Findley, K. White, L. Travis, B. Bash, Miss Walsh. 1: D. Strohman, D. Williamson, G. Weygandt, V. McDowell, D. Fisher, and V. a. Row 2: K. Burdell and J. Poole. Row 3: K. Ward, T. Walker, 5. Node, L. our, 5. Armstrong. 69 Anchors owayl JORDAN .8. 'L'.ICH. How I built myself into a physical marvel . . . Memories s p ! By the hair on my chinny chin chin . . . The wars! that could happen . . . With each rusmg sun think of your life as lust 7 beginning show kindness and hve today JANICE CLYDE Secretary v. 41; i1 i' MICHELLE GUNDERSON iTreasurer w w Senior Class Officers JOE KING President SALLI WERNER Vice President MARY SUTTIE Representative W WAYNE P. AHO VICKIE S. AINSWORTH TERRY ABSECK SUZANNE ALEXANDER BARBARA ALLEN RODNEY L. ALLEN ; . SHELLY T. ANDREWS JOHN H. ANTHONY SUSAN K. ARMSTRONG LYN A. ARNOLD TIMOTHY AYCOCK 74 ' The seconds of life tick slowly onward . . . ?N f V LARRY BALCOM WILLIAM BALLARD RONALD BANTA KEITH P. BARAKAT TIM J. BARBEE DeLYN R. BARCLAY SONYA BARFOOT DAVID P. BARNES DEBRA L. BARNES DEBRA L. BARNES E, 31 EA LINDA BARR SALLIE J. BARTELS DEBORAH D. BARTLETT DEBRA R. BEASON JOHN BEAUSOLEIL , r: K7 I? VIRGINIA BELTRAN CINDY L. BENKO DENNIS BENNETT . . and another chapter of life is completed. PAUL B. BETHEL RANDALL BISHOP 4L , DIANE C. BLACKLER VALERIE C. BLACKLER PAMELA BLACKMAN Within time's pages are found ELAINE D. BLISS DARRYL BOGDANSKI LESLIE BOHANNAN BILLY D. BOLIN BRENDA BORLAND .1 3K DEAN E. BOYER JAMES BRAINARD JULITA BRAITHWAITE BRUCE R. BOSWELL SCOTT BOSWELL a CINDY BRIDGES CINDY BRIGGS RONALD K. BRIGHT MARY BROWN DAVID BURLEY the records of all human existence. DENISE BURROWS STEVE BURT JERI L. BURTON GLORIA CANIZALES LISA CARIERI KAREN CARLSON GERALD E. CARR MARTHA CARSON PEGGY CARTER RANDY CHAMBERS DEBRA CHARON PAUL T. CHATHAM JOSEPH CHAVEZ CAROL CLAYPOOL NEYSA CLEM V f DEBRA L. CLOSSON All of life's mysfery . . . LORI CLEVELAND KARIN A. CLOSE JANICE CLYDE EILEEN COCHEMS DONALD COLEMAN JO ANN COMBS KATHY COMMEAU CURTIS COOK ? 3, RACHEL CORDOVA SHARON CORMACK ELZA COTA LARRY COTTINGHAM DANIEL COTTRELL TERRINA COWA u, KAREN COX LAURIE COX J . 1 ATHY COZAD SHEILA CRABTREE KEVIN CRAWFORD . .excitemenl . . . 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HILL V MARY HEISER The fortune of life is happiness and looking back upon . . . 7X 7 z - . . 111?? 7 ANDRE HILLYER BECKY HOFHEINZ JUDY HOLM MARCIA HOLODNIK MARLENE HOUDEK JULIE HUEFNER DAVID HUGHES DOROTHY HUGHES ERROL HULL JOAN HUNTER . . what has made you happy . . . 7 SAMUEL HUNTER DARLENE HUNTSMAN DEBBIE IMMELL MICHAEL INCARDONE , ,1 i A x I DANIEL INLOW RANDY JAMES 85 . . a water polo game . . . j ANNETTE JARDINE MICHAEL JOCELYN RICK JOINES as? $ SUSIE JOSE JAMES JUNDT CINDY S. KEELING GWEN KEENAN KATHY KELLY v GAIL KENNINGTON JOE KING ALISA KIRKLAND BILL KLAUCK KELLY KENDALL kf 3., $1, RONALD KNOBLOCK KAREN L. KOZDREY SHARON M. KOZDREY STEVE KRABBE JOYCE KYZER CHARLES LACKEY JEFFREY LAKIN NANCY LARRIGOITI PATRICK LAWLER CATHERINE LEE BRUCE LEHNE WENDY LEIDECKER SUSAN LEISER X . x XEg JOHN LEPIRE VALERIE LEWIS MARSHA LINDSEY CINDY LOKEY WILLIAM L. LONG GERALDINE LOWE KAREN LYLE CLARICE MACE SHEREE MACFARLAND JANET MAGNESS MICHAEL MAHAN RUSSELL MAISCH KIT M. 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PETER DEBBIE STOTTS DAVID STREETZ DEBORA STROHMAN STEVEN SUBLETI' RUTH SURINECK CHRIS SUTT MARY SUTTIE DAVID TANIS SCOTI' TAYLOR SUSAN TAYLOR , 5 CHRISTAL THOMAS DEBBY THOMAS ANITA THURMAN LINDA TIBBETTS DEBRA TISUE DANIEL TOBIN LAURA TOOKEY 98 PHIL TUKUA . . . art classes . . . LINDA TURREY . 4 BETTY UNDERSON lINDA UPTMOR man: i DEBBIE VAN BUSKIRK RICK VANDRUFF . . or becoming queen. MARY VAUGHN ax DEBBIE VEGA MARLENE VERNON TOM VON REYN NELLEKE VOOGD ROY WALKER TERESA WALKER KATHLENE WALLACE CARROLL ANN WALTERS KAREN WARD ROBERT WARNER DAVID WEBSTER CHERYL WELLS MIKE WELLS MELODY WESTBY GLENDA WEYGANDT ROBERTA WENTZ SALLY WERNER x ,5 ' C RICHARD WHITE BILL WILKINSON ANDREW WILLIAMS CRAIG WILLIAMS The important thing is . . . EVAN WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMS DIANE WILLIAMSON SUSAN WILLIAMSON KENNY WILSON RICHARD WILSON JEFF WOLDER JOHN WOLTER , 1k, 4k , JAN WULFSBERG DAVID YAMAMOTO . . .1 F d h . o In applness 101 Senior Index BLACKLER, VALERIE ABSECK, TERRY BACUS, CATHERINE BASFORD, MARY Honor Roll, Interact, Track Dance, Honor Roll, Jr. Guard Dance Team-Mgr., Trailblazer, Yell of Honor, PanthereHes-Co- BEAUSOLEIL, JOHN ,, ,, Capt, Trailblazer BAILEY, BARBARA BLACKMAN, PAMELA ANN ,6 ,6 ,, Canteen, Honor R0 6 BECKMAN, STEVE ', Choroii9rs- Pres , Choir-Pre5., ADAMS, GEORGE ' Leo CJub, Mhrchihg Bond ; Dance, DECA ' ' ; , , E BAKALARW PAUL J , , :VICA - AW ATE;::;5ARE , , :GAA A BAKER, KILPL BELTRAN, VIRGINIA Cross Country, ,Track A WORTH, VICKIE ,, , J 6, 313mm NDY CisduNjEKL' FBLA, Gymn65tics, Tennis, BAKER, SUSAN Gymndsfics f , 6 Leo C1115; MQ hinngLnd BENNETT,6ENN;$ L Canteen Foctball,.Hon, ALEXANDER, SUZANNE 'DECA, Jr. Gourd 6f Hon6 ALLEN deNE W Baseba A ,DREWS SHELL?! ferman --5 Club, Track BEVER,KAREN, BARCLAY DeLYN ' .Guard of Honor, , ngrching: Band, ANTHoNi JOHN , ,, ,,,365ebq,L$, i; H or hiders : ajerRyAEE , VDECAfPanfh ates A PLEGATE, MATT, , nteeg; Hon6? Roll,8hutte ugs ' V' : aAkrootjsoWA-- Swimmihg, Tehnis Bf RNESJESAVE L :Gymn65tics, VICA A ,, STRONG, SUE A Cappello, Anchor DECA,:,, r Guard 6f Honor BAkNEsmEBBIE LOUISE A BITT , A : Canteen, Girls League; NER-l DALE 'f etfes, Usherett s A COCK TIM L I E 'Cappellu, , ball- B, JV, V, Key Club, BARNES DEBBIE LYNETTE , V HiDECA' Girls Le6gue Adwsoryi' NV; ,1 ' Board, Jr Guard of Honor, BLACKLER DIANE BABCOCK CONNIE , Panthereffes, Tenms BRIGGS, CINDY Adv. Swimming BRIGHT, RON Football, J Club, Track BRINKLEY, JON ROTC BROWN, DOUG .BROWN, PAULA CHAVEZ, JOE CSF, Honor Roll, Leo Club, Math Team CLSNEY, RANDY VICA CLARK, STEVE Gymnastics, Shutterbugs CLEVELAND, LQRI AgDECA, Giris League O'LYDEWANICE - Classy Sec; Jr Honbr, NHS, COTTRELL, DAN Football, Panther Track Club, Track COWAN, TERRI Adv. Dance, Drama, GAAl Puntherenes, Ushere'des COX, KAREN H ijrcox, LAURIE Adv. Dance, DECA ICOZA' L 'KA FTA Hond, Roll, Leo Club DAVIS, ROBERTA DeGROOTE, VIRGINIA DEMULLING, AGNES Dance, Drama, Gymnastics, Wrestling DETERDING, JEFF Leo Club DICKERSON; GARY Canteen DIED H, JOHN ; Pacers, 5 age Crew- Mgr. ., FBLA, Honor Roll, .Guard of Honor, Pantheretters A A AFTA, H nqu Roll, EASTMAN, LYNN Drama, Homecoming Court- Princess, Jr. Guard of'Honor, Valentine CourI-Princess, YeII EDELBROCK, SUSAN ELDRED, SHAWNA DECA, Valentine CourfEPrin- cess ELLIOT, DEBBIE A Cappella, Choraliers, Dance, Girls' League Advi- sory Board, Stage Crew ELLIS, TERESA ASB Officer-Sec. of Awards, Jr. Guard of Honor, quemryl,, -- Pantheretfes, Soph. Usher- eftes EMBERTON, SHERRI ENDLY, REID Orchestra ERICKSON, BRIAN Letterman's Club, Swimmingg V, Water PoIo-JV, V, Web- foofs ERRINGTON, GLENDA ERSKINE, 'STEVE ' Gymnastics, Leo Club, March- ing Band, Tennis EWERT, STEPHEN Cross Country, ShuHerbugs, I Track FALATEA, ALI , Drama, GAA, Mixed Chorus FALK, JUDY r-DECA FANNIN, CHARESE Canteen, FTA: Jr. Guard of Honor, Pantherenes, Soph. Ushereftes FEENSTRA, JIM Boys' League-Sec., Football, J CIub, Interact, Letterman's Club FEKJAR, CAROLE Canteen, GIrIsI Guard of Honor WFRESHOUR LORI I V- ' Anchbf- Treas., ASBVOffic'eLr- Sec 9f Finan e, Leo CIub-I Leaggue, Jrk. FERGUSON, DUANE Basketball- -Mgr., Band, Honor Roll, Band Conceal , I Marching FERNANDO, MALLORY FESLER MIKE BasebaII-V, Cat's Purr' DECA Horsehiders I FILINUKQMICKEY, 'VICA' water? xPoIo'J; u , foofs ,, ' FIHDLEY, DOUG ASTE M, GERMAINE DECA, FTA, Jr. Guard of onor, PanthereItes GRIMsIEY, D GAUTHIER, CAROL Cat's Purr, Dance, GirIs' League, Jr. Guard of Honor, Soph. Usheretfes GAYLORD, LAURA Cat's Purr, DECA GULLEY, JOE Swithing-C, V, Water Polo C, JV, V, Webfoots NHS, GUNDERSON, MIC Mascot, Panthereffes, Studen Govt-Jr. Class v. Pres, Soph. Class Treas., Sr. CIcIs Treas. . GEARHART, JERILYN ChloroIIers, Dance GirIs Choir, Leo Club GEORGE, CAROL . HAGBERG, DOUG FOLSTAD, RICHARD H FootbaIl-B 'GIAMPAPA, LARRY F I I FORDING, RALPH 00 bal'Tka VICA HAHN, LINDA GILBERT, KATHY Dance, Swim Team Canteen, Panthereffes ' FRANCIS, LINDA HALBY QUIDA GILL, SHELDON Student Govt, Tamana FRANK, WILLIAM Baseball, Horsehiders Color Guard, DriII Team, HALE,CHER Honor Guard, NRA, Rifle GONAZALEZ'DAVID GAA,TennIs T ROTC eam HALL, EVA Honor RoII FRANKS, FRED I Canteen, FootboII, Stage Crew JARDINE, ANNETTE KOLLMEYER, PETER FBLA-Pres., Jr. Guard of Basketball L Honor, Pantherehes, Pe-psfers : ' KOMPLESKI, GERRY JAUREGUI, JOE Marching Band, Orchestra, ' Track-B JOCELYN, MIKE KOROCKA, JOHN Honor Roll KOZDREY, KAREN JOHNSON! ANNE , Canteen, DECA-Secq Jr. Tamana-Pres. Guard of Honor JOHNSON, SUE KOZDREY, SHARON DECA Canteen, DECA-Parliamenfa- rian, Jr. Guard of Honor JOHNSTON, DEBBIE FTA, Tamana KRABBE, STEVE KURTZ, TRUDY JOINES, RICHARD UGHES, ELIZABETH Vighskefba'w KYZER; JOYCE, . - Archeg'y, Ban Appetite Dance AwKINs, JOHN ' - , , JONES, JA - , L k Dance, Honor Roll, Leo Club 'LABAC; MlKE EALEY, MICHAEL cheshfa, Tennis A Marching Band, Orchestraw CIub oofb Track Drama, Thespians LACKEY, CHARLES FootbaIl-JV, V, J Chub, Letter: man '5 Club, Panther Trdck Club Truck JOSE, susua HUNG, BILLY 9., ECKLER,ETHELYN ' H ' ' Canteen , HUNTER, JOA Canteen EiDECKER, WENDY ' Honor Roll ISER, MARY , Canteen, Tennis ELME, GAIL , HUSS, JOE ERNANDEZ' JOE HUYLE, DOROTHY Ushereftes, Swimming, Guard of Honor, PanfhereHes HIMzAEL? DEliBIEG d f H KING, JOE I ' LL'LASWELL, LINbA P::t:ee:elffers-Cau:r U:her::t::l AFS-Pres., V. Pres., Honor DECA' Shutterbugs IGHLAND, KENNETH J. - ; p Roll, Key Club, NHS, Student , DECA, Leo Club, Student INLOW, DAN Govt.-Sr. Class Rep. , LAVELLE, TONI Homecoming Courf-Escort, Stage Crew, Swimming, 'TCHCOCK: DESMA Track-B, Wafer Polo-C, JV GAA, Tamana-V. Pres. Govt.-Jr. Class Rep., Tennis KIRKLAND, LISA L Honor Roll, Marching Band CSFQHohor oll UCK, BILL LEASE, CHRIS L OFHEINZ, BECKY Jr. Guard KNOBLOCK, RON Golf-V HononRoll, Letterman's LEE, CATHI D m Adv.Ten LEE, DANIEL W. Cat's Purr, Foofball, J Club, Letterman's Club, Track LEISER, SUE A Cappella, Drama, Thespi- ans LEPIRE, JOHN LEWIS, VALERIE LINDSEY, MARSHA Dance LOKEY, CINDI Jr. Guard of Honor, Panther- etfes, Student Govt.-Jr. Class Treas., Thespians, Yell LONG, LARRY DECA, Shutterbugs, Stage Crew, Water Polo LOWE, GERRY Jr. Guard of Honor, Panther- ettes, Soph. Class Committee LUMPKINS, MICHAEL T MAISCH, RUSSELL BasketballfPanther: Track rlub-V; Pres: L R:- V L ,Foofball-JV v, Mgh, ndfTrq MATTHEWS, ROBERT D. BasketbaIl-B, JV, Cosaba, Cat's Purr-Sporfs Editor, FTA, Letterman's Club MAXSON, SHARl Canteen, Jr. Guard of Honor, Pantherettes, Pepsfers, Soph. Ushere'rtes MAXWELL, DAVE Basketball, Honor Roll MAYNARD, CORRINNE MCCARTHY, MARY JANE CSF, Homecoming Court-Prin- cess, Honor Roll, Jr. Guard of Honor, Pepsters McCLAIN, ALAN McCLUNG, MIKE VICA McCOLLISTER, PERRY McCONAHAY, LQRNA McMAHAN, MARY ELLEN Football, Honor Roll, Wres- fling McNEAIR, WILLIE McNEMAR, KEITH Cai's Purr, Gymnastics, Honor Roll, Stage Crew MELVILLE, BILL Honor Roll, Leo Club METCALFE, WANDA Canfeen-V. Pres., CSF, Honor Roll, Panthereffes MEYER, MICHELLE DECA MIEDEMA, STEVE MIGLIOZZI, JANINE GAA, Homecoming Court- Princess, Honor Roll, Yell MILAN, WILFREDO - CSF, Honor Roll, NHS, Ten- ni V anon, ereffesk MOORE KATHY E MUIS, JEFF Basketball-C, FootbaII-B, Homecoming Cour'r-Escort Track-B, C MULLEN, SAMUEL H. Baseball, ROTC MUNCY, JODEE Pantheretfes MURPHY, BETTY Dance MURPHY, SHANNON ASB-Sec. of Girls' Athletics GAA-V. Pres., Honor Roll MURPHY, TERRI FTA, GAA-Pres. MURRAY, LYNNE GAIL Dance, Jr. Guard of Honor MURRAY, PENNY Canteen, Honor Roll NELSON, GILES 1 NICHdts; GREGG NICHOLSON, ED OBLE, HERB Football, Letterman's Club ODA, SUSAN Anchor, CSF, Honor Roll, Leo Club, Trailblazer OREIGA, MARSHALL DECA, Football-V, Honor Roll, Lefterman's Club ORRIS, MELVIN ORTON, LORI Dance, Drama, FTA, Soph. Usheretfes' UGENT, PHIL CSF, Honor Roll, Leo Club-V. Pres., Student Govt.-V. Pres. UTT, RICK Letterman's Club, Swimming- B, C, V, Water PoIo-C, JV, V, Webfoots OSBORNE, TIM Baseball, Letterman's Club, Track OSENDORF, MICHELLE Dance OSENDORF, MIKE BasebaII-JV, FootbalI-JV, V, Leo Club OTIS, PAUL Chess Club, CSF, Honor Roll, Thespians PALMER, FRANK Leo Club, VICA, Wrestling-JV- Capt PARK, SANG RYUN AFS, Cosmopolitan, CSF, Key Club PARKER, DAVID PARKER, JOHN Basketball-B, Gymnastics PAUL, LISA Canteen, PENDLEY, GLORIA DECA, Honor Roll PENLAND, ELYSE PHILIPS, KAREN G. PIAR, CARLOS Key Club PIERSON, LYNN A. AFS, Cosmopolitan-Sec., Dance, Honor Roll PIKOP, DENNIS Stage Crew POLHILL, MARK Honor Roll, Letterman's Club, Shutterbugs, Swimming, Water Polo PORTER, KATHI Honor Roll POTTER, DOUGLAS T ' EOGGIA, LQRETTO L RANGEL, LORRAINE Canteen, FBLA, Honor Roll, Pontheretfes, Ushereftes REINELT, JOANNE Canteen, GAA RENTNER, DOLORES DECA, Jr. Guard of Honor, Panthereftes REVILL, LORRAINE Dance, FBLA, Gymnastics, Swimming, Tennis RHODES, LaRHONDA Cosmopolitan, Girls' League Advisory Board, Honor Roll, Leo Club, Pantherenes RICE, BOB Honor Roll RICHARDS, JIM Trailblazer, Wr ROTH, GLORIA GAA ROPPO, MIKE Basketball ROSENBERGER, BETH RUMSEY, DANNY RUSHER, RICK x' N ' SCHUMACHER, JERRY Basketball-JV, V, Casoba, J Club, Letterman's Club, Track- 3, v, SCHUTT, MARK Football-B, JV, Trock-V SCHWALBE, BILL Gymnastics SIMIEN, ROBERT Basketball, Fooiball, Letter- man's Club, Track, Trailblazer SIREVAAG, PAMELA A Cappella, Chdraliers, Girls' Choir, Leo Club, Pantherettes SLATI'ERY, DEANNA Honor Roll, Swimming : g'lsancg-Capf Dram gon'frrCapL, Thespians STANLEY, JoANN DECA, Tennis STILES, DAVID Basketball, Casaba, Letter man's Club, Track, Trailblaze STINEMAN, ANITA STQDOLKA, CHRIS 0 BIN, DANNY Canteen, FootbolI-B, JV OOKEY, LAURA A Dance, DECA ORREZ, DAN ROWELL, JOE gum PHIL . WARNER, ROBERT WATERS, BRUCE Homecoming Courf-Escort, Tennis, VICA WEBSTER, DAVID Stage Crew WEIMAN, DEBBIE WICK, LYNN DECA, Honour RoII WILKINSON, BILL J Club, Swimming, Water Polo, Webfoofs WILKINSON, BILL Basketball, Football, J Club, Letterman's Club WILLIAMS, CRAIG Student Body Vice-Pfesidenf, WRIGHT, PATTI Canteen, DECA, Girls' League Advisory Board, Jr. Guard of Honor, Pantheretfes WRIGHT, SHERRIE FBLA YAMAMOTO, DAVE ASB Officer-Sec. of Fine Arts, Honor Roll, Leo Club-Pres., Marching Band, Orchestra In the depth of your hopes and esireis has your silent knowledge ' And ltke seeds dreamt T rust the dreams for m them ts htdden u the gate to etemtty Richard Johnson David Samuelson H JUNIORS President Vice President BRUCE FRAMBACH PATTY SHARP Secretary Class Officers DONNA TODD Row 1: Donna Todd, Wendy Hatch. Row 2: Judy Dofy, Bruce Frambach, Patty Sharp. 113 Acosta, Daniel Addison, Jackie Agee, Ron Aloniz, Irene Allen, Cynthia Allen, Shelly Allison, Cindy Alves, Linda Anderson, Brenda Appel, Angelica 1 Applegafe, Lisa ; Apt, Sharon Aragon, Keith Armand, Doni Armstrong, Mark Asher, Debbie Baier, Gary Ballard, Kerry Bunva, James Barbie, John Barksdule, Vincent Barlow, Diane Barnes, Susan Barry, Mike Barsiow, Michael Bartholomew, John Bmiste, Renee Batten, William Baumganner, Phil Baumgarfner, Phyllis Beal, Debra Beaupain, Armand Becker, Brenda Beere, Ron Belair, Jocelyn Belizaire, Laura Bell, Cynthia Bel'ran, Christina Bennett, Cheryl Bennett, Cynthia Berncs, David Berryman, Stephen Beverly, Lester Beyer, S'ephanie Black, David Bloomer, Joseph Bogema, Janet Bokrony, Terri Bolda, John Bonnewifz, Charlene Boone, Mark Boss, Stephen Bo0sford, Michael Bourne, Doug Bowden, Michael Bowen, Carlin Bowen, Cynthia Bowen, David Braiihwaite, Elisha Brancatelli, Joseph Brandt, Randi Briggs, Stephen Brigham, Sally Brod, Barry Broker, Robin Broniola, Arleen Brown, Gregory Brown, Katherine Brown, Nita Brown, Richard Brown, Sandra Brown, Vicky Buck, Daniel Bukur, Jack Bunch, Sherry Burdell, Kaiherine Butler, Kelly BuHer, Mike BuHerwonh, Nancy Cadieux, Blaine Cairney, James Campbell, Byron Campbell, Sherry Cardenas, Alex Cash, Janice Castellano, Roger Cutlett, Gary Chamberlain, David Chambers, James Chawcf, Diane Chauhan, Chande Chavez, Adelia Cheevers, Bryan Chitwood, Debbie Chitwood, Kathy Clark, Cathy Clark, Kermit Clary, Michael Clawson, Rhonda Close, Richard Coble, Debbie Cochran, Roger Cocks, Lori Coffman, Renee Cole, Debbie Collins, Charles Collins, Deana Collins, Lauri Conradson, Vicki Cook, Cathy Cook, George Cooper, Russell Cordova, Elisa CosOa, Esther Coultas, Heather Cox, Richard Craft, Karen Craig, Del Crame, Dorothy Crawford, Karen Cree, Ricky Cribbs, Rayleen Cridland, Karen Crocker, Deborah Crook, Marilyn Crutchfield, Robert Cuevas, Nancy Curtis, Susan 116 Drew, Deanne Driskill, Donald Drolef, Michael Duff, Kenny Duncan, Rick Dunmore, Linda Durbin, Diana Dutcher, Dana Eagle, Diane Eatmon, Arlene Ecken, Cindy Eddy, Michael Edholm, Ron Edwards, Joe Edwards, Robert Ellak, Ronald Ellie , Ernest Ellis, John Ennis, Mary Eppolito, ApriI Erdahl, Linda Erickson, Jo Ann Erskine, Larry Esparzc, Vincent Espino, Robert Estrada, Bobby Estrada, Lily Falco, Marie Foyer, Robin Ferguson, Bonnie Dain, Kenneth Lee Duly, Catherine Daniel, Richard V. 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H7 Hanson, Michelle Harkey, Charles Harkey, Gary Harris, Mark Han, Anita Hartley, Bill Hanman, William Hatala, Carol Hatch, Wendy Haughtelin, Judy Hawkins, Lorraine Hawthorne, Laura Headley, Bobby Headtke, Kathleen Heath, Brian Heline, Victoria Henderson, Beverly Henson, Cherryl Herman, Rob Hernandez, Esobel Herrin, Sherry Hitchings, Kim Hoff, April Holderbuum, Gary Holstein, Diane Holthe, Jeff Hooper, Karen Hooten, Denise Hope, Debbie Horn, Robin Howard, Grace Howe, Judy Howell, JoAnn Hudson, Larry Hughes, Denise Hughes, Melanie Humes, Michael Humrich, Debra Huichings, Jeffrey Hutchinson, Jeffrey lhrig, Jean lnghram, Kelsey lnscho, Ronald Ives, Michael Jackson, Nishel Jacobson, Sharon James, Daniel Jauregui, Ismael Jeglum, Janet Jenkins, Sherri Jensen, Randy Jimenez, Guy Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Daril 118 Johnson, Gail Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Russell Johnston, Stephanie Jones, Debbie Jones, Linda Jones, PaHi Jones, Viaewanda Kahlbau, Michael Kelley, Michael Kelly, Kathleen Kelly, Zandra Kennedy, Patrick Kern, Cynthia Keyser, Maree Kidd, William Kilburger, Michael Ki 'ngsworth, Darrell Killian, Allison King, Laura Kinne, Joni Kinworthy, Roberta Kirby, Bruce Knickerbocker, Sharon Kogut, Dana Krause, Steven Krebs, Cindy Krutiak, Roger Loughridge, Rhonda Lovorn, Deanna Lupold, Susanne Lynch, Linda MacDonald, Paul Macumber, Athena Madden, Jesse Magi , Lori Maher, James Mallonee, Sylvia Mancillos, Christina Marceau, E. L. Marin, Michael Martin, Cleve Mason, Wayne Kyle, Jerry Kyles, Celestean Lane, Harry Lange, Thomas Lanning, Tim Lariviere, Denise Lasaier, Scott Loughlin, Dennis Lawn, William Layne, Terence Layne, Wanda Lee, Alan Leithiser, Sam Leroux, Mark Lester, Medesa Leveck, Debbie Lewis, Dawn Lipka, Rober! LippincoH, Man Loge, Cindy Lomupo, Victor long, Sandra lopez, Michael Lord, Cheryl H9 Massey, Raoul Mathews, Rick Mathis, Glenda Manhys, Robin McClendon, James McCord, Patricia McCullough, Cheryl McCullough, Holly McDonald, Daniel McGee, Beverly McIntyre, James McKiney, Cynthia Meade, Mariorie Medley, Billy Menard, Lauren Mendenhall, Donald Mendez, Michael Meredith, Robert Merrill, Candice Menler, William Miller, Cory Miller, Doris Miller, Douglas Miller, Sharon Mirandia, Ruben Mikhell, Theresa Miyares, Mayra Molley, Robert Molner, Lloyd Monkres, Cynthia Montrie, Susan Moore, Robert Moore, Teresa Moorehead, Randall Morey, Marilyn Morgan, Robert Morin, Sharon Morris, Nancy Morrissey, Margaret Moss, Gary Mudge, Ralph Munguia, Jeannecne Muntaner, Iva Muntaner, Peggy Murray, Tim Naquin, Lloyd Negrete, Henry Newman, Brian Newton, Tim Nicholson, William Nicolls, Matthew Nielson, Cathleen Noble, Carol Noble, Clifford Nonemacher, John Norman, Penelope Nonhcon, Wendy O'Connor, Robert Oieda, Flora Oldoerp, George Olson, Barb Olson, Debbie Olson, Mark Oudrad, Angela Owings, Debbie Oyler, Merrill Padia, Brenda Padron, Juanita Puiongviro'ianasakul, Somkeit Palmer, Cheryl Park, Bong Parkhurst, Karen Parks, Brian Paiino, Blanca Payne, Roger Pearson, Jane Pechar, Patrice Peck, Jennifer Peere, Gerald Peiler, Kekulu Pellefier, Jacques Penna, Joseph Penrose, John Penrose, Mike Perez, Susan Persley, Jewel Pesaniello, Susan Phelps, Lisa Phillips, Ted Fiche, Brad Pickell, Terri Pierce, Diane Pinckney, Marleen Pool, Candice Poole, Jane Poulin, Gary Poure, Mark Price, James Prothero, Jean Py, Deborah Pyle, Victoria Rockers, Norman Rangel, Ronnie Ransom, Randy Roth, Kennefh Reaney, Robin Redman, Marsha Reed, Joey Reitz, Michael Remington, Marlene Renshuw, Rob Renwick, Colleen Reyncrd, Cheryl Reynolds, Bonnie Reynolds, Marilyn Reynolds, Rowena Rinard, Ronnie Rinehart, Melissa Rivera, Martha Roberison, Susan Robinson, Milton Robison, Robin Rodriguez, Larry Romin, Mike Rose, Bradley Ross, David Sauvage, Janet Sauvugeau, Larry Sawall, Waller Sawyer, Susan Soybrook, Sheryl Sayne, Kevin Sayne, Kimberley Schleiermacher, Heidi Schmidt, John Schroeder, Mark Schug, Robert Schumacher, Tommy Schwartz, David Schwarz, Kathryn Schwer, Gail 5:0 , Dennis Scrymgeour, Colleen Seals, Glen Seeley, Nancy Seib, Leeann Seliars, Sylvia Sample, Debbie Senior, Shelley Saran, Bill Sergi, Rober! Sergi, Robin Seyler, Theresa Sgrina, Verna Shafer, Renee Sharp, Patrice Shaw, Ward Shepherdson, Randy Sherman, Sheri Shick, Jane Shoaff, Mary Shobert, Kim Showman, Kent Shrader, Christbpher Sidlin, Debera Simmons, Debra Simpson, Barbara Simpson, Christine Singleton, La Vois Slaughter, John Slossen, Jesse Slossen, Nick Smith, Mark Smith, Vickie Snedeker, Steven Snider, Jeffery Solomon, Sabrina Somherland, Linda Spann, Jerry Starr, Melodie SVearns, Debra SIeele, Ronald Ross, Scott Rossignol, Cheryl Rouse, Barbara Rucker, Judy Ruge, Susan Ruiloba, David Rukgaber, Larry Sail, Mary Sanders, Deborah Sanders, Loreli Sasseen, Peggy Sauvage, Ellen Stephenson, Edward Stephenson, Susan Stitzinger, Dwayne Stockton, Janice Sfockwell, Melora Stodolkc, Joseph Stokes, Lawrence Straus, Cheryl Straus, Rodney Stringham, Terry Sullivan, Barry Sunon, Estelle Talbot, Jan Tunis, Stephanie Taros, David Taylor, Diana Taylor, Robin Teafatiller, Ken Terrell, Bill Thaker, Malay Thomas, Mark Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Tommy Tidmore, Brenda TippeNs, Marc Tisue, Carol Todd, Donna Tondreuult, Mary Torres, Gilbert Tofh, William Townsend, Clayton Townsend, John Treloar, Greg Tripp, Dennis Troian, Dean Trotter, Elbert Trumbo, James Trumbo, Marvin Trussell, Lisa Tucker, Cynthia Tune, Patti Tyrrell, Bonita Ughoc, Steven Underhill, Lisa Von Tassel, Gary Vasquez, Joe Vialpando, Mary Vilas, Gloria Visage, James Vog't, Cindy WaIker, Debbie Walker, Nathan Walker, Stuart Walkner, Russ Wallace, Pamela 123 Walls, Karen Walsh, Patrick Ward, Deborah Ward, Joanne Ward, Mike Ward, Wesley Watson, Patricia Weaver, Joyce Weir, Robert Weldon, Clay Wellman, Laura Welsch, Barry Werner, David Wesley, Anita Wheeler, Jeffrey Wheeler, Larry Wheeler, Mark Whipple, Jim White, Kenneth White, Robert Whiteman, Gary Whitley, Robert Whittaker, Mike Widman, Kenneth Wiegman, John Wiggam, Wallace Wilcox, Melodee Wilkinson, Scott Willey, Daniia Williams, Danny Williams, Dennis Williams, Donald Williams, Gregory Williamson, Gregory Wilson, Cheryl Wilson, Mark Wilson, Tina Wisniewski, Mary Wisniewski, Mike Wolfe, John Woodhead, Nancy Woolf, Howard Wright, Joanne Wright Kenneth Wulfsberg, Bruce Wyatt, Stephen Wyatt, Tim Yamamofo, Kathy Young, Donna Young, Teresa Zinn, Richard Zumwalt, Lori 25 1 y$ Sophomores Vice-Presidenf VICKIE PARRISH President WAYNE PARKS SO PH 0 M 0 R E CLASS OF F I CER S Treasurer JIM VINEYARD Secretary THERESE CRAIG 129 K J . 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Adams, Mark Adams, Wiliiam Aguirre, Robert Ainsworth, Peggy Alford, Robert Allen, Jeanette Allen, Sherry Allen, Steven Allen, Ted Alsup, Denise Anderson, Bill Andrade, John Andrews, Scott Andrews, Toni Anthony, Brian Armiio, Stephanie Arnold, David Aurand, Dennis Avery, Kenne'h Bable, Shirley Bachtenkircher, Dennis Backe, Sheila Bagby, Cathryn Bailey, Darlene Bakalar, Jeri Banks, Shirley Bantu, Jack Barbati, Tino Barlow, Andrea Barnes, Steven Barr, Mary Barron, Ricardo Barrozo, Caroline Barry, Jon Basford, Ruth Bates, Candy Beach, Evon Beale, David Beavers, Patricia Beber, Teri Beck, Gary Beckman, Craig Bee, Deborah Beem, Rita Beh, Tina Bell, Jim Beltran, Jennifer Benck, Timothy Benne , Debbie Berg, Vicki Berggren, Steven Bernard, Siephen Befhel, Robe Bianca, Chris Biggarf, Thomas Bilsley, Darlene Bishop, Donald Blackman, Rusfy Blackman, Steven Blackshear, Damita Blair, Dana Bleeker, James Block, Jill Blood, John Baker, David Bokrony, Mary Bonds, Cheryl Bonney, Sherry Bosche, Diane Bourne, Paul 131 Bowman, Troy '. Boyd, Millie Brady, Gordon Brady, Leona Brady, Susan Braithwaite, Henry Brandt, Dawn Brault, Laurie Bridwell, Susan Briggs, Brenda Bright, Arlene Brisco, Ellen Bronkall, Frieda Brooks, Stan Brown, Beverly Brown, Glenora Brown, Ron Brown, Ronda Brown, Stephen Brown, Tony Broyles, Patrick Brunner, Mark Budnick, Susan Burger, Rochelle Burns, Lauren Burrows, Linda Bud, Cindy Bybee, Darla Cahow, Laurie Calderon, Michael Camp, Frank Campbell, Celinda Campos, Ronald Canham, Jim Carderella, Frank Carey, Timothy Carrillo, Henry Carroll, Mary Jo Caner, Cindy Carter, Daniel Carter, James Coder, John Canwright, David Cartwright, Kevin Castellano, Gloria Castellano, Yolanda Castillo, Lydia Castillo, Ralph Catanho, Gary Chaffee, Rancid Charvat, Kaohleen Chase, Larry Chafhcm, Debora Chauhan, Bhupinder Chilldres, Barbara Ching, Timothy Circosta, Donald Clark, Richard Clark, Yvonne Cof'fman, Florine Cole, Edward Collier, Douglas Collins, Mark Collins, Susan Cook, Janis Corona, Cheri Corona, Debra Correa, Barbara Correll, Karla Costa, Barbara Costa, Nancy Coulfas, Rockey Courmier, Mary Coven, Cindy Cowun, Michele Crabtree, Tina Craig, Therese Crandall, Pamela Crawford, Crosby ernenden, Peggy Crook, Susan Cross, Bryan Curell, Caihleen Curtis, Kathleen Curtis, Leslie Dalton, Julie Daniels, Donna Davalos, Roger Davidsavor, John Davidson, Greg Davis, Deborah Davis, Jeffrey Davis, Mark Davis, Mike Davis, Wesley Deason, Evelyn Deaube' Ricky Degraffenreid, Karin De Jongh, Gina DeLaGarza, Noemi Delgado, Carmen Deloye, Cindy Dennison, James De Young, James De Young, Vernon Dillenbeck, Sandra Dillon, Tonya Dimas, Dale Dix, David Dixon, Karen Dobbs, Jerry Dodd, Sherri Downey, Paula Drumwright, Craig Duffy, Torn Dunaway, Laura Dunn, Dan Dyer, Richard Edwards, Mary Eischen, Joseph Ellis, Siephen Emmen, Erin Errington, Cynthia Escobar, Patricia Espino, Margaret Espinosa, Mercedes Espolt, Ronald Estrada, Eddie Evans, Cynthia Evans, Mark Evans, Paul Evelyn, Kathryn Everen, Kennefh Falske, James Furden, Daniel Farmer, Kathleen Farr, Pamela Farver, Michael Foyer, Lori Fein, Angelika Feindel, Bruce Ferguson, Bruce Ferguson, Cindy Ferguson, Sheryl Fiechter, Debra Filinuk, Kenneth Fisch, Christine Fisher, Linda Fisher, Wesley Fitch, Mark Fitzgerald, Dennis Fitzpatrick, Christine 2? Floucher, Susan Flores, George Fly, Lauren Flynn, Anita Flynn, Jeffrey Fondren, Charles Foo'e, Dana Ford, Ricky Ford, Sherry Forsythe, Stuart Fournier, Mark Fox, Michael Frank, Kathy Frazee, Carolyn Frazer, Julie Freeman, Robert Freer, Richard French, Vickie Friedt, Karen Fuller, Melody Fults, Kaiherine Gadzinki, Susan Gallegos, Jim Gannon, Michael Gunskie, Duwaine Garcia, John Garcia, Jus'ino Gardner, Clinton Garrett, Norman Garrison, Jerry Gorton, Patsy Garvey, James Gaspar, Michael Gavanus, Paula George, Marsha Gibson, John Gibson, Miichell Gillespie, Jo Gillgren, Dolores Gilreafh, Claude Givens, Bill Godby, Terri Goff, Nelda Gombrich, David Gomez, Rebecca Gonzales, Andre Goodart, Lisa Goodman, Bill Goodman, Janet Gough, Janet Grant, Joyce Gray, Robert Green, Brenda Green, Michelle Griffin, John Griffith, Marion Griffith, Michael Griffith, Sandra Grinsell, Larry Grondie, Gene Grubb, Virginia Gubany, Madonna Gunns, Virginia Habeeb, Richard Hudlock, Terrie Haines, William Hall, Ron Hamlin, Ronald Hamp'on, Robert Hone, Candie Hanna, Kathleen Hardin, James Hardy, Gary Hardy, James Harper, Debbie Harrington, James Harris, David Harris, Diane Harris, John Harris, Sreve Hartman, Charles Hariman, Ronald Hariman, Sandra Hass, Rebecca Hatosy, Stephen Hawkins, Myron Hay, Kelly Hayes, Evelyn Hays, John Hegedus, Julie Hegner, Beth Henderson, Carol Henderson, Karen Henderson, Leslie Hernandez, Ar'hur Hernandez, Grace Hess, Donna Higgins, Steven Hildebrand, Theresa Hill, Beverly Hill, Sherry Hillin, Debra Hilton, Edward Hines, Betty Hines, Dennis Hodge, Pamela Holcomb, Rhonda 135 llharreguy, Gina lncardcne, Melodi lnlow, Bruce Ives, David Jackson, Carol Jackson, Sandy Jacobs, Barbara Jacobson, Debra James, Julia James, Richard Jamison, Denise Jantz, Esther Jefferson, Harold Jennings, Gary Johnson, Judy Johnson, Laurie Johnson, Lola Johnson, Tami Joines, Kathleen Jones, Blanche Jones, Kelly Jones, Lou Ann Jones, Nancy Jones, Sondra Jones, Wendy Jordan, Sandra Kama, Luana KcrneH, Mary Holman, David Hook, Teri Hope, Nancy Hermann, Michael Houser, Valerie Howard, Julia Hubbard, Larry Hubbs, Rebecca Hudson, Michael Huff, Gordon Huffman, Robert Hughes, Raleigh Hughes, Ricky Hughes, Sheri Huhs, Kmhy Hull, Brenda Humphrey, Larry Hunt, Michael Hunt, Terry Huss, Melodie liams, Glennie Korolewski, Lindsey Kaspar, Margaret Kosser, John Keornes, Karen Keeling, Deborah Keener, Brenda Keller, Mike Kelly, Colleen Kemplin, Joanna Kennedy, Brenda Kennedy, Kim Kesver, Dean Keyser, Teresa Kilburger, Charleen Kimmell, Allen King, Tina Kinley, David Kinne, Kevin Kirby, David Kilzie, Carol Knoblock, Kerry Kogut, Matthew Korbar, Cynthia Krabbe, Tracy Krauser, Charlie Krebs, Ronald Kretzer, Pam Kyzer, John Lancreth, George Larimer, Joan Larison, Dalene Larragoiti, Gerald Lassen, Patricia Laubinger, Allan Laubinger, JoAnne Laubinger, Nancy Law, Richard Luwler, Terry Lawson, Michael Layne, Gary Layton, Jackie 'Vlyhlhu! Leveque, Lonne Leyva, Louis Lienesch, Alison Lindenberg, Keith Lombardino, Enrico Long, Cynthia Long, Kelly Long, Linda Looman, Sharon Loree, John Lorenzen, Jay Louck, Paul Lugo, Carmen Luna, Veronica Lunsford, Thomas Luther, Sandra Lynch, Shelley MacDonald, Kathy Macias, John Macon, Sheila Maestas, Barbara Kosharek, Charlene Leach, Paula LeBlanc, Cheryl LeHoHa, Frank Lehne, Biian Leithiser, Joan Lerning, Elaine Leonhardi, Susan Leroux, Linda 137 Magee, Kathy Ann Mahoney, Gene Mahoney, James Main, Terry Maisch, Monica Malena, LuAnna Mallonee, Kevin Malone, Jack Marano, John Marine, April Marino, Maria Marsden, Cheryl Marsh, Margaret Martin, Cecilia Martin, Eugene Mathis, Darrell Ma'uck, Richard May, Stephanie Mays, Many McCanhy, Kimberly McCord, William McCormick, Kelly McDaniel, Dean McDonald, Laura McDonald, Michael McDowell, Christine McGinnis, Docc McGirr, Radona McGowan, Alice McGraudy, Annene McMillan, Mark McMurray, Nancy McPhee, David McPherson, Scherry McVey, Larry Meadows, Mike Medrano, Mark Meisch, Steve Meiia, Lydia Melville, Timothy Mercurio, Gordon Meyer, David Mezzanano, Douglas Mighton, Timothy Miller, Howard Miller, Kerry Miller, Ray Miller, Richard Miller, Vickie Milton, William Minard, Pamela Miranda, Leann Mires, Connie Moczygemba, Josephine Moffin, Allen Molley, Donald Montgomery, Butch Moore, Aleecia Moore, Daniel Moore, Gail Moore, Linda Moore, Margare' Moore, Nancy Moore, Stacey Moore, Tyler Moran, Rachel Morey, Ronald Morgan, Candy Morones, Jaime Morris, Lee Morrison, Winnie Moseley, Sheri Mugavero, Dana . Mullendore, Susan Muncy, Jeanne Murray, David Musgraves, Kevin Muzic, Teri Naegle, Rhonda Nelson, Daniel Nelson, Patricia Nelson, Stephanie Nefhercun, Dan Newby, Todd Newman, Regina Nickel, Deborah Nielsen, Shavonne Noble, Cathianne Noble, Janoe Neda, Wayne Nu , Debra Ochs, Keith O'Conner, Michael Offun, Terri Ogden, Robin Olguin, Gerald Oliver, Debra Olsen, Barbara Olson, Cheryl Osendorf, Susan O'Shcughnessy, Pat Pacheco, John Packard, Melinda Padilla, Emily Padilla, Rosaline Page, Glenn Palumbo, Gary Parker, Earl Parker, Robert Parkerson; Barbara Parks, Jacqueline Parks, Wayne Parrish, Vickie Payerson, Robert Pearce, Lori Pearson, Scan Peck, James Pedroza, Joe Peek, Cynthia Peek, Rhonda Pekrul, Gregory Pelletier, Randy Pelletier, Renee Peoples, Deborah Perle, Kathy Parley, Todd Perry, Lucinda PeOers, Claude Peters, Gilbert Peterson, Linda Phelps, Jeri Lynn Philbrick, Wesley Philpon, Deanefte Pierson, Gregory Pietersma, Gerri? Pillinere, Kathleen Pinsley, Kenneth Polk, Marvin Potter, Enid Powell, Perry Powers, Mark Prather, Gregory Pram, John Price, Gary Price, Gregory Proctor, Linda Pruitt, Terri Purdy, Michael Pyles, Les Quinn, Christine Regan, Deborah Rolls, Don Rappe, Robert Rasmussen, Debbie Rasmussen, Dennis Redling, James Redondo, Perry Reise, Kenneth Reynolds, Kenneth Reynolds, Larry Rhodes, LaVonna Rice, Sherri Richardson, Pamela Richeal, Elizabeth Riggs, Kelli Ringor, Desi RiHerbush, Debra Rivers, Michael Rivers, Mickey Riviere, Yoko Robbins, Kim Roberge, David Robinson, Glen Robinson, Susan Robinson, Yolanda Rocchi, Jeffrey Rodgers, Robert Rodriguez, Omar Rodriguez, Santiago Rogers, Mark Rogers, Scott Roisman, Michael Romero, Margaret Romero, Ted Romin, Barbara Rosas, Esperanza Rose, Darrell Rose, James Ross, Keeli Ross, Larry Rossetti, Patrick Roth, Vern Rou , Dana Ruggles, Nadia Rukgaber, Fred Rupp, Matt Sadler, Jennie Saffell, Debra Salami, Sandra Sanders, Leslie Sanders, Michael Saraceno, Gene Sarantha, Christie Surles, Desiree Sauvageau, Laurie Savage, Virginia Savell, Sheri Schodel, Larry Schaffer, Cynthia Schechter, Janina Schneider, Rene Schrubbe, Christina Schweitzer, Ellen Scott, James Scott, Ralph Scrymgeour, Brenda Sebring, Rosemary Seely, Barbara Seno, Kimberly Serrano, Edwin Shank, Kathleen Shaver, Sandra Shearer, David Shick, Ellen Shirey, Robert Short, Brent Shumafe, Jerry Sidney, Debra Simmons, Pam Simpson, B. George Simpson, George Simpson, Robert Slifer, Vickie Sloan, Douglas Smith, David Smith, Dawn Smith, Dena Smith, Julie Smith, Larry 141 Smith, Randall Smith, Rob Smith, Valleri Smoot, Rebecca Sneddon, Jimmy Snyder, Gina Soberon, Jerry Soria, Esther Sovring, Judy Sparks, Donald Speirs, Robert Spence, Elaine Spengler, Greg Spongberg, Connie Squires, James Slambaugh, David Starkey, Mike Staten, Dwayne Steele, M. Sue SOephens, John Stephenson, Clyde Stephenson, Robert Sierk, Kathleen Steuck, Cheryl Stewart, Joseph Stodolka, Colleen Stokes, Donna Stokley, Will Stone, Cynthia Stuns, Jerome Stover, Sandy St. Peter, Charlene Streton, Carla Stutzriem, Sherry Sukane, John Sump, Claire Ann Sun, Maureen Sutton, Jeffrey Svihovec, Ann Marie Swarthout, LaVonda Sweatmon, Bruce Sweeney, Lynne Syverson, Kristy Taggart, Michael Tapia, Mercy Taylor, John Teafafiller, Dave Teffv, Suzanne Templeton, Jon Teters, Joan Thomas, Mary Thomas, Terry Thompson, Gary Thornton, Gregory Thorpe, Steve Thrasher, Cathy Tidmore, Demaris Tillefk, Timothy Tobias, Mark Tobias, Susan Tobin, Kevin Todd, Cyndi Toma, Naomi Tomich, Lindsey Tomlin, Jeffrey Torres, Bernie Tripp, Perry Trogden, John Truiillo, Alben Truiillo, Dove Tucci, Jim Turner, Ronald Turrey, Ronald Valencia, Nancy Valentine, Sherry Valleios, Bet-Sur Vance, Sieve Van Dyke, Gene Van Such, Deborah Van Wagner, Molly Vanan, Natalie Vasquez, Javier , Vermeulen, Chris Vineyard, James Viviano, Charlene Vonch, Andy Waken, Edward Walck, Richard Walker, Carolyn Walker, Donna Walker, Margaret Williams, Beverly Williams, Danny Williams, Jackie Williams, Karla W ms, Stephen Willis, Vera Willow, Vern Wilmol, Roberta Wilson, Randy Wisniewski, Paul Wolford, Nancy Worrell, Rene Wright, Diane Wrigh', Eugenia Wyan, Christie Wynberg, Deborah Young, Joyce Walker, Mike Walker, Shirley Walker, Stephen Walsh, Erin Walsh, Thomas Walters, Randy Walters, Tami Ward, Chris Ward, Linda Ward, Ruth Warren, Carl Warren, Sheila Washington, lorry Wasserman, lindc Watson, Brenda Watson, Sherry Webster, Jerome Weckerly, Preston Welch, Virginia Welcher, John Welcher, Paula Wells, Nanci Wells, Patricia Wheat, Patrick Wheeler, Kim Wheeler, Nancy White, Riley Wilfong, Kenneth Zaslow, Kim Zeiger, Roben Ziegler, Lyle Zinn, Vicki aw FACULTY 146 147 Dr. Sager is the administrative and supervisory head of the school. He has many responsibilities, but he is never too busy to help a student with a problem. Dr. Sager is dedicated to making Jordan a great school, both scholastically and athletically. Robert Dixon Vice Principal Elizabeth Cline Assistant Principal Patrick Brafton Assistant Principal John Bowles Assistant Principal A dministra tors W m; WW . Daniel Woiiovich Activities Director I49 Counselors CARL WULFSBERG Head M.A. Social Studies C.S.U.L.B. RAYMOND CHESS MA. Biology WesOminsOer College SAMUEL THOMAN BA. Social Science Baker U. HASKELL ELDER D. P.EA Springfiehi College , I , r I O. , - A 1 MARJORIE INNEREST DOLORES LAMB M.A. English M.A. Education U.S.C. U.S C Librarians and Nurse LUCILLE MCGUIRE M.A. Thea'er Yale U. A ! S MADELEINE PARKER M.A. Education C.$.U.LB. r' .M ELEANOR ROSENBLOOM R. N. Mantefoire Hosp 151 152 HARTZELL ALPIZAR B.A. PoliVical Science UCLA. JACK HARNDEN BA. Philosophy C.S.L.A KENNETH KOONS M.A. History George Peabody U. SEYMOUR LEWIS MA. Social SIudies U.C.LA. 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C.S.U L.B. Fort Hays, Kansas S'a'e College C.S.U.L.B. Bradley U. 159 ART AND MUSIC TOSH GOTO C.S.U.L.B. M.A. An JEROME BARTKUS CARL ROBERTSON Chicago Mus. ColIego C.S U.L 8. B.M.E. Music M.A. Educafion GEORGE MELINE SANDRA OLSON U.S.C. C.S.U.L.B. M.E. Ind. Ans B.A. An CECILE WHITE C.S.U.I..B. M.A. An Ed. KEIYH CORDES VIVABELLE FISHER CHUCK HAUPERT EARL HIGGINS Univ. of WOSh- C.$.U.l.B. C.S.U.L.B. U.C.L.A. Special Classes JIM KECK B.A. P.E. Occidental College BA. HisIOrY B.A. History Marine Biology MAS. Drivers Ed. SUZANNE RIKE w B.A. Heam. Ed. C.S.U.LB. WARREN ZIMMERMAN BA. Heath Ed Slvoudsburg State U. w.. N! N; kg . w' mi: STAFF ASSISTANTS: H. Stump, M. Hale, P. Davis. SECRETARIES - Row 1: M. Ford, L. Milliner, M. Dahl. Row 2: M. Bickford, F. S. Colling. CAFETERIA: L. Allen, V. Vance, L. Land, M. Andrade, M. Rice, M. Bair, B. Mitchell, J. Noble. Education is a companion which no misfortune can iecrease, no crime destroy, n0 enemy alienate, n0 iespotism enslave; at home a friend, abroad an introduction, in solitude a solace, in society an mament. It chastens vice, guides virtue, and gives mice and government to genius. Education may East financial sacnfide and mental pain, but in both oney and life values it will repay every cost one 3 undred fold. i l l i MfromgAPPLEs OF GOLD Sports Jordan has many outstanding ath- letes under the leadership of an excel- lent coaching staff. Skill, physical development, and perseverance are what it takes to be a part of the for- dart athletic program. Our student body supports our teams as well as our individual athletes. As the yell says, our teams d0n7t take no jivew 165 F ootbal . Rick White catches the ball for a big gain. Dan Schuber goes across for the touchdown. Roy Walker goes for the score against Pius X. Randy James goes for a long gain with a good block by Paul Bethel. The Brotherhood makes the tackle. Varsity Mm Ken Wright sticks one for no gain. :3 523' T' Row 1: Mr. Harnden, Mr. Hagey, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Radford, Mr. Cordes, Mr. Landis. Row 2: T. Barbee, D. James, D. Stilzinger, M. Barstow, B. Button, D. Come , C. Parks, M. Osendorf, D. RiHerbush, R. Simien, D. Lee, S. Lee, and R. James. Row 3; R. Cochran, B. Whalin, B. Golledge, M. Hanson, B. Button, R. Walker, T. White, R. Ransom, J. Pelletier, J. Schultz, B. Frambach, R. Cree, and J. Outteryck. Row 4.- B. Meredith, J. Chambers, B. Ferguson, J. Feenstra, L. Cottinghom, M. Barsfow, K. Wright, P. Befhel, H. Castellano, N. Rockers, D. Dunn, P. Tukuo, M. Fitch. Row 5: K. Roth, C. Dunn, C. Lackey, R. White, A. Beaupain, L. Giampapa, G. Seals, D. Schuber, B. Wilkinson, M. Ojedc, J. Holthe, T. Lange, C. Cook, and R. DeYoung. Mike Crazy Man Fitch demonsirates the clothes line on Pius X running back. Danny Lee's all alone on a pass from Panther QB Randy James. Charlie Parks, Mike Fitch, and Bill Whalin surround Ram back to make sure of the tackle. Wilson Bruin. Panther football was good in '72, but the Big Blue Machine just couldn't do its thing. Starting out strong in the Milk Bowl, Jordan students were optimistic as we headed for our first pre-season encounter with Eisenhower. Losing the season opener 7-6, the team's determination grew stronger as we moved on to face the Downey Vikings. After two defensive struggles, the name Brotherhood became the nickname of the defensive unit. Against the St. Anthony Saints, the Brotherhood turned it on to shut out the Saints 7-0. With the Pius X Warriors now coming in to play, the offense was ready to move. The HMule Train, as they became known, did have a fine offensive game; but this wasnit enough as the Warriors nipped the Panthers 27-15. It wasnit a warm welcome back into the Moore League, as the Big Blue invaded Vets Stadium to take on the Lakewood Lancers. Although the Lancers had a 34-0 victory, the real winners were the Jordan fans and student body who displayed outstanding Spirit and Panther Pride far beyond that of Lakewood High School. The Panthers came back strong to rip the Wilson Bruins 29-20. Hitting hard enough to put a trio of bruised Bruins in the hospital; running hard, throwing with accuracy, and tackling with power, Jordan seemed to recover from a tough loss. Tied for second place at 1-1, the Panthers faced the league leading Millikan Rams. Playing in front of a standing room only and Homecoming crowd, the Rams perfected the wishbone offense and downed the Panthers 30-8. Playing on a muddy field at Wilson, the Panthers faced the Poly Jackrabbits. Jordan, using a multiple pro-type offense, seemed to have the game safe in hand. The Hairs barely nipped the Panthers 21-12. Facing the Compton Tar-Babes and their last Moore League game, Jordan had another disappointing defeat by one point; losing to Compton i3-i2.-Along with the team, Bill Whalin and Randy James as their captains, we will remember this year as Return of the Blue in '72. Randy James quickly releases ball to one of his receivers as fullback Roy Walker sticks Visitor Jordan Eisenhower 7 6 Downey 8 7 St. Anthony 0 7 Pius X 27 i 5 Lakewood 34 0 Wilson 20 29 Millikan 30 8 Poly 2i i 2 Compton i 3 i 2 169 IVS This year's J.V. team was loaded with pride and determi- nation. With coach Jay Hagey and a small amount of practice time, the Junior Varsity proved to be 'hwinners. catches one for a long gain. Beaupain sticks a receiver. Steve Lee turns corner with help from Rick Cree. Castillo goes for yardage. Mighton completes one to Sparks. ' Row 1: Mr. Keck, Mr. McFerrin, and Mr. Clanton. Row 2: T. Mighton, L. Reynolds, W. Stokely, B. Hernandez, M. Griffith, P. Wheat, J. Templeton, B. Inlow, D. Frenerle, E. Waken, R. Castillo, and D. Sparks. Row 3: D. Kinley, L. ZeigIer, J. StoNs, T. Melville, 5. Ellis, L. Schadel, M. Davis, B. Torres, B. Alford, J. Walker, D. Harris, and R. Sparks. Row 4: F. Ives, R. James, A. Turner, R. Espolt, T. Lunsford, R. Walsh, D. Dimas, S. Allen, A. Kimmel, P. Tripp and W. Parks. 171 Row 1: G. Brown, B. Welsh, R. Rinard, Coach Alpizor. Row 2: J. Preiiers, J. Davis, J. Dorsey, R. Dale. VARSI T Y CROSS COUNTRY J. V. TEAM ; V $3213? t , 3H, ;W4X4 , V . , , . ,, Row 1: M. Morondini, M. Labac, W. Ward, R. Davolos, T. Benk, T. Brown, Coach Alpizar. Row 2: G. Spengler, G. Peters, J. Sneddon, R. Turney, K. Lindenberg, R. Simpson. Row 3: W. Davis, M. Adams, B. Larson, W. Philbrick, P. Redono, R. Oyler, D. Teafaiiller. Jordan's 1972 Cross Country team is one which can be Hescribed as young and talented. Although the Varsity Team had as few as two seniors participating, they were still able to cap- ture a third place in the Moore League. The Panthers had con- i'incing victories over Lakewood, Wilson, and Compton. Led by Barry Welsh, Jeff Preiiers, Greg Brown, and Ron Rinard, three of hich are iuniors, the outlook for the future is bright. r1 Randal Dale and Jack Dorsey help defeat Compton with solid efforts. This year's Junior Varsity Team was also led by talented toung sophomores. The team rapidly improved at the close of he season showing abundant talent and potential for the future. eam leaders were Keith Lindenberg, Wesley Ward, Mark Adam, i nd Richard Simpson. Barry Weisch led the Panthers to three Moore League victories. I73 , . . gyms 4 6-1 . ova. ; a Irv . .V 12': ' '1' '4! n 'Js ., nag. Pep talk captures interest. WATER POLO 1972 Rick Vandruff 1: M. Kilburger, M. Polhill, D. Shank, R. Vandruff, J. Gulley, B. Erickson, M. Frick, R. Nun, M. Bufler, T. Layne. Row 2: Coach Timpone. I74 Under the direction of Head Coach, Dave Timpone, the Varsity Water polo team tsix seniors and one iuniort ended the season with 10-9. There will be five returning players who have had varsity experience, and the team looks forward to next year's challenge. The team was lead by aII-Ieague goalie Rick Vandruff and Joe Gulley who set the school record for scoring goals in a season. Sophomores Row 1: R. Brown, R. Rappe, D. Meyer, G. Wrebler, K. Filinuk, R. Dyer. Row 2: B. English, R. Matuck, B. Givens, M. Sanders, P. Broyles. Row 3: D. Stam- baugh, B. Melenes, G. Layne, Sr. Hatosy, D. Mathis. Seated: K. Kinne, D. Kirby, C. Peters. 175 Joe Gulley Mike Kilburger J. V. TEAM Row l: C. Murphy, R. Gerbasi, Boone, J. McIntyre, D. Johnson. Row J. Madden, M. Filinuk, C. Dowd, Schoonover, C. Collins. Coach Haupert Basketball 72- 73 I1!W ' Schumacher on the boards . . . Jackson shows good ball control. Varsity Row 1: R. James, Coach Bob Cook, N. Jackson. Row 2: B. Slack, D. Robinson, 5. Hansen, J. Hardy, L. Hudson, J. Schumacher, 3. Parks, P. Sanders. I77 This year's Varsity Basketball Team had an outstanding season. Their over all season record was 18-8. Jordan fin- ished third in this year's tough Moore League competition with 6 wins and 4 losses. The Jordan cagers made the Lakewood tournament exciting, winning first place. Our team had many standout players such as Larry Hudson, who broke the Moore League all time scoring record in a season with 243 points and was an all league selection, and 67 James Hardy, who led the team in rebounds and blocked shots. They will be returning with outstanding players, Nishel Jackson and Brian Parks next year. Senior Bill Stack, among others, had an out- standing seqson. Paul Sanders, Jerry Schumaker, Randy James, Steve Hansen, and Bob Simien all had good games this season. With four starters returning from this year's team, 1973- 74 should be the year of the Panther. Sanders drives for two points. Darryl Robinson heels for two points against 5'. A lay in for Hudson against two on uished Redland players. IV. Jordan Opponents 66 Mira Costa 65 37 Corona Del Mar 18 47 Redlands 24 51 $1. Anthony 60 36 Beverly Hills 38 54 Pius X 33 68 Paramount 61 33 Pacifica 42 51 Rolling Hills 52 49 Mira Costa 47 48 Corona del Mar 39 47 Burbank 43 4O Pasadena 46 48 N. Torrance 46 74 Lakewood 46 48 Wilson 61 3 43 Millikan 67 Miller demonstrates husile. 44 Poly 68 46 Compton 57 61 Lakewood 37 44 Wilson 69 45 Miralesfe 42 35 Wilson 73 52 Paramount 38 N11.1 .- . 31. Row 1: D. Troian, T. Daniels, G. Strain, J. Dixon, T. J. Walker. Row 2: R. Agee, D. MiHer, J. Wolfe, E. Brailhwai'e. T.J. is on the jump shot. Agee drops one in and scores two. - - ' ' i. - r 4 ' Row I: F. Cardellra, M. Davis, D. Williams, R. Parker, C. Gilreuth. Row 2: H. Miller, B. Milton, L. Morris, J. Macias, D. Farden. Row 3: Coach T. Nitahara, R. Stephenson, B. Anthony, B. Ferguson, 5. Rogers, 0. Rodri- guez, V. Roth. Row 1: T. Givhan, H. Braifhwaite, J. Taylor, D. Gonskie, J. Lorenzen. Row 2: J. Sutton, C. Beckman, G. Price D. Gillaspy, manager; D. Rose. I 182 Jeff Wolder, 157 lb. Bruce Frambach, 168 lb. : Row 1: C. Sun, R. Mena, L. Hancock, R. SCraus, R. Chambers, G. Beck, J. Dorsey, R. Soldana. Row 2: 5. Gray, Coach Lifshin, A. Schlaifer, F. Palmer, J. Wolder, B. Frambach, C. Wheeler, M. Fitch, R. Sparks, M. Oieda, Coach Costello. 183 Ray Menu, 98 lb. Jim Dorsey, 136 lb. Jordan's wrestling team strived to make 1973 a great yea Varsity grapplers took 3rd place in league, and the J.V.'s too 4th. This year our team broke records set for the last five year Five varsity wrestlers are going to C.I.F. Jim Dorsey with a 1 place, Ray Menu, Rod Straus, Chris Wheeler with 2nd place and Randy Chambers with 3rd place. The other placings wer Joe Wink, Gene Beck, Aaron Schlaifer, Bruce Frambach, Ke Francis, and Richard Sparks with 4th places. The J.V. had two ist places with Lee Hancock and To Dorsey. Randy Wisson, Bill Anderson, and Mike Fitch took 3r places. Roger Cochran, Pat Wheat, and Dennis Williams place 4th. Coach Lifshin rn Dorsey, 178 lb. Dan Fremene, 157 lb. Row 1: R. Espino, D. Smith, M. Evans, R. Smitty, J. Wink, R. Wilson. Row 2: R. Shepherdson, R. Cochran, T. Dorsey, T. Melville, D. Frenehe, D. Willie s, R. Wheat. Row 3: Coach Costello, M. Davis, D. Booth, 5. Drouin, B. Anderson, R. Coultas, D. Shulz, T. Mismon, Coach Lifshin. Row 4: W. Parks, K. Teofutiller, B. English, R. Castillo, E. Walsen, F. Crapenhoft, L. Hopper. Hull gets high on a serve. arsity Tennis Row 1: W. Milan, W. Wiggham, T. Ching, M. Thaker. Row 2: 3. Rose, K. Highland, J. Harper, E. Hull. Ching demonstrates a smooth backhand. Mr. Gordon relays strategy of the game. With convincing victories over such teams as Buena Park, Warren, and Torrance, the Jordan Tennis Team again heads for a successful season under the premier coaching of Vaughn Gordon. Many past and present players feel that Mr. Gordon has been their guiding force in achieving future goals. Our team this year includes four returning Iettermen. They are Wilfredo Milan, Ken Highland, Errol Hull, and Jim Harper. Juniors Brad Rose, Wally Wiggham, Malay Thaker, and sophomore Tim Ching round out the team. I. V. Tennis Row 1: R. Krebs, J. Rocchi, R. Schneider, L. Grinsell, D. Holman, R. Lombardino. Row 2: T. Carey, R. Daniel, C. Gardner, R. Turner, K. Mallonee, K. Cartwright. 187 Varsity Track Row 1: G. Peters, R. Maisch, G. Brown, J. Pelletier, D. Cottrell, D. Gaither, L. Giampapo, B. Welsch, Row 2: Coach Keck, Couch LaCoste, D. Nesthus, B. Parks, R. Dale, J. Dorsey, 8. Stock, D. Robinson, T. Barbee. Row 3: Coach Alpizur, J. Schu- macher, C. Lackey, B. Hancock, J. Diedrich, R. Bethel, R. Marquez, M. Morandini, C. Parks. After a year's absence, our track team returns to the Moore League. Returnees from last year's varsity team are: Dan Cottrell, Larry Hudson, Darryl Robinson, Charlie Parks, Barry Welsch, Randall Dale, Tim Barbee, Charlie Lackey, Ron Bright, Rick White, Paul Bethel, Dean Gaither, John Diedrich, and John Schmidt. A It was a great season for Jordan track followers, for this year's team produced many exciting and winning moments. In their first outing of the season, our team exhibited both speed and endurance in defeating Lynwood and Santa Monica in a tri-meet. On their second outing, they captured a first pIace trophy in the Lynwood Relays. After a highly successful pre-season, our team went on to finish as one of the top teams in the league. 188 1' e s 189 M. Oyler, B. Hanewinckel, D. Miller, J. Schmidt, D. Bourne, B. Lipka, J. Daniels. Row 3: W. Ward, R. Eckert, G. Pee'e, J. Wolfe, K. Wright, R. Walkner, J. Hutchings. Sophomores W i'y Row 1: D. FreneHe, J. Scott, T. Givhan, R. Edwards, W. Philbrick, W. Parks, J. Malone, M. Adams, D. Rasmussen, M. Yales. Row 2: J. Carter, D. Teafafiller, R. Espoll, A. Vonch, A. Hernandez, P. Powell, D. Sparks, J. Muhoney, R. Walck, C. Gilreath, H. Lewis. Row 3: M. Taggarf, D. Harris, B. Ferguson, T. Brown, P. Tripp, S. Allen, J. Sneddon, M. Griffith, K. Lindenberg, R. Turrey, J. SfoHs. 191 Erickson executes a good flip turn. Row 1: M. Filinuk, M. Kilburger, J. Gulley, R. Nun, M. Butler, L. Watts, 8. Erickson, D. Shank, M. Polhill, D. Johnson. Row 2: M. Sanders, D. Schoonover, C. Murphy, T. Layne, R. V: ' M. Boone, B. Moore, J. McIntyre, G. Wiebler. Row 3: Coach Timpone, R. Matuck, D. Mathis, B. Givens, D. Kirby, D. Meyer, R. Brown, R. anite, K. Kinne, D. Wyam, B. Speirs, C. Peters, G. Melendes, C. Collins, Manager. Gulley performs a perfect Butterfly. w : Swimming 1973 Assistant Couches: Ken Polhill and Chuck Haupen Coach Timpone gives his team a pre-mee! pep 'alk. Panther swimmers were small in number and expe- rience but large in enthusiasm and the willingness to improve themselves. By the end of 1973, Jordan's swimmers improved themselves tremendously. Led by Senior, Joe Gulley and Junior, Mike Kilbur- ger, the Panthers faced stiff competition from the Moore League schools. Joe and Mike proved their strength by setting several school records. On the J.V. level, the powerful Panthers were led by Terry Layne and Daril Johnson. The sophomores, while short on experience, steadily improved as they approached the league meets. They were led by Riley White, David Meyers, and Ron Brown. Coach Dave Timpone is striving for excellence in the Panther Swimmers, and next year promises to be even more rewarding than 1973. Mark Spitz, eat your heart out! Givens strokes hard to pass Hawthorne opposi- tion. am; e. - -- 'u w 1: B. Wulfsberg, S. Leithiser, K. Hillyer, J. Williams, R. Castellano. Row 2: M. Fitch, grete, Coach Jim Mills, M. Poure, D. James, J. Ellis, G. Jennings. Leithiser shows determination as he does a good L . Negrete does the splits in his free exercise routine. Gymnastics 1 a B. Schwalbe, H. Carrillo, H. Wulfsberg does a handstand on the parallel bars. 1973 James shows good form as he does his scissors exercise. The Panther Gymnastic team got off to a slow start, but improved steadily throughout the season. Sam Leithiser, an alI-round gymnast, led the team to several Moore League victories. Jordan's team consisted mostly of sophomores and iuniors. Other outstanding iuniors for 1973 were Mark Poure, floor exercises and long horse, and Danny James, pommel horse. Both Mark and Danny showed great Moore League potential. On the sophomore level, exceptional gymnasts were Henry Carrillo, Gary Jennings, and Mark Fitch. Mth many returning gymnasts, Coach Jim Mills expects to have a better season in 1974. 195 Golf Golf is a sport of patience a concentration. With Jack Harnden his second year as golf coach a several returning Ieftermen, the Pa fhers are looking hopefully toward winning season. Panther power is . the upswing. w? Row 1: R. Barr, R. Rupp, G. Torres, 5. Ellis, R. Massey, K. Staten, J. Stephens, F. Camp. Row 2: J. Harnden, S. Barnes, B. Mahan, L. Reynolds, C. Dietrich, G. Nylund, R. Agee, E. Cole, R. Knoblock. Ron Knoblock Ron Agee Gene Nylund Lar u. D ry Balcom on Dris , V. .udiu Mark Hall For the third straight year, Jordan's Horse- hiders will be looking for a CIF playoff berth. Though the Panthers have only four returning lettermen, a fine group of junior varsity players will satisfy Coach McFerrin's needs. Baseball has been on the uphill climb of Jordan. The coaches and players feel it will stay on the incline. To prove this, Jordan hosted its own varsity tournament and played one of its toughest pre-season schedules. When June rolls around,don't be sur- prised to see a League Trophy along with every schools' dream - a CIF baseball crown. Jay Anthony 1 9 73 Varsity Baseball Jim Canham Randy Jame Tim Osborne r; ix? $W4??? j; r $45 ?c;:2:g.42;.4;w ' ' I 5 fir ,4' gfx$ JMVK l Bowman shows his form. And the race is on . . . That was closel 4 5 .r 3 w! , 52' 38:; V ; Egg. I99 Randall gets the runner out. Gill knocks one up. The J.V. baseball team is returning to the Moore League after an absence of one year. We hope to improve on the best league record of last year's team, 9- 6. The team is predominantly sopho- mores, and our record will be determined by how well the boys play together and improve as athletes. V wwva WE... .uzrmem. - x Row 1: M. Hermann, W. Noda, G. Layne, M. Purdy, J. Jauregui, G. Page, F. Carderella. Row 2: R. James, Manhews, D. Mugavero, T. Newby, L. Zeigler, M. Fox, J. Bleeker. Row 3: Coach Hagey, B. Whitley, D. Kinley, I Mezzanaho, C. Townsend, J. Griffin, K. Filinuk, Coach Schafer. Year of the Panther The 1972-73 school year marked the return of the Panthers to the Moore League, and the return of spirit to Jordan. Crowds of Jordan cheerers, led by the Rowdy Rooters, followed all our teams and gave them their whole-hearted support. A standing room only crowd saw this year's varsity football team play Millikan at Homecoming, and a packed gym watched Larry Hudson and James Hardy break Moore League records while leading the Panther basketball team to their best season in four years. The other teams had their share of support and victory, and all in all, 1972-73 was the year of the spirited cat. 0AA The G.A.A. program at Jordan runs throughout the year, offering Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls the chance to com- pete in and learn such sports as Touchdown, Tennis, Swimming, Volleyball, Basketball, Modern Dance, and others. In most of the team sports, the girls compete against other schools. The G.A.A. Board, sponsored by Miss Govas, is charged with putting on the New Girl's Tea, two Semester Awards Banquets, and in the last few years, raising money for uniforms. All the girls involved in G.A.A. have helped sell candy bars and cushions to earn money to buy uniforms for the teams. The girls receive awards for stay- ing after school and competing in the playdoys. nJ s and team insignia, as well as individual trophys, are awarded. G.A.A. FALL BOARD e Row 1: D. Barlow, K. Adgcte. Row 2: 5. Brigham, C Schwer, T. Murphy, C. Spence, S. Murphy, A. McGowan. X. -LL TROPHY WINNERS t- Row 1: J. Cook, D. Hess, C. reiseis, C. Schrubbe, B. Eisengardt. At the end of each semester the G.A.A. girls elect, by secret ballot, one girl from each sport as the team's most out- standing player. These girls won trophies for swimming, vol- leyball, modern dance, tennis, and archery. BADMINTON - Row 1: D. Holstein, V. Crabtree, 5. Brigham, M. Topic, S. Lupold, P. Sharp, M. Ennis. Row 2: G. Schwer, D. Hitchcock, D. Girton, E. Spence, C. Sullivan, V. Sgritta. .A.A. SPRING OFFICERS h Row 1: S. Murphy, V. Smith, J. Howe, E. Spence, 5. Brigham. -w 2: G. Schwer, B. Eisengardt, T. Murphy, A. McGowan, C. Stone. TOUCHDOWN TEAM Row 1: S. Osendorf, A. McGowan, K. Moore, L. Phelps. Row 2: James, K. Adgafe, C. Gray, T. Murphy. Row 3: V. McDowell, S. Murphy, D. Barlow, J. How- V. Smith. 33;? ' K E22: W : Fa 9.5 rum 5; 3M $1433 14 an - m 3w TENNIS TEAM - Row 1: L. Cocks, V. Ainsworth, J. Talbot, M. Lester, C. Schrubbe, 5. Node, 5. 71 Icalentine. Row 2: S. Williamson, P. Sharp, 5. Brigham, D. Fisher, 5. Ruge, G. Vilas, M. Heiser, C. dale. Row 3: N. Padron, M. Guthrie, R. Coffman, S. Brown, V. Sgriflo, P. Tune, P. Brown. Row 4: , L Sterk, M. Maisch, B. Hull, D. Sellers, C. Lord, C. Simpson, L. Southerland, M. SuHie, D. Girton, K b. Holstein. r K I MODERN DANCE - Row 1: J. Howell, J. Hanson, D. Py, S. Pesaniello, N. Seeley. 205 SWIM TEAM Row 1: K. Porkhurst, J. Cook, L. Mirand, J. Dalton, J. Harris, K. Thompson, C. WyaH, M. Cowan, D. Barlow. Row 2: E. Schick, T. Keyser, P. Kretzer, S. Knickerbocker, R. Taylor, W. Hatch, C. Freseis, R. Clawson. Row 3: P. Lassen, J. Stockton, L. Giles, Miss Breskovich. BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Noble, T. West, P. McKee, E. Hopper, M. Corrmier, 5. 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' . 4450 Atlantic Avenue 428-5337 Children s and Ladtes- Hagrcumng, H One of the best shoeshmes m town, ours: 10:00 0.171.. - 9:00 leL 0 Monday and Friday 10:00 a.m. 0 6:00 p.m. 0 Tuesday thm Thursday and Saturday 12:00 noon 0 5:00 pm. 0 Sunday 1203 E. Carson L. B ................................. 427-904' CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 173 JORDAN LEO CLUB 214 Jordan's personality changes with each passing year; but for us, it will never really change. There will always be... the happiness . . . the sadness . . . the togetherness . . . the loneliness . . . and the memories . . . T here are people in my ife that Pll remember 217 .1133 ,1?isirs I Though some may have changed. .u amuumf, .m lmhnl i 219 Some forever, not for better, Some memories have died, And some remain alive. Cgf;g k,, quj ' 221 mama : ya; Vtxexk ' We mm... .,.,.,m 5.... 30 s . f T i LMJEXHQ 4x5. , w .w ; U . NOE wx . gmwxmxwgg xeJg . , 6H wt, of all these friends and memories There are none compared with the ones that 106,06 shared. . . tdrv. 2 - w ax; m.gA As the largest and finest annual published in the history of Jordan, the 197 Trailblazer presents the outstanding events that shaped our high school year. Th yearbook was created to portray the activities and faces that make up only small part of campus life. The hstaf'f and I hope we were successful in bringing bac. memo es of dates, games, and good times that might never again be capture- We would like to extend our thanks to the administrators, faculty, and students f .- providing us with a memorable experience at Jordan High School. Jim Harper Editor-ln-Chief w: Hg Huum, wumm,,,, X iil!hw1i Ill!!! , ll'l'; Iw, r?.lllr'it'fl r L il wiw ' 1 11 Iw , .IL ll. :Julvy '