De Anza Middle School - La Ventura de Anza Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1972 volume:

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There are those who have discovered that what once was The Truth, no longer appears to be The Truth when it is looked at in the light of the new experience. Truth is an intangible, multi-faceted under- standing for which each of us should keep search- ing all the days of our lives. I doubt that it was ever intended that we should completely find it in the space of a normal lifetime. However, he who fails to consistently look for The Truth in his day to day living may have missednthe reason for his existence. Mr. G uthrie, Principal fl? 'fx Sf- , ., ,,.,,.,.q fifgmwfbi wy , , A ,. .Ma-A A if ,gm ,v k 6 R A D001 CL ffieg fgvfx Our annual this year is dedicated to one of the most special of teachers - a teacher and counselor who is more than that, a teacher and counselor who cares about you as a person not a computer punch card, a teacher and counselor who gives her time freely as if there is no end to it - a teacher and counselor who is one of the best there is, This teacher and counselor is A Vmg Qpeofnlb Teaclwfv Mrs. Ensign is more than just special. Here we have listed just a few of her many contributions. She was head of De Anza's Social Committee for fourteen years until this year when she didn't have enough time. She was the first teacher to teach Notehand at De Anza, and for that matter, anywhere in the whole Ventura District. When she taught typing, her classes were filled with as many students as she could fit in, even though she had to squeeze a bit. And last, but not least of her many talents, we believe Mrs. Ensign is one of the best teachers and counselors in the Ventura District. For these reasons we dedicate the 1971-'72 LA VENTURA DE ANZA to Mrs. Ensign, our special teacher. Mrs. Greene, our Attendance Clerk, is one of the busiest of all. She types the Absence List and takes care of all the school absences. ...feel i'.f4?! .. tw I b,tW iv? ' fi Mr. Dugan, Dean of Boys, is happily looking at the trophy won by the students of De Anza in the fair parade. Mr. Dugan was the one who helped, with the help of a few students, get the float thing started. I2 Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. Guthrie's secretary, pictured left, is busily typing. Our nurse, Mrs, Hermine Leavens, worked this year Mondays and Fridays at Balboa and Tuesdays and Thursdays at De Anza. Dsdmgw gdls of b Pictured below A. S. B. Commissioner of service, Leanna Tousignant admires DeAnza's new banner that was carried by: Kim Ford, Thalia Long, Deb- bie Brobisky and Debbie Zinskey in the parade. Miss Schaetzel made the background for the banner, and the letters were made by Mr. Fortmeyer, Carol Taylor, Susan Radakovich, Steven Schaab and Mike O'Connor. it ' V PM rs' 4' wg' ,JL V. lflldl if If U 1' X Mrs. Zierer, Dean of Girls, and Mrs. Lever, the school banker, are pictured at left counting the chocolate sale money. The de- vice they are using is called a money separator because it separates money into its different denominations: pennies, dimes, nickels, and quarters. Mr. Bentz is one of our counselors here at De Anza. Mr. Bentz likes kids and tries to understand their problems. He finished his M.A. degree at Long Beach State College last summer, Mr, Bentz is a counselor this year for six periods and teaches one period of Science. ,J v,,, Lf Lf . W., 1 . Il A iigf 1 ' .Jw H wr. H. 5 N3 Q sr -i i., 5 in fi. . .5 5 fr Ee H is il M H fi E-E 2 Dqdngaf wins af bwphg Holding DeAnza's trophy are designer, Ronnie Murphy, and the construction foreman, Susan Radakovich. ff .am 'NEF- VT? iv fix if '13, ? Y' ,gf . v. 'P 4 ai. . ' ' noopgdoesibagaiw... rhen he wins the first place trophy in the Fair Day 'arade. Snoopy is the float on which many people Jorked, including: Mrs. Post, Kim Boatner, Zathy Hartman, Kim Ford, Debbie Zinskey, and nany others. Mrs. Post was a new art teacher his year. She and many students worked very hard in the float, That meant staying after school rights. So, we thank you, Mrs, Post and the rest if the gang for the beautiful float and trophy. THANK YOU! ! ! l IV, f ' Float sponsor Mrs. Post gi et' egii QU' it ,xi in XR WN This year De Anza students really got with it. They started many new clubs and groups that are setting examples for all the other junior highs in the district. They developed the De Anza Drill Team and Dance Club which are both the first of their kind. Other organizations such as the Student Council, Ninth Grade Organization, Social Committee, Year- book Staff, Girls' Council, and the Lancers have really worked hard and come up with great ideas to really help De Anza become the best. Thanks to the cooperation of the faculty and staff, we can honestly say, has beewtlwgwamsbgeamuvtlwlfisfoag oQDeAu3af' Team h Pictured at the right is De Anza's first Drill Team in their light and dark blue uniforms. All of the girls made their own uniforms or helped each other. Mrs. Pat Post sponsored the Drill Team. E A.Q.e. 056-ws sioners have really been great. They were the ones who came up with the idea of a Flip F1op schedule. They were the people sent of the fac- ulty. And as usual the idea was a big suc- cess. The commis- who got the con- ' doeswtjusiv lwppewlwfwf We wofdv at at. For 13 years DeaAnza's Friendship Committee, sponsored by Mrs Wilcox, has been welcoming new students to our school The Friend ship Committee's job is to show new students arormd the school for one day. This program is a great help to our new students The names below are the members of the Friendship Committee 'ith GRA DE GIRLS Lori Caron Rene Dalton Alysia Harvey 8th GRA DE GIRLS Sharon Boynton Kathy Hartman Shelley Moore Jeanette Young 9th GRA DE GIRLS Sherry Hawley Yolanda Morales Liza Porras Lorie Ranum 7th GRA DE -OYS Richard Nelson Jeff Schaab Roger Tousignant Alan Yasukawa Sth GRA DE BOYS Bruce Heathcote Vincent McMurray Gary Yanez 9th GRADE BOYS Richard Baney Robert Doan Mark Evans Gabriel McCurtis 'B Activities 'AJ V - in , , In ' geafufwlv Because of all the semester changes this year the Stu- dent Council was divided into two semester groups. Left is the first semester Council and below is the second semester Council. The second semester Student Council members had to attend leadership meetings every Tuesday moming for five weeks. If they did not attend at least three of the five they would lose their position on the Council. Mem- bers were chosen in their first period classes. Sponsors of the Student Council were Mr. Dugan and Mr. Branham. Mr. White sponsored the leadership meetings on Tuesday momings and held them in his room. The com- missioners Q page 173 led the Council and took charge of everything. The Student Council helped the commissioners with the Flip Flop schedule idea. 'Siu' uv if , ff A Activities 79 De Angels Qoofolf There are four committees in the Social Committee. There are the Publicity Committee, Program Committee, Decoration and Clean-Up, and the Refreshment Committee. The sponsors of the committees are Publicity - Mrs. Tang Program - Miss Hobson, Decorations and Clean-Up - Mr. White, and Refreshment - Mrs. Danzy The Publicity Committee advertises dances and other activities, the Program Com- mittee schedules when they will be, the Decorations Committee decorates for the activity and is responsible for Clean-Up, and the Refreshment Committee takes care of the refreshments. PROGRAM PUBLIC ITY REFRESHMENT Miss Hobson Sponsor Mrs. Tan Sponsor Mrs. Danzy Sponsor Willie Mae Mike Demele Shelley Moore Dewberry Wilma Smith Gale Dillard Lorie Ranum Annette McFadzen Kathy Hartman Sherry Hawley Liza Porras Tim Leonardo Donnell Mullins Lorie Ranum Liza Porras Maria Moraza Annette McFadzen Kim Ford Larry Romero Vicky Sheppard Susan Radakovich Kim Boatner Tracy Edwards IZ' DECORATION And CLEA N-UP Mr. White Sponsor Paula Campbell Terri Dennison Ruby Manriquez Sophia Manriquez Nancy Harvey Tracy Edwards -an Pgx Mrs. Lapolla was head of the Social Committee this year. Mr. White was head of the Decorations Commit- tee this year. He also helped with 9th Grade Or- ganization. Mrs. Danzy has taught at De Anza ever since it opened. This year she sponsored the Refreshment Committee. Mrs. Tan has also been here ever since De Anza opened. She sponsored the Publicity Committee this year. Q si Mr. Gary Diehl was a new teacher at De Anza this year. He taught World Geography and Money Management. Before coming to De Anza this year Mr. Diehl taught for six years at Buena High Mr. Diehl and his wife added a new son named Benjamin Gary to their family in February. As a class project Mr. Diehl's Money Manage- ment class operated Do Amgafs Stow This year's manager of the student store was Janet Donaldson. Pic- tured above qleft to righty are the workers, Carrie Lyons, Lori Glazer, Danny Gutierrez, Mary Taylor, Debbie Kusch, Janet Donaldson, and David Johnson. The late comers who are not pictured are LouAnn Kaiser, Jeanette Young, John Donaldson, John Taylor, and Randy Bowers. The people working in the student store volunteered for the job. The student store is located near the snack bar. GMS' CowwilbPaeseui1s QoiutPabr1cb's Dag Demo :QT This year the Girls' Council, under the leadership of Thalia Long, did a great job for the girls of De Anza. The sponsor of this group was Mrs. Van Leeuwen, who helped to make the Girls' Council a success. The Girls' Council sold See's suckers and various other kinds of candy to help pay for the pop ular Mother-Daughter Banquet. At the banquet this year they presented a fashion show sponsored by Montgomery Wards. The clothes were modeled by the members of the Girls' Council. Another ac- tivity of theirs was the Saint Patrick's Day dance on March 15. 22 Along with her other ambitious undertakings, Mrs. Post sponsored a Dance Club. The Dance Club performed for several programs such as: The Christmas Program, a P, T, A. Program, American Legion and the Enchilada Dinner. They did several types of dances including those from: Greece, Israel, Russia, Germany, Serbia, and Macedonia. The Israel dances are the favorite, as they are very graceful and lyrical. Dance experience also includes modern interpretive dancing and some jazz. Dance y J Lanwus pwswb bags' plowing This year the Lancers sponsored De Anza's first boys' playday ever in the school's history. Thirty boys came from each of the three other junior highs, ten from each grade level. Mr. Darling, Mr. Morris, and Mr. Stout sponsored the Lancers this year. Tlwp'-ideoQDaAu3w-oumpotfgpahol The Head-Cops are a bunch of boys and girls who patrolled the rest rooms. There were 15 altogether. The Head-Cops kept the 1'CSt rooms clean and allowed no more than 10 kids in at a time. 23 w, if In 1963 only 27 students made the Honor Roll. This ye in 1972, 133 students made it. Not all of the people that n the Honor Roll got to go on the Honor Roll trip to Disneylanc Some of them planned to go, but got sick and there were ot that didn't want to go. To get on the Honor Roll you had to get 24 points. A's were counted as 4 points, B's were counted as 3 points, C's were counted as 2 points, and D's were cotmted as 1 point. There were more people that made the Honor Roll this year than ever before. At Disneyland, Orville Hibdon took pictures for the yea book. The teachers that went on the trip were: Mr. and M Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Zierer and her daughter, and Mr. Branham. Juan Aranda Jenny Axley Tim Baker Kim Boatner Linda Bogart Chip Boynton Leonard Brown Bobby Caron Hark Adams David Allen Daniel Baker Frances Baker Debbie Black Sherri Brown Joyce Brandon Vincent Buss Vicky Butler Rick Clary Juli Ann Aldric Randy Dar ,5 h P Cleette Carr Michael Cheverie Cindi Cross Pam Cudahy Robert Doan Janet Donaldson Tracy Edwards Patricia Ferro James Cothran Pat Crabtree Cathi Cross Helen Davis Susan Downing Randy Erps Kim Ford Carl Gage Frank Garibaldi Leonard Diaz Jose Flores Teresa Gabaldon Barbara Gage Mary Gregory Cindy Haflich Dennis Nad Ford Susan Foth Carla Gary Danny Gutierrez Warren Haskett Sherry Hawley Darren Hayes Denise Husbands 'zu Don Godbey Kathy Hartman Bruce Heathcote Steve Heckenlive Lee Henry Orville Hibdon Kip Jasper Vanessa Lorenzan Ricky Love Qwest Steve Harvey Anita Jo Hatfiel Shelley Hermes Kelly Hicks Renee Ledford Rayanna Lightner Honor -. 4:- 4mfTEF:-ff T'5 'NEEEE3'1:v flcfz. Qff. nada Kathy Isaacs David Johnson Karen Kline Debbie Kusch Carolyn Lane Louise Lapierre Ann Lechman Paul Lewandoski ode Liz Loveless Pfike Miller Shelley Moore Donnell Mullins Dan Munger Hike Musgraves Brian O'Hagan Hike Olmos Teresa Poehler :ode Tom Mead Manuel Morales Walter Nagy Kathy O'Dell Eleanor Prado Laura Peterson Cindy Lister William Loffswold Thalia Long Carrie Lyons Annette McFadzen Ron Murphy Mike 0'Connor Ester Payan Sheryl Putzier Robert Ruiz Nancy Sage Scotty Scott Eddie Seidenkranz Jean Seiler Debbie Sharp Susan Ulreich Maria Valles Tim Quinn Sheena Rowell Steve Sallee Pat Schwerdtfeger Roberta Sellers Margaret Reid Ben Salazar Steve Schaab Leanna Tousignant Terri Trice Anita Warner Tina Welton David Williams Rene Waites Tricia Watkins David Williams Debbie A. Williams William Woodford Gary Yanez Dale Yasukawa Jeanette Young Stella Zambrzuski Sheila Smith Vicki Snodgrass Susan Tennis Shelly Witt Sandra Wyatt fx U. Lucy Acres Beverly Adams Leonard Aguina Sherry Akin Gwen Alferes Bill Arant Larry Arellanes Randy Arellanes Rudy Avendano Jenny Axley Bob Badilla Tim Baker Joyce Ball Rick Baney Sandra Barnes Melesio Barrios Dan Bell David Black Kim Boatner Linda Bogarr Chip Boynton Tena Briem Debra Brobisky Peggy Brooks Leonard Brown Tammy Brown Ninth Graders .5 I at 1' 5 ,,, B 3 5 2 If WUUD Vow, - 1 Some people just exist. Others really live. A few exceptional individuals Bring to life such enthusiasm That they make it more worth living For the rest of us. Such a person was Eunice Reed. She loved people And people loved her. She loved doing worthwhile things And she kept at it Until she succeeded. Eunice was one of the people who brought To DeAnza this year A rebirth of school spirit. In the photo to the left Eunice dances in a football costume, while in attend- ance at the Freak- Out Dance. She was the organizer and captain of the DeAnza drill team. The music they marched by was the hup, two, three, four called out by Eunice. On Wednesday, December 8th, 1971, DeAnza 's flag flew at half-rnast. Eunice 'N' S Reed had been killed in an automobile accident. The following Monday many of us attended her funeral - so many that some had to stand outside. Mr. Sheb Wooley, western music recording artist, whose daughter Christy was in the drill team, said that he would write a song for Eunice Reed, be- cause of what she had done to promote goodwill among girls of all colors. Heaven's flower garden Has a lot of different colors. Everyone is different And the rain falls on all You can see. And never knows the difference . . . Sheb Wooley 27 1 -W Bryan Burdette Mike Burns Emily Cantu Matt Capritto Shorty Carbonell Bobby Caron Cleette Carr Bruce Carson Debbie Carter Tom Carter Dennis Cason Larry Chavez Mike Cheverie Burl Cleveland Gayla Cobos Larry Collins Theresa Compton Gloria Cortez Raul Cortez Don Cox Mike Cox 28 Ninth Grade + is T W 3 S Q n MPV Awoldowufakesrtxlasbdww dwmdwwm! Our annual canned food drive went over better this year than ever before. Much thanks is due to chairman Leo Garcia and his car bash held Friday, November 19. To get a ticket to the car bash you had to bring a can of food to the canned food drive. See pictures on pages 27 to 31. The car was donated by the Avenue Wreckers. We gathered about 40 baskets of food to feed 80 needy families. Buena and Ventura High and other schools added about 40 baskets also. There were enough to feed about 160 needy families. Ninth Grade 29 G . TF if - , nm W ! sf QM rw , 2 ii ' f- , ,, .M ' , . ' X . I ' ' S fr ff 29 W f v W, F4 4354 1. H 'es ,, , -mx 5? fi .yn if at W -s -3 t, 5 96 4 ,V 'H N Q5 .YNJ vw' W ff We Owbgmf tlwBestFoodfDfduoEvov Our food drive this year ended with both our car bash qsee page 195 and a special dress- up day called Freak Out Day on Friday, November 19. The car bash was followed by a Freak Out Dance sponsored by the Girls' Council. Pictured above are Tim Leonardo, Connie Barrozo, and Colene Dewey dancing. Above and left Arthur DeRoss, Vincent McMurray, and David Holmes are enjoying the action. Below and to the left Wilma Smith admires the Freak Out attire of Stephanie Frank qSteve Frankj. Freak Out Day 31 ri w. ns - Mfr, ' . 'V' k . ' . ww' f H f Q ia .,, - . EF' .4 A 5 0 15: IA jx ' i 3 46 XE S, Q3 X fp f ., mb I in-aef f 1' Z ! I .W X- 5 was ,AQ A A s Q21 X ' E 5' iff ' i Us 7 Mrs. Lofthus'took special lessons at Clyde Heck so that she could teach the Guitar classes which were -first introduced last year. She also comes in every morning to teach the Mini Chorus. Mfw. Dowaov only half the day, but was school year. She had to take the summer Mrs. Dowler Mrs. Dowler unable to complete a maternity Mfv. Mr. Moody spent most of this summer vacation painting the inside of his house. For the remainder of the summer he worked on his math curriculum. During the first semester Mr. Branham's fifth and seventh period ecology classes went to Cabrillo to record a twenty- four minute ecology program. Mr. Branham did nothing this summer except teach sum- mer school. to Yosemite National Park. - Wlww His at The First Ninth Grade Sports nightof the year was a Christmas party. Basketball, Volleyball, Ping Pong, and eating were among the fun activities. In the bottom picture it appears that the girls can't resist our Ninth Grade Class President Benny Salazar. lln .... ' 941' fr- il I - Pictured above are the Ninth Grade Organization members from left: Annette McFadzen, Liza Porras, Danny Gutierrez, Benny Salazar, Ron Murphy, and Leonard Brown planting the Christmas tree that the Student Council gave them. The Ninth Grade Organization was sponsored by Mrs. Komp, Mr. White, and Mrs. Post. D91 A111301 P71156 during 1971-1972. This was the first year that De Anza did anything special on Sadie Hawkins Day The girls dressed like hillbillies and asked the boys to carry their books and escort them to class They also had contests and sponge throwing at the teachers after school Pictured below is the Ninth Grade Organization. 36 Ninth Graders Paul Lewandoski Bill Lindsey Pat Lively Billy Loffswold Daniel Long David Long Thalia Long Luis Lopez Teddy Ludeman Steve Lunsford Carrie Lyons Richard Lyons Ronny Mack Tim Malloy Terry M aness Ruby Manriquez Sophia Manriquez Yolanda Manriquez Janie Martel Margie Martinez Linda Mays Gabriel McCurtis Jane McDowell Annette McFadzen Tarn McMurray Billy Meade Eddie Mendez Mark Metzner Christy Miles Matt Miller John Montgomery Deborah Mooney Robin Moyer Richard Mtmoz Ron Murphy Richard Muzzy Tiny Myers Connie Neely Robert Nelson Janice Nerren Becky Nolen Kelly Noyce ' Ninth Graders 37 1: f L: -X Yi Q Zi il. t-- i Iv' 3? Q , Q5 , ff.. iii LL i 9 X Mr. Russell Foote taught this year Woodshop I for the ninth graders, Woodshop for 7th graders, one period of Math for 7th, and one period of Graphic Arts. Mr. Frank Stout, shop department chair- man, taught 3 periods of Metal Sth, two periods of Metal I, and one period of Math, eighth grade general. Mr. Leo Iennings,' taught 7th grade Graphic Arts, General Math, and Drafting l. He's been at De Anza for 15 years. He taught night school at Ventura College. Before he started teaching, he worked in a boat shop and fished commercially. In college Mr. Jennings was good at long jumping. He went to conference championship and AAU relays. Mr. Ernest Wallace taught five periods of American History and one period of U. S. Government. A Dash News Comp In the picture below, at the left is Tracy Edwards working on his desk in Wood- shop. At the right, Mr. Foote is helping Chip Boynton make a checkerboard. E' s rf' t 39 E if if 45 5, M , 4 , xv! if A 3 A av y 'Y ' Q, Y s mush an '. ,v n M I nnwn K scmmua g 9,5 x V' 1 wg We ,, 0w.w 40 I 1 - A E. .Jw nf. F Q f .M 5? jg, if W fy 5 iff, bjjwgff, I ,M M f F T , fa ? V .. Lf ' ' if f , l V 2 5 ,.127w7? , 7 ' X f X V , ' M1 fl ,M ,f at . ,uf if Mrs. Brantner, this year, worked with the spe- cial class here in the afternoon. Upon resignation of a teacher over at El Camino she took the job as special teacher there. Mr. Whittaker taught the Mentally Handicapped this year. At the end of the first semester it was discontinued because of lack of funds, and he took over for Mrs. Brantner. This year Mrs. Winsor taught Remedial Reading and Spanish. Mrs. Winsor has been teaching at De Anza for twelve years. Mrs. Bowen has been teaching the educationally handicapped for three years here at De Anza. She got her teaching degree at UCLA: To the left top, is Mrs. Lofthus's guitar class. Introduced last year for the first time in our school district, the class has been a suc- cess. Students in this class furnish their own guitars and learn to read music. W Sharon Scott Kathy Seeley Vicky Sheppard Scott Siatos Diane Smith Janet Smith Wilma Smith Margaret Solis Lorraine Sotello Ti.rn Spann William Speer Annabella Spier Billy Stafford Glenda Standridge Terry Stephens Pete Stocks Debbie Swift Carol Taylor 41 Cathy Terry Steven Thomas Leanna Tousignant Terri Trice Kendall Turner Rosie Valenzuela Rebecca Van Gundy Glenda Vaughn Michael Veatch Dennis Vest Debra Voter Anita Wamer Tina Welton Lonnie Wessley Donald West Brenda Whitacre Sandra whimuire Gary Wilcox Debbie Williams Debbie Williams Karen Williams Larry Williams David Williams Ralph Willingham Ted Wilson Terry Winkler Carol Wolfe Ken Wyatt Dee Yates J , T l, XM f Miss Lorraine Culver taught English. Last year she was a student teacher for Mrs. Hyde and for Mr. Wallace. Mrs. Lauri Canady, qformerly Mrs. Roody taught Remedial Reading again this year. llama... X- Xessasw This year the ninth grade lawn became the ninth grade mudhole because of the discovery of a ruptured water pipe broken during the 1971 earthquake. New Classes Miss Arlene Clark, taught Issues Today, Minorities, Political and Economic Sys- tems. This was the first year the ninth grade students were allowed to pick what kind of Social Studies Classes they wanted. This year Mr. William Ha'kins taught many different kinds of English. This was the first year that 9th grade students were allowed a choice - one semester of writing course and one course of a literature course. Mr. Harkins entertained the entire school with the plays put on by mils olf PMS' ' The pictures to the left present De Anza's Drama Class Production, Perils of Priscilla. Mr. Harkins drama class play starredg Annette Mclfadzen as Priscilla, Bill Rock as the Villain, Yvette Copp as Miss Tylerg Scott Siatos as the herog and the school children were Brian O'Hagan and Cleette Carr and Tina Welton. The play was showing for two days in January and was the first dramatic production since 1963. 43 his drama classes. I W M D9 'S Alex Abundis Mark Adams David Allen Gene Allen Julio Alvarez Cathy Antillon Jon Appelt Anna Ayala Dan Baker Frances Baker Maria Barbosa Terry Barker Connie Barrozo Debbie Beall Karen Bcem Patricia Begg Steve Beltran Roland Bishop Brian Black Debbie Black Alvin Boan Tommy Booth Karen Borron Sharon Boynton Joyce Brandon Paul Briggs Anthony Brizuela Sherri Brown Naomi Burnett Vincent Buss Vickey Butler Lynn Campos Toni Canada Sherry Carroll Ray Castro Jorge Chacon Jamie Chenot Rick Clary Dora Collins Yvette Copp Frank Cortez Mary Lou Cortez James Cothran Clayton Coutee Joy Sue Cox Pat Crabtree Cathi Cross John Crow Patricia Cudahy Irene Cueva Sharol Cundiff Sharon Cundiff Beverly Davis Helen Davis Steve Davis Tonie Dayton Eighth Graders, 45 'F-'fi wfijyfffgg, . Hgda 'gy I 'de aught eighth grade English. During BJ? th u Q05 e ' ited the house of Anne Frank in X X19-45 it uf X X 51 T 's ear Mrs. McKown taught seventh and eighth Y Ngr En' hy. She also taught one class of Modern if y tion fa the ninth graders. X QQ' tax . Miss O'Farrel1 taught eighth and ninth grade Eng- lish. When told how long she had been teaching here Miss O'Farrell replied, Have I been here that long? Miss I-lobsow This year Miss Hobson taught eighth and ninth grade classes. She has been teaching at De Anza for two years. This year she taught Personal- Typing, In- troductory Business, Note-Hand and Typing I. Last year she taught a full year of Home Economics. Pictured below Tina Romero is an example of the fact that more eighth graders are taking typing. 48. A in 1 qu gag E K Q SEE! yart , hi my Mark Dean Robert De Los Santos Terri Dennison Arthur Diaz Gale Dillard Mearl Dineley Donald Donnelly Susan Downing Oliver Duckworth Claudia Dutton Linda Dye Tammy East Paul Edens Jeanette Edwards Todd Eichman Billy Ellis Cindy Ellis Randy Erps Arthur Estrada Kenny Estrada Alfred Estrella Tina Evans Amy Fly Kim Ford Danny Foss Jeff Francillon Carl Gage Cinda Garcia Debra Garcia 3 johnny Garcia 'Mitch Garcia ' Frank Garibaldi Robin Gartman Golde Glaser Don Godbey Anita Gomez Linda Gomez Maria Gonzales Tom Gonzales Gail Grabowsky Anthony Gravelle Robert Gutierrez Ruth Haas Anthony Hamlet Kim Harbison Robin Harbison Richard Harding David Harms Eighth Graders 47 E Q is. 3 1 In tl., -c 1 , 5 V i .,.,, .-. rt, The picture above is Anthony Brizuela using his artistic talent in one of Mr. Fortmeyer's eighth and ninth grade art classes. Pictured above and to the right, Mr. Fortmeyer has been teaching art at De Anza since it opened in 1957. During the summer Mr. Grogan taught summer school and oil painted. He also went to Canada and took his first satma bath. And he says, It really swings. Mrs. Patricia Post has taught at De Anza for only a year, but she has made her presence known. She sponsored the Drill Team on Mondays and Wed- nesdays and the Dance Club on Tuesdays and Thurs- days. She made the decorations for all the 9th grade activities. Mrs. Marie Sabin, our text book clerk, has been here since De Anza first opened in 1957. She at- tended Clint Junior College. When she came to De Anza she worked as attendance clerk and school banker. This year Mr. Vadnais helped Mr. Grogan super- vise the cafeteria in the mornings. Mr. Vadnais has been teaching math here at De Anza for eight years. Eighth Graders 49 if 5. .Amlhfh-L.4...u , N,W,w..M E, M 4 Se 1 i f The Mini Chorus fcenter photoj, sponsored by Mrs. Emily Lofthus, was active throughout the year. The Mini Chorus consisted of 19 students who volunteered their time in the morning before school. They accompanied the Cho- rus qtop photoy at most of the assemblies and also traveled to various schools and civic organizations in Ventura. Mv.MMzraafwMfaosA..3a ln the picture on the left is our new head custodian, Don Mart. De Anza's former head custodian, Bill Dobson, was transferred to Balboa, January 31, 1972. Mr. Mart worked here as a custodian in 1965 and l966. He left De Anza, and moved to San Luis Obisbo to be a prison guard. He soon decided that the prison guard job wasn't for him, and came back to Ventura and worked as a custodian at Cabrillo. Mr. Mart is glad to be back at De Anza, and feels like he is back home. Other custodians are: Mrs. Mabel Aten, Thurman Brown, Gid Howdeshell, and Wilfred McCleary. Eighth Graders 51 .an ihlmw +L an 25 l V' , 'iss J A W? Jw I xg .. F, 'wr 'W Z QW ' A ,,,,f1 .Er 1 MW , -, Dale Yasukawa Jeanette Young Stella Zambrzuski Debbie Zinskey We--vs Pictured left to right are our cooks who make our lunch time possible. Some of come as early 'as 6145 a. m. They are: Ruth Garrison, Frances Johnson, Lucille Jeannie Jackman, Rose Di Perry, and Verna Peterson. Not picutred is Vivian Eloise Vargas Mike Voter Teresa Wadlington Rene Waites Gary Wallis Pam Ward Larkey Watkins Patricia Watkins Patrice Watkins Jacob Wenzel James White Pam White Billy Whitmire Doug Wiggins Becky Williams David Williams Debbie Williams Pat Williams Steve Williams Rita Winchester Kim Wingo William Woodford Christi Wooley Gary Yanez Pictured here are De Anza's Bus Drivers: Lee Reynolds Lee Miller and Bob Rusch. Not pictured, Warren Paul. 53 Daniel Aguilar David Aguilar Juli Aldrich Diana Andrews Beatriz Antillon Scott Appelt Robert Arbizu Pamela Are llanes Bryan Baker Steve Baney Jodi Bartle Mary Baty Ronnie Beltran Donna Benoit Beverly Besand Deborah Biats Catherine Boe Diana Bogart Pam Bohannon John Boswell Randall Bowers Cathy Branham Correen Brosman Pennie Brown Robert Bugg Larry Burdette Charlene Butler Paula Campbell Doreen Campos Philip Capritto 54, Seventh Graders f K X f 1 Lori Caron Mitch Caron Janet Carr Kathy Carroll Terry Castor Lisa Catlett Bill Cease Diane Cervantez Mike Cervantez Danny Cheverie Larry Cobos Jim Coggins Terri Colangelo Pat Coleman Darlene Conner Albert Contreras Debbie Coons Esmeralda Cortez Estella Cortez Norma Cortez Diana Cox Leroy Cox Patty Cox Sherry Crow Cindy Cudahy Victor Cueva Brenda Curtis Rene Dalton Mike Davis Ted Davis Paul Delgado Arthur DeRoss Colene Dewey Kathy Dewey Leonard Diaz John Donaldson Wayne Donathan Tim Downey Scott Dryer Carol Dunlap Valerie Eaton John Elom Alda Estrella Sheryl Evans Suzie Ferro Lorraine Fischer Joe Flores Marty Fontenot Stephen Fontenot April Forbes Susan Fouts Danny Fraser Christina Frazier Danta Frazier Bill Freeman Anna Frias Pete Frias Teresa Gabaldon Barbara Gage Stephanie Gaiman 56 Seventh Graders W a . fm . f 'df' I ky 1 .. ,.,grff:g:.3e, farm .-,rs ?wf'if'ff1 ' f ' 1 Mow messtlnowwwvbekw We sold more candy this year than ever before. This year we sold approximately 11, 440 bars of chocolate. There were 370 students participating. Prizes were given to the people who sold the most bars. Ghirardelli gave the T. V. away as a prize. The people who won the prizes were as follows: Mike Demele, T. V. g David Johnson, 325. 005 Jerry Alaniz, Debbie Coons, Robin Horst, Kitty Koziba, LaVerne Leggett, Rayanna Lightner, Brian O'Hagan, Maria Perez, and Anita Warner, 310. O0 each. Fifty-one people won Deluxe yearbooks and 118 people won regular yearbooks. The sales started October 21 and ended November 1. Mike G Gordon Gamble Linda Garcia Jack Garner Jeff Getman allop Ron Godwin Sally Gomez Maria Goodi.n John Gordon Donald Goss Ava Greene Mary Gregory Rhonda Gregory Christie Griffiths Cindy Haflich Tamra Hamblin Alesia Hamlet Steve Harbison Mike Harris Alysia Harvey Steve Harvey Teri Haskett Anita Hatfield Becky Hawkins Judy Haynes Chuck Heckenlivel Shirley Hefner Keith Hendricks Cliston Hensley Shelley Hermes Bobby Hernandez Cynthia Hernandez Gerald Hibdon Kelly Hicks Ronnie Hodge Randy Holbert Tammy Holding Troy Hopkins Craig Hoppe Carol Horn Seventh Graders 57 X Y Q5 fa rf - ' fa.: 1 ,f LL, ,k ,, in , 7th datum' The girls pictured above are doing their thing on the ping pong table at the 7th grade party. The commissioners sponsored it because there was no Social Committee at that time. It started at 2:15 to 4:00. The party started off with a relay race, where everyone on a team had a toothpick in his mouth and passed a lifesaver from person to person with the toothpicks. After the relay race they had a coke and an ice cream sandwich. Then they had the rest of the time to dance and play ping pong. Robin Horst T Janet Hume Gloria Jackson i Mike Johnson T Nancy Johnson Paul Johnson Cliff Jones Kathy Keeter Terry Kennedy Anna Kesselring Lavonda Kilcrease Doug Kirksey Jamie Lagos David La Meres Pete Lara Theresa Lara Vince Latella Donna Lechman Renee Ledford I immy Lee Dorris Leggett Billy Leonardo Rayanna Lightner Janet Long Mark Lorenzana 53 Senventh Graders ha. Darlyn Lowe Vicki Ludernan Mary Manriquez Mary Manriquez Bennie Marshall Gary Martin Laura Martin Beatrice Martinez Kathy Martinez Paula Martinez Roy Mathews Shanda Mathis Roger Mattson Ricky Maynes Blair McBee Seventh Graders 59 Q-,- , . W 53 Y 4 fgsvh ?' D' , 4' s Q.. we fi? , s 1 ff? Zi W 5 Eg 23 is Q.: W' 4 3 ' 1 ml' as I ff ,, H Fai 1 X-ml 4 'D 7---v Q I ' y I? Music H05 af Busg Yewv Mr. Robert Kanthack has been teaching here at De Anza for two years. Mr. Kanthack's Band and Qrchestra performed admirably at the Christmas Program, Spring Program, and other assemblies. The Band and Orchestra also performed at various elementary schools throughout the district. This year was Mr. Johnson's first at De Anza. Mr, johnson taught science and was supervisor of the lunchroom during both lunch periods. Mr. John- son got to sleep late on the regular schedule as he only taught half the day. However, flip-flop kept him awake. TeaclwusComemwLGa,butP.E.Goeso4vPoawevv Girls' P. E. really had a turnover of teachers this year. The year began with Mrs. Van Leeuwen and Mrs. Yount teaching Phys. Ed. A back injury hospitalized Mrs. Van Leeuwen and her place was taken by Mrs. Caroline Morris, wife of boys' P. E. teacher, and herself a former De Anza P. E. teacher qmaiden name Andersonj. Then Mrs. Yount left and Mrs. Morris came back. To take Mrs. Morris' place, Mrs. Harris fbelow on pyramidj came and left again. Finally last but not least .and still here, is Miss Pam Raun qpictured to the lefty. 4231 N x ' i 4 f af vs .bk T N' Q W 1 1 f. V J x pi . ,,,, , ,. ,Z . U ir V, g gi, KN , In 1 frm jgwg 5 'f HM?f ' 'I-wifi 1 , I ,.., W , 7 'Q 1-M ' ' , '.wg,g,a in I . , .wil , , 4, ' .. . , 5 S Q l f 45 r f .4 tg 'V' ' ,V ff . 'V A 'iff' 'f ,'f 1, f,f y,4'A,i:' 5.3.1 r N ,wh A Roberta Sellers Donna Sexton Linda Sharp Timmie Sharp Kelly Sheppard Coralee Skelton Troy Slankard Karen Smith Mitchell Smith Sheila Smith Tammy Smith Vicki Snodgrass Richard Snow Georgia Solorzano Danny Speer Mark Spiers Tom Stephens Rick Stone Walter Stowe Craig Strickland Larry Stull Charles Swim David Taber John Taylor Mary Taylor A V X 'K rx 1-. if 'S .B Rick Thomas, our S. R. O. on campus, pictured far right, has rap ses- sions with the different groups of students, pictured left below. As usual Mr Morris and Mr. Darling along with Mr. Stout, sponsored the Lancers. This year's Lancers successfully organized several sports days for the boys. Last year's yearbook was dedicated to Mr. Morris so you can tell that De Anza kids really like him. Once again Mr. Darling was here at the gym weekly during the V, Y, B, A, season. 43-. 'iv' N Susan Tennis Robert Terrazas Karen Terry Denise Tilmont Sheryl Todd Kevin Toney Rita Torres Roger Tousignanr Bonnie Townsend Cameron Ulery Valerie Valencia Roberta Valles Isabel Vargas Theresa Vaughn Lawanda Vest Danny Vibbart Kevin Waites Timothy Webb Alan Werner Mashel Westbrook Carol Williams Darlene Williams Katrina Williams Roger Williams Shelly Witt ner J att kawa tes TEACHERS GRA DES Bentz 7 Bowen 7, 8, 9 Branham 7, 8, 9 Brantner 7, 8, 9 Canady 7, 8, 9 Clark 9 Culver 7, 9 Danzy 7 Darling 7, 8, 9 Dean 7, 9 Diehl 7 Dowler 8 Dugan Ensign Evans 7, 8, 9 Foote 7, 8, 9 For-uneyer 7, 8, 9 Grogan 8, 9 Guthrie Haase Harkins 9 Harris 7, 8, 9 Hobson 8, 9 Hyde 7, 8, 9 Jennings 7 I0h.nson 7, 9 Kanthack 7, 8, 9 Komp 8, 9 Lapolla Leavens Lofthus 7, 8, 9 Mattox 8, 9 McKown 7, 8 Mervyn 7. 8, 9 Moody 8, 9 Morris 7, 8, 9 O'Farrell 3. 9 Post 7, 8, 9 RSQUII 7, 8: 9 Schaetzel 7 Siville 8. 9 Stout 8, 9 Tan Vadnais 7, 8, 9 Van Leeuwen 7, 8, 9 Wallace 8 White 7 Whittaker 7, 8, 9 Winsor 7. 3. 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Never before has there been such a year full of action. The Flip Flop schedule was really great. There were the organizations that really got with it: the Head Cops, Drill Team, and the Dance Club were all the first of their kind. We showed the other schools that the gang on the Avenue is really Neato Frito and knows how to run a school. It was so action packed and fun filled that it all went too fast. Never before has a yearbook staff had so much to cover. I would like to extend thanks to all the people, Journalism and not, who EDITOR- IN-CHIEF CO-EDIT OR- IN-CHIEF IDENTIFICATION EDITOR NINTH GRA DE EDITOR EIGHTH GRA DE EDITOR ASSISTANT SEVENTH GRA DE EDITOR ASSISTANT LAYOUT EDITOR DRA FTER FACULTY EDITOR DEDICATION SALES EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR helped to make this year's yearbook a ASSISTANT great success. AD ART ASSISTANTS ' 9 PHOTOGRAPHY COORDINATOR CAPTIONS EDITOR ASSISTANTS awwwae .-.tg-:Z-y: 1.1-. 2. 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