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Del Mar High School - Laurel Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

 - Class of 1960

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Del Mar High School - Laurel Yearbook (San Jose, CA) online collection, 1960 Edition, Cover
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Px ' u ,,,2,1-- -SEQ X fx fel X X Vx X t X l xl Xxx, Q' X D: Xfx X X x Presentation of block sweater and Don's hat Mr. Pitcher Long Don Pitcher Long is a spir- ited, twinkling-eyed man of 81 years young who holds in his heart an exceptional love and loyalty for Del Mar High. Watching our campus grow from the beginning, each hall, each room, the amphi- theatre, and football bowl mean something indefinably special to him . Mr. Long is an understanding friend and shares a sincere inter- est in every Del Mar student. Discussions about his ardent love for gardening, last week's varsity game, or his trip from England to America in i904 fascinate his man loyal pals. His wonderfully sparllling personality has made him truly a part of our first year at Del Mar. Everybody yell, and we'11 win! 31-il-lil-1'-1 i,.g-g: Q Big Shqts A .,., ,, ,sf ff w fW Ng' af ' 4XgULX6whMwj5c x ' P fkjggrpfxrbo- L if I If, LMNQKHB Ja? Q!!! . '. f , fi QPF ' N ff 3 X' W' f ,fp b 4.2.3 in-1 '14, jyf MQ, N00 nf' X X x PQ sig, WW W M, 1.84 'J -wi X' W .3 ., ,, 6 Vfgsj' Fm . 55: W .sv I Jl ,zlr J Q f Principal Prineipal's Message W Congratulations to this our first grad- uating class! You have made many unique contributions, some of which will have lasting effects down through the years. The demands for an enlightened citi- zenry have probably never been greater. We hope that your academic appetites have been stimulated to the degree where you will want to continue acquiring added skills and knowledges. It is our , , desire that you leave us equipped to Mr' Mlskulln take your place in our complex society. May the pioneer spirit of this class be a part of you always. George F . Miskul in Counselors lf . N .,., , , . ..s,.,,.,.,,....-n-------f--4 1 swf, . Mr.Hir1es. Mr. Wailacef Ml'.lL3l1g1O,.A Mrsig Shannen Al A a' Hi' ' i DCEIII of Boys Dean ofG1rls MR' ALLMAN ASSISIEIHI bupermreudeut M155 BULL Director of Education MR. MAX FIELD MRS V ACHQN Office Staff BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Soley, Mrs. Terrill, Mrs. Langen, Mrs. Spruit. FRONT: Mrs. Buck. , O O Cafeterla Staff Custodlans I S ' 'T as si' B L BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Stanford, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Peterson, Mr. Bennett, Mr. John- Mrs. Long, Mrs, Kuester, Mrs. Bese. FRONT ROW: Mrs. son, Mr. Norman, Mr. Hope, Mr. Atwood, Mr, Oleveri Griswald, Mrs. Kubiak, Mrs, Greis, Mrs. Munger. Bus Drivers BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Riordan, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Mashek, Mr, Lemas, Mr, Sherred. FRONT ROW: Mr. Lees, Mr. Sprecker. 13 1 V 1 'Til' 1:1 .11 vw x Q W ,Au f X fy fr . A 1 yi ,g 3 A , ,N W ' W 1 I A . W. L ,. As6V,f. :A,. F ki 4fL.,5EEf2,gM , -L' A 7, N f' r 1-4 M 2. , . 57? f -hkessiyf ' ,IK 3 gi? f' f Vi' Q9 f'.a?:?i'!' nk E K ' M1 f WT -.,, ,....,,5.1,?HQ t FF 'Ilia gr, it EH Q? fgv Jaaergw Qin? X '1 F SP I ' Y W. -V t mf .EHWX 5,4 Q fl Y Af. 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Fall Cabinet JIM KELLEY JOAN BOHNETT President Vice-President LA VON KEL EZ Secretary X SHARON KENDALL Treasurer The first graduating class of Del Mar High has begun the first chapter in the school's history. The Seniors have now made their outstanding-finale to their twelve years of learning. This Class of '60 has shown its spirit, enthusiasm, and leadership in all activi- ties, setting an all-time high record with SHARON KENDALL Treasurer IOOW voting in the Spring student body election. This group has set a precedent that the other classes will try to live up to. MARLESS SCI-IMITZ Secretary DENNIS FREGGER BOB SITTER President Vice-President 18 Spring Cabinet w TJ w . 1. JOE ABINANTI SANDY AGNOLETT1 V. Cheerleader, G. A. A., Rally Comm. And suddenly we were Seniors . . NANCY ARNOLD BRIAN Orchestra, ALLAMPRESS G.A.A.,C.S.F. F.l.F., Rally Comm. , A. Track. l 3 , s s GARY ABREO B. Track. N l NANCY ASHWORTH Publicity Comm. , Science Club, Soc. Affairs Comm. DICK AMYX V. Football, Band, Dance Band. BONNIE BAKI BOB ALLEN JEAN BALDANZI Choir. V. Football, Choir, S.B. Rep., CManhattan Soc. Affairs Beachl. Comm. GLORIA BEDAL SPENCER APPERE JOYCE BENNA MARC BAHL Soc. Affairs Latin Club, Chess Modern Dance. B. Football, V. Comm. , F.H. A. , Club, Choir. Cross Country, Drama Comm. V. Track. 19 LEANNE BIEBESHEIMER Publicity Commnr. C.S.F.. G.A.A. 1. ,i ,K fi l 2-'ll',Q ' F .Q PEBNMSWQDRZ if L. V- A ff ,- Vw ,J-' ' J Vx? . jg 9 ' N. JOAN BOHNETT CHARLES BAILEY A A Oak fr JUDY BONNER Senior Vice-Pres. , V. Track. ' - ,D Soc. Affairs Fashion Board yr? f Comm. , Finance Rep., Drama K - Comm. , Rally Commnr. L6 Comm. , ' if K , .,. . s A -Q 'Shu fe A 4 . U - 1' , 14 Q3 ' As the firs1 ? : ' is 7. , A 'X 5 A 5 B I , class we R A A A ROD BALLARD SHERRI BRICKELL BILL BARR V. Track., V. CAVUPUS Courier Art Comm. , Cross Country, Bus. Mgr. , Choir, Audio-Visual, Sigma Phi Hi-Y. F. T. A. Vice-Pres. Photo. Comm. bacli JEANETTE BRUZZONE S.B. Rep., Rally Comm., Mascot Committee. f f 1 I A l MEL BATES V. Swimming, V. Wrestling. DWAIN BARTLETT JAN BRYAN RON BASSONI Science Club, Finance Commnr. , J.V. Football. Boys' Ath. Comm. , S.B. Rep., Senior Audio-Visual. Play. ' 1 . . T 7 .. . I: s v K. P Qzgq - 1 - R. . . . Dir' I, B CHARLENE BUA STANLEY BEECH SANDIE PAUL BERG J.V. Cheerleader. BUCHHOLZ S.B. Rep. CHol1isterJ, Rally Comm. , G.A.A. 20 F. H. A. , Bank Club. high years LARRY BERGEN Science Club, Publicity Comm. ru is JUDY BUICKEROOD Rally Comm. , WERNER B. Track. Finance Comm S.B. Rep. ' I K .- . .- :si raduallng .. . . fl - ' .. E .,1 q f r ' . 2 . '1ll always 5 A , 'Li Y . JANICE CALAR VINCE DONNA C.S. F. , Band, BONGOTTI CARROLL School Bank. Track, Cross Choir, Senior Country. Cabinet, Soc. n our Affairs Comm. .., x..w..:.,- H ciye 1 ' lid . . f - MONA CARROLL HAROLD ROBERTA BILL BRANDON Choir, G.A. A. , BOZARTH CHRISTOPHERSON V. Track, B. Soc. Affairs Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Honorary Pres. , Track, B. Comm. Cross Country. Variety Show, Wrestling. MARGY COLE RON BROOKS DONNA CONNOR Student Manager, V. Track, V. V. Cheerleader, G.A. A. , C.S.F. Cross Country, Science Club. School Affairs, Commnr. , C.S. F. 21 . - 5257.1 Modern Dance. DAN BROTHERS PAULINE COSTA I.V. Football, Band. Orchestra , Modern Dance. CLAIRE COULLAI-IAN Drill Team, Science Club, Syn. Swim. .,- , Wg F 29' 'Y' lx, 1 I, DAVID C ALLERI - - . I 1. c fx' -- 1 515.3 . ,Li ' fl .... - :- ELLA FAY CULLEN Science Club, Arr Comm., Rally Connn. I n ui ' JOE CICERELLO Band, D. Basket- ball Mgr. . Senior Cabinet. 415 3 .., 6 CAROL COX HU' 5 I' I TO I BUL O . ,V V. Foo Baseball, Dance Band. Spanish Club, F.B. L. A. . Glee Club. Remember the and the MARILYN ' BR1AN CRESCI CAMPBELL Rally Comm. , Cadet Officer, As Fresl Glee Club, Utilities Comm. F. H. A. P. see the bewilr I . I I - RON CANCIAMILLA DIANA DALLA CLIFFORD S.B. Rep. Choir, Glee Club, CHRISTIAN Rally Comm. C.S,F., V. We MARY JO DANNA Drama Comm. Tennis, Science Club. LEN CICERELLO GWEN DAVIS DON CLEMENS C.S. F. , V. Arr Honorary. Dance Band, Ace Wrestling, Awards Hi-Y, Band, Commnr. 22 CARMEN DANA DEAN JERRY COOPER COGLIANDRO Rally Comm. , V. Football, V. Cl'lOif, BOYS' French Club, Basketball, V. Quartet, Latin Synchronized Track. Club. A Swim., Pl. .appiness I eartaches. A LQANNE RON CORBARI MARILYN DiB NEDETTO B. Track, B. DORCICH an We Band, Music Football, Letter- Band, Art Hon- Commnr, C.S.F. 's Club. orary, G.A.A. Peat IICSS IUANITA DUDLEY RICHARD PAT DUNLAP FRANK CRAIN ne F. H. A. Treas- COURTNEY Art Honorary P. Sigma Phi Hi-Y, W ' ' urer, Drama Club, Band, V. Track, Mgr.. Rally V. Basketball. Art Club. Dance Band. Comm. . Variety Show. KATHLEEN EILERS DICK CURRIER LYNNE ELDRIDGE PETE DANNA DONNA FElL C.S. F.. Science V. Football, Rally Comm., Art V. Track Capt., F. H. A. Club, Finance Dance Band, Cam- Comm., G.A.A. B. Football, B. Comm. pus Courier Sports Basketball. Ed. 23 Ns.. JOETTA FREITAS Campus Courier, S.B. Rep. , G. A. A. .ry DAVID DENNIS BRUCE DeMERS Audio-Visual, Utilities Comm. , Noon Act. Comm. ROSE GILLEN Choir, Speech Festival, Cheer- leader QMOI. SUSAN GINSBURG Variety Show. Soc. Affairs Comm. , Biology Club Sec. I . A PAT GRIGGS DICK DIXON Art Comm. , Art V. Tennis, Honorary, F. H. A. French Club Pres. , C.S. F. 4 Q uuu. I N ' 7 lyk .. fw DENNIS DUNLAP CARI HALL B. Cheerleader, Jr. Secretary, Ma- jorette. As Sophomores participate JERRY DIKE V. Football, V. Tennis, V. Base- ball' as Junlors uppe: BOB DUARTE Ex Caliber Hi-Y, J.V. Football, Comm., G. A. A. Track. BARBARA HAGGERTY S.B. Rep., Rally I . U xl , GEORGE DUSOLD MARY HAMILTON MIKE DYER J. V. Football, Band, Soc. Affairs Wrestling, Gym- F, l, F. , F.F. A, Comm., Choir. nastics, Hi-Y. 24 l SHERMAN EATON Science Club. fe began to more actively, re became ISSIIICII ist, , .eff SHIRLEY HOLLINGSWORTH s I! ,J in . rf- :jg 52 12? RONAELE JONES Laurel Editor, Art Honorary, C.S. F. X- I 1: A i . DON GILBERT V. Baseball, V. Track, V. Bas- ketball. KATHE HASKELL LOUIE ESPOSITO Modern Dance, Band, V. Baseball, Art Honorary, Lettermen's Club. Senior Play. . .- AA J f 'j -nr , 4 ..VV x ..t 3 . 4 . . M , . rye., -. ' K .1 ' - fl ,Q if JUDY HEIMANN V. Cheerleader, Jr. Pres. , Choir. I BOB GARCIA B. Track, Wrest- ling, B. Football. LAVON KELEZ Senior Secretary, Spanish Club V.P. , School Aff. Commnr. 25 MIKE FISHER JACKIE HOAGLAND Science Club Pres. , C.S. F. Pres., Lan- guage Fed. ., Wigan l 5... wi DENNIS FREGGER V. Football, V. Swimming, Sen- ior Pres. MARY ANNE IAHN Band, Princess QMO. J, Finance Comm. 'C7 , .A :V:l,. A A LLOYD GILLESPIE MARLEEN KELEZ Student Body Pres. , Frosh. Treas. , V. Football, Choir. S.B. Rep. , School Aff. Commnr. ,. .io Jllvl GINNEY S. B. Rep, B Football, J.V. Football. SHARON KENDALL G. A, A. , Senior Treas., Soc. Affairs Connn. DAVE GOLDNER SHIRLEY DOUG GRAHAM S.l5. Vice-Pres., KIRKLAND V. Swimming. B. Swinnning Student Council, Capt., V. Swim- Baud Sec. , Senior ming. Cabinet. I K r L l i A SUE KOLLMAN GEORGE GREEN GERI KNISS RON GUARD Modern Dance, J. V. Football. Junior Sec., Track, Campus Clioir, Rally G.A.A. Vice- Courier. C,,,m,,. Commur. , Color Committee RICHARD GUGAT LENA KUROTSUCHI BILL HAUFF PAT LADUCCA V. Basketball. Debate Comm. , Glee Club, C. Tennis Club., Soc. Tennis Capt. , 7- Finance Comm. Basketball. Affairs Comm. , ll Hi-Y. Rally Comm. 26 TREVIA KIRBY lass Rings Comm. , HA, A. Treasurer. Lf' J And finally feeling high we FCIIICIT HENRY HAW KINSON Campus Courier Baud, J.v, roof- ball. the 996.1 ROGER HEWITT Ca mpus Courier. VALERIE LIENEMANN Choir, G. A. A. ur Senior year, nd mighty, y CAROL LILES Campus Courier F. Ed., Laurel Ass't. Ed. , Arr Hon- orary V. -Pres. r all lally 3 5 X Q 1? is J W as sm . lg 4. L 'gf ' Hs P W S KAREN LIMA DOUG HUTAFF Rally Comm. , S. Glee Club, C. B- RCP- y Basketball. D BOB HINES B. Football Ca pt., , V. Baseball, V. Football. n.. .5 5 J , MEX 4 2 DAVE HILL V. Football, V. Basketball. l PAT LILOIA Art Comm. , S. B. Rep., Rally Comm. .nf ' 'Z lg . , . WEE X ' .. r LUCY LINDEKE PAUL JOHNSON Soc. Aff. Commnr., Choir, Science G. A. A. Commnr. Club. Choir. ESPERANZA LOPEZ PHIL JOHNSON GALE LUND Arr Commrrr. , G.A. A., Art Hon- orary. 27 HARVEY KANEMOTO V. Wrestlin ,C. Basketball, gita Phi Hi-Y Treas. 3.'2K'fl,.'i 1' ' . .... ,T I rw 3... ,tt A A XF'--.. JEANNIE MCCOY F. H. A. Secretary. ' 4 PAT MCEWIN WARREN KARBER SARA MANNING Band, Art Comm Choir, Tennis, Soc, Affairs C.S.F. AudiO-ViSLl81. Comm, , Rally or 'A- W . nun ,. . ,J . . .1 ' az.. ,I .1 l PAT KEENAN V. Basketball, A. E. Y. Fraternity. CARMELLA MANZELLA Art Honorary Treas. . G.A.A., Rally Comm. LARRY KLASSEN B. Track, Band, Choir. -41 E, R . , i X ED KELLER B. Track. Letter- men's Club, F. B. L. A. CAROL MANSUR Choir, Rally Comm. , Drama Comm. S A a.. , jf ' Q' 1 E wif' ' A I.. ,lk I 5 K k l ' I E Y JIM KELLEY EILEEN MARC US RON KIRK Campus Courier Swimming, Tennis, V, Wrestling, V. Ed. , Senior Pres. , Modern Dance. Swimming, J, V, V- Golf. Football. I fi OLIVIA MARRUJO KENNY LADINE G-A-A.. F.T.A.. C. Track, Band, Art Club. C,5, F, 28 NORALYN MARSHALL G.A.A. , C.S.F. Soc. Com.. Orch- estra . Comm. , Finance Comm. ...Spirit at games, the dances, mourning our il frieni princ ' N' 3' . . xiiz D n E' WEE E i f VINCE LOFRANCO V. Swimming, V. Basketball, S.B. Rep. iw A fur Living Mascot, tiff exams, DAN MCCARTHY LINDA MARTIN Choir. JIM McCRORY B. Track. SYLVIA MARX GEORGE Chou, Rally MASCIARELLI U black comm., French V. Football, v. Club. Baseball, S. .lty Olll' rl... Council QMass. J. VALERIE MATOVICH C.S. F. , Campus Courier Ed. , Oriole Staff. apr... ,.., - 'Wir li .155 r . . QQ Ki are 7 N JANET MICKEY RICHARD MAX JULIE MOLZAHN BOB MELEEN G, A. A., Rally Orchestra, C.S. F. Campus Courier, V, Track, Band, Comm. V. Football Train. Rally Comm. . Modern Dance. PATRICIA MOORE STAN MELEEN GRACE MUNOZ DON MOORE CYNTHIA NEILY F. H.A. D. Track, Band, Rally Comm., Choir, Variety Drama Commnr. , C. Basketball. Soc. Affairs Show, V. Football. S.B. Rep., Drill Comm., S.B. Rep. 29 Team. rl. BARBARA NESBITT GORDON Pepster, Choir NACHTIGALL Glee Club. B. FootballfLos I Garosj. N' if. .2 . RON NOMURA C,S. F., Band, Cross Country. AUD OSTIN-OLSEN G. A. A. Sec. , F. I. F. Pres., Stu- dent Council. BI LL OLIVER MADELYN PARKER DON BONNIE PATTERSON Future Nurses, Rally S.B. Vice-Pres. , Laurel staff, Rally Comm., S.B. Rep. V. Football, Stu- Comm., Science dent Body Pres. Club Sec. 1 .,,,.a bv 1:1255 ' A --fiiwi 5 F is . ' , , I . as , , 5- A ' 3 sl .. 'MF I . K kk is ay . 4 A BARRY PAULSEN Cadets, Science Club Treas. , Rifle Team. JOHN PAULSON JUDY PEPPER GARY PHELPS MARCIA PETERSEN Science Club. Frosh. Sec. , Tur- Wrestling, Track. Rally Comm. , key Trot Queen, Finance Comm. , Student Council. S.B. Rep. 30 JEANIE NOLEN Synchronized Swim. . Modern Dance, Drill Team. Our Seniol and anno Senior Seniol Sneak JACK PIAZZISI Choir, Language Federation. J fp . . If if 1 A ,rrp nf l L - ,' 'll' , -, 1 f ll ' I J kd I . gi. Q - . -r NORMAN PRATT Drama Comm. , Art Comm. , Utilities Comm. L+ . if -.i1 ' fz. vrvi f vi , gf' UU J 2 iiiii JOEL PORTER J 7, lo, if L , y E A J' J MARLINE Pep Club, Am- gf Ll. f M gh E J ,fb PETERSON letics'C1ub, B. ,W U4 Q' f LIP ,CI F.B. L. A. Treas., Football. , ' tj ,gf L ' ff ll Li' Art Club, Soc. LV ' L victures A 5eIIlelltS, IULIANNE PI-IELPS RICHARD QUIRING MARGO PIZZO S.B. Sec., Girl'S Tennis, Debate Song Girl, Mascot SIMS Rep., G.A.A. Comm., C.S. F. Comm. , C.S. F. Rall, ETEEE 1 9 U F1 A I .Wg f' ' ,ay, XV.k ,..k,V DORLA LEE PRICE MARVIN RAINVILLE Music Comm. , J. V. Wrestling. Rally Comm., Choir. ROBYN QUIRK Art Honorary, Art Comm. , Rally Comm. t I RON RAYMOND Debate Comm. , B. Football, Sportsman's C lub. DIANA RALPH ROBERTS VICKY RAMOS CHARLES ROE SHERRY RAE Choir, S.B. Rep., Choir, Utilities G. A. A., Soc. Band. RING Rally Comm. Comm. , Audio- Affairs Comm. Campus Courier, Visual. Senior Cabinet. 5. B, Rep., Rally Comm. 31 I 5- 'ia LAURI SCHIELE Soc. Affairs Comm. , Choir, Debate Comm. 5 A27 ' l JIM ROSSI Choir, V. Wrest- l ' EDW ARD ROSEBERRY Choir. i fflwif Z7 U' KARIN SHETLER ALAN ROTH Art Honorary, Head Cougar Mascot, Photo. Comm. , Senior Play. Z! . X ling, D. Basketball. Flag Girl, C.S.F. . ' L 4' f I aa I N JOYCE SHIOTSUGU F. H. A. Pres., Latin Club, Span- ish Club. - B' JOHN RUDD Choir, Jr. Play QMinn. J, Mu Alpha Theta. JOYCE SHOFNER School Bank, Mo- dern Dance. RICHARD RUPP V. Football, Ten- nis, Sigma Phi Hi-Y. ' 1 U R . get ll 1 i 1 H W A I BETTY SILES PAT SCHAEFER F. F.A. . V. Swimming. 32 MARLESS SCHMITZ S.B. Rep., Choir, Rally Comm. Baccalaureate, grad 'W RON RUSCIGNO V. Wrestling, V. Football, Boys Ath. Commnr. i 5.15, JOANN SILVERIA RICHARD SCHRIVER Drill Team, Rally Comm. , Art Comm. the I6 sh a Q 0 l? RICHARD CAROLYN SMART GEORGE SCHOTT SCHMALZBACH F. H. A. . G. A. A. Choir. V. Football, V. Water Polo, V. swimming. 1ne 1960, on, many ANN SMITH LLOYD SELLERS CHARLENE SMITH Rally Comm., Glee V. Football, V. ArrComm. , Arr Club, Modern Dance. Track, V. Base- Honorary, ball. Synchronized Swim E I 4 PAT GARY SHIPPAM JOAN STRIPP BOB SITTER STEPHENSON Choir, Tennis, F.H. A., Art Soph. Pres. fOak- Head Cheerleader, Debate Commnr. Honorary, Art landj, Senior V. - G.A. A., Junior Comm. Pres. , V. Basketball Vice-Pres. SHARON STRONG REG SMITH Choir, School V. Baseball, B. Aff. Commnr. , Baseball. Frosh. President. 1. EAW' . ...1'.. 151351 Qllk syn 7 - - .i..' ,ff JEAN TAPOGNA Head Majorette, Soc. Aff. Commnr, G. A. A. 33 CLARENCE SOTO JANET TASHIMA Finance Comm. VICKI TAYLOR THOMAS C.S.F. . F.B.L. A. SPARACINO Vice-Pres. , Ten- Cadets, Science nis Club. Club. T, ,... t GLENN SPITZER Glee Club, V. Football, Track. KAY THOMPSON Modern Dance, G. A. A. . S.B. Rep. SUSAN TODD Exchan e Student, Future urses Pres. , E C.S.F. . f I JERRY SUNDAY Choir, Latin Club, Hi-Y. DICK STEPHENSON V. Swimming, B. Swimming, B. Football. PAT STRIPP BARBARA TRIGUEIRO RON STEWART Laurel Staff, B, Song Girl, Ir. Sgt- V. Football, V. Football, D. Bas- at-Arms, Modern Baseball, B. Base- kerball, Dance. ball. I 4 gli? V' if. kr, A . if ANN UTILE G. A. A., Rally Comm. , Soc. Affairs Comm. , sa.. DAVID THOMSON V. Wrestling, B. Football, C.S. F. JOAN VALENTA C.S. F. . Rally Comm. , Zeta Phi, Y-Teen. 34 JUDI THOMPSON Choir, S.B. Rep., Finance Comm. Sad thoughts farewell to friends Mar i li A R WE if 'A Tw 18 , , I l GARY TRAINA Tennis. CRAIG TURNER Boys' Sports Rep. S.B. Rep., Ten- nis. ., I' 7 n. , L L nf bidding I nur many fi R .C-I -f 7 1132 . , . I - A 'L- .J ..y .Ki f f . I CHERYL VANDEREORD Choir, Campus Courier, Pen Sc Parchment. V' NA I X ug if .. QE 2 t f GERRY VERZI JIM UPCHURCH Cboir, Tennis Science Club, Ca- Club, det Officer, Photo. , .. 1, I - .VE f ind Del I ' A Iigh lf, . . XX, . f K . 5- C f I KAAREN VIERTEL GENE VAN C 1- Lfff Choir, Tennis J. V. Cross Cou DP' . I Club. try, S.B. Rep . ,L ' C X. xl Q of ,ia Co m m nr. SHARON VOGEL Rally Comm. , Finance Comm. . Memini Sta ff. JEAN VOYTEK BILL VEGA KAY WAHL RICHARD VIZZUSI Choir, Drama Eta Phi Hi-Y, B. Drill Team, Choir. Skorvan I-li-Y, C. Comm., Soc. Basketball, V. Basketball, B. Affairs Comm. Swimming. Baseball. 35 N -J 9 1 N SCOTT TUTTLE S.B. Rep., Jr. Senate CL.A.J. 1 M ik' 'K JULIE VIDAS C.S. F., Science Club Sec. , Lan- guage Fed. Sec. g y V 6 R I 1 RICHARD VASQU EZ V. Football, B. Football, Wrest- ling. 4? if 'EI' x JANE WEATHERBIE Senior Cabinet, S. B. Rep. , C.S. F. WMM DIANE WILSON JOHN WALKER A DIANE WOODARD Song Girl, Jr. Song Girl, Secretary, G.A.A. G.A.A.,C.S.F IIM WALKER Audio-Visual, French Club, Glee Club. CONNIE YOUNG EMITT WALLACE Laurel Staff, Physics Dept. Ch. , Campus Courier, Math Club, , C.S. F. Class. Music Club. That we came to love during IACQUI Z Oriole Staff, Con- stitution Comm. , C.S. li. I.. DON WOMER V. Football, Stu- dent Council, V. Track. JEFF WILLIAMS DENNIS WILSON RICHARD WOLF J. V. Football. Cross Country, B. Basketball, Choir. BILL WOODKEY Science Club, Tennis. GARY WYNIA Student Manager, V. Tennis, Sigma Phi Hi-Y Pres. 36 CRAIG YAMAMOTO C.S.F., B. Foot- ball, C. Track. this first year. 551. fziirti 1 my i in W 5 4' f J I . BOB HOFF L A A! 'JL I MARGARET BINNS ROY JOHNSON Band , ff' L' y fl G.A.A. J. v. Football' Dance Band YM A X' Band flron Mountaim 'l 1 Girls' State Rep. Mfkj Q If I Vfllppet Lakej p W if 'L A it .J y pg. ,I L j .e V f WMI kv 4 ' fl 'E-f MJ! ,VV l '-1 IN f.Wf f l W A A W 1 A 4 1 u L l 1 1 l 1 ifbllijnyq ffcdtlyfiull lL My it V A I , CLAIRE FARWELL Choir Rally Comm. Home Ec. Club MAE JOHNSON 2 STEVE MERCER V. Baseball Cross Country J. V. Basketball Vi A H U my , 4 1. ' DAVE MAXWELL B. Basketball Lettermen's Club V. Swimming Capt. DARLENE MATTERT Latin Club F.H. A. Secretary SHIRLEY GEA RY C. S. F. School Bank C GARY NEWCOMB Photography Club d ew Art Club V. Track Choir M'1'l.l. - A V uf . nf' .J 1 ' J' SHIRLEY MATTEI BOB PARKER YVONNE PATERSHALL NORMAN PIERSON GUNILLA SAMUELSON Majorette Art Comm. G. A . A, Rally Comm. F. H. A. G.A.A -37 :sim X,zgzI...5rg J, , .f,.N..f., , QM .z:s.f'f L?3?iQ11:'i:2, . ,vw ..t. , ,W ff? ,Q , ,V m Mg ,. ,, X y V19 A3i3Z.'a,.i ' Sha ,, K Vw -Win fi , df ,lg WV: , 5 ,I .nvgxw . ' A?:1Q51fi 7: fa Emil M: 1, 5 Q , ,W 153. A X1 -' A X -- ,,L,w.-W n if me 1 .lillac is ready. 92 Q 1 ea oka A A Okay for the Eskimos!'f i Qyfyn Hi? X L 33,53 film Alle m trouble? ia 1? ,, , Lf - ' -ef -' , Y , V 1 l 1 N mgmf ,,. . lv--g , -Q 'You're M'fOl1g,,gl1I16lTl6l'1, si1e's' 'in control of the entire company! ' QMS gi-2 me 4 ww F J. IL 'A L. 6 'IJ 5 1 an . Q l wg . 11, . fp. 5 f ,mw.,Qw M .sm ,,-we-U' Qs, fa-is 6 Qrf 5 X ' 0 6 - Ml 1 . 'v -I an v , gall ll' ?,,'Qi? X 4 . W iff x f by Ln 3 9.-' 'S xg. f 1 LM!'d1llllnlhEfiE flliliiiiiviiiilg 5 . 1 1 li ,sway gly' av- guy M -.MV,,w+1Q-NN Carpenters X, x - f EJ 1:12 .,j!llllElL ..11QlIIU llll , ll' .4 nn- I7 Qi. fwffj x Gym Q ?4fLL2,A2fO -761514 b U6 46 6 , 54 Qffafo fa fi QCZZLD ,efcfffg 7,wfMffH'fMf9f1fL4 f I gf-fwfwfnofwf 12545 fx film nw , ,yQfa!!f X D - L fp nw'U ..-1. , l lx Fall Cabinet BILL MANNING JERRY SPINELLI President Vice-President JU DY PAGANELLI Secretary PAM RICHARDSON Treasurer Juniors The past year has been a very suc- Treasurer cessful one for the Juniors. One of the highlights was the terrific magazine sale, which showed the Class of 61 's true spirit and enthusiasm. Then came the class party which was a big success with a choosing ofthe Junior queen for the affair. Last, by no means least, the first prom was held to top off a very memorable year. Lots of luck to the next high and mighty Seniors. PHOEBE LARSON SHARYN CARLINO Secretary triis ' ri,. it . I t x f A ' ' JAC CAMPBELL SANDY FONTAINE President Vice-President Spring Cabinet T.Adams,D.Ahern.J.Aie11o,R.Aie11o,M.A1exande' ' on ' 'A' R. A11en,S. A11en,B. Anderson,B. Anderson, L. Anderson,S. Anderson,S. Anthony G. Anton, M. Assante ,J. Atkin , D. Austin.J. Azvedo ,J. Baber , L. Bader F. Bangert , K. Barger. F. Barnharr,D. Barshaw , D. Bayles , M. Bebek, F. Belt K. Be1'tacCini,J. Bonaccorso,J. Bowman,J. Bozarth , B. Brennan .J. Bridges , S. Bronzan QW if 1 Q' .gf B. Brown,J. Bruzzone ,J. Bumgardner ,G. Burgett, L. Burns, M. Bursch, E. Bush I.Butrke,J. Irma- . as ' - 7 W 8 ...arf . 5555: L. Camper , L. Cancilla ,S. Carlino, M.Carri11o,C. Chandler ,J. Charbonne J.Chikayasu ,J.Cieciorka ,D. Cirigliano, L. C1air,C.C1awson ,C.C1ements, B. Coe ,G. Cole F. Collins , S. Colomb o ,J. Condensa , B. Constantino, K. Cook,J. Costa ,S. Cow an, R. Cow les B. Crafforr ' ,E wi-g, gj X- 1 ...A f in ati E , fha. .v w -1 M. Crain ,R. Crippen,I. D'ame1io ,S. Danie1s,E. David , B. Davis , S. Day M. DeAlvarado , D. DeLaRosa ,G. Derlefs,P. Dodd ,J. Drew ,R. Earp, L. Eastman vl. Eckhardt,M. Edgmon , M. Edwards ,B. Egelston ,C. Ekeland , K. Elderkin, A. Elich C. Eller , A. Emery , Emn1ert,C . Erikson, K. Erlendson , L. Everts ,S. Fehler D. Fierro , V. Figg , M. F1ourney,S. Flynn,S. Fontaine , R. Foster , B. Fowler G. Galer , T. Gallagher , B. Gans , B. Gapero ,R. Garcia ,R.Garber , A. Gardner II. Gardner ,S. Gebetsberger , B. Geiger , G. Geimer ,J. Gerhardt,J. Ginney ,Z. Goularte D. Grassini ,J. Grayson,J. Griffiths , P. Grimes, R. Grossman , M. Guerrero, S. Gugliemetti , M. Hadreas S. Hall ,R. Hansen,I. Hansson , E. Harris ,R. Harrison, V. Haven ,W . Headly , D. Helms G. Herrmann, T. Hicks,C. Hogg,G. Howe ,J. Hulme ,B. I-lu1t,C Humphreys,R. Iwanaka D.Jacobs,A.Janzen,R.Jesson,C.Johanson,R.Johnson,C.JohnsQn,J.Johnson, M.Johnson .Mikelson,D. Miller,D. Mitchell, D. Monroe N. Mosher , D. Mumm,R. Mumm.E. Mundy G. Neid1,R. Nelson,J. Nieman,S. Noble , E J. Paganelli,M. Paterniti.B. Paulson ,J. Peepg S.Johnson , B. Kashka ,D. Katai,P. Kallenberg ,C. Keeler ,D. Kelly ,J. Kelly J. Kesline , M. Kidwiler , B. Kiel , C. King, D. King ,R. Knapton, P. Kondo S J. Krug ,M. LaCount,C. Lafata , T. Lance,P. Larson, T. Leland ,J. LaScola R. Leon,E. Levitt,S. Lightha1l,J. Lindeke,C. bong,G. Long ,J. P. Love ,C. Macedo , K. Mannina ,B. Manning . C. Marron,B. Martin, M. Mattoch R. Matthews,B.McCrory.I. McKay , M. Meade,G.Meck1er,J. Melvin,l-l. Menzie ,M. Monroe ,J. Montilla ,J. Moore , T. Moore wwsw fr.-.,-,Y .vm --Q ' ' ...W I ' ' 4593. -:H-X: H ..,. :.i . r .gi ,D. Myrick,R. Naylor ,C. Neff, S. Neff . Norstad,P. O'Del1 , D. Owen,A. Piazza Y Msg., - - 1 1 --.- . ..... rass , P. Pelayo, S. Perez , M. Perry , R. Phariss S. Pierce ,R. Pisa no ,J. Previtera ,J. Porter , S. Posner, M. Prows , R. Recio P. Richardson ,R. Rios, L. Rocha , D. Rogers ,J. Rosa , M. Rosse11,J. Rubino L. Ruscigno, M. Sanders,S. Sanfilippo ,J. Santana , M. Saso, M. Schino,D. Schlaegel L. Schmalzba ch ,J. Schroeder J.. Schwandt,R. Scott, L. Sellers , T.Se11iti, M. Sereano W. Shaffer. V. Sierra ,D. Silva . T. Simkin, H. Skillrud ,R. Sko1nick,W. Spencer S. Spi11er,J. Spine11i,J. Springmeyer, L. Staley ,R. Stanford ,W . Stanton,B. Stein J. Stern,S. Sug1ian,J. Takano,G. Ta 1bot,D. Tomone , P. Thompson, E. Thorburn, M. Thornhill L. To mase 110 , K. Townsend ,W. Townsend ,B. Tremper. S. Troia ,R. Tsurumoto,S. Turner ,C. Twitchell J. U11oa , P. Valenzuela ,J. VanC1eve , G. Vanderford ,G. V Vanhorn , M. Vergara . T. Voyteck J.Wah1, F.Wiedemann,G.Wi11iams,R.Wi11iams.R.Wi11iams.D.Wilson.C.Wood,R.Wood S.W0 oung, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Bellicitti, P, Penny, B. Pederson. J. Petrie. , . -n , :Qs , '-i.'ffH sys I R 'ix ' I wg.. - A LV g'f',f'5' My f- gxgh x H X, A? ' ,F . W .RX f x ss 4 Apprentices 5 . if ...hh- In-5 -5 1 l ul X ' 1 : E , N -.f , -2 1 , Eg p i 'E EUIEFF .,QEE!'a,!!5 J I fi' N i2f 1222gE .- R Af f fp u . :Eg X ' 4,524 7' 'ff .'.'r :Q r . f 'f I Y ,'l f X jg! lf x Fall Cabinet JOAN HEIMANN KATHY SCOTT President Vice- President ELEANOR MIYAKAWA Secretary IO ANN SPANG Treasurer Sophomores With pride the Sophomores look back ot their accomplishments this year, as they reach this halfway point. They remember the successful Sophomore Reception, with its theme, Looking Ahead. The Sopho- more Class Party was an enjoyable event that they won't forget for a long while. With these two fun-filled years behind them, the Class of '62 is looking forward to their last two years. MIRRIAM KLAWISCH Treasurer if MARY LOU GUGAT Secretary .,L t5.n.,t,t ,M W is .tm SUE GOLDNER LINDA PAULSON President Vice- President Spring Cabinet B. Abreo,R. Adword , K. Ady , C. Ahern, L. Albertoni, A. Alioto , T. Allen C. Ames,J. Ames,S. Anderson,S. Andre,J. An n, M. Arnaud,R. Arranrs C. Ashby , P. Atkinson,J. Bagley , B. Bahl,V. Bailey .J. Baird ,W. Baker N. Barclay , D. Beardsley ,S. Beck. L. Beeson, M. Beierle , L. Benson , R. Bianchi P. Blandford , S. Bliss , R. Boita no , J. Bona ccorso ,C . Bondiette , T. Bowen ,C . Bowers B. Bozarth , G. Brandt,J. Brewton, V. Briggs , D. Brothers , P. Brown, P. Brunmaal L. Brutto, B. Bryan, L. Buldo, M. Burton , D. Butler, N. Bucce1lato,C. Cabral, S. Campbell F. Carbaugh,C.Car1son,C.Carlson,M.Carlson, S.Carnova ,I. Carr.J. Carrol1,S. Case B. Castillo,R.Caton,D.Chadsey, e ' 1 t f W V D.Co1ose , T. Conroy ,C. Cooke ,C. Courtney ,J. Courtney ,C. Craig . G. Cromwell ,C.Crow ,, ,, , , 4 . C .. B. Ebright ,J. Fdrvards . L. Egelston,D. Eichman , G. Embury, D. Enos ,R. Enriquez D. Essex , B. Fanara , L. Farnsworth , M. Feinstein,D. Ferrarelli, D. Fezzo1are,R. Fierro G. Findley , M. Findley ,R. Fine ,D. F1'aming,G. Flynn, M. Foster , E. Frankel T. Franzenburg , R. Frias ,J. Friedman,S . , . Fronk.J. Fuller ,J. Fusco, E. Galente B. Gardner ,R. Gardner , G. Garrett,S. Go1dner,E. Goltz , E. Goodnight,C. Gossett, B. Grace J. Grant,,Ki Green , A. Gregorio, D. Guarascio . P. Gresh , C. Gron, M. Guard , M. Gugat J. Gulizia ,V. Gussman , T. Hadreas .G. Hale .P. Hallett, B. Hami1ton,S. Haney .C. Hansen G. I-Iayden.J. I-Ieimann A. Hendri G.Ice L. Johnson S. Kern, D. Kna J.Lane D Langley M Leonard B Leoms J Leroy J Lew M Lewrs J. Lopez ,J. Lorraine ,R. Lovelace .B. Ludwig ,V. Ludwig,D. Ma lcrr F. Manor,G. Marrujo, D. McCune ,R. McDon 4. McKenna ,J. McLea K. Martin, M. Martin,V. Masciare1li,J. Mat 1+ fe a1d,Iw' ' n,C.McNu1ty,T.Medei.ros,K.Merchant S Metreyeon M Meynrer I Mrckey , ',W !1 , EE if M. Miller , T. Miller , D. Mills . M. Mills , E. Miyakawa ,B. Muir ,E. Mullen i. P L. Muntz, K. Nelson, K. Nielson, T. Nowak,G.0rpikowsk , T. Owen,J. Parish W - B. Parker , G. Parks ,J. Parlato, D. Parton . D. Patelaro ,R. Patterson , F. Paulsen Q P - - .. .. . . .. ,W n n---..- L. Pau1sen,M. enny .S- T. Piazza ,S. Pierce , H. Pi11innini,I. Pizzo ,C. Porter, L. Prouty , M. Purser P. Quackenbush , D. Quiring ,Y. Quiring ,J. Rand , P. Reday , B. Reed, K. Reese C. Reggiani, A. Regier ,R. Reimers , A. Rem1y,R.Rhoads,J. Rice . B.Richardson,G. Richberger J. Richert,R. Riedel, M. Riehl ,J. Riera , R. Riggio . E. Rivera , T. Robertson ,S. Rogers L. Romero , D . Rose , D. Rosenquist , R. Rosse 11 , D. Rossi ,J. Rusev , K. Rush, R. Ryder If C. Sadler , T. Salazar , E. Scalia ,J. Scarpello , N. Schlaege1,D. Scott, D. Scott. K. Scott S. Scott, F. Self, L. Sellers, R. Sergi, D. Sereano, P. Sherbon, R. Shape. 0 F' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' S016 B. y. M, Solomon, W. Sorci, M. Smith, G. Smothers, S, Sonsini, J. Spang, D. Sparacino M. Spencer, L. Spielmonn, B. Spofford, R. Stanley, S. States, C. Steffan, I. Stephens. T. Stets, C. Stoddard, T. Stromle, D. Sturgeon, N. Swindler, S. Terry, C.. Thiel. D. Thomas, I. Thomas, L. Thorburn, P. Tominaga, M. Toole, D. Toombs. T. Towne, K. Townsend, R. Tragni, M. Triplett, Trask, R. Troia, A. Tucker, J. Urso. E. Valente, S. Valenti, L. Valentine, L. Vaugh, S. Vergala, K. Wallace, I. Wallingsford, G. Warner, C. Weitz. S. Wetterstrom, B. White, K. White, R. Wiens, A. Williams, D. Williamson, J. Wilson. B. Wineroth, A. Wood. I. Wood. J. Wrench. I. Youngberg, R. Younggues, S. Zetterquist, C. Bebeau. uf .mf s ,T . 'ii' s 1 . V ' Q -1 sf .1 rs. T 'Q' r ki rf rs. sb.. l L. Campbell, J. Crippen, J. DeLuca, G. Garrett, G. Hackney, D. Hale, 1 , N f-'-.i'iZ..El1'l'.4q .li .f . .-'QA ' ,, R ' 'Q ' ' 'L K M W1 .J Hd., . ,X . M5 T R A P r 2 T' R, ..1s'ffi4:'s:ff:,.. Ligv J, .,,,,a ..m.1..,,7.- .wg mils- f ': WM, ,O .,.A , W. , '73 f.i:M, ,.. i.-,al.e!7 ,sl ' Jgfyfi, ggi., v se: ' - :.,.k,,L.f.,,h egg'-M, is rv my lil LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: P, Scialma, N, Bonne, K. Erne. SECOND ROW: P. Twichell, M, Formemo, D. Lake, I. Crofoot, I, Ishizaka, S. Ruffino. Pee i A The Sophomores ' -I , - c , 1- 'Q , T I . ' I A i l '5 T Q ex . The Dead End Gang. T .J .R is l f Who sald l m gomg to the dogs? Old fashion hot foot Muscles? 1- ,r ww L wr ' LL., V 'Twas me night before Christmas. .. . - HOIUS PCIIDHIISITIS are SO SEISY, Front view -+I ' 'f ' Q Wm Q K H lfwswflqxllilmyvag I Laborers Fall Cabinet i TOM BJORSEN MARGARET BONNANO President LANA LATHAM Secretary JA NICE PORTER 'Irensnrcr DON SHliR'I'ZliR Sergeam-411-jirlns Vice-President Freshmen The Class of '63 adiusted itself very successfully to the new high school experi ences at this new school. With eagerness they supported all the many activities. Remembering the Freshman Sock Hop and Swim Party, they look forward to the next three years here at Del Mar High. They will keep in mind that their life at Del Mar is what they make it. GLEN FLEMING Sergeant-at-Arms BARBARA BOHNETT Treasurer IERLYN CURTIS Secretary ROGER MALCOLM LINDA WEEDEN President Vice-President 58 Spring Cabinet W. Aimonetti,V. Allietti, M. Alvares , C. Anderson,C. Anderson,V. Anderson , L. Andre S. Ashby , D. Ashworth ,R. Atkinson. L. Azevedo ,J. Baird , F. Baker ,C . Ba lhorn K. Ballard , A. Barbeau,J. Bassoni , T. Bates ,B. Bauer , M. Beda1,I-1. Beech ' J. Beer ,R. Bender , G. Benner , G. Berk, L. Bertram , D. Biaggi ,G. Biggs T. Bjornson , B. Bohnett,V. Bologna , L. Bomar , M. Bonanno ,C . Borden , K. Borg S. Borg , D. Bosworth, M. Brasier , L. Brew ton ,J. Briscoe , M. Broa dhurst , K. Brooks K. Brummel, K. Buchanan.S. Buchholz , T. Burbank, D. Cardona ,J.Canepa ,C. Carney ,G. Carrell M. Carter , M. Chamberlain, K. Chamber1in,R. Chapin, M. Chavec , C. Cheney , B. Choukas ,J. Cirone M. Clarke , N.Co1e , D. Connell, B. Connor , A. Consa lui ,W .Cope ,D. Cordoni , B. Costa 4:11, z . V ' .-1f:i.. -. .4 . r w5F5:?i? C.Cowen,W .Craver , F. Cresci. K.Cross ,J.Cross .J. Curtis , T. Costa ,J. Coupens J. Dalla , P. Danna , L. Danner,B. David, P. Davis,J. Hi1debrandt,D.,DeFrance . Del Bono, N. Delucchi, L. Dempsey .C. Devereaux. L. Danner , S. Dini, D. Dobbs B. Donaldson, K. Doyle , L. Dun1ap,B. 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No1an,V.O'Del1, A.Ohanion,P.O1ivier,S. Olson D. Oneto, A. Pa tershall, D. Pauley ,R. Pearson , K. Pence ,B. Perry, L. Peters R. Petersen,G. Pierson ,J. Porter, B. Porterfield , B. Pughe ,R. Radel. N.Ra1ph M. Revenauh,C. Richards, D. Richert,D.Roberts, M. Robinson,D. Rogers,S.Rogers P. Rosa , L. Ross , M.Runcie ,P. Sakai, S. Sakima , P. Say1er,B.Sanfi1ippo J. Santana , L. Schafer .C. Schiele , B. Schwarz ,C. Scialabba ,G. Seely , S. Sept,S C. Sharp. B. She1ton.D. Shertzer ,D. Sigala , D. Shofner , L. Silk, M. Silver .C. Simpson J. Smart,C. Smith . M. Smith.S. Snell , L. Soder1und,W. Southard ,W . Spence , D. Staleri K. Stanton,S. Stark,R. Stein,C.Steinberg , F. Stets ,J. Stewart,N. Stewart,S. Stewart S. Strauss, I. Stromle, I. Stypula, M. Suglian, G.. Swanson, M. Sweeny, A. Swiger. S. Talbot, R. Teller. I. Thomas, A. Thompson, P, Tomita, L. Townsend, P. Transeth. K. Trone, V. Tronson, I. Turner, S, Upchurch, H. Ungelback, T. Valenta, K. Vierra 1. Vignato, L. Walfron, L. Walker, G. Ward, N. Ware, M. Warren, B. Wason. E, Watrous, L. Weeden, B. Wehner, S. Weyher, B. Williams, D. Williams, L. Williams. L. Wilson, K. Wood, D. Worden, W. Wood, B. Woodward, A. Young, T. Zaknich. ffrQ? f53:'L!f 7 4 .if sl- , , 1 -2445 3. 55252: -'SWE' ::1. ':is EI .ff-' LIS., L Y . -' f -I - . -i.:f:'r5 ' '. T. t . , .. 5 ' ..-:v ida .. Y , 2 rj' gr '-1, 7 , D. Zurich, D. DeMers, F. Mitchell, E, Nieman, G, Porter, S. Williams, D. Rogers. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: W, Bicknell, D. Callaway, M, Baber, L. Martinez, L. Henderson, J. Hildebrandt, D. Rivera, P. Colombo. SECOND ROW: C. Sink, E. Rickers, S. Willig, B. Tobler, D. Kubiak, K. VonGrey, P. Nachtigall, B. Martinez. THIRD ROW: L. Stamp, T. Hambleton, R. LaMonico, D. Bowen, G. Bragg, M. Kuromi. K LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: L. Thomson, L. Schmidt, L, Conolley, L. McCullough. SECOND ROW: D. Rieta, C, Ruud, J. Huber, Featuring The Freshmen . Is everybody happy? Nosey! Iii ! lH!HIl!i!! HBH i i 1 WM ,J WW aux iv wwf ff ' M vfiffwf WM f E553 5 --:.. Activities NO Qkkxb bcxoss Q0 CJfQNe,xoixo0 Yb nd T here W HE ,N +9 Q00 -19 1 Beginnin 6 45,0 fo Z' 065. 0 J? Oo J,- Mg in? if Hail The Football ueen The Queen's escort, Rich Gugat, accompanies her off the field. It mmf -Q 7.1- Lorene Ruscigno hh -- z ,tw7.L 1 .icy . ,. 'airfl ow i 'X may i f e e, K ,f 4' , P 'V is wEi,f ' .rf - , .Q 1 . Her Highness slam off that first Thanksgiving game against Camden 1 ' . Grandpa Long adds his Queen Lorene stands royalty to the affair, for the kick Off. 68 f v Joan Bohnett On December 5, Queen Joan reigned over the first annual Christmas Dance, Silver Bells , along with her court of Four princesses. The president of the student body, Lloyd Gillespie, crowned the queen at the royal Her Majesty The Christmas 116611 event and sealed it with a kiss. The queen was chosen through a school- wide election, finally limiting the choice down to five Finalists. Of those, one became queen and the rest princesses. The winners were announced at the dance. This event has started a tradition that will be carried on in future years here at Del Mar. Susie Guglielm etri Margo Pizzo Aud Ostin-Olsen Jane Weatherbie 69 Princesses Memories,Are Made Of This: Opening Day of School i On September 14, l959, Dell .ar High opened it's doors for the rst time to the proud, awaiting udent body of l,4i4. On this my there were not only the Fresh- en roaming the halls looking for toms, but also the Seniors found emselves lost in the dazzling ew school. Student Council Members acted as guides for the day. :udent Body President, Lloyd illespie, pushes Student Body ards. -1 The students stood in lines to get their programs, They talked over the good times they had over the summer. First Assembly A week after school .,.', A r t was in session Del Mar 'Tiff 4 ' - . , g ag held their first assembly. 73 Council members, en- '. 5115 gagmg in comical I I-ff! 2' if . . ' skits illustrated the ,. 1 I I ' fs many values of a Stu- , '- ' dent Body card. Aud, our foreign exchange I student, was introduced. Aud greets the student Beatnik, Dave Goldner, body for the first time. asks Don Osborne why he should buy a student body card. pq t ,.. g , , , G 9 D d' ' sf- ' ' i 'H' OVCFIIOI' S C lcatloll 5,44 , On October 9, Governor Edmund Brown visited our school for the purpose of dedicat- ing it at a banquet in honor of the occasion. Those who attended the event toured the cam- pus. ln receiving a letter of thanks from the governor, he said, lt was indeed a great pleasure to have been present at the dedica- tion of the new Del Mar High School. Edmund G. Brown 3 Governor Brown, Mr. Hill, and lvlr. Miskulin A 5 talk things over. - ss ...f ,t ,. . ana- it N ,f r ,Q ,. .st f 4 ' ' G W ' k rf, '.kL . -- . 1 .f f ' -ff'-. V K ,Ei E ste- g 'W U ,z , if f v f 3' A The distinguished guests at the speaker's table. Student body presidents shake hands Del Mar-Campbell Game On October 23, Del Mar vied against Mr. Miskulin and Buc principal, Mr. Culp, meet sister School Campbell' The Spirit soared in preparation along with coaches. 71 OS they mel' on the Don gridiron, One ofthe 3 Skunks. ee ever, by finishing up the ee Twirp Week Twirp Week started October T9 and ended October 23 with the Twirp Dance, Tender Trap . All fveek long the girls were obliged to carry the boys' i books, open doors for boys, and do everything to be a perfect gentleman . How- week with this dance all The boys piied the books on. were in harmony again. Variety The girls had to open doors for the boys, X fs 'i sit, On November 5 and 6 the vari- ety show, No Business Like Show Business, was presented. ery, because of the lack of curtains. The show Charleston . was a big success. WT' M ' First Trophy The Choir sang songs from Ok1ahoma. l l On December 5, speakers from Del Mar participated in a tournament at Cupertino Bauer' where the first trophy in the schoo1's his- 72 tory was won. This was quite an accomplish- ment in preparing the scen- Dons on T.V. Del Mar made its first TV appearance, January 7, in which the Dons were described as the peppiest group ever presented on Record Hop by the show's Emcee, Frank Darien. The Dons were repre- sented by the spirit leaders, class officers, student council members and Grandpa Long. tell about the team, Pat Stephenson presented the T. V. star with a Del Mar pennant to add to his collection. ' Lloyd Gillespie told Frank Darien how the Student Council was painting garbage cans A for the clean-campus campaign. Fall Sports Banquet On January 6, Billy Wilson of the San Francisco 49'ers appeared at our first sports banquet. Awards were presented to the members of the teams, and special recognition was given to Ron Ruscigno and Ron Stewart. The trophies When Rich Gugat was asked if he was on Del Mar's basketball team, he modestly answered, I play. Then he went on to xdxl L 41 Ron Ruscigno receives his H-Qphy from Lgujg were presented The BeVel ROD Stewart is presented Dorcich ofthe Lions Club. ly Burbank Lions Club. his award. Aud leads the Chou Ill a folk song from Norway. orelgn Exchange Assembly Junior Class Party The Junior Class Party was said to be one of the high- lights of the year. This was not only a party as such, but a combination of everything from tug of wars to dancing. The climax of the evening was when the Personality Queen contest winner was announced, and Pam Richardson was crowned queen . 74 Faculty Basketball S7 Bowl Football Field f Y A f -U 51 l A f b A 4.44.51-!!iL ' A l 1 I j N' it 5.2514 X 1- X f W XXX EX- -- Q '--- -fi----X .. ,'jf ,,..X --- ---s...... ..'35 .... ...- Q5 il ll --Q - 1-1-1-u -l f I T Y l' I F '1 .J V A R Sandy Agnoletti Judy Hermann Pat Stephenson Donna Connor Maureen Edgemon QHeadJ C eerleaders P-14'-i - . r T ng rr' M m f 5, 9' Jffg X '- r--Q ' K V 'K Al -'ji Jeanne Duncan A .1 ' , I , r an pure, F Y ' .9-ra- Wfe -:. rr 'ff 2- aa- fm-ff A T, J ' 1' l',.rJ.'TT1J. .raw . Anuu ,J r ' - v - x' , X V . .,,,,,. ,J , .ML . -. 1 I'L'.'L I ...1 - .I bl Tfjlv JZJQUJBKA' :TJ H211 ' ,- :f '- '-T: l'.E31e.' 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Q ' g G ga 1 .+ 'C N ' o e 1 3 EGG.. F fi o - E 'W fl ' Henry Menzie G Rich Vasquez G Bob Dunlap G Jerry VanHorn T John Rusev T Mike Toole T Q Ls. nnis Fregger RE Jim Peepgrass RT Bill Manning RG Ron Stewart DG Fernau Pillinini LT Dick Currier LE l lal Perry FB Jerry Johnson FB Ron Ruscigno RH Don Womer QB Don Osborne LH Cal Hogg C 2,5 02 Starting Lineup 9 if - Varslt Football X 0 L9 ZW I SCORES Opponent Del Mar Fremont 33-6 Los Altos 34-0 Santa Clara 9-6 Campbell 27-l2 Sunnyvale 6-24 Mt. View 40-l9 Los Gatos 23-l3 Buchser 46-6 T Camden 25-19 on Ruscigno, outstanding backfield man, and Coaches Vermeil and ,on Stewart, outstanding lineman. Walker The Del Mar Varsity Football Team did not fare too well this year. We were victorious against only one other team in the SCVAL West division, Sunnyvale High. ln all the rest we went down in defeat, even though several were close and could have gone either way. In our first league start, we put up a stiff battle against the Fremont Indians for three quarters. At Santa Clara, we lost by an offside penalty which nullified what would have been a winning touchdown. Under the lights at los Gatos our Dons had the ball for nearly twice as many offensive plays as did the opposition, but could not defend against the long passes of the 'Cats. We made a poor showing in the first two stanzas of the Thanksgiving Day pageantwith our new ly initiate rival, Camden High. We did come back in the second half to hold the Cougars, but our 19 points in those final two periods were not enough to match their 25. Some have said that if there would have been another quarter to play in that contest that the fired-up Dons would have come out on top. wgs!Qi'52.s:g1.-111, ' x fwevzsvkx f 1 fi .'., ., .Xk, K ...L .....,.W .. . fr. W. . Y if .- . 34... 3. ' .. 5? MM, ' 'MMP A if'--f - 'ww- Qifs' wi: af,- - f.- Q V Q Mwvz. iw 1 I -1 ze ,wi . Q, , , X Q . ,. ,,. . K j:',V.:1,i1 F '1 QQ. Aw. , ,-b.f,wy-Sfiynx. f .- ,. , , .... ..,, .... JM. ., ,, 5 f71 ffQE'-Nltffiw 'L N Q r Champs in Action ' fig' A P' 3 K' 7' V - 2, -X' ' Q , . . , . K Q - -L-.. K 1 gk gf if A I '- ri V 'F' PL 75 ww 8.4 x Q 1 'Q' 5 . -, ay- 'E na , 11 f K-s H We '1Bff4-ix mmnmm will P rw ,Q ,l. . F1 -..,.W3' k -bv X1 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: B. Sitter, A. Piazza, J. Nieman, R. Sidensol, V. lJoFranco, S. Turtle, L. Gillespie, M. Davis. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Morgan, R. Harrison, J. Rusev, A. Williams, J. Cooper A, Hendrickson. Varsity Basketball Opponent Los Gatos Camden Fremont Mt. View Cupertino W3 SCORES Del Mar Opponent 51 - 48 Buchser 34 - 40 Santa Clara 53 - 54 Campbell 47 - 52 Sunnyvale 38 - 54 Los Altos WSCVAL Player of the Year Rich Gugat 84 Del Mar 50 - 52 49-62 30-41 31-52 55-36 R. Gugat, D. Womer The surprise of the year at Del Mar was our Varsity Basketball team. Picked by the critics to finish near fourth or fifth spot in the WSCVAL, the Dons proved their worth by taking part in a three way tie for the loop crown. Their league record at the end of the season showed a notable 8-2 mark, as they lost only to Los Gatos, in the league opener, and to Los Altos in the finale. If the Dons had won the last one they would have rested on championship laurels by themselves, but because of the loss, they were forced into sharing with the Sunnyvale Jets and the Knights of Los Altos. Individually speaking, the standout member of the squad was Rich Gugat, a 6'2 senior. Rich was the high scorer in the league, a title which he has held for the past two years. He also was named player of the year in the WSCVAL, and received a berth on the ALL-SCVAL team, the North Coast team, and the Northern California team. As captain of this year's varsity, Rich certainly did his part in bringing recognition to Del Mar High. lf v lrzli M Q ffl , QQ! 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Clark, A. Tucker, J. Carrol, R. Itow. SECOND ROW: R. Boitano, B. Leonis, Blonia, B. Costa, H. Hill, W. Wood, B. Conners, T. Miller, G. Kemp, THIRD ROW: R. Caron, D. Harrington, Twitchell, E. Mullen, E. Jamison, T. Robertson, R. Bliyther, S. Pearson, D. Pauily, C. Crows, B. Spofford, R. Stanley, M. Sugllian 91 1, 4' 'A I Varsity Track g1,4', L:i.3lW ,,f,.I U m y , fwfr? I i -2 x Sw 1' -- 'V' L' fi, .Y 1-fi g: ,L 552-VTE' ' LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: I-I. Bozarth, D. Knapp, R. Rios, R. Nomura, R. Brooks, D. Womer, M. Bahl, R, Ballard, D. Clemens, B. Anderson, G. Burgett. SECOND ROW: W. Shaffer, D. Silva, M. Toolc, I. Pizzo, R. Johanson, R. Loon, J. Gearlrart, D. Currier, B. Brandou, P. Danna. THIRD ROW: S. Appere, J. Nieman, C. Hogg, R. Naylor, T. Lance, B. Fischer, I. Cooper, Price, I. Rusev, R. Chiechi, B. Donaldson, B. Brummal. I, B. Track -- A An ...Y LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: D. Calleri, E. Keller, C. Balhorn, L. Soderlund, N. Bakclay, R. Corbari, L. Alberroni, C. Bebeau, E. Frankel. SECOND ROW: K. Nielson, R. Troia, D. Mckay, T. Bjornson, D. Mayoski, D. Lake, R. Radel, B. Gardner, D. Rediker, T. Allen. ss. C. Track LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: F. Gallego, G. Hackney, F. Bangert, D. Wilson, F. Stets, H. Kanemoto, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Howard, S. Honda, B. Reed, R. Weins, J. Moore, R. Malcomb, C. Dunlap, N. Ware T. Kienholz, I. MacRedes. D. Track LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: N. Flanter, D. Sereano, D. Callaway. SECOND ROW: R. Chapin, M. Kawahara, D. Miyamoto, T. Vasquez, B. McCrory. Varsity Tennis LEFT TO RIGHT: Mgr. S. Phelps, D. Macgowan, R. Quiring, C. Turner, Capt. R. Gugat, D. Dixon, G. Shippam G. Wynia, C. Christian, B. Foster. SECOND ROW: Coach H. Bowen, R. Gerin, D. Rupp, D. Craig, G. Detlefs, L. Gillespie, R. Harrison, B. Hoff, B. Arrants, B. Woodkey, S. Elliot, B. Grace, T. Owen, Mgr. D. Rosenquist. RICH GUGAT Captain 95 Varsity Swimmin 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Ebright, Parker, Bates, Maxwell, Stephenson, Vega, Obllnger Stem SECOND ROW: Coach Pigott, Paulsen, Wood, Robieson, Janzen, Schmalzbach, Fregger, Crippen Goldner Johns Iee Max, Campbell. TT xa ,, ,. f f , , ,w-QM , gi kg' . 'X 5gl:?f?z,. 'R 1' 43' . . ., , , P9 A ,R h Q 96 B. Swimmin LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Penny, Enriquez, Porter, Voytek, Koster, Dempsey, Finsread, Stein, Baird SECOND ROW: Fleming, Hallet, Ruffirio, Wrench, Eichman, Weitz, Pughe, Rossi, Hull, Mills, Mercer, Flesner, Conroy, Riedel, Sweeney. 97 - '- --J.... , u Golf 9... -4 We ' Z 'un LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Mr. Ainley, B. Soley, B. Soley, R. Dalmas, SECOND ROW: S. Turner, J Peepgrass, J. Kelly, R. Garber, R. Bianchi. Cross Countr nm-J 4 Q , S I LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Smith, D. Wilson, N. Flantev, I. MacRedes, SECOND ROW: Coach Dyer, R. Nomura, B. Gardner, M. Bahl. THIRD ROW: G. Bozarth, R. Rios, R. Ballard, J. Nieman, R. Brooks. I Girls' Sports LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Miller, C. Reggiani, M. Edgmon, I. Ishizaka, Y. Quiring, E. Miyakawa, J. Spang, L. Jones, J. Lew. SECOND ROW: G. Long, J. Bonaccorso, L. Ruscigno, J. Duncan, I. Hansson, S. Daniels, J. Perryman, S. Allen, C. Kates, I. Brempelis, C. Buttke. THIRD ROW: S. Zetterquist, J. Bonaccorso, P. Heimann, I. MacLean, C. Ames, S. Andre, C. Ashby, S. Goldner, S. King, T. Towne, E. Jamison, J. Charbonneau. T J 4 ' COMMISSIONERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: J. Spang, J. Bonaccorso, ADVISORS V. Ramos, S. Kendall, N. Marshall, L. Biebesheimer, E. Bush, SECOND MIS- Severson ROW: E. Miyakawa, C. Buttke, G. Long, G. Lund, L. Lindeke, G. Kniss, MHS Pace N. Amom, 1. Ishizaka. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Carroll, C. Manzella, V. Ramos, P. Stephenson, D. Connor. G. Kniss, L. Lindeke, D. Wilson. S. Kendall, D. Carroll. SECOND ROW: A. Ostin-Olsen, J. Chikayasu, N. Marshall, N. Arnold, B. Haggerty, S. Flynn, R. Aiello, M. Dorcich, L. Camper, J. Aiello, G. Lund, C. Smart. THIRD ROW: M. Prows., M. Crain, E. Bush, S. Noble, S. Bronzan, L. Biebesheimer, L. Levitt, J. Tapogna, D. Dean S. Agnoletti, S. Kirkland, A. Utile, D. Woodard, J. Paganelli, J. Heimann. Girls' Sports at Play Organizations Y :Ag fel sl mm 45,111 di TNS 141445 MZ! 'e A: ' iw' A ,M R .. si mf I px A , 4 .- 55 71 - V y 1, If 'll :L N 5 X Nb pL5,4SS D0 N01' I MR I. WWW 6 W UI 1: LLUYIJ GlLLI55l'lli GARY WY NIA Pri-sidunl Sludcnl Manager grrhuf .W , . , ' DON OSIZORNE JU Lili PHELPS Vu'c-Prcsidciu Scvrctary The l1allCounQil in session. 102 AUD O3'l'lN -Olblll! Houorari Couuuil Mcinlucr Fall tudent Bod fficers - nw,- SHIRLEY KIRKLAND Council Woman DON WOMER Council lxlan JUDY PEPPER Council Woman DAVE GOLDNER Council Mau S F n CYNTHIA NEILY Drama JOHN BAIRD Noontime Activities i LEANNE BIEBESHEIME Publicity GALE LUND LEN CICERELLO Art Awards RON RUSCIGNO Boys' Athletics JAN BRYAN LUCY LINDEKE RONAELE JONES JOANN DlBENEDETTO Finance Girls' Athletics Literary Affairs Music J OIHHIISSIOHCPS JAMES UPCHURCH 7 Photography R PAT STEPHENSON SHIRLEY ALLEN MARLENE KELEZ Spirit scholarship School Affairs GARY SHIPPAM bf Speech and Debate i AEJQQJXA JEAN TAPOGNA Social Affairs PAT STRIPP Utilities . AUD OSTIN-OLSEN Honorary Council Monibor I DON OSBORNE MARGY COLE Presidont Student Manager S IDAVE GOLDNER JULIE PHELPS tudent Bod ,--1 fficers Vice-Prcsidcnr Secretary Tho Spring Council in session CAMERA SHY: Sl-IERLINE FLYNN ART GARDNER Council Woman Council Man 104 DON WOMER BILL MANNING Council Mau Council Mun J Jhbxiflt ilctfl' - Lac ,lc Liocwlglix Zsvffzgcazfgh L fel-Lent , ,lL1.,C?a6fff1 fafllffcia ,Awe 1 1-axrdj gxzif Za fir! af' IAN BRYAN Finance JAMES UPCHU RCH Photography SHIRLEY ALLEN Scholarship CAMERA SHY: RON RUSCIGNO Boys' Athletics and ROBERT MAX Noontime Activities SMITH LEN CICERELLO JOAN BOHNETT Art Awards Drama LUCY LINDEKE RONAELE JONES NANCY ARNOLD Girls' Athletics Literary Affairs Music Sprin Commissioners LAVON KELEZ School Affairs PAT STEPHENSON Spirit H X . fi N t iisih A ' MARY JO ALEXANDER Social Affairs -fm! W Qi: ' : V RICH SKOLNICH Speech SL Debate BRUCE FINSTEAD Utilities Girls' State Boys' State Julie Phelps Girls' State-- A place where a delegate from each high school goes each year to learn more about government. This defi- nition. although true, is brief and gives only part of the entire picture. Looking at these words go each year to learn more about government, a person does not realize how we formed into polit- ical parties and set up a complete state government, filling the official positions ourselvesg legislation was actually carried on as if we had a state depending on us. By putting into practice things that we'd read all' our lives in history books, this word. government suddenly took on a new and distinct meaning to each Girl Stater. In the definition of Girls' State, not brought out, either, are the warm, lifelong friendships and the common bond of Girl Staters, whether a girl goes to Girls' State in California or New York. The rich mem- ories of both the business and social times make up my own definition of Girls' State. an experience for which I'm grateful and will never forget. Julie Phelps Lloyd Gillespie Words cannot express what a young citizen's heart feels when he is one of 800 boys, all of whom are competing against each other for government offices and learn- ing the procedures of these offices. Besides the elections, the city. county and state meetings, the political party rallies and the court 'sessions all carried on by the boys themselves, there is the daily routine of living and a recreation schedule for this huge group. This recreation in- cludes music by the band, games, skits and the open canteen. A full schedule each day ends with the lights out at ten o'clock when all the boys are ready to get into their sleeping bags. The memories I have of the California Boys' State twenty second annual conven- tion are truly pleasantand worthwhile. This is probably one of the finest things that I will ever experience. I appreciate this opportunity given me by Mr. Miskulin and my sponsors, the Charles Wallace Legion Post Number 666. My thanks to them. Lloyd Gillespie Foreign Exchange Students Aud Ostin-Olsen Susan Todd Dear Seniors of 6O, I knew when I received the letter from American Field Service that told me that I had received the scholarship, that the year would be a wonderful experience. You have been so nice to me, and all of you have contributed to make this the most exciting experience I ever have had. You have made me feel at home at Del Mar, and the school belongs and means just as much to me as to you. I really do not know how l ever will be able to thank you for all the nice things you have done for me. The only thing I wish is that every single one of you, one day would have the opportunity to explore my country, and maybe you will find whatl have found here, kindness, and friends for the rest of my life. I want to thank Mr. Miskulin, the faculty, the students, the community, and all the individuals, who have made this wonderful year possible for me. Sincerely. Aud Ostin-Olsen Norway 107 I feel very honored to have been chosen as the first exchange student under the Amer ican Field Service Summer Program to rep- resent the Campbell High School District abroad during this past summer, and wish to thank the School District, students, and community for this opportunity. lt was a very rewarding experience, and one which will greatly influence my future life. I spent the summer living with two fam- ilies in Germanyg six weeks in Southwestern Germany near Heidelberg , and two weeks in Northern Germany near Bremen. 'l also traveled to Kronach, Bavaria , where Ispent three days, and, from there, visited the border ofEast Germany. I made many lasting friendships and learned many new things. I had no knowledge of the German language, but found this to be no handicap, as the people were very willing to help me, and so I returned home with a working knowledge of their language. I hope that the American Field Service Program will be continued in this district. Sincerely, Susan Todd h Color Committee T ey made the first important decisions. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Denea, P. Stephenson, J. , , , Pepper. G. KIHSS, R. Gllgaf- G. D. Constitution Commlttee Craig, C. bong, I. Hanson, B Gibson, M. Carlson. - p l C Q LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: L. Ciberello, D. Fanara, L. Gillespie, M. Hernandez, I. Zaro, ig D. Wilson BOTTOM ROW: S. Gugliemetti, M. Kehrli, G. Spinelli, D. Womer, M. Edg- mon, S. Sonsini. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Klawisch, M. Gugat, J. Bruzzone, C. Kidworth, B. Tremper, J, La Scola, J. Phelps, D. Connor, C. Young, M. - in Pizzo. CENTER: Stan Troia. 108 Campus Courier Staff Cheryl Vanderford, Judy Pepper, Ron Guard, Bob Sitter, and Joetta Freitas, Ronaele Jones and Julie Molzohn. Henry Hawkinson. and Connie Young. CO-EDITOR Jim Kelley The editors meet to plan the next edition. ' rs. 11 . ' . 1 ' Q Q .X , f'i' rf 1 ' , Q' ' i t M si C g s wt fs s 'A I I , t - J t tty J sr is tttye if ,. ,J Don Clemens Carol Liles Sherri Brickell News Editor Feature Editor Business Manager Sherry Rae Ring Exchange Editor .XM y sf 1 J Q CO-EDITOR Valerie Matovich Dick Currier Sports Editor I,liIf'I' TO RIGHT, I11RSTROW:B, Iigolston, J. Tapogna, D. Scott, M. KchrIi, E. Miyakawa, P, Penny, C, Roggiani, V, Hcrnrniduz, S. Flynn, 5, Foiituino, C, Johansen, K, ShctIcr,, Mr. Evans, SECOND ROW: M, Cole, L. Garrison, B. Iniiiriurislzigr-r, M, Kuronii, D. Miyamoto, J. Long, R. Enriqucz, R, Hawthorne, W. Townsend, B, Eigcn, M, Iahi Ii, Con, D, Rorlilfkcr, I.. Hoppu, M. Dorsich. THIRD ROW2 J. Phelps, H. Hawkinson, M. Smith, B. Hoff, J. Anson, Muir-un, B.- Inulcn, I., Iisposito, B, Pisuno, D, Roscnqnist, D. Sigala, D. Jensen, M. Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: M. Klziwiscli, R. Wigns, l,, Klnsscn, R, Nomura, B, Hamilton, D. Knapp, 'W, Schaffer, D, Aniyx, T, Buldo, M. Puiorniti, D, Wilsonf C, Rnnri. I:IIfTH ROW: I. Lorlcriiiimf S. Kirkland, D. Tanionc, I. Wrench, K. Kondos, R. Cjou-rim-y, S, Pholps, li, Hoppu, T, Hicks, B. Giirtlcy, D. Barshow. SIXTH ROW: C. Moline, J. Crowfool, L. Buldo, R, Riuriul, I, Bowinini, D, Cnrriur, B. Parker. Iarchin Band BOB IZGIZLSTON MR, EVANS IEANNIE TAPOGNA Druni Mauior Instructgr Head lyig-ygrgfpe H0 LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Janzen galternatey, Sandy Fontaine, Carol Johanson, Sherline Flynn, Vickie Hernandez, Mirriam Klawisch qalternatey. CENTER: Karin Shetler qheadj. CAMERA SHY: JoAnn Spang Flag Girls The Del Mar High marching band strutted its way to success during its first year. Much spirit was added to the school by the band's enthusiasm and colorful uniforms. Contributing to the success of the band were the energetic flag girls, the talented maiorettes, and the high-stepping drum major. Many of the school's activities were enhanced by the presence of the band. Some of these included: football half time shows, assemblies, the variety show, and grad- uation. Because of its exceptional ability, the band was allowed to participate in activities outside of the school, which is quite an achievement for a first year band. With such an outstanding year behind it, the Del Mar band will most certainly march on to more awarding accomplishments in the future. Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula .Penny, Eleanor Miyakawa Darlene Scott, Marian Kehrli, Carol Reggiani. .f .i .. s. im -.-Q...--, M- 2wassw weetawmwsras::e2inrss s1rswfiIfe1-.missmssmwr Mf fefsmL:s1ae.v::sgPw4 is11 ' WEL - . A I VID, W, -r 'V ,H ' v ,L 1- ,Y E . fn V xg ,- - . I, pq Q me v I D gl A 4' W f ,. ' :Q , xr ' .pt Q M lf K iizxgf v X, f 1 ' 'S' 'W' X 9- ay 3 . .Zi lv E 4 . , 1 I 1 . ,, L I 3 A f Jw L '31 4 A 1 ' ' A W2., Q ' . M 9, Q' 4 mtg. A I A q uf 'ff-53' 'Ai I . :if V, N 5 V V gig, L ' - f 5 1 Hr sf- .Ak ul , -in 5 J I -1 L X 0, J zu X ff' mm W - , 3 X K RJ --w' vq:4 V, ir IL Q L:.k , X S A X V . .. V K . .., ,, 4 :S I' .S I is P . I' I w 333' .l , 1 in i . A P 1 Q W 9 ' YJ V' . , W Q f5'i' g,v , ' ' -3 4'M1 , , -sr gait! iq J Q fy Es.f!:,1-g ku .H by J:-L V Q -f is , ff E if I Kass' Lf' f- xii s 'fi A w LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: P. Hubbard, B. Ewert,,K. Scott, J. Baldanzi, M. Guerrero, C, King, W. Zdonek, A. Janzen, M. Schino, S. Case, C. Vanderford, V, Matovich, S. Marx, L. Lindeke, S. Strong, P. Stephenson. SECOND ROW: M. Carroll, D. Carroll, D, Dalia, C. Smith, C. Neff, L, Martin, C. Buttke, S. Metreyeon, C. Mansur, D. Connor, SQ Guglielmetti, A. Ruud, D. Fierro, M. Eckhardt, C, Ruud, L. Camper. THIRD ROW: D. Wonier, G. Shippam, E. Roseberry, C. Herrera, P, Johnson, L. Gillespie, R. Arrants, J. Thompson, C. Cogliandro, F. Bangcrt, J.. Richert, J. Heimann, M. Janzen, J. Phelps, A. Ostin-Olsen, C. Hansen, K. Viertel, G. Verzi. FOURTH ROW: R. Wold, J. Rossi, L. Klassen, J. LaScola, C. Roberts, W. Vanderford, J. Ruud, W. Headley, D, Moore, W. Karber, F. Pillinini, J. Peepgrass, B. Baki, E. Thompson, N. Barclay, L. Schiele, M. LaCount, C. Janzen, G, Galer, I. Lindeke. The Del Mar High A Cappella Choir, under the leadership of Mr. Frank Triena, has con- tributed greatly to the spirited tradition that has been achieved this year at Del Mar. This 69 member organization has been active in inter'-school as well as inter-community activities. Some of the highlighted performances have been the Del Mar Dedication, the Inter-District Festival, the Christmas Program, the Foreign Exchange Assembly, and the first Graduation. The members can be proud to say they have been a part of the first A Cappella Choir of Del Mar. The Del Mar High Glee Club, also under Mr. Triena's leadership, has added to the school's musical entertainment. This organization has accomplished much this year. They have appeared in assemblies, evening programs, the Christmas Show, and the Spring Concert. The 73 members in the glee club are made up mostly of Freshmen a.nd Sophomores, who will go on to join the choir in the future. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: C. Sharp, K. Mannina, D. Miklovik, A. Barbeau, E. Hagopian, S. Upchurchi, S. Howard B. Richardson, S. McKinzie, T. Whitten, C. Metreyeon, S. Carlino, V. Figg, P. Huey. SECOND ROW: P. Pelayo, G. Bedal, S. Passafinme, C, Devereaux, B. Bohnett, L. Weeden, J. Porter, C. Schiele, J. Nolan, L. Peters, C. LaFata, P. Davis, A. Wright, S. Johnson, J. Schwandt, C. Hackney. THIRD ROW: D. Branham, C. Steinberg, P. Danna, C. Ekeland, C. Biaggi, P. Jimenez, T. Burbank, J, Allen, S. Johnson, B, Schwartz, D. Rogers, B. Brennan. FOURTH ROW S, Fronk, M, Alvares, J. Long, S. Pierce, D, Rupp, N. Pratt, R. Parker, D. Mayesky, J. Kesling, J. Walker, G. Spitzer, D. Hill, J. Youngberg, G. Spitzer, B. Hauff, L. Kelez, J. Pepper2fS. Manning. x A X - A -NMMA - fr I Dance Band LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Courtney, B. Egelston, S. Phelps, Mr. Evans, B. Pisano, D. Clemens, D. Currier, J. Bowman, D. Sigala, B. Hoff, W. Shaffer, D. Amyx, T. Buldo. I :titty . Pep 'Band .X 'QDD 3 I. . LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: R. Riggio, W. Shaffer, J. Bowman, D. Tamone, R. Riedel, B. Pisano. SECOND ROW: R. Courtney, H. Hawkinson, J. Wrench, E. Hoppe, B. Hamilton B. Eigen, D. Wilson. THIRD ROW: D. Sigala, S. Kirkland, M. Hamilton, J. DiBenedetto, B. Coe, D. Amyx, T. Buldo, M. Iahn. BACK: D. Barshaw. u r. C.S.F. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: C. Liles, A.Ostin-Olsen, J.Phelps', M. Cole', C. Young, M. Pizzo, S. Ginsbur ', L. Weeden, A. Barbeau, L. Cicerello, T. Owen, R. Jones , SECOND ROW: E. Frankel, D. Ferrarelli, D. Mcgune R. Quirk, J. Valenta, S. Todd', K. Shetler, S. Allen, I. Nelson, R. Raymond, D. Quinsland, K. Ladine. THIRD ROW: J. Rusev, C. Johnson, J. Matthews, B. Gardner, R. Max, T. Johns, R. Skolnick, BJ Fowler, B. Zurnwalt, R. Nomura', W. Shaffer, D. lesson, I. Ruud. .L . ...Mew 'Lia L... -1 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Riehl, T. Towne, A. Shasby, C. Porter, L. Thorburn, L. Nelson, S. Wetterstrom. SECOND ROW: C. Ashby, B. Coe, T. Helbush, K. Doyle, L. McCul- lough, C. Carney, J. Aiello, J. Chikayasu. THIRD ROW: S. Bronzan, L. Levitt, M. Prows, C. Buttke, E. Bush, M. Crain, M. Schino, J. Bridges. req? szcorrv X I 2 4 v- 2' 2 S Fall Officers 116 ' Lifetime Marc Bahl Clifi Christian Margy Cole Kathleen Eilers Mike Fisher Sue Ginsburg Ronaele Jones Shirley Kirkland FIRST ROW: L. Paulson QSoc. Com. Chairmanj, B. Pisano QPres.J, K. Er1endsonfSec. Treas.J, SECOND ROW: G. Embury CSoc.Corn. J, M. Crain QV. Pres. J, B.So1ey CSoc. Com.D C.S.F. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: P. Transeth, P. Sakai, S. Kolling, P. Olivier, K. Erlendson, B.Mikelson, B. Soley, S. Borg, G. Embury. SECOND ROW: W. Laden, E. Warrous, B. Loudenslager, C. Yokum, K. Brooks, B. Soley, I. Brempelis, S. Hathaway, J. Lew, L. Pa ulsen. THIRD ROW: R. Jesson, J. Nieman, R. Foster, E. David, B. Egelston, R. Pisano, B. Finstead, G. McNulty, B. Woodward, J. love. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: V. lor', J. Calar, C. Smith, S. Kendall, S. Kirkland! J Zaro', J. DiBenedetto, N. Marshall, N. Arnold. SECOND ROW: S. Hollingsworth, S. Geary J. Ta ogna, J. Heimann, V. loFranco, D. Connor, K. Eilers', V. Matovich', THIRD ROW: F. Cogllins, R. Quiring', S. Appere, J. Vidas, L. Biebesheimer, C. Christian', L. Bergen, M. Bahl'. Vlembership Spring Officers Noralyn Marshall Valerie Marovich Ron Nomura Julie Phelps Richard Quiring Vicki Taylor Sue Todd Jackie Zaro FIRST ROW: N. Marshall CSOC. Com.J, S. Kirkland QSOC. Com. J. SECOND ROW: R. Ray- mond fSoc. Com. J, A. Roth QV. Pres.J, M. Fisher CPres. D'. CAMERA SI-IY: Sharon Strong 5 1 fSec. Treas. J. un WMI! If if 'I'l7 -al LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: D. Rupp, L. Cicerello, B. Garcia, J. Cicerello, R. Malcolm, R. Tsurumoto. SECOND ROW: D. Ahern, M. Perry, C. Bebeau, B. Hult, T. McDonell, T. Adams, G. Wynia. THIRD ROW: C. Christian, C. Hogg, R. Ballard, T. Bjornson, R. Troia. J. Peepgrass, F. Crain. Si ma Phi Ufficers LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT: T. McDonell CV.Pres.J. F. Crain fTreas.J, BACK: D Rupp CChap1ainj, G. Wynia fPres.J, C. Hogg fSec.J Di Gamma Phi Officers V ! i LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Van Horn fSgt. of Armsj, S. Menzie CSec. J, B. Manning CV. Pres. -Treas. J. J. Campbell CPres.J. Di Gamms fm ' -- Q - Lad.. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: B. Sidensol, I. Harrington, S. Lighthall, J. Campbell, B. Stein J. VanHorn, R. Boitano, B. Manning, V. LoFranco. SECOND ROW: M. Toole, J. Rusey, E. Frankel, D. Janzen, B. Headley, R. Harrison, D. Craig, B. Davis, S. Menzie, J. Johnson, R. Naylor. 119 'US 'l 'IT Q1 I1 gm Zeta Phi F LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: S. Ginsburg, J. Thompson, RIGHT TO LEFT: FIRST ROW: T. Piazza, M. Idota, E. J. Bones, S. Brickell,S. Kendall, C. Mole, J. Frietas. Miyakawa, C. McNulty, J. Perasso, K. Scott, A. Alioto SECOND ROW: P. Binns, L. Kelez, D. Dean, J. Pepper, SECOND ROW: B. Bazarth, L. Brutto, M. Burton, S. B. Patterson, M. Kelez, J. Bryan. J. Baldanzi. THIRD Campbell, M. Kehrli, B. Bryan, G. Ludwigg, P.:Arkin- ROW: C. Liles, S. Manning, K. Eilers, R. Quirk, J. Val- son. THIRD ROW: C. Bowers, L. Young, R. Allen, D. enta. J. Stripp. Scott, C. Hoff, P. Brown, J. Melvin, J. Crippen. I f Block . . .. - 1- J MM' J I LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: B. Garcia, L. Albertoni, L. Esposito, R. Malcolm, W. Shafer, D. Rossi, T. Voyleck, J. VunHorn, L. Cicerello, P. Valenzuela, R. Leon, S. Lighthall, J. Peepgrass, R. Itow, R. Boitano. SECOND ROW: C. Bebeau, B. Gre orio, H. Kanemoto, R. Vasquez, M. Toole, H. Pillinini, S. Troia, J. Bassoni, R. Ruscggno, R. Garcia. 'IgHlRD ROW: V. LoFranco, J. Johnson, D. Osborne, D. Fregger, L. Gillespie, T. Bjornson, B. idensol, R. Troia, P. Twitchell, F. PiI1inini,B. DeMers. FOURTH ROW: J. orier, D. Janzen, D. Womer, D. Goldner, D. Currier, R. Rios, R. Brooks, T.McDoneI1, J. Campbell, T. Adams, D. Maxwell, L. Dunlap, F. Wiedemann, D. Mikiska, B. Manning. Officers u 'fill-ll -5.31 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ruscigno fPres. J, D. G01dnerCV Pres. -Treas.J, D. Fregger fSec.J, D. Maxwell CSgt. of Armsl. A ..N,L., l F .H.A. Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: J. Dudleg, C. Hamilton, M. Bedal, C. Courtney. J. Shiorsugu, B. Schwarz. S COND ROW: P. Kondos, M. Martin, S. Anthony, M. LaCount, J. Stripp, S. Gebersberger. J. StrippfFaI1V.Pres.j, J. Shi- otsuga QFa1I Pres. J, M. LaCount fSprrng Pres.D, S. Gebetsberger QSpring V. Pres.J 'Q LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: G. Cromwell, B. Max, L. Brewton, D. Richert, Fashion Board LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Phelps, J. Lindeke, S. Strong. J. Bohnelt, J. Thompion. F.F.A. E E G I 1253- Q ax 2 1 fig KNO P71041 . AGPA' f 54. ref . C QI ubfo gl! Mu , . ' AM ufun P 'HCA ,fgyj ' l MW, 1 X G .I . o N Q . Q C. 1 I 4? 5' : I 7' 77 4, x , I J, N. Johnson, R. Gulizia. SECOND ROW: B. Kashka, R. Crippen, J. Zaknick, R. MacGregor, A. Elich, D. Helms. Art Honorar 5 X l Q 'I-2 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Dorcich, J. Stripp Paulsen, A. Ostin-Olsen, C. Walker, C. Sniith. SECOND ROW: C. Manzella, I. Silveria, R. Christopher- son, C. Liles, S. Bronzan, S. Flynn, P. Dunlap, G. Davis, Y. Patershall. THIRD ROW: K. Shutler, C. Carney, E. Watrous, R. Quirk, P. Griggs, F. Bangert, C. Clements, P. Johnson. udio-Visual Cre LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: I. Cicerello, S. Strass, I. McCrory, W. Cruz, F. Gallego, J. Vignato, R. Chapan, J. Coupens. SECOND ROW: G. Findley, K. Wood, I. Flood, R. Atkinson, N. Delucchi, C. Carlson, T. Hambleton, Mrs. Lan en. THIRD ROW: R. William son, C. Roberts, W. Karber, P. Ginney, L. Maggio, B. Radei L. Andre, T. Lococo, R. Raymond, R. MacGregor, K. Nielson. Foreign Interest Forum .-. M., Q 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: P.O'De1I, L. Paulsen, S. Ginsburg, K. Erlendson, C. Walker, M. Fisher, G. Dusold. SECOND ROW: P. Love, B. Paulsen, S. Todd, A. Gardner, P. MacGregor, I. Vidas, Mrs. Harmon. CAMERA SHY: B. Pisano, C. johnson, C. Cheney, A. Ostin-Olsen, R. Eaton. Language Federation LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: K. Mayeda, S. Ginsburg, B. Mikelson, B. Soley, J. Lew, J. Baird, S.Kolling, J. Anderson, P. Embury, K. Townsend, S. Boss, J. Harp, J. love, B. Woodward, P. Tomita. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sanchez, K. Eilers, D. Quinsland,R. Pisano, B. Fowler, B. Soley, C. Yokum,J'. Curtis. I. Stypula, P- PFOUIY. C. Cheney, E- BUSH. J. Bridges M. Crain, C. Marron, P. Sakai. THIRD ROW: N. Mosher, M. Schino, R. Atkinson, A. Gardner, P. Love, S. Case, B. Hollingsworth, G. Howe, K. Doyle, L. McCullough, L. Levitt, M. Fisher, P. MacGregor, C.Johnson. Teachers of Tomorrow LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Mikelson, S. Ginsburg, S. Flynn, J. Vidas, C, Marron, R. Recio, S. Hayden, G. Bedal, M. Runcie. Science Federation LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: J. Upchurch, J. Love, G.McNulty, R. French, N. Delucchi, D. Thompson, H. Kanemoto, C. Walker, K. Erlendson, S. Ginsbur , P. O'Del1, M. Fisher, N. Ashworth, G. Howe, B. Fowler, B. Pisano. SECOND ROW:J. Upchurch, F. Collins, C. Cgristian, J. Santana, B. Woodward, D. Quinsland, D. Bartlett, S. Raymond, D. Clemens, M. Bahl, L. Bergen, R. Skolnick, R. Foster, K. Eilers, J. Vidas, S. Bronzan, M. Crain. THIRD ROW: D. Dixon, B. Woodkey, J. Springmeyer, D. Amyx, E. Wallace, S. Eaton, R. Ballard, R. Brooks, R. Nomura, B. Paulsen, J. Baird, D. Janzen, C. Johnson, P. Love, J. Kugelmass. Art Commission LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Mayeda, C. Walker, C. Manzella, G. Lund, R. Schmalzbach, P. O'Dell, D. Warden, C. Smith, R. Teller. X Finance Commission LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: J. Pepper, S. Ginsbur , J. Thompson, S. Kendall, M. Iahn, S. Brickell, C. Manzclla. I. Froitas. SECOND ROW: V. LoFranCo, Kelez, D. Dean, I. Bryan, S. Manning, K. Eilers, B. Bryan, lvl. Fisher. usic Commission .... JV- I -JS LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Hamilton, N. Arnold, SECOND ROW: B. Pisano, B. Egelston, B. Hollingsworth, .xy P. McEwin, N. Marshall, S. Kirkland, M. Iahn, B. Coe J. Bridges, M. Schino, J. Thompson. I. Baldanzi. Social Affairs Commission LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: B. Trigueiro, S. Hathaway, L. Paulsen, S. Sakima, K. Townsend, C. Metreyeon, K. Townsend, C. Grell, S. Flournoy, J. Kellar, P. Penny, M. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: P. McDonald, M. Alexander, M. lahn, S. Kendall, S. Kirkland, S. Ginsburg, M. Runcie, J. Lederman, G. Bedal, J. Linberg, J. Stypula, J. Freitas, B. Bryan. THIRD ROW: J. Bryan, I. Pepper, S. Manning, D. Dean, D. Rogers, D. Austin, K, Eilers, C. Hempler, C. Simpson, P. Jimenez, B. Hollingsworth. Speech 81 Debate Commission LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: C. Kates, B. Tri ueiro, M. Pizzo, E. Floyd, R. Teller, L. Kurotsuchi, J. DiBenedetto, M. Cole, J. Phelps. SECOND ROW: J. Upchurcg, R. Raymond, P. Stripp, L. Klassen, P. Johnson, B. Gardner, D. 'Osborne, G. Shippam, B. Fowler. THIRD ROW: A. Roth. J. Ruud, W. Karber, D. Fregger, G. Wynia, R. Max, D. Amyx, R. Courtney, R. Skolnick. CAMERA SHY: R. Quiring, S. Appere. t Commission LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Pizzo, G. Munoz, P. Liloia, B. Hag erty, D. Wilson, M. Schmitz, C. Hall P. Stephen son, S. Strong, S. Flournoy, D. Cardona, K. Mannina, J. Schroeder. EECOND ROW: B. Trigueiro, P. Pelayo, ,D. Woodard J. Freitas, L. Lindeke, G. Craver, D. Connor, V. Lienemann, M. Alvaies, S. Fronk, L. Eilers, J. Kellar, K. Mayeda, THIRD ROW: R. Jones, S. Kendall, S. Manning, J. Heimann, J. Heimann, S. Goldner, K. Eilers, S. Ginsburg, I. Ishizaka K. Brummal, P. Jimenez, K. Vierra, J. Stypula. FOURTH ROW: S, Kirkland, J. Tapogna, L. Kelez, I. Riera, J. DeLuca, T. Gallagher, S. Suglian, C. Keeler, S. Agnoletti, M. Edgmon, T. Bates, M. Kelez. Sewing Graphic Arts X :ww Art 6 Dons Cau hl Wood Shop X I I n I I , I I 1 I Library Mechamcal Drawmg I 1 Japping? Never! Journalism 7 Lf ' rv - W jki? Ny' N -far? :W et, JT .i c mj :N Activities, 65 Administration, 12 Apprentices, 49 Art Commission, 124 Art Honorary, 122 A.V. Crew, 122 Basketball Action, 83 B. Basketball, 86 B. Football, 82 Big Shots, 9 Block D.M., 120 Board of Trustees, 10 Boys' State, 106 B. Swimming, 97 B. Track, 92 Bus Drivers, 13 Cadets, 115 Cafeteria Staff, 13 Campus Courier Staff, 109 Carpenters, 41 C. Basketball, 87 Cheerleaders, '76 Choir, 113 Christmas Queen, 69 Color Committee, 108 Concert Orchestra, 112 Constitution Committee , 108 Construction, 66,67 Counselors, 11 Cross Country, 98 C.S.F., 116,117 C. Track, 93 Custodians, 13 Dance Band, 114 D. Basketball, 87 Dedication, 4, 5 Delta Epsilon, 120 Di Gamma Phi, 119 D.M.-Campbell Game, 71 Don's Caught Napping?, 126, 127 D. Track, 93 Girls' Sports, 99 Girls' Sports Action, 100 Girls' State, 106 Glee Club, 113 Golf, 98 Governor's Dedication, 71 Faculty, 14, 15, 16 Fall Commissioners, 103 Fall S.B. Officers, 102 Index Fashion Board, 121 Featuring Freshmen, 64 F. F. A. , 121 F. H. A., 121 F. I. F. . 122 First Assembly, 70 First Trophy, 72 Finance Commission, 124 Flag Girls, 111 Football Action, 78-79 Football Queen, 68 Foreign Exchange Assembly, 74 Foreign Exchange Students, 107 Foremen, 17 Foreword, 2 Freshmen, 59-64 Freshman Officers, 58 Here come Juniors, 48 Junior Officers, 42 Junior Party, 74 Juniors, 43-47 J.V. Basketball, 86 J.V. Football, 81 J.V. Wrestling, 89 Laborers, 57 Language Federation, 123 Laurel Staff, 6-7 Majorettes, 111 Marching Band, 110 Mascot Committee, 108 Office Staff, 13 Opening Day of School, 70 Organizations, 101 ' Our Living Mascot, 8 Peek at Sophomores, 56 Pep Band, 114 Principal, 11 Rally, 74 Record Hop, 73 Science Federation, 123 Senior Ball, 38 Senior Officers, 18 Senior Play, 39 Seniors, 19-37 Sigma Phi, 118 Social Affairs Commission, 125 Song Girls, 77 Soph.-Frosh. Baseball, 91 Sophomore Officers, 50 Sophomores, 51-56 Speech 8a Debate Commission, 125 Spirit Commission, 125 Sports, 75 Sports Banquet, 73 Spring Commissioners, 105 Spring S.B. 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