Duarte High School - Halconado Yearbook (Duarte, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

' ' J ; ;-i .%, I H i- r V::: ..i . Oy . ' V .-. w h ' 4.AI i;A ' iV, , c , Cf ' r y .- a , , J A ' V 0 ' .c ' r{ M :f J „ i iA ' i c- ■ ■-■v) o ■ I ' V i- ■ t? X J s a ■S.J V 1 O J. .i i ' M r- ■ V J S - ■ ' B 0 sS .; •o -.i ..i ;. .A S 3 - ' 1 § ' 5 -ij . 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 HALCONADO HALCONADO HALCONADO HALCONADO HALCONADO HALCONADO HALCONADO HALCONADO HALCONADO ! J - 12 13 14 15 14 17 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION At the beginning of this school year we set up as our slogan Pride and Dignity . I want to congratulate all of the students for living up to this slogan. The measure of an outstanding school year must always be based on the progress we have made in the education and activities program as well as on the amount of spirit that students have shown. In all three of these areas , we have shown excellent progress and with the involvement of many parents, we are now organizing such a great school that every graduating senior can hold up his head and say I am proud that I am from Duarte High School . To the graduating class of 1972, we express our best wishes for success in their future careers. David Reiss Principal ■■■ , A Mr. Robert Walton, Work Experience Coordinator Mr. Thomas Brooks, Asst. Principal Mr. Ken Scheel, Dean of Guidance 21 Secretaries, left to right, Mrs. Kendell, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Hetler, Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Bememt, Mrs. Reno, Mrs. Hagstrom, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Russo. Mrs. Reich Mrs. Williams Mr. Cardona, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Ball. - X ' Front row, left to right- Laura Newman, Alice Keithley, Carnelia Boderictz, Ruby James, Dixie Lee Coulter, Dattie Patterson, Clara Plaunt, Bruce Billenger, Back row- Doris Busse, Dorothy Vanatter. 23 Mr. Richard Douglass Mrs. Janeen Coldiron Mrs. Fran Whipple Mrs. Margaret IJomi uez y Mrs. Ruth Mortensen Mr. Robert Lynch 24 ! : V Mrs. Geri Frank Mrs. Kathy Rosenfield Mr. Wm. Van Loenen Mr. John Caputo Mr. John Pickard Mrs. Lineer Mr. Russell Frank Mr. Don Newman 25 ll«. « « ' X Mr. Richard Jacobs Mr. Raymond Coldiron Miss Dora Wilson Mr. Richard Gervy Mrs. Virgina Sullivan Mrs. Cartha Tennille ' - :. Michael Martin 26 Mrs. Nancy Pope Mr. Brian Forment v% V Mr. Ectwards Miss Ella Hudson Mr. Robert Hislar 27 -s .?i - te- Mr. Robert Owens Mrs. BettyJo Perkins Mr. Gene Larrigan Mrs. Geraldine Stolte Mr. Daniel Shere Mrs. Eleanor Farrell i;s r:rar.j!:-« Mr. Julian Flores Miss Virginia Kjoidberg Mr. Donald Logue .; ' a [ ::mm X J •e f «S -KV-.,-, -- ' -i. ' :v,- A Mr. Robert Okerson f Cl ii Mrs. Ruby Reed Dr. Grant D. Venerable III Mrs. Priscilla Spurbeck Mrs. Edith Farris CAMPUS PROCTORS Mr. Gutierrez Mrs. McGhee Mr. Benedict Mr. James Hanley Miss Margaret Fiant Mr. Glen Fessler e■,i - HV ' -:--r-? ' tUiice Hattem Mr. Earle Nickerson Mr. Javis Johnson Dr. Bloom, Superintendent Mrj Burns Asst. Supt. of Instruction Mr. Schick Asst, Supt. of Business Mrs. Harrel, Rev. Hubbard, Mr. Volz Not pictured Mr. Webb Human Relations Aide George Caraveo Miss Bell f0m X ' TN SENIORS ittiiima ik •;r? ?tT :t :!•; •vs . ' 5. t; ' ' vg ' -- -•.■ «;• .-ft -:sw:? ' -. jggjj ' • ?- ai-r 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 1972 Bjom Aasen Maryann Acs Bruce Aguilar Carleen Ahlgrim Marilyn Ball Kathy Barney Cindy Barrett Mike Baum Vicki Bennett Jylen Benson Kandis Boven David Brillhart Cindy Browning Barry Brosnaham Susie Bullard Mike Brown Jim Busby Robert Busby Nancy Busse Gary Butters Dan Dettman Debbie Dettman Karen DeWester Mark Dwyer Judy Dixon Lloyd Edens Brigitte Dugat Jim Elliott Armando Duron Jim Ellis Kevin Fairfield Lou Fanucchi Bill French Mark Gaebler Liz Gorsky Loretta Gosewisch Laurie Green ■:£•- Cathy Guerrero Stan Gullo Dennis Hescox Mary Harroun Pat Hetherington Tom Hawblitzel Cecil Hooks Gillian Hornby-Brown Margie Hultman Kris Jonasen Adrienne Jones Owen Keyte Susan Kimmis Deborali Koop Elaine Lamb Kathy Kraber Debbie Lanterman Dennis Krammer Doug Lenaburg Carleen Kub David Loera Jose Loera Elisa Lopez Came Lowgren Sue Maldarelli Gail Livingston Ron Marler ' ' S ■.., , Bruce MacArthur Lony Marshall Hector Madrigal Bob Maurer Mary Maxson Kris McCullough Robert McDonald Pani Michener Sheree McDonald Tim Midgett Russ McElroy Liana Mieir John McKieman Mark Mieir Josef Mittelhammer Debbie Olsen Danny O ' Neal Barbara Orlich Doreen Pelletier Karen Oviatt Mary Pena Laura Parks Jim Penny Judy Pepe Debbie Peterson Bob Prado Claude Rochon Csmthia Rochon Jerry Smith Vicki Taylor WHAT MAKES A SENIOR? Spirit Happiness Horsing Around Hard Work Cars Laziness A Prom Graduation 56 57 Julie Thomas Mark Treat Teresa Thomas Eleanor Trujillo Kathy Thompson Johnny Trujillo Cheryl Titer Victor Valenzuela Victoria Valenzuela Scott Vanatter Isabella Van der Voort Gerelyn Vigil Tim Vandeveer Joann Viramontes Jon Van de Wetering Ann Volz Gerard Vigil Barbara Walsh Alice Weatherford Sharon Weisz Nancy White Ritchie Wells Maruallen Wright Ralph Williams BiU Wruck Gayle Wright Russ Wilson Mike Ye ram Jane Yokoyama Linda Zahl Senior Autographs ' jx-oLda Ycl x 61 BANK OF AMERICA CERTIFICATE WINNERS Terese Smith Art Dennis Hescox Drama Debra Olson Music Kathleen Riley English Mary Maxson Foreign Language Marilyn McGowen Ball Social Studies Barbara Orllch Laboratory Science Kathleen Barney Mathematics Jo Ann Virmontes Business MaryAnn Acs Home Economics James Ogilvie Trades Industrial James Busby Fine Arts Armando Duron Liberal Arts Jane Yokoyama Science Mathematics Sharon Weisz Vocational Arts BANK OF AMERICA PLAQUE WINNERS OUTSTANDING SENIORS Jane Yokoyama Distinguished Achievement in Science Plaque, Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award, Homemaker of To- morrow. Armando Duron Gemco Scholar Margie Hultman D. A.R. Good Citizen Nancy Carpenter Outstanding Teenager of America. Allen Ashcraft Outstanding Teenager of America. Robin Shedley Outstanding Teenager of America. DeboraJi Koop Outstanding Student Award. CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS Allen Ashcraft Kathleen Barney Vicki Bennett Nancy Carpenter John Carroll Cindy Colony Armando Duron Mark Dwyer Lou Fanucchi Belinda Flores Mark Gaebler Dennis Hescox Gillian Hornby-Brown Margie Hultman Mike Imbler Kim Kelly Deborah Koop Car lean Kub Jose Loera Came Lowgren Susan Maldarelli Mary Mason Russell McElroy Robert Prado Kathleen Riley Roxanne Rogers Yvonne Schibsted Robbin Shedley Jody Smith Nancy Spencer Alan Strudler Terry Tenove Scott Vanatter Tim Vanderveer Joann Viraraontes Alice Weatherford Jane Yokoyama HALL OF FAME Most Likely To Succeed Ken Shepherd Jane Yokoyama Most A thietic Allen Ashcraft Margie Hultman Best Looking Mike Tong Mary Pena Sunshine Smile Cecil Hooks Barbara Orlich Class Clown Barry Brosnahan Alberta Forbes 64 Personality Yvonne Schibsted Scott Christie Friendliest L udi D eA Ivarado Mike Yeram Apple Polisher Lynn Johnston Robert Iskenderian Sweethearts Kim Chatman Lou Fanucchi Bright Eyes Cindy Boswell Sexiest Sylvia Nelson Ed-note- Mark Ruiz not pictured in Bright Eyes Mike Ruiz not pictured in Sexiest. 65 SENIOR SPONSORS We, the Class of ' 72, wish to express our sincere appreciation to our class sponsors, for all their help in making our senior year a memorable one. A special thanks to Mrs. Seares who will always be identified with every Sen- ior class at Duarte High School. i -. c Jk ?«J! .v ■-;¥? i-- ' -- } .%... Wi 17 -i . - Dennis Hescox Jane Yokoyama BOY AND GIRLS ' STATE Armando Duron 67 ? $ M M % 1 IN MEMORY OF RANDY TAYLOR AND BIE MINER MURPHY CLASS OF ' 72 70 RESERVED « ' ,if ;r   ' -i 1 ' - .4l m ' % s . ' V i 1 . This Book is Dedicated to Staff Mem tier oruce Burmfrtgham ' 72 Annual • Staff Bagowitz, L. Bald, D. Baley, S. Barnes, C. Barnes, P. Baroni, S. Bf «■!■ IS 74 , d iM Ml 1 i .-r 1 i A J . - ' M 1 Wki s J ' s P: - m - CLASS OF ' 73 Bourne, J. Bradley, R. Bradley, S. Brown, H. Brown, M. Brown, W. 75 Bullock, E. Bunzey, J. Burford, R. Burmingham, B. Butters, G. Card, L. Card, P. Cardiel, N. Carpenter, J. Carpenter, R. Carroll, R. Carter, H. Caruthers, K. Casteneda, S. Cesena, R. Chavez, S. Christie, A. Clark, B. Clark, H. Cofrancesco, M. Cole, K. Collins, R. Colman, M. Cook, L. Crandell, L. Craven, M. Crespo, M. Cross, N. Cruz, R. Curatolo, P. Dallimore, R. Damico, P. Daniels, N. Davis, P. Davis, Y. Dearing, L. 76 Deglraann, R. Derks, I. Dettmann, D. Dillingham, G. Dixon, D. Doney, H. Douglas, J. Downs, J. Drusell, K. Duckworth, D. Dwyer, B. Edens, L. Eichperger, W. Enright, J. Enriquez, J. Ervin, D. Evola, L. Farrar, D. Fentiman, T. Ferguson, J. Fike, L. Flannery, P. Foster, C. Friedman, J. Gamboa, P. Garcia, C. Garcia, D. Gas away, P. George, D. Gerchman, L. GoodeU, B. Goodell, R. Gooden, J. Goodin, M. Goodlet, P. Goodreau, J. 77 Golchuk, D. Goldsmith, D. Gonzales, N. Green, S. Greene, M. Guerrero, J. Gump, B. Guzman, A. Hansen, W. Hawson, N. Harradine, V. Harrell, R. Harris, D. Heller, P. Henke, C. Heniy, H. Hensley, R. Hernandez, A. Hernandez, R. Herrera, S. Hickey, R. Holllngshead, ] Hosea, R. Huefner, D. Hultman, R. Hyatt, D. Ingle, R. Irwin, V. Iskenderlan, Jackson, G. Jackson, R. Jacobs, E. Jacobson, B. JeUy, S. Jimenez, J. Jacoy, J. 78 mm Johnson, E. Johnson, R. Jonasen, K. Jonasen, M. Jones, K. Kennedy, M. Kennedy, M. Kidd, G. King, J. Knight, J. Koop, S. Kramer, S. Kruse, L. Laban, M. Laffin, R. Lanterman, T. Lampkin, V. Lawler, A. Lawrence, P. Lemen, P. LePoidevin, R. Lewis, B. Loera, T. Long, W. Lopez, A. Lopez, R. Lowe, W. Lowell, M. Lowgren, C. Lucero, G. Luttrell, J. Mack, J. Madsen, D. Maese, B. Mangham, G. Marler, G. 79 Martina, L. Martinez, L. Martinez, M. Martinez, M. Martinez, S. Mason, S. Maurer, K. McCandless, P. McGrath, N. McHenry, S. McLaurin, W. Means, D. Mexia, M. Miller, C. Miller, D. Mitchell, J. Monteer, P. Montgomery, D. Moore, J. Moore, K. Morrow, J. Musser, D. Myles, G. Newell, C. Nickels, J. O ' Brien, M. Ohanian, B. Olivas. T. Orosco, E. Ortiz, L. Oviatt, S. Paquette, J. Paschal, L. Paschall, M. Pashby, S. Patanjo, J. Peterson, C. Peterson, Y. Pettis. G. Pope, M. Pouncy, J. Powell, L. Quinn, C. Quinn, M. Quinteros, E. Ramirez, J. Ray, C. Reed, S. Reynolds, D. Rice, K. Rideout, G. Risolo, D. Roe, B. Roe, C. Romero, B. Ronchetti, D. Ronquillo, M. Rosales, P. Ross, D. Ruiz, C. 81 Sackett, C. Sanders, S. Sawyer, K. Scally, O. Scharfe, S. Schavers, I. Scott, R. Scruggs, L. Sifuentes, G. Sifuentes, H. Sleigh, K. Smith. E. Smith, J. Smith, L. Smith, M. Smith, M. Stacy, P. Stallworth, B. Stalzen, D. Stanton, J. Stanton, M. StoUe, M. Stowell, V. Styles, M. Style, S. Szaabo, P. Tenove, G. Thomas, G. Thompson, J. Thornton, B. Tomeck, S. Torrlcelli, M. Valentine, L. Valenzuela, E. Vanatter, G. Vigil, P. 82 Villela, M. Vorlage, T. Walker, N. Weaver, C. WeUs, C. Whitehall, P. Williams, I. WlUiams, K. Williams, L. Williams, M. Williams, R. Williams, S. Williams, T. Wing, P. Wittman, D. Zepeda, D. Two foxy junior cheerleaders at the powder puff football game 83 Adams, L. Aguilar, B. Aguirre, C. Allred, S. Amaral, D. Amos, T. Anderson, G. Angely, L. Arnold, S. Arnold, W. Austin, D. Avance, L. Bald, M. Barnes, D. Barnes, K. Barrett, S. Barth, M. Beekman, D. 84 Bellamy, D. Bellin, M. Bement, B. Bennett, M. Berry, L. Birtha, D. Bourne, P. Brady, O. Breceda, J. Brizuela, F. Brown, C. Brown, J. 85 Brown, J. Brown, R. Brown, S. Browning, R. BuUard, J. Burns, P. Butler, G. Camarena, R. Cardona, R. Carpenter, R. Casal, C. Caudle, D. Cesena, R. Chambers, D. Champion, J. Chavis, K. Clark, J. C lough, G. Coburn, M. Cole, P. Colflesh, M. Collins, C. Collins, M, Cook, J. Cosgrove, C. Cox, L. Crumpton, J. Davis, M. De la Sota, R. Dempsey, M. Dewester, J. Diks, B. Dill, S. Doss, V. Duckworth, R. Eldridge, S. Ellis, P. Eriokson, S. Falcon, C. Fannin, K. Fentiman, G. Fisher, R. Flores, D. Flores, M. Forbes, D. Ford, R. Fowler, D. Fracasso, L. Frazier, P. Gallenti ne, W. Gamboa, E. Gamboa, N. Garcia, A. Garcia, J. Gardner, C. Garner, G. Geiser, L. Giggar, K. Godat, G. Gomez, N. Gomez, R. Gooden, R. Goodman, D. Gormley, B. Gorksy, I. Graves, G. Greene, S. Griffin, J. Griffitas, R. Grube, K. Grush, N. Guardado, L. 87 Guerrero, S. Guyton, J. Hall, J. Hall, V. Hancock, C. Hansen, M. Hanson, S. Harris, B. Harris, G. Harrison, D. Heller, T. Hensel, K. 88 Hunter, L. Hurst, M. Imbler, R. Irvin, M. Jackson, C. Jackson, S. Johnson, K. Jones, D. Jones, P. Jones, W. Juliad, R. Keefer, C. Keller, E. Kiesow, P. King, T. Kinkle, M. Laffin, J. Lepage, D. Lepage, D. Lewis, G. Lilley, B. Logan, M. Londo, D. Lopez, L. 89 Lopez, R. Lotspeich, K. Lowe, S. Lowgren, C. Lucwig, K. Lynn, L. Maoaluso, G. Mac Millan, J. Mancinl, S. Manning, J. Manzo, J. Maron, N. Marquez, E. Marshall, D. Marshall, R. McClain, D. McGowan, J. McLaurin, V. Medina, V. Mejla, P. Mldgett, S. MUey, M. Mikler, J. Millspaush, C. Miner, T. Montgomery, K. Moore, G. Moore, M. Mortenson, D. Murphy, L. Myles, T. Nelson, C. Nelson, D. Nelson, J. Newell, R. Nichols, C. 90 Ogilvie, D. Paige, D. Painter, D. Palmer, M. Pappalardo, J. Parke, D. Parker, P. Parks, G. Pauley, J. Peek, B. Perez, B. Peterson, T. Phillips, G. Phillpott, R. Phillpott, R. Porccia, J. Povero, J. Poush, J. Preston, B. Quinn, D. Redondo, M. Reed, D. Reyes, M. Rodriguez, A. Rodriguez, R. Roe, C. Rogers, G. Romero, M. Ross, A. Ross, E. Ross, R. Russo, C. Sackett, S. Sakoli, J. Salamone, B. Sanchez, A. 91 Sanchez, T. Sanchez, T. Santiago, M. Scarine, R. Schavers, N. Schmid, J. Schumacher, T. Scott, M. Shawyer, D. Shull, D. Sifuentes, D. Smith, C. Smith, K. Smith, K. Smith, K. Smith, S. Smith, S. Snell, J. Snyder, R. Solakian, R. Sommerville, B. Sperl, T. Stallworth, W. Stauffer, C. Stevens, L. Stevens, W. Stewart, S. StoUe, B. Stone, R. Stoner, M. Stowell, W. Sweeney, C. Szalay, M. Tanner, C. Taylor, B. Taylor, D. - i .jssjsimm 92 Taylor, D. Thomas, R. Thompson, C. Tomasian, C. Travis, .B. Trego, C. Urratia, C. Valenzuela, T. Valleroy, J. Wanderpout, E. Vanderveer, D. Velasco, J. Viar, C. Wallace, J. Wallace, J. Walls, G. Washington, T. Wasson, J. 93 Watson, D. Webster, C. Weisenthol, D. Welsh, D. Wessel, M. Weston, W. 94 Barcenas, A. Barotii, T. Barth, D. Barton, K. Bay lark, M. Baylor, J. Bull, K. Bellamy, B. Bellamy, K. Bellin, S. Berry, L. Birtha, P. Blackwell, R. Blair, T. Blakley, R. Boachi, B. Bock, R. Boone, C. 97 Bratton. K. Brault, G. Breake r, L. Brizuela, G. Brookman, D. Brown, K. Bryner, M. Buck, C. BuUington, B. Bunzey, K. Burgess, B. Burgess, C. Burns, B. Burns, T. Butt, S. Butters, D. Byrd, S. Caldwell, H. Cardona, M. Carpenter, M. Carpenter, S. Casteneda, R. Castro, J. Castt ' o, L. Caudle, B. Christensen, D. Chrisholm, A. Clark, C. Clark, D. Clough, K. Cole, E. Colegrove, J. Collins, D. Cook, C. Cook, K. Courtney, J. 98 Craig, V. Crandel, D. Craven, P. Craven, S. Crawford, C. Crespo, A. Crichton. L. Crume, M. Crumpton, M. Curatolo, S. Curo, A. Dale, J. DeLaFura, R. Delcastillo, E. Derks, K. Diaz, L. Dollins, S. Dwyer, M. Dutton, V. Eichperger, I. Engebretson, P. Ervin, D. Estrella, N. Estrella, D. Evola, K. Fairley, T. Falcon, A. Faron, S, Filihart, J. Fisher, R. F tannery, G. Flores, J. Fonseca, T. Fracasso, J. Galbreath, J. Gamboa, B. 99 Garcia, G. Garrett, L. Garside, M. Glennan, M. Goldsmith, D. Gomez, R. Gooden, C. Goodlet, S. Jordan, A. Green, D. Gregory, L. Guerrero, M. Gump, J Hanson, K. Hardy, S. Harmon, W. Hart, J. Hawblitzel, J. Hemry, T. HoUingshead, P. Holt, P. Homiau, M. Hiu ' t, P. Irvin, M. Irvis, 0. Jackson, W. Jacoy, K. Jelly, P. Johnson, L. Johnson, P. Johnson, A. Kangas, R. Keith, F. Kelly, K. Kelly, S. Kerr, L. 100 King, A, King, P. Kountz, J. Koop, L. Krall, R. Kramer R. Krenz, W. LaFrance, D. Larry, D. Larson, R Lawler, M. Lawrence, K. 101 Lawrence, S. Leisring, C. Leon, J. Lepoindevin, L. Levesque, C. Lewis, F. Lewis, S. Lindahl, K. Loera, F. Lopez, M. Louis, L. Luby, D. Ludwig, K. Madi-igal, A. Madsen, C. Maldarelli, G. Mapes, R. Markey, J. Maroste, S. Marshall, B. Massaro, M. Mai-tinez, D. Martinez, K. Martinez, R. McClellan, A. McDonald, S. McDonald, T. McKenzie, G. McLaurin, E. Means, C. Miller, G. Miller, T. Mitchell, J. Molyneux, J. Morgan, R. Morrison, H. MoiTison, M. Morrow, M. MuUcr, C. Navarro, M. Nelson, D. Newkins, D, Nickels, J. Noonan, D. Oisen, D. Orcholski, D. Paige, D. Parker, B. Paschal, J. Pearce, K. Pelletier, V. Pena, E. Peters, K. Pinkstaff, K . Piper, C. Powell, D. Prado, B. Prichett, P. Rainey, J. Ramirez, L. Ranldns . D. Reagin, R. Reed, J. Richardson. D. Rivera, D. I?odriguez, M. Rodriguez. R. Roe, E. Rogers, W. liomero, J. Ronchetti, V. Rose, M. 103 Hfc 04 «.- 105 Ross, A. Ross, A. Ross, A. Ross, D. Ross, O. Ross, R. Rue, G niie, ij- _ I RllSSO, K Sadowsky, J. Salas, R. Sandoval, K. Sawyer, D. Sexton, G. Segobia, B. Seifert, R. Scliibsted, S. Scott, J. Scott, M. Shaw, K. Shaw, L. Shawer, D. Shirk, B. Singer, R. Sleigh, F. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, K. Smith, M. Smith, P. Soloman, M. Speder, C. Sperl, D. Stacy, J. Stanton, J. e Stevens, R. Stewart, E. Stewart, M. Stowell, C. Stiles, M. Sunyough, D. Sweeney, P. Tackett, C. Taves, E. Taylor, G. Thomas. D. Thomas, W. Thompson, U. Thornton, O. Tocher, J. Tolbert, D. Tomasian, T. Tome. F. Tourtellotte, M. Travis, D. Trumrael, M. Turner, S Tutson, E. Valentine, L. Valenzuela, R. ' anatter. T. Vandcrpoorten, B. Van Pel. S. Vasquez. A. Valasco, F. i Velasquez, T. Villela, J. Viramontes, L, Virclin, M. Volpe, P. Volz, P. 107 Vorlage, E. Wadding, K. Walsh, F. Weaver, M. Welch, L. Wells, R. Whinery, M. Wilfred, A. Williams, A. Williams, L. Witzmani, P. Woodget, G. Wuest, M. Yonemoto, M. Zahne, K. Zalamea, M. Zudai-, D. Zulian, G. 108 FALCON GRAFFETTI 109 f Tf j S ' ;ff CROSS COUNTRY S - J Row 1 L-R. Dana Lafrance, Carl Krenz, Manual Zalamea, Jim Flores, Mike Walgenbach, David Vanderveer, Felipe Brizuela, John Guerrero. Row 2 L-R. Allen Ashcraft, Marc Greene, Tom Ashcraft, Kelly Zahnie, Bernard Ohanian, Chesty Harris, Roy Browning, Algird Zolp. Row 3 L-R. Chuck Geiser, Ray Arnold, Lannie Lowe, Josef Mittelhammer, Norm Hanson, Jerry Downs, Coach Hanley. Top left- Start of the great race Top right- Tom skipping past a San Berdo runner Bottom left-Al Ashcraft breezing to one of many victories. Bottom right- Roy Browning turning the comer and head- ing for home. 113 Top left- Chuck Geiser just finishing a race Top right- Tom Ashcraft shown leading two T.C. Run- ners Bottom left- Typical cross country coach Bottom right- Marc Greene just edges out T.C. Run- ner EN FOOTBALL R. I. L-R. P. Hunt, D. Rivera, B. Burgess, J. Galdbreath, S. Vanpelt, M. Lopez, T. Baroni, G. Zulian, U. Olson, R. Evola, M. Goldsmith, D. Ross, J. Hawblitzel, M. Virdin, B. Shirk, D. Butters, K. Wadding. R. IlY B Engebretson, L. Gregory, K. Jacoy, J. Leon, F. Velasco, H. Rupp, M. Weaver, M. (Txji Tenove, J. Romero, P. Volz, D. Talbert, D. Ervin, E. ' Cole, V. Baity, J. Dale, O. Ross, W. Jackson, Coach Peale. R. in. R. Morg_au_| Lewis, J. Adams, B. Bellamy, R. Kramer, t j: , Carte£ L. Valentine, D. Travers, T. Brown, M, Irvin, D. Shavers, B. Valenzuela, A. Madrigal, B. Vanderpoorten, R. Larson. Lo-hs ( I wcX_4 c 115 Top Row L-R. Coach HoUen, J. Guyton, R. Thomas, J. Garcia, M. Earth, J. Breceda, R. Newell, M. Flores, G. Clough, Coach Bowers, Middle Row. D. Sifventes, K. Chavis, J. Laffin, R. Cesena, C. Webster, T. Valenzuela, C. Nelson, B. Hollenbeck, J. Porchia, J. MacMillan. Front Row. M. Houze, F. Hernandez, J. Bullard, D. Goodman, C. Brown, M. Biedalbach, B. Taylor, J. Crumpton. 11a Soph-Frosh A ction 117 y A R s I T Y A C T I O N Charlie McNight gets first down against Salesian. Barrie catching 1st TD of the year. Locker room scene after first win over Bassett 7-0. Cecil Hooks makes fine catch. Robert Earl runs into trouble. Victor Barrie makes outstanding grab. Confusion. Minutes before game time. Fired - up Falcons. Dave McDonald piles up yardage. 119 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Coaches- Asst. Coach Owens, Head Coach Coldiron, Asst. Coach Newman 10 Ritchie WeUs QB 11 Terry Tenove QB 12 Rick Brown QB 21 Robert Edwards Tailback 22 Chuck Barnes Tailback 23 Ivy Shavers Tailback 24 Charles McKnight Tailback 31 Pat H ether ington Fullback 32 David McDonald Fullback 33 Ken Shepherd Fullback 41 Victor Valenzuela Slotback 44 Chris Ruiz Slotback 50 Ron Risolo Guard 51 Lou Fanucchi Center 52 Richard Deglmann Center 53 Russ Wilson Center 60 Robert Prado Guard 61 Mike Baum Guard 62 Jeff Joplin Guard 63 Bill Hyatt Guard 64 Dan O ' Neal Guard 70 John Knight Tackle 71 John Hining Tackle 74 Jim Busby Tackle 75 Glen Tenove Tackle 76 Ron Marler Tackle 77 Bill Wruck Tackle 80 Cecil Hooks End 81 Victor Barrie End 82 Harvey Brown End 83 Scott Vanatter End 84 Dave Goldsmith End 85 Jim Lawrence End 86 Jim Ellis End ?0 V i- i W %5 121 ramnxs KJJEJ BD0DDHS t 4 V, V l ' -■ niJ-T a.-;;. v;-:,£ss!3; -.liS V VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Roster ' 71- ' 72 Hector Madrigal 10 Ricky Brown 12 John McMillian 15 Willard Long 20 Cecil Hooks 22 Victor Barrie 24 Dave McDonald 30 Leonard Olivas 34 Gary Berg 40 Al Ashcraft 44 Coach Glenn Fessler 124 JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row- Mark Dwyer, Ritchie Wells, David Flores, Mark Kennedy, Karl Williams, Tyrone Williams Top Row- Richard Laifin, Eugene Jackson, Tim Lanterraan, Ernie Vanderpoorten, Terry Brown, Mike Hurst, Charles Urrutia Coach Wells 9 125 Basketball G. Phillips, C. Brown, D. Goodman, J. Crumpton, P. Bourne, G. Lewis, B. Diks, J. Brown, H. Carter, T. King. Basketball M. Corclona, B. Armas, W. Jackson, Paul Volz, J. Sadowsky, M. Tenove, S. Shipstead, A. Mandrigal, R. Rodriguez, S. Kelly, M. Whinnery, B. Vandportim, F. Lewis, J. Flores. I . 1971-72 RIO HONDO LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Tony Valenzuela 11-5 98 lb. League Champ G. Zulian 16-5 1061b. League Champ M. Williams 15-4 1151b. League Champ V. Valenzuela 9-5 1231b. 2ncl League G. Lucero 7-11 1301b. R. Prado 8-9 1361b. 2nd League R. lu ' amer 6-9 1411b. J. Breceda 4-3-1 1481b. J. Laftin 24-5 1571b. League CImmp. 3rd. C.I.F. Prelims. G. Tenove 14-3 1681b. 2nd League S. Vanatter 17-3 1781b. League Champ. L. Fanucchi 18-1 1941b. League Champ. HVVY R. Newell 7-3 3rd. League Coach Coldiron 129 ... A_ i T- Bf p n ' J H , M J i I •V ,. - ™ ' ™ IBK ' ■ ■ ' .• ' ' ■•■ ■ ' ■ iiii - ' i l K 1 1 flp Kj 4. K - M  ' a 7 I . ' - TV  f -,;vj;sjRr vat. l-ft-. .;.-? i ; ! I m ■■n P Y 9 M..M K m Ki B n vi B ft . WRESTLERS TopRowL-R. Joe Pappalardo, Gary O ' Neal, Paul Engebretson. Bottom Row. Rodger Thomas, Chris Nelson, Greg Clough, John BuUard. Tony Valenzuela 98 lbs. Gary Zulian 106 lbs. Mark Williams 115 lbs. Jim Laffin 148 lbs. Scott Vanatter 178 lbs. Lou Fanucchi 194 lbs. RIO HONDO LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2nd PLA CE 981b. BOBBY VALENZUELA 1231b. VICTOR VALENZUELA 1361b. ROBERT PRADO 1681b. GLEN TENOVE 3rd PLACE HE A VYWEIGHT RUSS NEWELL 133 VARSITY BASEBALL Bottom Row- P. Zufall, A. Ashcraft, B. Busby, T. Ashcraft, P. Hensley, D. Hyatt Middle Row- B. Bailey, W. Long, B. Taylor, D. Risolo, M. Dwyer, B. Iskenderian, D. Goldchuck Top Row- Coach Owens, R. Burford, J- Lawerence, R- Brown, G. Nelson, P. Hetherington, Coach Sewell Coach Owens Batgirls-Mary Palmer and Renee de la Soto Coach Sewell 1 i - :■. ' ■ : SPORTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR -SOPH. BASE BALL Bottom row- J. Pappalardo, M. Davis, C. Webster, J. Romero, J. BuUard, D. Floras, S. Greene Top Row- J. Scott, C. Viar, R. Cesena, C. Lotspieck, B. Peek, M. Barth, D. Winebarger, D. Goodman Not shown- J. Laffin, T. King, J. Adams, T. Brown, D. Olsen, P. Mejia, J. MacMilliam, T. Carter Coach Hollen GIRLS ' TRACK Bottom Row. Verna Craig, Gayle Butler, Rhonda Gooden, Marsha Scott, Ingrid Williams, Rosemary Murphy. Top Row. Miss Bell, Gwen Myles, Yolanda Davis, Debbie Koop, Terrie Smith, Jane Yokoyama, Jody Smith. •r N - taJ , f4- ' -„i . Bottom row, L.toR. - J. Guyton. W. Jordon, B. Louis, T. Myles, R Scott, G. Graves, F. Brizuela, M. Ervin Middle row, L.toR.- M. Steele, M. Greene, C. Barnes, C. Hooks, J. Mittlehammer. I. Schavers, W. McLaurin, R. Wells Top row, L.toR.- D. Vanderveer, T. Ashcraft, W. Long, G. Tenove, K. Zahne, D. McDonald, R. Arnold, D. Hescox, G. Marler. VARSITY TRACK ■ ' Jiv sL ' a 140 Bottom row- L.toR.- C. Krenz, J. Leon. P. Jones. D. Ross. R. Browning, A. Beasley. J. Guerrero. J. Hart Middle row- L.to R. - B. Diks, K. Chavis, H. Brown. B. Louis, E. Sibolboro, M. Ervin, K. Zahne, J. Rainey, M. Weaver, R. Cruz. J. Guyton Top row- L.toR.- V. Valenzuela. J. Porchia. T. Williams, T. Myles, C. Brown, G. Graves, E. Jackson, J. Breceda, T. King, C. Nelson Bottom row- L.to R. : C. Krenz. M. Walgenbach, M. Goldsmith. E. McLaurin. C. Brown. J. Rainey Middle row- L.to R. : M. Cardona. K. Zahnie. R. Kramer. T. King, J. Breceda, S. VanPelt, M. Riggcns, J. Hart Top row- L.to R. : M. Adams, J. Hawblitzel. T. Williams. A. Wilfred. U. Scott, A. Zolp, D. Schavers, H. Carter 141 SPORTS REVIEW FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY Coldiron ' s football team started their pre-season play with a win over Bassett 7-0. Two games later Ontario fell to the Falcons for the second straight year. Although almost beating both South Pasadena and La Canada, the Falcons went winless in Le ue play. Duarte placed two players on the Rio Hondo League 1st team, they were Cecil Hooks, and Glen Tenove. Honorable mentions went to Ken Shepherd, Robert Edwards, and Chris Ruiz. The cross country team led by Coach Hanley had one of its most successful seasons in many years. The team went through the pre-season with a 3-2 record Al Ashcraft went to the CIF Finals where he placed 5th in a field of 85 run- ners. The team was led by the Ashcraft Bro- thers and Marc Greene. After the Falcons went undefeated during pre- season, many people thought that they might give Duarte its first Championship in many years. But the Falcons fell to the League powers, San Marino and La Canada. WRESTLING BASKETBALL Coldiron ' s mat men regained the championship from San Marino, with a 1-14-1 in the season. Gary Zulian, Tony Valenzuela, Mark Williams, Jim Laffin, Scott Vanatter, and Lou Fanucchi be- came league champs. Jim Laffin went on to repre- sent Duarte and the Rio Hondo league in the CIF finals. Notable, this year was the Valenzuela ' s Family ' s contribution of 3 top wrestlers. A 30 game losing streak was snapped this year when Fessler ' s basketball team beat Bell Gardens in the opening League game. The following week San Marino fell to Duarte. The Falcons ended the year with a 2-8 record. Pacing the Falcons through the long season was Victor Barrie who averaged over 20 points a game. BASEBALL TRACK At the time of this writing the baseball team should fare very well. Coach Owen ' s baseball team has seven returning lettermen from last years second place team. The only weak spot on the team may be the Falcons hitting. The team has good pitching with Terry Tenove, Bob Busby, Pat Zufall, Don Goldchuck, and Dominic Hyatt. ' ' -•— can get the hitting and pitching to- gether-, the Falcons to be contenders for the leagu championship. The track teams should make a clean sweep in all three divisions this year. During Mr. Hanley ' s first year as track coach the Cee ' s won the Cham- pionship. The following year the Bee ' s and Cee ' s won the Championship. This year, with most run- ners returning, the team should win in all levels. Strong in the hurdles are Walter Jordan and Ted Myles. The distance runners are also promising with the Ashcraft Brothers, Marc Greene, Felipe Brizuela, and Don Harris. 144 !;• n ' V ' : I I f ti ' ■ ' ?. ' •- I H ' - ' J ' m .■ .y - . v i-. ii :i • W ' x : y tSiift. l ? ; ; ' «r|f.- f V •S:-; HOMECOMING 1971-72 Miss Lynn Johnston 1971-72 Homecoming Queen ibo DC HAWK PLAYS AT m HOMECOMING 151 1971-72 Homecoming Court 153 A.F.S. STUDENTS 1971-72 Pep Rallies 155 T - 1971-72 Falconettes Jt ' « A LC ' W ' - m J . ! 1 w } m % ' ■rm hM Sounds of Duarte students in the various choral organizations at Duarte High School have excellent opportunities for performance. Each organization functions as a daily class offering instruction for development of basic music skills in combination with high standards in the performance area. The larger choral groups. Girls ' Glee, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, and Ensemble appear an- nually in the Christmas Concert and Spring Con- cert. The programs usually feature selected so- loists, a Ladies ' Ensemble, and the Triple Trio. Throughout the year the Ensemble sings for various community groups and organizations. This group has been a distinguished representa- tive for Duarte High School in past years and has received commendation and praise. All students who elect courses in vocal music seek to attain a high level of competency. Top left- Mixed Choir, Mid. Left- Tri Trio, Bottom left- Ensemble, Top right- Girls ' Glee, Bottom right- Choir ■falMMN ■iPP : WIND ORCHESTRA The Band and Wind Orchestra are often confused. Both are musical groups but the Wind Orchestra deals with concert music and performances. This year the Wind Orchestra performed at the Los Angeles County Fair, a formal Christmas Concert, a Spring Concert at Clifton Jr. High School Audi- torium and a Pops Concert here at D. H. S. This year for the first time they competed in a Festival. They were in competition with other schools in the San Gabriel Valley. In a competi- tion like this a group must play a piece of music they ' ve prepared, a piece of music selected from a limited and selective list and a piece of music given to them by the judges to play on the spur of the moment. The group is judged on the three pieces for their intonation, interpretation, tone quality and accuracy. The Wind Orchestra this year has proven to be a most successful group. ic.; SOPHOMORE FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS •i ' - er T. ' K •Aibdr •5 -3 ... . , . . ' TJ.-V- BSU UMAS AM-IN-CO I CAMPUS LIFE COMMUNICA TORS 169 T THE GROUP KEY CLUB FH 170 BB||BB ff y . JntL| - .....i. ' f WKKk 0 iSB mHI H wm Br i f j H mRSM I m M ■i C Tu Ji KEI wK aim b ' 9l| fB B| B K. H k c --jj3H p W W a ; BLOCK D CSF 171 DRAMA CLUB AFS STUDENT COURT 172 LETTERMEN STUDENT COUNSELORS 173 ARTISANS PHOTO CLUB GAA PROUD BIRD This was a year of transition for The Proud Bird . For the first time in recent memory, the Duarte High Newspaper looked like a newspaper. We tried this year to concern ourselves with things that D. H. S. students could relate to. We tried to dig for news that was more important than bubble- gum things most highschool news- papers have. Editorially, we tried to deal with issues that would get people to think. We tried to editorialize on more than Senior privileges and other out- dated issues. Our Sports page covered more than just results of games. We tried to get into the reasons why and even ran an article on long-liair in sports. Additionally, our feature page pre- sented results of interesting surveys and other interesting features. There was no money allocated to us by A. S. B. All the money for the paper was raised by sales, subscription, and ads. We had to work hard for the money. This year, we tried a new technique of having the members of the staff make the major decisions. The advisor, Mr. Peale, served mainly as a resource person and did an excellent job with liis extensive journalism knowledge. It was a very valuable experience. -Bernard Ohanian- 175 FALL SECRETARY Rondi Botting FALL TREASURER Carleen Ahlgrim DIRECTOR OF ACTIYITIES Kim Kelly Jim Bergum Fall Spring STUDENT GOVERNMENT FALL ELECTION COMMITTEE HOMECOMING COMMITTEE DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY Donna Mosby Martin AMgrim Fall Spring SPRING SECRETARY Jonatha King SPRING TREASURER Mike Kennedy DIRECTOR OF PEP Lynn Johnston CONDUCT COMMITTEE ETHNIC REPRESENTATIVES SPRING ELECTION COMMITTEE STUDENT LEADERS W. t;}j FALL VICE-PRESIDENT Ritchie Wells 178 DEDICATED TO GREGOR SAMSA OR CHERYL HANNA Do not be captured by the spirit of Futility and defeatism For evil and pain are Mere holes in the world of menace O My children The mountain may seem high And the sky dark But height is relative to The size of one ' s soul And darkness is the state one is in When one ' s eyes are closed There is no need to fight your brother- Just do what you must Reacting and fighting are barriers To fulfilling yourself You will hear some say it is impossible Or even worthless But don ' t let those with The crushed souls Spread their disease to you There are many students here at Duarte High that think the problems of this campus are unique. I am convinced, through talking to students at other High Schools that most of the problems we face are also shared by these schools. Therefore negative statements about Duarte being uniquely bad are not true. About the only problem that faces our school that is not a factor to others is that of financial assistance. I am of the opinion that with student support we can remove the apathy, or the nonchalant attitude of our student body. With the present S. R. C. I think we will move more this year in a more positive direction than any other Associated Student Body. Raymond Arnold Spring ASB President You must proceed There is no time To prepare for your death — Not even your enemies ' Love. Truth, Forgiveness Alan Strudler Fall ASB President 179 180 BLACK CULTURE WEEK and BROTHERHOOD DAY GET IT TOGETHER 181 SPONSOR ' S PAGE Jack Albert A.M.F. Food Service Division Paul Armas C.L. Beach Donald Braunton Mrs. Mary Jane Brown James A. Buring California-American Water Company Georgino Caraveo Anthony Cardiel Sylvia Cardiel Jesse Cardona Robert E. Cardona Alfred A. Carmona Barbara Chatman Kenneth Chavis Mrs. K. A. Chavis Cherokee David Christensen Raymond Coldiron Gerald F. Costa William Cunningham Robert Dague Joe R. Davis Al Gutierrez Donna Hagstrom Mr. Vern Hall Mrs. Vern Hall Jim Hanley Cathey Phinney Hawkins Cheryl Henke Esther Hernandez Ralph Hernandez Mary Herrera Michael Holder Keith Holly Mrs. Huff Consuelo Iglesias Peggy Jackson Betty Jacobs Richard Jacobs Richard C. Jacobs Richard V. Jones Mrs. Connie Kendall Geri Kidd Clarence Kolanowski Linda Konst Ross Lambert Chickie Perry Myron Peterson Lynne Phinney Bob Pierce Mr. Reiss Elly Rodriguez Julian Rodriguez Larry Ruggiero Mrs. Russo Nellie Salinas Phillip Salonia Ken Scheel Florence Schram Harriet Scares Mrs. Mildred Shaw JoAnn Silverman Joanie Swanson Mrs. Polly Tatum Claudia Thompson Lena C. Valenzuela Bill Van de Wetering Jim Van de Wetering Jon L. Van de Wetering Nan Van de Wetering Pat Dooley Richard H. Douglass Lorry Du Paix Gary Eastman Peewee Escandon Gilbert Esparza Linda Evola Margie Fields Mr. Floras Jim Forster Rosalie Garcia Virginia Gomez Anita Gonzales Gilbert Gonzales Mr. Robert Goodell Mrs. Robert Goodell Mary Kay Goodin Carl Gosewisch Mr. L. Gosewisch Mrs. Monica Gosewisch Mrs. Dorothy Graves Mr. John Grogan Mrs. John Grogan George Gruber Mr. Gene Larrigan George Larsen William Lavair Laura Lee Sheree Lee Annie C. Lewis Joseph E. Lindsey Lucille Lindsey Bob Lopez Joe G. Lucero Sabrina Lucero Toni Lucero Paula Mancera Mike Martin Richard McAteer Oliver McCuUough Patricia Meier Robert R. Mitchell Norma Muller Gertie Nash Bill Overfelt Barbara Lee Parrish George W. Parrish Jr. Shirley Patterson Mrs. C. N. Van Houten Anthony Velasquez Dr. Venerable Mike Villela Jr. Margaret Virmontes Mr. Larry Wallace Mrs. Larry Wallace Carla Walker Gene Walker Tom Walker D. H. Walp R. D. Walp Robert L. Walton Mrs. Elroy Washington Fred Watson Earhne Wilder F. E. Wilder James Wilson Mrs. Fran Whipple J. J. Wolfe Vivian Wolfe Lenore Wruck W. R. Wruck James R. Wylie 182 We the editors of the Duarte High Halcon- ado wish to express our special thanks to a few of the people who really helped us in putting out this annual: Hoot Gibson; our representative from Pischel Yearbooks, for his fine romantic counseling. call Pasco, Washington six times. Mr. Forment; for his contribution of time and pictures. Mr. Logue; for the use of his drafting room, his green paper, and great tasting masking tape. Mrs. Reed; for letting us destroy her tjTD- ing room. All the teachers, especially Mrs. Seares, for letting everyone out of class. Mrs. Farris; for putting up with our ever noisy typists and their friends. Mr. Flores; for what we hope was posi- tive identification of the Freshman class. Mr. Larrigan; for the use of his phone to And all the sponsors and advertiser. Thank you, Jon Van de Westering Sheree Lee McDonald 183 1972 HALCONADO STAFF Left to right: VICKI CLARK; faculty, clubs, typing. LORETTA GOSEWISCH; activities, clubs, typing. SONIA HERRERA; opening section, classes, typing. NANCY WALKER; classes, typing. ELAINE LAMB; SRC, music dept. , typing. RITA BACA; seniors, typing. NOE GONZALES; classes, photography. BOB BUSBV; sports, photography. BILL HYATT; ads, sales, photography. BILL WRUCK; seniors, photography. NANCY CARDIE L; copy-editor, ads, sales, typing. RUBEN CESENA; classes, photography. GABRIEL LUCERO; freshmen football. Bee and Cee basketball, track, photography. JON VAN DE WETERENG; editor, divider pages, closing section, photography. VICTOR VALENZUELA; varsity football, sophomore football, varsity and JV wrestling. SHEREE MCDONALD; co-editor, ads, sales, closing section. RANDY HARRELL; activities, photography. not pictured ESTHER QUINTEROS; co-editor, opening section, classes. and BRUCE BURMINGHAM; ads, sales. MR. MICHAEL MARTIN; adviser. 184 n ' %cu : m ■ ' ;iS [ i 186 ' 71 - ' 72 WAS. . . the chaotic ordeal of self-registra- tion. . . the beginning to the end of the desert. . . our own lovable Doc Venerable and his graham crackers and milk. . . a sucker sale. off campus lunch permits. . a bean count. the soft spoken Sophomores never winning a pep rally. . . a sucker sale. nationwide recognition for freeway wall paintings. . . Mr. Jacob ' s rap sessions. A a great play- Adrift in New York. _ A a. sucker sale. Christmas dances. campus beautification. . . Harlem Travelers basketball. a sucker sale. . 187 188 iUOL BUS % iUhl STOP WHEN RED LIGHTS rUSH m 9 ■y Duarte High ' s finest school news- paper. . . Mao and Nixon drinking tea as the Cliinese Peoples ' Liberation Band played the Star Spangled Banner. . . Mr. Peale ' s cupcakes being stolen. a sucker sale. . . Mr. Hattems favorite sport- riding horses, only he has trouble staying on. . . Senior walk-out, cancellation of pep rallies. . . our respected assistant coach of the baseball team limping to school after a vigorous game of basketball. . . a sucker sale. Rio Hondo League Wrestling Champs. . . Mr. Brook ' s extravagant new car. Romeo and Juliet doing their tiling on the Library Lawn. . . a sucker sale. a fantastic water and egg fight during Black Culture Week. . . Cinco de Mayo. . . Prom. . . The All-night Party. . . and no more sucker sales ! ! ! 189 DUARTE FALCON BOOSTER CLUB DUARTE FALCONS CHUCK WACON H l siais jfi mfsxass i i jfiSj9L 2 isssss !ms! ssimsss ssssm m iWi -v ' v v v v v y- v ' V- V v v In today ' s world the name of the game is - Keep up. One of the best ways to keep up, stay informed and know what ' s happening is to read a daily news- paper. And read it daily. Begin a constructive habit right now, invest a few precious minutes each day with your daily newspaper. The dividends will be more than worth the investment. 119 W. 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