Duarte High School - Halconado Yearbook (Duarte, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

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V 1973 duarte high school duarte, California table of contents opening section 2 seniors 12 classes 50 sports 82 faculty 126 activities 138 published by: the associated student body of duarte high school printed by: pischel yearbooks inc. editors: nancy cardiel randy harrell vol xvi ah the everydaif people... deeply set within the colors of the sunset, lies the mystical truths of people and their true expression, a reflection of the dream that all men are created equal, upon this thought, we would like to begin the 1972- 1973 halconado in dedication to the everyday people of duarte high school. r Cx Uo aJ aJJ ' ) ♦f t within yourself there is a stillness and at anytime and be yourself... sanctuary to which you can retreat far within each individual is a philosophy, a dream for tomorrow, a bit of peace, for the everyday person this is an important aspect of life, the strive for success is sometimes a . gloomy, disappointing road, and this is our place for rebuilding and trying again, it ' s like that of a soldier, upon a chessboard of war, despite the gunfire and actions of war, inside there is still a sanctuary of peace and contentment, from class to class, through failure and success, this retreat still holds. 5( i v to love pure and chaste rom ajar... feelings of contentment or expressions of care, conflictions of sadness or pain, too great to bear; thoughts so close, lovingly upon a star, or a dream of tomorrow, to love and chaste from afar; the discussion with no words, a silent cry, upon the eyes and unsocial expressions of why; the guy in the next row, his name on a star, to feel and understand his feelings, and chaste from afar. . . once a week it happens . the feeling starts early monday morning. the news of last week still seems fresh, yet there is a certain anticipation of the time to come. it ' s afternoon, a group of young men gather on a near empty field. as the week goes on excitement mounts, anticipation of the coming night grows. suddenly it ' s friday, blue and white all around the campus. the gym is filled with excited, happy students, bursting with wonder of the night ' s outcome. finally the hour has come, the stands are full, the field is cluttered. at last the game is underway, the team plays their hardest, the students root their loudest. then as quickly as it started it is finished, spirits are high, faces smile, the game was won. once again it has happened. . . fridaij night magic cries, fly out in flows of sand, covering the shores, where the sea meets the land; plans and ideas creative or not, distorted and subject, to that which is unsought; loneliness, sad, set completely aside, an old country road, everything in stride; a baby is born, yet later will die, what is the middle, of that unseen ride. 10 seniors 12 running, following the sun, search for self, years of study, plans of fulfillment, wealth; joy and sorrow, games, still life watercolors, patterns of streets, competition, steep with others; one road ending, a whole new road begins, corridors of study, completed, into the puzzles; ,new faces, chilling nights, to this, you they send, sad, glad, shadows of the dark, deep life puddles. 13 — c V«g ■ -E - W.- i r m ,4 JBi mJt Hi uy- ? ' ' ' . i fS. kA Greg Pettis Mrs. Harriet Scares During every Senior year there is that special darling who helps the Seniors through the little ups and downs of the year. Thanks Harriet sweetie! seniors 73 Mike Laban 73 Class officeRS sponsoR 16 Earlier, at the first of the year there was the big hassle of the mysterious Senior Questionnaires and now after deciphering everyone ' s writing we have included a little extra touch to this section. Under each photo there are little bits of information about that person. Those who we couldn ' t get ahold of have our apologies. Below is the key of questions that correspond with the numbers of the answers under each one ' s photos. To help identify the middle and end people, copy down the key so that you won ' t ruin your book by flipping back to the key Thanx: A, B, C. KEY 1. Nickname 2. Favorite slogan or saying 3. Favorite pastime 4. Your ambition in life 5. .Activities at D.H.S. 6. Most memorable DHS happening 7. Favorite teacher 8. Favorite musical group 9. .Are you a mid-termer? 10. Favorite color 1 1. Favorite food 12. Your idea of a perfect mate 13. Favorite cartoon 14. Favorite drink 15. Favorite clothes 16. Favorite car 1 7. Favorite place to go 18. Favorite animal 19. Favorite ice cream 20. Favorite book Martin Ahlgrim S. Director (if Publicity 12. Sdincbody frisky l( . I ' .iiitrra IS. Mv sister Betty Amos I. Brt 4. , Murst 5. I lir from C iiTiinittc( 10. Blue 14, liudweiser Catherine Andersen Cathy CdokinK and sewine cllow-yreen .MeMcan food I.)isnevlaiid Raymond Arnold 1. Horse U ' hat ' s liappeninK! Puff cheerlea ler . Iid-terin eraduate .Mmaderi wine Thomas Ashcraf t Meat ' ou Turkey! Cross Country ' Mr. Jim Hanley HambufKcrs 17 Sonia Attalla Sorry. Soma va utia ailal lc for i-oinmrnr. Lenet Bacon 1. L.B. 4. A soi ' ia) worker f). Mr. Thotnas Brooks 8. Temptations 12. Lee Whit worth Debra Baker 4. To work vvitii animals 7. Mr. Holhii 10. Blue I I . Shnrtip I S. Coors Donna Bald 4. To heeome an R.N. 6. I lie ' 71 Spntlt; Coneert 7. Mrs. Williams 5. I he C ' ar[u-nters 20. The Bihle Stephen Baley I. Kini; .i. PraisiiiK ( jod 4. To get oltl 5. S.R.C. Wresting 10. Tire-tuhe black Charles Barnes I. Old Man 5. Track 13. Pink Panther 14. Schlitz 15. Levis Patricia Barnes Sylvia Baroni Pixie St-nior Power! BSl ' . Human Relations Stylistics Night Clubs Pep 2. You inake me sick! S. .Mice Cooper 10. Pink 1 1. Hamhuri;ers (relic 14. ShieCin if Victor Barrie 1. Chicken Head 4. I ' la iiig sports 5. Knoihall basketball 6. Bealmul ' .C football ' 64 1 -i. Butis Buniu spm me BACk C)own the ye RS ORaw the Uce m 6 Black whole tRuth. spin me C)own the long aqes: 18 KathaK ' cii Bartli 2. Truckln ' roUin ' t( iu-(l 8. Jrlhro lull • . Miil-lirm tirailiiatf I S. Cimis anil flvit jaikt-ts 1 7. Concrrls Robin Bt-rtcau ■•R(.b Mr. I. n li R.-.l Kru ' hilailas K(li till- Cat Ralph Benson Bnison Forrstry Mid-ti-rm graduate Musiirooms I () si ' liool Gary Berg 3. Playing with rubhrr ball 4. To be a liiiib silioul kul 6. I St shower in locktT room 11. Liver 12. My mother James Bergum I. Jimbo 4. Ti see the world 5. SRC and eommitters 9. Mid-term graduate 14. Jose Cuer ' o tequila Elizabeth Berggren I. Bctts I. 4. Bring a Christian 2. 5. AFS, Student Store 8 7. Mr. Jacobs II 1.?. Yogi Bear 12 Arleen Black Arlo Easy Greasy! Humble Pie Red Burritos Ronald Black . Driving in a car 4. Mechanic 8. The Tempations 10. Blue 11. Chicken xnC the C) ys of my youth. :uRtAins c nC shut out the et them sinq the sonq. -jethRo tull Rodnev Bodewitz 1. Rod 3. Partying 8. Led Zepplin II. Steak 16. Porche 19 Susan Borden Steven Bradley Felipe Brizuela Harvey Brown I. Su.- 2 i. Painting, drawing, rt-ading 4 4. Br a nurse and an artist 7 8. Th.- Ri.llini; Stones 14 16. . r 7.f . IustanK 1 ' ' Jump back jack! To sta ali ( Miki- Niartin Mulirl..!) BIui- jeans. v hite T-shirt Surry, Kelipe was unavailable fo comment. 1. H.Rap i. (jetting bit;li im jazz 4. To be a plavbov 5. Football. BSU; Communicators IS. Double knits Roderick Brown ■Rat J. R. Pro football player Black Beans To my baby ' s Lavern Card 1. L 2. Right On! 8. The Temprees 9. M id-term graduate 1 1. Cornbread greens Phillipa Card Sorry, Phillipa was una ailable fo comment. Nancy Cardiel 1. Mouse 4. To work with cctmputers 5. Co-F.ditor of Halconado 16. Mustangs 18. Kittu-s tell me lies lAteR come AnC) see me, III Be AROunO fOR while Debra Carpenter 4. AirliiK Stewardess 6. I ' hf Sprinu Cotuert 11. Pi)tat() Soup 12. Snmrone far-out 1 5. Pajamas 20 Jay Carpenter 1. Carpir 2. ou Drvil! 4. Auto mechanic 8. Crrrdrncr Clearwater 13. Roadrunner Paul Carpenter 1. Pauly Poo 2. I ' ll give it a bo! 4. A nice home and family 5. Flirting 6. Meeting far-out people Robin Carroll 1. Barney 4. Be a R.N. 8. Led Zcpplin IS. Jeans and grubbies 1 7. To a deserted beaili Harold Carter Sorry. Harold was unavailable for comment. Karen Caruthers Sam Casteneda Rachel Cesena Audrey Christie 3. Swimming 6. Every football game 10. Blur 12. A male 14. Brandy 5. The Rainbow Shop 6. Leaving here 8. Santana 13. Peanuts 16. MachI 1. Toots 1 3. Dancing 3 4. Secretarial work I 1 9. Mid-tejm graduate 12 11. Mom ' s home-cooked meals 13 .Aud or Bunky Singing Pizza Joe Johnson Snoopy Bradley Clark I. B.C. S. The cutting club I 5. Levis 16. Camero 17. To Craig Steiners I m lonely But you CM pRee me All in the way you smile - neil young 21 Hubert Clark Kerry Cole Margaret Colman Amelia Contreras 1. Hucy or Hugo 2. Mv heart ' s on strike! 16. Firebird 18. Black Panther 20. Thelloilfather 1. Razzberry 4. To be a lawyer 5. Drill team. Drama, Human Relations, Communicators 8. rile Persuasions 1. Maggie-Mae 9. Mid-term graduate 1 1. Steaks 15. Pants 16. A Torino 1. Maya 6. Brotherhood Day 8. Jackson Fi e 9. Mid-term graduate 1 I. Hamburgers Laurie Cook 7. Mr. Peah- 8. Led Zepplin 14, Budweiser 16. Camero 1 7. Outdoors Lewene Crandell I. Joy S. Drama. Music, Finance 8, DHS Ensemble 14. Cold Duck 17. The Beach Michael Craven 3. Cutting school 8. Humble Pie 9. Mid-term graduate 15. My birthday suit 1 7. On a fishing trip Maricella Crespo Sorry, Maricella was una ailable for comment. Nancy Cross I. Jo S. Senior Prom Committee 8. (Jooil (lie Beatles 10. bellow 1 1. Chocolate covered bananas holy moses, let us live in peace. A way to make all hatceC) thepe ' s man ovec thece, what ' s he ' s my BROthep, let us live 22 Raul Cruz I. Prion i. Rriciriline soul music 4. Fashion DrsiRncr I I. Fnchiladas 14. Chivas Regal Peggy Curatolo I. ' Baliv-Cakis 4. 1 11 lir the Sinsuous Woman 5. Pr.iu.l Bird Staff ' . Micl trrm jjrailuate 14. Soiithrrii C ' onifort Russell Dallimore I. Red Devil Uallimore ' 4. Korrst Ranger 8. Neil ' oung 14. Budweiser 16. Mercedes-Benz Norma Daniels 1. Pate i. Pow -wows 49 ' ers 4. Professional Dancer 6. Am-In-Co Princess 17. Many Trails Burbank Patricia Davis Yolanda Davis Leslie Dearing Richard Deglmann 2. Well, hey there! 4. Dental assistant 5. Pep squad, powder puff 10. Purple 17. Parties 1. Jaz .y 4. Stewardess 5. Pep club, nursing careers 8. Delfonics I 7. Europe I. LSD 3. The Group, CSF 6. Self-programming Doc V. 7. Mr. Frank 10. Blue 1. Ding Dong Deglmann 2. Was that the bell already? 5. Football. Halconado 14. Coors 18. [ ogs-big and mean let us stRive to pn6 cease. his colOR I C)on ' t cARe. in peace. - elton ]ohn Ingrid Derks 1. Twiggy 4. Professional R.N. 5. Sports, tennis team II. Dutch food 14. Sherry 23 Diane Dettmann Grcgfi Dillingham Dcbra Dixon Bryan Dodge 1. •D.a.liD.tt 2. Praise the Lord 4. Secretary 5. G AA. T ennis team 9. Miii-terni (graduate Geek ou set v hat you pay for! Creative tiiinkins Science field Tlie kind I can chew 1. Dehhie 4. Nurse 9. M id-term graduate 10. (Sold 14. Colt4S 3. Ridint [Tiotorcycles 4. Expert motorcross racer 9. Mid-term [iraduale II. Blue 16. Che v Van Helen Doney Phoney Doney Baloney On two! One. two! My masters at San Diego Doc ' enerable Tall. dark, and Handsome Gerald Douglass 1. JBD 2. Keep on skiing! 3. Drinking 10. Root-beer brown 13. Fritz the Cat Kandice Drusell 1. Kaildi Drusell-Boinh ' 4. Airline Stewardess 5. Drill team 6. The pep rallies 7. Mrs. Sullivan David Duckworth 1. Duckie 7. laneMcNultv «. i eon Russell 14. Bacardi 1 5. Baggies come visit mountains that Appe kR in the C ist nce. -]inii henC)Rix Rebecca Dwyer I . Becky Cucky 4. ( lO to college to he mirse 5. Song, tennis team 8. Lo ' e Song 17. Shakey ' s or Karrell ' s 24 Isabella Eichperger William Eichperger Linda Evola Diane Farrar I. Mirrurisa 4. Nurse 9. Vlid-trrm firaduatr 1 1 . Lobstrr 16. NftTcrdcs Benz. I. BiH 4. Tti Iiavc a ood job kids ' •. Midtrrm craduatc 10. Cjauclio srcfn 1 7. Wooded trails in Oregon I, Micky 4. Counseling for kids 6. My first dav at D.H.S. 9. Mid-term graduate 15. Sports clothes 1. Rar-Rarrf 2. Niftv! 6. Being a freshinan 8. Creedence Clearwater 1 ). Zoo Terrv Fentiman Linda Fike Clydine Foster David Fowler 3. Driving working with Kite 4. Biologist or bio teacher 7. Fran Whipple 15. Levis insulated shirt 18. .A giraffe 2. Romans 8:28 3. Being with that someone 5. Falconettes and .A. F.S. 8. Duarte Falcon Band 13. Peanuts 4. To become a nurse 5. G.A.A. 8. Gladys Night the Pips 9. Mid-term graduate 1 1. Cornbread spaghetti Sorry, David was unavailable io comment. Julius Friedmann 3. Bugging 7. Mr. Bill Van Loenen 8. Cat Stevens 16. XKE 18. .A dog you cAn ' t have opinions ABout the tRuth - p.C).q. BACh 25 il 1 1 William Gallentine Sorrv - Bill was una ailable for comment. Patricia Gamboa 4. Continue my education 5. Secretary of La Vida Nueva 8. Santana 9. Mid-term graduate 1 1. Chicano food Connie Garcia 1. Sissy 2. Pos quen sabe-bueno 4. To become a matador 5. Tennis team 18. Spider monkey Pamela Gassaway 1. Pam } . Partying speiuiing money 6. Michael 8. [,i-d Zepplin 14. Strawberry Hill David George .?. Making babies 10. Wahahka green 11. Homegrown brownies 13. Fritz the Cat 1 7. The River Donna Giggar Sorry - Donna was unavailabe for comment. Donald Golchuck 1. Polock }i. Rid ing motorcycles 4, To be a success 5. Key Club. Baseball 8. The Stones David Goldsmith 1. Goldy S. Varsity Football Team 10. Maroon 12. Mary Kay Goodin 14. Coors Noe Gonzales 3. Playing the guitar 4. To be a Pharmacist 6. The Wrestling Champions 1 1 . .A Whooper 12. .Anyone like Rachel Welch somethinq insiOe is telling me secpet, Ape you still listening? anO Uughtep the key 26 Beverly Goodell Mary Kay Goodiii Peggy Goodlet Marc Greene 1. •Brv 1 •■VV,1I..t i. 4. Celine nut .IuMnili-..jfiarl...- .P.I). 4 ( ii-ttiiii; liruiik Sncial worker II. 14. .Mexican toiul CnUIDuok S II Varsity chrrrlcadtT Unnu ' inailc noodles I. Pug 3. Dancinc 4. Nurse 10. Bab pink and lilue 1 I. Homemade clietahle soup 1. Hack 4. Become an engineer 5. Cross Country. T rack. CSI ' 1 7. To track meets 18. Porpoises John Guerrero I. Biejohn 3. Plaving tennis S. Cross Country 8. Santana 1 1. Strak and PotattMS ima liaG uzman 1. Maya 4. To lia e a career 7. MissKyndberg 10. Red I 7. To dances Walter Hansen 1. BitiVVally 2. It ' s a gooder! S. The Rolling Stones 14, Rulihing Alcohol 1 S. No clothes N orman Han sen 4. 6. 7. 10. 13. Engineering The 1 % ) riot Mike Martin Red Roadrunner thcU I ve Qot youR feAR IS the lock, to youR hecXRt. -Stephen stills Richard Haren Sorry, Rick was unavailable for comment. 27 Lynda Harradine 5. Group. Drama, A.F.S, 8. M.M.dv Blurs 9. Mid-term tiraduatt 10. Plum purple 1 1 . Beans and potatoes Preston Harrell 1. ■•Bon.- 3. Sailiny _s. Halconado Staff 11. T-hnnc steak 20. The Biblr Don Harris 4. To bfconu- an .Attoriu-y 5. AFS, cross country, track 7. Mr. Lynch 8. Bread 13. B.C. Cheryl Henke I. .Slierry-(;irt S. Varsity cheerleader 10. Brown and baby blue 11. .Anything but hamburgers 18. . Hippopotamus Helena Henry Lena Loose Boolv and 1 ap Registered Nurse Drill Team The Delfonics Ray Hensley 1. Percy 4. .A great parkinglot attendant 5. Base basketball. .Annual 12. .An oh so nice lady 14. Coors 16 ozs. Rafael Hernandez Sorry. Rafael was unavailable for comment. Sonia Herrera Brown-e ed girl Be a receptionist La ' ida Nueva. S.R.C. Cutting not get caught Mid-term graduate in my thoughts i have seen Rinqs of smoke thpouqh the tpees -le6 zepplin Roxanna Hickey Foxie Roxie Let me lick your leg! Mid-term graduate Santa Barbara My dog Cola 28 David HolliIl slu ' ad 2 V 8. 17. [)a r Hollow head F.njov! A.K.S. aiitl Iionirwork Siniof) and (iarhjnkrl l i Orreoii Debbie Huefner Sorry. Drbhic was una ailahlc for comment. Robin Hultman Little Bird Phukaduok! Becftnie a nurse bellow Shakev ' s Dominic Hyatt 3. Surfing and partying 7. Mr. Frank II. Pizza 14. Schlitz Malt Liquor 16. Van Virginia Irwin I. Gin 7. Mr. Sheldon 13. Road Runner 15. Blue jeans 17. U ' lnchell ' s .Monrovia Linda Iskenderian Isky Playing the pian Cat Stevens_ Shish-ka-bob Disneyland Bruce Jacobson I. Stretch 3. Working 7. Mr. Peale 10. Blue 18. Koala Bear Sharon Jelly 1. Bean or Jellyfish 4. Be rich and famous artist. .S. Powdcrpuff football II. Spare Ribs 14. Vada Collins Jan Jocoy 4. 8. 4. 12. 14. To travel Jo Jo (junne Mid-term graduate [)a id Bowie Red Label Scotch foR the new youth, Anything IS possiBle anC) thepefope most things Qe ppoBABle. 29 Elizabeth Johnson Marvin Jonasen 1. Brffy UVffy I. S. Sonelcatlcr, Prp Commission 3. II. Rhubarb pu- S. 17. To tile beach or desert 10. 1 8. cats 1 6. Mert (juitar and writing Communicators. Halconado Forest green Chevelie SS Malibu Mark Joncich 1. Dich 4. To be rich and happy. 5. lethroTull IH. . girl Kevin Jones 1. Bo Bo 6. Mnii-courses, Off campus 14. Wine 16. Road Runner 17. I o the mountains Patrick Kelly Mark Kennedy Sorrv. Darryl was unavailable lor Sorry, Patrick was unavailable for comment comment Badger Praise the Lord! Love Song A ( lodlv woman Bible Study Mike Kennedy 3. Studying the Bible 4. To serve peopli 5. S.R.C.. Football tean 6. Sharing Christ 18. .A lamb Geraldine Kidd 1. ; ' Geri 4. To travel 8. Humble Pie I 1. Hot fudge sundaes people tpy to put us 6own, the things they s y ace Befope I get 016. 30 John Kni{;ht Stork 4 Hakonailo. Fontli.ill tiam 8 Black Sabbath 1 1 b ' 0 .(Jt)-2 ' iJSI. blond.- 12 A tiger IJ Sandra Koop To li f Rod Stewart Faces Milk Someone w itli a lid Popeyc Steve Kramer 2. Keep on truckin ' 3. Tuck ' ri roll S. Handball 8. Rollinu Stones 14. Schlitz ' Malt Linda Kruse 1. Kruiser 3. Knittinii 4. To he a dietition 9. Mnl-terin tiraduatc 17. Out to dniner and beach Michael Laban Richard Laffin Valerie Lampkin Howard Lanterman 1. Cornel Sanders 4. Live to be 120 years old 5. Journalism. Sr. Pres. 1 1. .Alice B. ' I ' oklas brownies 18. Irish Wolfhound (iiggles Become more like Christ Prom chairman Summer Camp Tlir Bible )ust Because we get ARounO. xwfully colO. I hope i C)ie HAlkinq ABOut my qenepAtion. -who I. Val 3. Doing handicrafts 5. Student store president 9. Mid-term graduate I J . Dogs and lions Judy Luttrell Big .Mama Halconado Staff Chicago Steak and V ' allv-food Budu elser 1. Bennv s. Basketball 8. Neil Diamond 3. Elmer Fudd 7. Nevada 31 Alan Lawler S. Student store i. Three Dog Night 10. Red 13. Andy Capp 16. Trucks James Lawrence 1. Carrot-top 6. Getting a gun pulled on me 12. A nasty old lady 14. Seagrams Extra Dry Gin 1 S. Blue suede shoes Patricia Lawrence 1. Patty 2. Lighten up! 4. Be a secretary 1 i . Chocolate cake 16. V ' olkswagen Douglas Lee Doug Mr. Lynch Humhle Pie I ed Zepphn Roast Beef Southern Comfort Rodger Lepoidevin 1. Donut 6. Duarte High ' s riots 10. Blue 12. Mexican food 16. ' 49 Ford pick-up truck Theresa Loera Sorry. Theresa was unavailable for comment. Willard Long 1. Will 5. Base Basketball, track 6. Getting busted 16. Grand Prix 18. A rat! Will lam i owe Lanny Watching I .V. Rick Nelson Beans Road toChantrv Flats Oo you Recognize the Bells of tRuth when you hea R them Rinq. won ' t you stop anO listen to the chilC)Ren sing. - leon Russell Mary Lowell 6. Brotherhood Day 7. Mr. Sheldon 10. Blue 16. XKE Jaguar IX. Irish Setter 32 Gabriel Lucero 2. But who liuj hip! 4. To hr a minihrr ttiif. II. Bar H0 P3rrnhs 16. ' 07 Chr linpala 20. Mad mai;a7in ' [ohn Mack 1. Mack-a-roach 4. To spend niv million $ ' ; 5. TheD.H.S. Playt-rs 7. Mr. Carr 18. I ' fmalc Hoinosapicns David Madsen .i. Riding moton yi-lcs 4. Have a smooth lifr 5. Imirnalism 10. DarkGrtTn l( . Chevrolet Van Benny Maese Prarv (jft into a mrdiial srliool Milk Italian food I e |uila Mexican- American Textbook Glenn Marler I. Tiget r 3. Making clothes, singinc 4. Be a dress designer 6. Fleeted on Pep Squad 7. Mrs. Coldiron Regina Marshall I. Beanie 4. Airhne Stewardess 8. The Carpenters I I. Shrimp 13. Snoopy Lloyd Martinez 4. To leave Duarte 5. Key Club 8. Allman Brothers 14. Beer 16. Sports Car Michael Martinez .i. Beer and women 4. ( Jet into law 10. Burgundy 1 1. Tacos 14. Budweiser Theresa Martinez 1. Dumb Bhind 4. Secretary 6. My freshman year 8. .America 16. Mazda Speak out, you got to speak out aqainst madness, you qot to speak youR minC), If you C)aRe. - C)aviC) cRosBy 33 i. 4. 8. II. Scott Mason Long Kfcpinu out of trouble To he a mailman Tfu ' i ' t-ars After Taco Bell Food Keitaro Matsuda I. K.u 3. Br a la ' ver or diplomat 5. Marching band. A. F ' .S. 14. Kirin Beer 1 7. To tlu- library Kathaleen Maurer I. Twathy .J. HorM-bafk riding 4. Be a dental Iivgienist 10. Blue 16. Mu stang David McDonald I. 5. 9. 13. 19. Smack Football team Mid-term graduate Tbe Flintstones Black Walnut Noreen McGrath William McLaurin Mario Mexia Gwendolyn Miles 2. 8. II. Reenie Hot dog! Songleader Crosby, Stills. Nash Watermelon Pee Wee 1. Sonny Be a cartoonist 3. Painting Cjroup. Human Relations 4. To enter law Mid-term graduate 5. Wrestling Soul food 15. My pajamas 3. Drinking 4. Becoming a nurse 5. Songleader, BSL ' , Pep 8. Sly Family Stone 17. Shopping with Olivia Cynthia Miller C ' indv Do hat IS right! I o achie e eternal happiness AFS. CFS. Business Club ' outh Confi-rences lovely lonq-hcMReC) chilC)Ren lucky not apRAiC) to touch to Be themselves or someone fRien6s with love anO 34 Chrystal Millspaugh Janice Mitchell David Montgomery Kathryn Moore I. Chrys i. Plavinc trnnis 4. P.y. t a,h r 5. ti.A.A.. KcologN. Club, Group 14. Vodka ' Hanoi is fonda Jant ! ' Brcomr a medical doct()r Tcmus. . FS. Human Relations Buttermilk Paekaril Studebaker 1. Montv 8. Black Sabbath II. Steak i. Fritz the Cat 18. Raccoon I. Pettie 3. Horseback riding 4. To be a doctor 5. BSi:, SRC, and Pep Club 1 S. Worn-out Levis Gary Nelson Wayne Newe Sorry. Gary was unavailabe for 3. Riding motorcycles commrnl. 4. To be rich 10. Green 1 1. Mexican food 17. To the desert 11 Janelle Nickels 1. Nelle Belle .?. Sewing 4. Secretary 14. Paul .Masscm Cold Duck 17. Bowling Bernard Ohanian 3. Traveling writing 4. To hi- creative 5. Proud Bird Kd.. Players 8. Van Morrison 11. Piiaf shishkebob Michele O ' Brien 3. Bovs 11. Lobster 15. Pants 16. F ' irebird 18. Drive-ln I ' heaters livinq in the stReets. e.xch othep. not AfpAiO else, choose theiR not By colOR. - leon Russell te«« 35 Anthony Olivas Eddie Orosco Maria Ortiz Sorry- Anthony was unavailable for Sorry- Eddie was unavailable for Lupc comment. comment. 4. A Nurse 10. Red I I . Hamburgers 1 7. Dancing Halls Sandra Oviatt 1. Sandy .i. Horseback Ridiny 4. Secretary 17. Shakcy ' s 20. Brides Linda Paschal Sorry- Linda was una ailahle for comment. Marilyn Paschall 3. Horseback Riding 12. Jim Patanjo 14. Tetiuila 16. Rolls Rovce 18. Honey Bear James Patanjo I. Jimmy 6. ( H ' tting out 10. Blue 12. Manlvn Paschall 14. Wild Turkey Chriss Petersen Sorry- Chriss was una ' ailable for comment. 36 take me to the highway. won ' t you len6 me youR name? youR way an6 my way seem to Be one an6 the same. - james tayloR Yvonne Peterson I. Badger . Reading Books 7. Mr. S here S. Black Sabbath 10. Sky Blue Gregory Pettis 1. •■|Vtt%-Po .!. I ' ranne 4. Ministrr 10. Purple 17. Calvrr Chapel Josephine Pouncy I. Phim- 4. Si ' irctary IS. Maxi clothes I 7. Tacoma. Washington 18. Fish Carmen Prado 1. Mela 5. C,.. .A. 10. Yellow 16. Impala-Super Sport 1 7. Josh ' s Place Mark Quinn Sorry. Mark was unavailable for comment. Linda Reidelbach Debra Reynolds Kevin Rice Gail Rideout r Lindv 4. Get married 5. Prom Committei ' 14. Cold Duck 17. To the Ice House Sorrv. Debbie was una ailable fo comment. 1. Night Owl 8. Grank Funk 12. Ursella .Andress 18. Lassie 20. The T.V. guide 1. Lizard 9. Mid-term graduate 1 I. Baked potatoes 13. Winnie the Pooh 14. Imperial Whiskey Donald Risolo I. Ozzie S. Football Baseball 12. Cute mug 13. DaffvDuck 1 S. Jeans T-shirt faith h s Been BRoken, teaps must Be CRie6. let ' s 6o some livinq aftep we 6ie. - stones 37 Bonnie Roe Bertha Romero Daniel Ronchetti Joy Rosales 1. Boil Bon or Dee Dee 4. To t;rou- up X. Peter. Paul Marv 12. Bob 1 7. To the kitchen I. Bertha Butt 4. .An office job 6. Homecoming 97Z-7i 9. Mid-term graduate 1 1 . Tacos I. Bear 3. Drinking S. Football c Sex 14. 6 bottles of Cold Duck 16. 14.51 ModcP ' .A 1. Jov Lucv 5. Proud Bird 6. Cutting ' partying 8. Carole King 12. Eli Phylis Rosales David Ross Collette Rue Christopher Ruiz .A court reporter My Freshman year Rod Steuart .Mexican food There ' s no such thing Sorry. Dave was unavailable for comment. I. Rue 4. To li e a good life 8. Joni Mitchell 14. Jose Quar -o tequila l ). Lady clothes jeans I. Jeremiah 4 To be a lawyer 14. Old Crow Bourbon 16. V an 17. Georgetown. Virginia Lucinda Sackett 1 Skeeter 2. (jel spaced ' . .Mid-term graduate 12. Cary 14. Bacardi they Re tmeC) of Being pushed they ' ll fiQht the worIC) until flowing thROugh. 38 Sharon Sanders Olivia Scallv Sally Scharfc Ivy Schavers I. oi;. S. Coinniiiiicjtors 8. Yrs 1 5. U.S. Navy pants 1 7. Coiurrts 1. •■S.allv .f. Drinklni; p.irtvini; 4. I.B.M.Oprrator 5. Curtis Mavfirl,! 17. Ridms; H itii iwi ' n 1. Sal .i. Partyinti ' ' . Mitl-tcnn radua 12. LronKusM-ll I 7. Concerts 1. Joliruuc Smoke ' ' . Mi(i-ter[n graduate 14. Selilitz .Vlalt 1 . l ' orselie '  l4 17. Niyl.tCluhs Linda Scruggs Irma Serrano Gregory Sifuentes Kevin Sleigh I. Lynn 4. . nurse 5. F.H.. . Club 10. Black 13. Crosby Kids 1. . Inna 4. .Airline Ste ard ' ss 6. Brotlierliood Day 8. Los Freddies 9. M id-term graduate Sorry, Greg was una ailable for comment. 1. Sleichbells 5. Senior Prom Committee 6. rill- riots l.i. Pink Panther 20. The Sensuous Man .3LR0unc c nC) tolC) ]ust whAt to Oo. they ' ve won An6 love comes - lommi Joyce Smith 1. Red 4. .A legal secretary B.S.C.. Drill Team II. BBCJ spare ribs l.i. I ' he Little Rascals 39 Laverne Smith Mary Smith Brenda Stallworth Donna Stalzer 1. ( ookic 4. An L.V.N. 5. B.S.U. 8. Jackson Five 15. Beer 1. Mary Kav 6. 1972 Prom 9. Mid-term graduate 12. Kenney 15. Cords sweaters 1. ' I ' urkt-v 4. I ' o be a siniitT S. Human Relations f). Brotlu-rhood Day 16. Rivera 1. ' Ihe Kid 4. Medieal Assistant 5. EcoU t;y Club 12. Anv breathing male 15. Pants John Stanton Mary Stanton Vickie Stowell Shirley Styles 4. To bave iiood bealtti 3. Partying or working Sorry, V ' lekie was una ailable for 12. A girl that parties 7. Mr. Hanley comment. 14. Ten High 9. Mid-term graduate 16. G.T.O. 11. Steak 18. Dogs 15. Long dresses Sorry, Sbirley was unavailable for comment. Gary Thomas Sorry. (Jary was una ' ailable for comment. Jane Thompson 1. Thorp Thumpper 8. Cream 11. Steak 15. Beer 16. Chew Betty riioriiton Steve Tomeck Mark Torricelli Martha Trujillo Sorrv. Bfttv was unavailalilr for cocnmrnt. Sorrv. Steve was iiiiavailalili- for coinineiit. 1. Tort 12. Ann Margaret Bed 15. Old 16. Tomasi de Pantera 21. ll ' 2CC I. Ti-Tina .i. Steve watching .5. G.A.A. UVidaNueva 12. Steve Guerrero 17. Joshua (jarcia ' s place Louie Valentine Elizabeth Valenzuela Gina Vanatter John Volz Sorry. Louie was unavailable for 1. Liz 4. To marry a minister Sorry. John was unavailable for comment 8. Faces 5. S.R.C. .Artisans comment. 12. Doug 1.?. Peanuts 13. The Little Rascals 14. Rubbing 14. Smirnofl ' odka 15. Long Dresses Timothy Vorlage 1. Tun 4. To become a Doctor 5. .A.K.S. StC.S.F. 4. Mid-term graduate 18. .My cat Charlie Nancy Walker I. Cherry 8. .Marc Beno 9. .Mid-term graduate 16. Roomy cars 18. .My bunny Molly 41 Cheryl Weaver I. ' anip S. The Archies 13. Fliiilstones 17. Disneyland 21. Love Story Rita Whisler I. ' Rita 4. Nursing 5. The Group 12. Eric Snow Don Whitman Sorrv. [)on was una ' ailable for coinmiMit. Ingrid Williams 1. Inky 4. R.N. 5. Running Track 6. The Riots 1 1. Alphabet Soup Karl Williams . Sex S. Football Track 10. Brown 1 1 . Cornbread 17. [)rive-in Mark Williams 1. Nat S. Wrestling Journalist 7. Mrs. Sullivan IS. Bells Style-on shirts IH. My DogRufus Ralph Williams H. Isaac Hayes 9. Mid-term graduate 12. 36-24-.i6 13. Fat Albert 20. The Bible Sharon Williams 1. Ron 3. Talking S. Human Relations 4. Mid-term graduate 1 3. Popeye Dora Zepeda 1 . ' aya e . Brotherhood Day ' . Mid-term graduate 1(). ( irand Prix 17. L.A. well you can push youR heA6 But 6on ' t push It too fap. hang on to youR Ufe. - Quess who 42 Larry .A rti aya Ga ' tclu ' ii Garner 1. Lou S. Rumor Control Human 4. Blur Rrlatious II. Hainburccr 14. Urass . lonkrv 14. Milk It). . |() IV Nonr 17. Out of Class 18. Boyfriend SenioR makeups KEY 1. mi-knamr 2. favorite i( an or saying 3. favoriti pastime 4. what ' s our ambition in life 5. acti ities at DHS 6. most menioralili- DHS experience 7. favorite teaeher 8. favorite musical group 9. mid-term graduate 10. favorite c(dor I I. favorite food 12. idea of perfect mate 13. favorite cartoon 14. favtJrite drink 15. favorite clothes 16. favorite car 17. favorite place to go 1 8. favorite animal 19. favorite ice cream 20. favorite book Elaine Smith Susan Spedei I. Big Mama 14. Spanada 5. BSC Sergeant of .Arms Girls ' 16. ' W ' Glrr 17. .Mountains 14. Dirt Pepsi 18. Dog 16. Rolls Rover 17. Jazz Sessions Glen Tenove 1. Abner 14. Cold Duck 15. None 16. Van 17. Beach 43 SenioR h ll of pame ]im BeRQum Beth Johnson 44 6ominic hy tt nancy CarC)I€1 Ray hensley kathy Bapth H ' i CUSS Clown, ;g V J ■M; ' 1 ' i -r C)onn Risolo Becky dwyeR n Ronchetti Roxie hickey 45 RichARO C)eQlmann Chepyl henke Collete Rue mapio mexia Qlen tenove 6 ne 6ettmann niARC Qpeen CinOy iTlilleR 46 1 5 ' f youUn A 6 ]s VictoR BaiRRie rriARk Williams Josephine pouncy Qlenn TTlARleR noReen mcQRAth C)aviC) QolC smith maRy kay QooC)m 47 zoa SDere atzoays s aof iQaris different in our ways fogelRer a e spent Bappy Hours in oR, Rappy days laugRing in tRe sunsRine and crying in tRe rain togefRer soe Rneoo ppy days, zoe never Rneta no pain. Ztoe zoere always different different in our ways. fSoz Soaggs ' Jl Q 3 f. « , 5 . 50 classes as we look toward the mysteries of tomorrow, we find ourselves seeing some joy, some sorrow. coming and going they ' re here, then they ' re gone, footsteps towards fulfillment, adding another verse, to their life song; goodbye ' s some forever, others just for a short time, each road is open, seeking to find; students of life, yet teachers to young, serious, happy, a soft ballad sung . . . 51 L. Adams C. Aguirre S. Allied T. Amos .. f  • ' ■•♦.!.? G. Andersen D. Austin M. Bald M. Barth D. Barnes C. Barness M. Bellin B. Bement M. Bennett C. Berry 52 I1 M« a A kmim M. Hicdcbach I). lioldra I . Harden (). lirady .1. Urc-cvda H. Hrdwn C. Brown J. Brown R. Brown K, Brown W. Bryant J. Billiard G. Butler B. Caidona R. Camarena K. Cainer R. Carpenter D. Chambers J. Clark G. Clough J. Cook C. Cosgrove M. Davis De La Sola M. Dempsey B. Diks R. Duron C. Eails S. Eidridge B. EUis P. EUis S. Erickson D. Ewart G. Fentiman J. Ferguson D. Flores D. Fowler L. Fracasso E. Gamboa D. Garcia J. Garcia L. Geiser K. Giggar R. Gooden D. Goodman D. Gordon I. Gorsky G. Graves S. Greene 53 mmSM N. Crush S. Guerrero J. Guyton C . Hancock M. Hansen S. Hanson G. Hanis D. Harrison W. Hepburn M. Hernandez A. Hetherington M.lletler J. Hinig C. Hinton M. Houze M. Holloway G. Hulet L. Hunter M. Hurst M. Irvin C. Jackson S. Jackson D. Jones R. Juliao R. Keating C. Keefer E. KeUer P. Kiesow M. Kinkel J. Laffin V. Lee D. Lepage D. Lepage B. Lilley J. Loera R. Lopez C . Lowgren K. Ludwig L. Lynn J. MacMillan G. Macallso J. Manning N. Maion L. Marquez D. Mc-Clain W. McLaurin P. Mejia J. MiUer M. Miranda 54 K. Montgomery G. Moore D. Mortensen T. Myles C. Nicaols C. Nelson R. Newell R. Nohl D. Ogilvie D. Paige M. Palmer G. Parks J. Pappalardo J. Pauley B. Peek G. Phillips A. Pickett J. Porch ia J. Povero B. Preston D. Quinn 55 D. Reed M. Reyes R. Rodriguez M. Romero J. Ruiz C. Russo S. Sackett A. Sanchez A. Sanchez S. Sanders K. Sawyer R. Scarine J.Schmid T. Schumacher M. Scott D. Shawver D. ShuU C. Smith K. Smith S. Smith J. SneU R. Snyder T. Sperl G. Stauoffer L. Stevens R. Stone C. Stoyer W. StoweU C. Sweeney M. Szalay R. Thomas B. Thorton C. Tomasian B. Travis T. Valenzuela R. Valverde E. Vanderdoorter D. Vanderveer J. VaUeroy J. Velasso C. Viar G. WaUs D. Watson C. Webster D. Weish M, Wessel R. WhitehaU J. Whittington T. Williams 56 S. Artmkl S. Arniilci S. licrlcnyc M. Black D. Bloom P. Bourne S. Brown C. Casal R. Cesena K. Chavis V. Doss M. Downing J. Drew M. Flores G. Garcia G. Garner B. Gibialante B. Gormley C. Gonzalez M. Goodlet K. Grube 57 V. Hall K. Hensel E. Hernandez R. Imbler M. Knox G. Lewis D. Parke A. Rodriguez C. Roe B. Salamone K. Smith S. Smith I. Serrano E. Strahan B. Taylor C. Thompson R. TnijUlo B. Williams C. Williams L. Williams D. Winebarger T. Wolf M. Wood L. Woodrum A. West D. Yokoyama R. Zalasar P. Zutall 58 59 J. Acs A. Adams J J. Adams S. Adams L. Adkins D. Amaral J. Anctil T. Albano HHRTI B. Armas R. Armstrong E. Asliley S. Ates S. Attalla B.Baca 60 Biftflial .sBimli D. Baity V. liaity A. Barccnas r. Baroni D. Barlh J. Baylor K. Bell B. Bellamy K. Bellamy S. Dcllin T. Blackburn T. Blair R. Blakeley B. Boachi R. Bock K. Bratton G. Brault L. Breker S. Brizuela D. Brown K. Brown T, Brown M. Bryner C. Buck C. BuUock K. Bunzey B. Burgess C. Burgess B. Burns D. Butters H. CaldweU S. Carpenter T. Carter R. Casteneda K. earner L. Castro B. Caudle D. Christensen D. Clark K. Clough C. Cook J. Colegrove J. Combs R. Conrcras J. Courtney V. Craig V. Grain P. Craven D. Crandell 61 S. Craven A. Crespo L. C ' richton S. Curatolo G. Daniel M. Dearing R. Delafura li . Del Castillo K. Derks S. DoUins V. Dutton M. Dwyer E. Eaves P. Engebretson V. English M. Enright D. Ervin D. Estrella N. Estrella R. Evola T. Faiiley A. Falcon S. Earon A. Eiel J. Fillhart R. Fisher G. Flannery D. Floras J. Flores T. Fonseca J. Galbreath B. Gamboa D. Garcia G. Garcia L. Garcia Y. Garcia L. Garrett M. Gaiside J. Gasaway G. Givan M. Glennan M. Goldsmith C. Gooden S. Goodlet M. Guerrero J. Gump K. Hanson S. Hardy W. Harmon 62 - J? J. Hart J. Hawblitzel M. Hawkins W. Hendrix T. Henry P. HoUingshead P. Holt M. Homiak P. Hurt C. Irvin V. Jackson V. James L. Johnson P. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson A. Jordan D. Joseph K. KeUy S. Kelly D. Kidd 63 MM i la : MiM it M. Kilgore J. Kimbrough A. King P. King J. Koontz L. Koop R. Krall R. Kramer C. Krenz M. Kub D. Lai ranee D. Larry M. Lawler K. Lawrence S. Lawrence C. Leisring J. Leon L. LePoidevin C. Levesque F. Lewis G. Lewis S. Lewis S. Lewis K. LindahJ A. Lera M. Lopez E. Lozoya D. Luby A. Lucero K. Ludwig A. Madrigal C. Mad sen L. Maldarelli S. Maioste D. Martinez K. Martinez R. Martinez M. Massaro A. McCleUan T. McDonald G. McKenzie E. McLauiin C. Means G. Miller J. Molyneux J. MiicheU T. Morena R. Morgan M. Morrison 64 C. Morris H. Morrison M. Morrow R. Murphy J. Murray M. Navarro D. Nelson T. Newmyer J. Niclcers 1. Nolen D. Noonan D. Olson D. Orcholski G. Ortiz D. Paige B. Parker D. Parker J. Paschal K. Peaice K. Peters R. Phillips 65 C. Piper I). Powell li. I ' racU) P. Pritchclt J. Ralriey L. Rumirez K. Roapin J. Rcod I). Richardson M. Riggins I). Rivera M. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez C. Roe N. Rogers J. Romero V. Ronchetti A. Ross D. Ross O. Ross P. Ross R. Ross G. Rue S. Ruiz H. Rupp K. Russo J. Sadowsky M. Salazar 66 R. Salas L. Sanchez K. Sandoval 1). Sawyer S. Schibsteil T. Scliumacher M. Scott B. Segobia R. Scrfcrt G. Serrano G. Sexton K. Shaw L. Shaw D. Shawvcr W. Shertz B. Shirk L. Shull R. Singer T. Sleigh C. Smith C. Smith 67 D. Sperl J. Stacy R. Stevens t. Stewart V. Stoover C. StowcU B. Strudler M. Styles D. Sunyogh A. Sutton P. Sweeney C. Tackett B. Taves G. Taylor M. Tenove D. ThiU D. Thomas R. Thompson O. Thorton D, Tolbert T. Tomasian M. TorrteUotte C. Trigueros J. Turner L. Valentine B. Valenzuela T. Vanatter B. Vanderpoorten S. Vanpelt K. Vanschoyck A. Vasquez T. Velasquez J. VUlela L. Viramontes M. Virdin L. Volpe P. Volz E. Vorlage K. Wadding M. Walgenbach F. Walsh M. Weaver 68 L. Welch M. Whincry i:. White L. White A. Williams K. Williams L. Williams L. WUson R. Wilson M. Wuest M. Zalamea Jr. A. Zolp U. Zudar G. Zulian r- 69 I. Acosta G. Acs A. Acuna M. Adams L. Albano L. Allen F. Alvarez S. Amaral M. Arcinicga D. Armas  S. Arnold K. Auzenne S. Baker R. Bain •r 70 . liakcr . liald Hanks . Barnes . Harron . Hcancs . Benson 1. A. Berry Berry Bons Black Blair Blank Bondeson . Booker . Boone . Borden . Bourne . Bowie Boyd . Bradley Bradley Bratton Bravo Breceda Brewer Brown Brown B. C. Brown Bullard Bullington Bullock Burns Buzit Campos S. Carey J. Carpenter H. Carter L. Castine L. Clovd D. Cobble E. Collins M. Cook J. Cortina A. Crespo P. Crifasi I.Cruz L. Culver M. Daniclsen 71 S. Darnall A. De La Sola L. Dillaha S. Doinpscy D. Dcllmann R. Doncy S. Dowcll D. Duckworth Duron Dwyer Earls Kicliperger Eisel Y. Ellis T. Engcbrotson L. Enright M. Enrique M. Erickson J. Espinoza J. Estrella L. Estrella M. Fairley R. Farrar R. Falcon B. I ' crrari M. lie! C. Fillhart J. Fleck V. Fleming M. Flores J. Foster M. Frank D. Gaisford J. Garcia N. Garcia S. Garcia D. Geiser M. Gchring R. Givan H. Glass C. Gonzales G. Gooden D. Goodin P. Goodwin J. Gorsky J. Grant R. Graves P. Grubbs C. Grunian 72 R. Guerrero K. (Iciorrero .1. Il;niies S, ll.innall I . Ihinson I). Ihirris 1). ILirris I . Il.irris K. IliirrlMHi J. ILirokl ( ' . Ilensel I . llo| hurn 1 . Ikriuiiulez 1.. IK-rna K, Ikwitl R. Mickey I. Ilinton R. llolTiiian K. Holland R. Ildlines I ' . I Ink- 1 1 i t 1 ¥ ■ ' . 1 Ui •1. V 1 . -.7 -A ' . ■ 73 C. Hurl A. I miller I ' . Irwin K. Jackson L. Jarosz J. Jetlerson D. Jiilinson G. Johnson M. Jolinson S. Johnson S. Johnson C. Joncicli M. Jones V. Jones D. Jordan T. Joyce R. Kelly J. Kiesow M. Kilgore J. King J. Kinklc K. Klassen D, Klumb C. Langstaff r. Lara O. Larry D. Larsen A. Lee 74 ( ' . Lcc O. lA ' cinard I). 1 i-ll It. I cwis 1 ' . I.iwis S. l,it;lilTici I). Iiiiulo ( ' . [.OTIg 1 ' . l.iiO|)er V. l.opiv. C . Lowgren S. Liiccro N. Macaliiso A. Manning A. Manjiav, J. Maurcr S. McGlicc H. McMalion I ' . McCJowan J. McLcndon R. Mcjia J. Mcssian M. Miiidlcton T. Millar D. Miranda B. Molyncux r. Montgomery I. Montgomery 75 R. Morrow R. Mortcnson R. Miirillo J. Miiscato C Mylcs n. Navarro L. Navarro L. Neal R. Nevarcv. I ' . Norris V. Nugent 1 . Ogdcn R. Orosco J. Ostashay A. Pappalardo M. Parker W. Parker J. Parks A. Pedroza B. Pena K. Penney 76 K. IVrrctIc M. IVrrm J. IVlors J. Fctcrwin L. Piikrll n. Pope [). I ' oimcy K. I ' ,.wcll R. I ' riu- M. Qiiiro , !•;. Rcsciukv .1. Koyiioliis .1. Riik ' inil R. Ricllc T. Rkss S. Rolicrts P. Rolnnson A. Rodriguez J, Resales A. Ross 1). Ross D. Ross R. Runge K. SacK _ • D. Sanciiez R. Sanchez V. Sanchez W. Sanders E. Schamchorn S. Schiaveto H.Schlichting V. Sclimid B. Scott M. Shaw T. Silva B. Simmons B. Simmons K. Simmons J. Slovak T. Simpson B. Smith J.Smith K. Smith J. Solomon R. Spencer A. Spickard M. Stallworlh J.Stalzcr S. Stevenson 77 i ivS - mmi R. Stewart A, Stone M. Stro enski V. Swann J. Szalay S. Taylor B. 1 lionias J.Tillcry E. Tinoio C, Tollu-rt G. Toniasso L. Tong E. Trego G. Trujillo D. Valleroy D. Valverde H. Van Der Voort D. Villanueva J. Vogel M. Wason M. Weatherl ' ord L. Whittington P. Williams R. Wilson M. Winebargcr M. Wingenbach K. Wittman T. Wolf M. Woodlee G. Yates G. Young P. Young T. Yslava T. Zedakcr D. Zufall 78 79 Bank of America Award Winners Certificate Winners (right) Bernard Ohanian - Drama, Michael Kennedy - English, Sharon Jelly - Art, Cynthia Miller - Mathematics, Norman Hanson - Laboratory Science, Sharon Sanders - Home Economics, Juan Guerrero - Foreign Language, Brenda Stallworth - Music, Kathryn Moore - Social Studies, Mike Villela - Trades and Industrial, Isabella Eichperger - Business (not pictured) Plaque Winners (below) Debbie Baker - Vocational Arts, Marc Greene - Science and Mathematics, Virginia Irwin - Fine Arts, Beverly Goodall - Liberal Arts. 80 Outstanding Teenagers of America Staiuliiiii: Mike Kennedy (I.), MareC ireene (R). Seated: •pinne PoiirKy (L), Bernard Ohanian (C), Kerry Cole R). Straight A Students Fall 12 81 jmm 82 sports T- ,7 SFQIKSifT beneath the blazing sun, to the cold of a fall wind, running, working, practice, ultimate goal, to win; striving for victory, running toward the top, building momentum, teamwork, no one can stop; fighting together, everyday people combined, challenging the records, new faces to find; sports, the test, mind over matter, achievement, all of the work, put together, toward victory, we ' ve went 83 ml . ' Vj ' j , , ■ Sports Records VARSn KOOl HAI.L CROSSCOUNTRY V ARSIT ' i ' Duartc l{.l rtt Dliartc JS HaMu 111 I ' ark Duartr 2b ■Artrsia Duartc 7 Mavlair Duarti- ,U 15(11 Car.lcns Duarti- (1 rcniplc Cit Duartc 14 South Pasadena Duartc b La Canada Duartc 14 San Marino 18 18 21 Duartc 21 La Salic Duartc SO Hishcip Arnat Duartc Bassctt Duartc 26 Artcsia Duartc 17 Mavfair Duartc 1 ' Bell ( iardcns Duartc l '  Temple City Duartc 15 South Pasadena Duartc 38 La Canada Duartc .iO San XLiriii Lcatiuc Kinals - C.I.F. Prelims - C.LF. Finals - •low score wins 42 Burrouylis 51 San Berdoo 57 29 46 38 39 50 19 27 3rd 5th 6th 68 55 VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSrr ' t ' WRESTLING Duarte 49 La Canada 77 Duarte 48 Bell (jardens 30 Duarte 52 Bell Gardens 56 Duarte 34 Temple City 18 Duarte 56 San Marino 48 Duarte 44 South Pasadena 12 Duarte 57 Temple City 74 Duartc 36 San Marino 15 Duartc 62 South Pasadena 69 Duartc 47 Bell ( Iardcns 19 Duarte 67 La Canada 92 Duartc 28 ' Temple City 25 Duarte 52 Bell Gardens 54 Duartc 43 South Pasadena 9 Duarte 67 San Marino 76 Duartc 48 San Marino 13 Duartc 60 Temple City 77 Duarte 94 South Pasadena 69 VARSIT ' - BASEBALL VARSIT - TRACK Duarte 2 Monrovia 16 Duartc 53 Monrovia 65 Duarte 3 Crescenta Valley 1 Duarte S3 Mark Kcppcl 37 Duarte 16 Pater Nostcr 5 Duarte 63 Cjarey 57 Duarte 3 Azusa 2 B.S.C. Invitational 2nd Duartc 1 La Salle 4 Duartc — Baldwin Park — Duartc Crescenta ' allcy 2 FiKithill Invitational Duarte 5 Crescenta ' alley 6 Duarte South Pasadena Duarte 7 Cathedral 3 Duarte San Marino Duarte 4 Sierra Vista League 2 Duarte ' Temple City Duartc Bell (jardens Duartc La Canada Duarte 1 Bell Gardens 8 Duarte 5 Temple City 5 Duarte South Pasadena Duarte La Canada Duarte San Marino Duarte Bell Gardens Duarte Temple City Duarte La Canada Duarte South Pasadena Duarte San Marino Duarte Bell (jardens Duarte ' Temple City Duarte South Pasadena Duarte La Canada Duarte San Marino 85 Sports throughout the gear VARSITY ' - ' -•at Left to Right Top to Bottom Fourth Row-80 Harold Carter, 82 Pat Bourne. 81 Stewart Greene. 41 Eli Hernandez. M) Ruben Cesena, 77 Delavne Sanders. 7S Fidel Bnicv Hernandez. 74 Monte Huuze. 12 Scott -Arnold. M (iarv Feninimn. M) David .Austin. 73 Don Tra is. 84 Joseph Darrell. 62 Rick Caniarina. 30 Rod Krown. Third Row-82 Dave Smacks McDonald. 40 Ivv Shavers. 31 Melvin Irwin. 8S Ted Myles. 22 Cieorge Cjraves. 6b Mav Flores. 43 Gabriel Lucero. M) Roger Thomas. S Jim Laffin. 52 Richard Ding Dong Deglmann. V? |errv Breceda. I 1 John MacMillan. 41 Greg Clough. 61 John Bullard. 65 Bill Taylor. Second Row-42 Karl Williams. 20 |ohti Crumpton. 23 George Garcia. 34 John Sodar... S3 Donn Risolo. 82 Harvev Brown, 10 Doug (joodman. W Paul . Iejia. 8t David Flores. 44 Chris Madman Ruiz. 81 ' ictor Chickenhead Barrie. 84 Dave Goldsmith. 14 Mike Biedebach. ii Curtis Brown. 63 George Macaluso First Row-21 Ken Montgomery, 62 Pat Ellis. 77 Mike Earth, 76 Russel New ell. 75 Glen Little . bner Tenove. 74 John Hinig, 73 . liki- Kennedv. 72 Dan Bear Ronchetti, 71 Mike Colddesh, 70 John MadStork Knight, 64 Chris Nelson. All players in white are J.V ' . ' s. Pictured to right are left to right: Wardell Whaley. Head Coach RayColdiron. , iitli in ( )rtega. Don Newman. 88 ( ' :_ l€ - J FALCONS OF THF V KFK Victor Barric. Bassctt; (All Lcagur Fnd): jerry Brccrda, Bladwin Paik; Curtis Brown. Artcsia; Karl Williams, Ma fair and BrII Gardens: Dave McDonaUl, ' r Tnple City and San Marino, also player of the week at I, a Canada: Mike Biidebach. S. Pasadena; Glen Fenove, l,a Canada also player of the week at Mayfair. I All League I aeklel. PLA ' iFRSOFTHF WFFK Dan Ronchetti, Bassett: Gi-orce (Jravcs, Baldwin Park: Jim Laffin, Artesia: David Goldsmith, Bell (Jardens: Chris Ruiz. Temple City; John Hinii;, S. Pasadena: Greg Clough. San Marino. 89 Go Almighty falcon . . . 90 Strong 2nd Place Falcons . . . Different from previous Football seasons was this years Falcon attack in the ever tough Rio Hondo League competition. Duarte, rated very low, came back with four wins, one loss, six and three for the overall season. Different also from past years, a football team with a prayer before the games (never done before) took second place. Out of 4 of the league wins, three were consecutive victories, only allowing seven points, two were shut out games. Not since 1963 has Duarte had a winning season. Hoping that their victory would take them to C.I.F., the Falcon team was very disappointed when told they were not going. Despite this, the Duarte Falcons said, Next year 5 and and all the way! 92 J.V. ACTION -| , - 93  t JS l . u.; .f-i VI «. wife-a.aii ' •dMiW ' Pictured above. Sophomore Football Team Left to ripht-top to bottom 40-D. Flores. bb-O. Ross. 73-B. Belamy. S3-R. Kramer. 12-T. Brown. 71-M. Tenovc. 74-H. Rupp. 70-P. Englcbretson. 80-K. Pinkstaff. 3 -J. Adams. 83-T. Carter. 8S-D. Joseph. 81-J. Hawbhtzel. 2nd Row-61-T. Barcenas. 40- 1. Galbreath. 34-S. Schibsted, 44-M. Weaver. 34-C. Irwin. ' iO-L. Breker, 41-M. Riggins. 84- W. Stover, 82-E. Cole. ' iZ-M. Hawkins. I l-R. Krall. 62-P. Volz. Front Row-33-M. Goldsmith. 42-G. Zulian. II -J. Romero. 54-K. W adding. 30- B. Valenzuela. 72-S. Van Pelt. I OB. . ' rTnas. 20- W. Jackson. 22-M. Scott. 24-V. Baity. 10-L. Valentine. 42-P. Hurt. Pictured Below. Freshman Football Team Left to right-top to bottom 42-L. Harris. 43-C. Mvles. 27-A. Lee. 30-R. Kellv. 64-R. Guerrero. SO-J. Reynolds. 18-R. Mejia. 32-A. Ross. I I-C. Bee. 19- L. Neal. 80-D. Lett. 2S-G. Vates. 74L. Herrin. 2nd Row-b2-J. Muscato. 7S-B. Pena. -A. Stone. 28-M. F,nriguez. 70-1). Zufall. 71-R. Wilson. 73-J. Garcia. 17-H. Carter. 16-J. Scramhorn. 84- T. Joyce. 86- A. Pedrosa. 60-L. Castine. 8b-A. Pedrosa. bO-L. Castine. 3b-J. Harold. bb-J. Carpenter. 83- A. De la Sota. 2b- B. Bullijigton. 33-S. Taylor. 61 -J. Rideout. 2q-J. Moncramy. 32-E. Tinoco. S4-M. Woodlee. 4I-R. Falcon. 24-C. Long. 23- A. Black. 34-0. Larry. 20-J. Grant 94 Soph-Frosh Action 95 Cross Comtri Rsijy J.V. ' S FROSH-SOPH Tom Aslurafi J.D. Hart Steve Adams Krlipc Briziicla Richard Imbler Gino Barba Roy Brou-uing Carl Krenz Marin Cardona Sergio Chavez Rick Ste ens Paul Hollineshcad Jim Flores Devin Williams Rick Kubish Marc (jreene Manuel Zaiamea Martin Lopez John Guerrero Algird Zolp Dan Powell David Harris Dan Ross Don Harris Jett Sadowskv Don Harris Terry Simpson David V ' anderveer Brian Thomas lb Erie Vorlage Mike Walgenhaoh 96 : •■ft,- H mi iHUAi ' l IL: On Dec. 2, 1972 the Falcon Cross-Country Team placed 6th in the entire C.I.F. AA division. Cross-Country ended the season with a record of 12 and 2; fighting hard from the very start. This (along with the football efforts) is the starting of a winning school athletic program that will go far. 72 ' s Cross Country was only the 2nd team (of any kind)to go to C.I.F. from Duarte High in the school ' s history. There were 9 finalists from Duarte, ( 1 ) Marc Greene (2) Don Harris (3) Tom Ashcraft (4) Felipe Brizuela (5) Roy Browning, (6) Carl Krenz (7) David Harris, (8) David V ' anderveer (9) Manuel Zalamea. Next year all the way . . . 97 Cross Countrif runs to CIF, 99 Varsitij Wrestlers TopL-R Mike Bii-debach. Pat Ellis, Jim Laffin. Dan Ronclietti. Russell Newell, Glenn Tenove. Paul Kngebretson. Chris Nelson, Greg Clough, Rand ' Kramer. Cjabriel Luceni, Bottom L-R, Bobby Valcnzuela. Tom Walgenbach. Steve Baley, Joe Papalardo, Gary Zulian, Mark Williams. Tony Valenzuela, Keith Sau-yer 100 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Name V eight in-loss Record Bobby Valenzuela, 98, ll- Keith Sawyer, 106, 3- Gary Zulian, 115, S-2 Mark Williams, 123, 14-6 Joe Pappalardo, BO, 9-2 Wrestlers entire High School record Gabriel iucero, 136, 16-5 Randy Kramer, 141, 4-0 Jim iaffin, 157. 27-4 Glen Tenoue, 178, 35-5 Paul Engebretson, 194, 7-1 Russell Newell, Hvy, 6-1 101 Gabriel Lucero punishes his opponent. (iary Zuliaii chalks up anotluT piii. 102 Ask ( ilcft hat irmmt: the bit: urn- fi-cis likr. Jim Laffin shows C.I.K. style CRFAMOFTHKCROP! J.V. restl ' mg and action ♦ ♦ ♦ Top Row Left to Rifiht Miguel F.nriqucz, Martin Lopez. Kenny Montgomery, Harry ' andervoort. Randy Evola. Mark Weaver. Paul Voiz. Huejav Rupp. MikeTenove, David Jones, Mark Dow tnng. Coach Brent, Bottom Row Left to Right Chink KelU, I err Simpson, Mike Wessell, Leroy Jones, Tim Baroni, Rich V ' alverde. Dan Zulian, Ed Tinoco 104 105 Varsity Basketball Top L-R 10- Al Madrigal, 32- MIki- Kriuu-dv. 20- Will Long, 30- David McDonald, IS- John Knight, 43- Tim I.anti-rman, +2- Mike Hurst, ii- Kevin Chavis. 12- John MacMillan. 44- Dale Wincbager, Bottom L-R Co-Captains. 40- (jary Berg, 24- Victor Barrie 106 Coach Fcsslcr The Falcon Cagers ended a disappointing season by striking out in revenge against a stunned South Pasadena team beating them, 94-67. The sometimes inconsistent Falcons playing to their full potential pulled away midway through the first quarter and never looked back. Al Madrigal led all scores with 31 points, 3 shy of the school record held by teammate Victor Barrie. The small but determined Falcon squad was led by Rio Hondo League selections Gary Berg and Victor Barrie. In addition to all league honors. Berg was chosen most valuable player by his teammates, while Karl Williams was chosen most improved player. 107 108 r.-pi. R J. Porchia, Il-T. King. 4-H. Carter. 53F. Vander Poorten. II- T. S illianis. 23-C). LrM ' is. Coach Hodgt ' S. Bottom L-R 21-D. Florrs. i.i-W. Stowrll. 3S-M. Krnmd , f C. Brown. M)K. Williains S Basketball 109 Sophs LR M. Walgenbach, 20-D. Olson, 1 IB. Armos, 12-W, Jackson, 14- B. Vandcr Poorten, 5S-F. Lewis, 13-G. GJvan, S2-D. Joseph, 54- J. Sadowsky, 4S-J. Galbreath, 50-S. Schibs ed, 15-J. Flores, Coach Weber. Frosh Top L-R 24-K. Lucas, 41 -M. Adams, 23-L. Ncal, ii-G. Yates, 42-C. Myles, Coach Newman, Bottom L-R S. Attalla, SS-M. Jones, 21-H. Carter, 31-R. Mejia. 20-M. Winebarger, 30-E. Schamehorn. M. Adams no JV Soph and Frosh Action VARSI ' I ' BASKB AM. ROSTFR - Imn Ashcrad. Vic Barrir. Kc in C ' arniT. I)a ul Klorcs. Don ( H)lcluik. Douk CuHnlnian, Stii Circcni-. DuniniK ' Hvatt, Mike Lahan, V illar(l I.oni . I aul Mc)ia. (iar Nelson. J 4m- Pappalardo, Donti Kisoio, C ' uTald Rocfrs. John Soilaro. Bill TaNlor. I ' at Zutall. iH tm0- ■ ' 7 f ;- m •♦i.= =tfe-- ' -•• , JlJi- ' . f f 1 t V Frosfi. Soph Baseball VARSITY TRACK KEY l.j.-long jump h.j.-high jump h.h.-liifili hurdle l.li.-low luirdU 220-dash 440-run 880-run 100- yard dash mile-run mile-relay Varsity Track Top Rnw I. to R: M. Crccii. XWI, mil.-. mile ri-Iay. Ci. Lfv is, lon jump. K. C[ia is, 440 run. loni; jump. R. Imbli-r. 2 milr. B. t ' l-i-k. shot put. K.I5 Brownins;. 440 run. mile ri-lay. 2nd Row 1. toR: [). Vaniii-rvccr, high jump liistaiu ' r. E. Ais. 100 vd. dash. 220. B. I ' iks. long jump, high jump. I). Harris. 440 ruTi. mih- run. 1 ' . F.lhs, shot put., .frd Row I, to R : i. Cravrs. 100, 220 yd. dash, 440 rrlay. T. Mih-s. high hurdh ' . hiw hurdlr. 440 relay. C. WiMiains, hing jump, high jump. F. Brizurla. 2 milr run, I mih ' run. VV. Ml Laurin. high hurdle, low hurdle. 440 relay. Bottom Row L to R: A. Bessley, long iump. C. Brown. 220, 440 relay. . 1. Wright, high hurdle. H. Carter, 100 dash. 220 dash. 440 relay. T. Williams, mile relay, long jump. 116 SOPH, FROSH Soph.-Frosh. Top Row L to R : B. Parker, C. Irwin, R. Kramer. H. Rupp, P. Fncebretsun, K. Williams, S. Adams. M. Adams. 2nd Row L to R: C. Myles. (L ates. A. Ross, V. Baitv. I). Harris. .|.I). Hart. J. Ciarcia, R. Holmes. J. Reiny. R. Kubish. K. Krenz. .ird Row L to R : B. V ' anderporten, (). Larrv. T. Baroni. S. VanPelt, L. Neil, . I. Scott, C. Long. T. Joyce. E.Cole, J. Hawblitzel. Bottom Row LtoR: R. Guerrero. J. Solomon. J. Grant. E. Hinton, B. Thomas. A. Davis, D.Goodwin. VARSITY and Soph ' Frosh Action . . . L Girls Track Top Row, L to R: M, Kub. [). Sanders. P. (looilwin. A. Williams. D. Harris. R. Bonnctt. I. Williams. . 1. Scott, ' l ' . Davis. R.Jackson. M. Holluway. G. Butli-r. . liss Kyiulbcrg. Bottom Row. L to R: L. Clovd. .VI. Rodriguez, S. Lewis. V. Grain. V. McLaurin. C. Millspaugh, I. Dcrks, F. Norris. 120 This year like every other year is better than the one before! Sports clearly made the differance, the Football team having one of the best seasons ever, the Cross Country team placing 6th in C.I.F., the Basketball team trying and the Wrestling team winning league championship for the second year in a row. At the time of this writing the Baseball team is 5-5-1, showing great improvement under Coach Ortega. The Track team is 2-1, placing 2nd at the B.S.U. Invitational. The girls also had a fine sports year. Yes indeed, it looks like Duarte High has a great future ahead. DOITDUARTE! 123 Team ' s Best VARSll ' i KOOTHAM, . l.V.l (;i,M l,ri,.vr, M.I.I ' .« J„I,M Kintht.COACHKS AWARD- Karl Williams. SOI ' H, TOO TBALL M.V.I ' . Paul Vol , M.l.l . Bill Armas, I ' ROSH KOOIBALU MOST INSPIRATIONAL ■ Antlicnv Ross. VARSII ' V CROSS COUNTRY M.I. P. Tom Asli raft, M.V.P. Mar. (Iri ' i-nc. CO.ACHKS AWARD I ' llipr Bri urla, INSPIRAIIONAI. Don Hams, SOPH CROSS COU N TRY - M.V.P. Carl Krinz. KROSH CROSS COUNTRY - M.V.P. David Harris. VARSITY BASKETBALL- M.V.P. Carv Bcru, |.V. - .VLV.P. T Ton,- Williams. VARSIT • M.LP. Karl Williams, SOPH BASKK IBALL . L1.P. Thomas Carter, M.V.P. |im Klor.-s. FROSH BASKKTBALL - M.V.P. Cl.nn Yat.s. VARSITY WRESTLING -M.LP. Joe Pappalardo. .M.V.P. Glen Tenove, J.V. WRESTLING ■ M.V.P. Dannv Zulian, M.LP. David Jones. •M.V.P. - Most Valuable Player • M.1.P. - Most Improved Player Our apologies to those athletes who participate so hard in Spring Sports such as Baseball and Track. L ' nfortunatch. our last deadline tails long before Spring teams finish their seasons. 125 faculty- class of 126 yesteryear . . . waltor] ortz experience coordmator thomas asst. prindip after accomplishing-their goals, these students return, now as teachers. coming hack, to teach and to learn; students of life no different are they, just their experiences gathered day by day. half of education, they have feelings too, our educators, a job, for both them and you. thinking, dreaming, hearing something new, everyday people they are, like me and you 127 those who know the least obey the best 128 Farmer Dave on the top left-hand corner of page 128 is Mr. Peale (1969), he ' s the advisor of The Proud Bird and also teaches Biology and Vocational Physiology. Miss Pliant (1969) is the attractive guitarist, she teaches Reading Lab and P ilm-making. The blonde with the big grin is Mrs. Whipple (1970), better known as Bad Mouth Whipple. She teaches Biology. Grey bearded Mr. Frank (1969) teaches Physics and Physical Science. To Mr. P rank ' s right is T.V. Productions instructor Mrs. McNulty (1968), she also teaches Reading Lab. The head of our Math Dept. is Mr. Nickerson (1965) reading the bulletin. Mrs. Farris (1971) is the lady having fun with a few of her students. She teaches English. In the Afro shirt is Mr. Hodges (1972). He teaches Biology and Chemistry. Mrs. Perkins (1966) is the lady that is playing peek-a-boo with her freshmen in her Health Ed. classes. Another one of our Math teachers is Mrs. Dominquez (1969). She ' s the one below Mr. Hodges. The cutie in the checked pant suit is Miss Lowe (1972, affectionately Auntie Em ) who can very easily be mistake n for a student. She teaches Youth Society, Choir and Ensemble. Mr. Hislar (1969), Duarte ' s contribution to the religious experience, is below Mrs. Dominquez. He teaches English. Mrs. Spurbeck (1965) is the friendly lady at her desk, she teaches English. The man having trouble controlling his finger is Mr. Smith (1972). He teaches English and Theatre Workshop. 129 for example Is not proof _ n COURSES .omma iddish Proverb h ' 130 On the top lefthand corner on page 130 is Mr. Langdorf (1961) at his desk, he teaches Spanish and English. Oh, that ' s Mr. Jacobs (1969), the human macrame, in a scene from Faculty Follies . Next to him is Mr.. Lynch (1955) he teaches American Institutions and Psychology. The attractive lady holding the book is Mrs. Farrell (1957) our French teacher. On her right is Mrs. Seares (1960) a great Social Science and English teacher and everlasting Senior Sponsor. On the bottom left-hand corner of page 130 is Mr. Douglass (1959) famous for his white socks. He teaches Spanish. Center bottom of page 130 is Mr. Sewell (1971) Duarte ' s favorite substitute. Mrs. Ricks (1972) is on Sewell ' s right. She teaches U.S. Black History. The guy at the top of the page with the funny expression on his face is Mr. Wylie (1966) he teaches Man and His Natural Environment and American Institutions. Mrs. Sullivan (1968) as you can very well see is the only woman on this page and she seems to be enjoying it. She teaches U.S. History. The man with the pencil in his mouth is our one and only Mr. Flores (1969) he teaches Driver Education. Using the movie camera is Mr. Carr, he teaches English, Driver Education, and Film Making. Mr. Giovanni Caputo (1969) you can ' t miss, he ' s the one with the mustache and our only former Mouseketeer, not only that he ' s the last one on the page. He teaches Communications. 131 ' ' one must learn to think well before learning The pretty lady in the top lefthand corner of page 132 is Mrs. Robinson (1972) she ' s one of our Office Lab teachers. You may not believe it, but we ' ve got a rare but serious picture of Mr. Shere (1971). He ' s the one with the glasses and the white shirt. He teaches Bus. Law, Typing and Accounting. Mr. Clean over there is our lovable Mr. Martin (1968) having fun in the shower. He teaches Arts Crafts and is also (tah dah!) our Yearbook advisor. Mrs. Tenn ille (1970) is the lady with the long nice looking hair. She teaches Bus. Math and Typing. Demonstrating her mathematical talents is Mrs. Pope (1960) and, of course, she instructs Math. The snazzy looking dude in the white pull-over is our new Band teacher Mr. Hobby (1972). Mr. Hollen (1971) is the hard working guy in the windbreaker. He teaches Typing, General Bus. and Clerical Record Keeping. Mrs. Mortenson ( 1 959) is helping a student with an art project. 132 to think, afterward it proves too difficult On thf top Iffthand corner of page 133 is Mr. Zarate (1972), the one with the mustache. He teaches Auto and Metal Shop. With the hig grin on his face is Mr. Goldstein (1961) another Math teacher. He teaches Pre- -Algebra. The friendly looking lady wearing the glasses is Mrs. Stolte ( 1 957), Home Ec. Another one of our Typing teachers is Mrs. Reed (1960). She ' s the one with the dark hair and dangly earrings. We all know her for her microphone. Below Mrs. Reed is Mr. Fessler (1960). He teaches Wood Shop. The nicely dressed man, who looks like he ' s conducting, is Mr. Westmoreland (1972), and why not, he ' s one of our Choir and Ensemble teachers. Mr. Louge (1967) is in the bottom right-hand corner. He teaches Industrial Arts. 133 At the top of page 134 is an excited Headcoacli Coldiron (1970) He ' s also Headcoach for wrestling. Mr. Newman (1971) is the guy leaning on the table. He teaches Art and P.E. The foxy looking dude by Mr. Newman is another one of our P.E. teachers, Mr. Ortega (1972). One of our G.P.E. teachers is Miss Hudson (1971). She ' s the one that is waving. The coach of our great Cross Country Team this year is Mr. Cummins (1972). He ' s the one holding the stop watch. Mr. Cummins also teaches Drivers Training. On page 1 35 is M iss Ky ndberg ( 1 97 1 ) Head of G.P.E. Sitting at his desk is Mr. Pickard (1965). He teaches our E.M.R. students. To Pickard ' s right is the Law Enforcement instructor, Mr. Moss (1972). Wearing the dark shirt and the voluptuous mustache is Mr. Brent (1972) our E.H. instructor. The man with the silly expression on his face is Mr. McAteer (1969). Believe it or not, he helps others with their problems. He ' s a counselor. It looks as though some of it has gotten to him, poor guy. The pretty lady in the Hawaiian print dress is Mrs. Coldiron (1971), the Headcoache ' s Headcoach. She teaches P.E., Home Ec. and is the Pep Club advisor. Mr. Whaley (1972) is the gentle- man with the pen in his hand. He teaches E.M.R. students. Mr. Travis is the guy in deep thought. He ' s another counselor, no doubt trying to solve a student ' s problem or figuring out what he wants for lunch. Another fox is Mr. Benavides (1972). All the girls dream counselor. What a pleasant way to have problems! U ' - g «r cfufl zed man s brain is 134 a museum of contradictory truths 135 ' ' Knowledge without seme is double folly 136 On the top left-hand corner of page 136 are our faithful secretaries; (left to right) Mrs. Hetler, Miss Mclnnis, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Bement, Mrs. Reno, Mrs. Russo. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Hagstrom, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Graves 6 : Mrs. Reich. Next to them is Mrs. Lineer (1969) our school nurse, she also teaches a class of Health Careers. With the big smile on her face is Mrs. Williams, our librarian. Those women in the nice white dresses are the ones responsible for our (ah-hum) nutrition. Yes, they ' re our cafeteria staff. On the top of page 137 are the hard working men that TRY to keep our campus niceh trimmed and clean, our custodians; (top to bottom, left to right) James Smith, Ralph Garcia, Rollins Fazier, Benny Johnson, Jose Loera and not pictured are Carlos Cardona and Vicente Figueroa. The two men right below them are; Mr. Schick, Asst. Supt. of Business and Mr. Burns, Asst. Supt. of Instruction. Right next to them are; Mr. Bloom our Superintendent and Mrs. King, Mr. V ' olz, and Mrs. Harrell. Mr. Carmona is the guy holding the replica of the Aztec Calendar. Well, that ' s about it. We really hope you ' ve enjoyed meeting our faculty, and remember, they were once like us, but now they ' re The Students of ' ester year. 137 138 f t . aoXmixQS fun, joy, excitement, something for us all, cheering, chanting, number one, we must win, from football to baseball, people working or watching, very hard, something for us all, together as a body, from spirit we are having, fun, something for us all. . . . 139 A5.B. Officers Fall Officers- L to R Mike Kennedy, Treasurer. Josephine Pouncy, Secretary, Jim Bcrguin, Dir. of Activities, Martin Ahlgrim, Publicity Fall Ethnic Representatives- Steve Bailey, Gina Vanateer. Cathy Moore. Georjje Graves 140 Spring and fall 72-73 Young Leaders for whom we voted. People of our life, Students like us, whom seek too, together bring us a good school life. Making some rules, a constitution they write, just as though they were leaders of our land, for that they fight. . . Something for us all Spring Officers- L to R Cindy Tomasian. Publicity. Mary Hitler. Secretary, Gayle Harris, Treasurer, Cassandra Stover, Dir. of Activities Spring Ktiitiic Representatives- Ruben Cesena, Max Flores, Carol Burgess, Jackie Cooke, George Graves 141 Fall ' ' Our Now, in my last year at Duarte High, I am observing the changes that have occurred in everyone associated with the high school as a result of a change in spirit. It is clearly obvious that Duarte High School, now has the potential to be something more unique than an institution hung up on the belief that annual racial confrontations are a reality that cannot be altered. Instead, I see Duarte High as a school where the entire student body, administrators, and faculty are working harmoniously together for the benefit of our school as a whole, with impartiality towards none. Roxannc Rom-rs- Fall A.S. B. Vice Prfsidcnt Leaders Spring Duarte High School has come a long way in these last couple of years, and this year it has improved contrary to the belief of some students. The success of all our athletic teams brought long- waited-for spirit to our school. Finally it appears that all the racial groups are moving toward that goal, where all of us can live together peacefully instead of violently. The togetherness the whole school had through this year was just great. This is a promise toward a better time. In conclusion my hope is that I and the rest of the student council along with the students and faculty will work together for the betterment of the school next year. It ' s been a great year and I am looking forward to a better one next year! Cornel Williams Spring A.S. B. ' icc-President 143 Committees of S.R.C. Election Committee Homecoming Committee Human Relation Committee r-: Pep Rally Committee Campus Cleanliness Committee 144 THIS SECTION IS DEDICATED TO THE PEOPLE OF SPIRIT M ' - .v: 4 « ,% ' i i2? 146 HOMECOMING 72 147 148 MING ■-£•«, r ' . ■ ' -m. ' w nS  3 iff ' 71 ' ij L lI y ill Left to Right-Pat Gamboa, Cathy Moore, Pat Davis, Natahe Garcia, Tonie Sperl, Brenda Stallworth, Becky Dywer, Beth Johnson, Sharon Sanders, Bertha Romero, Jackie Cook, Laurie Shull, Betty Taves, Debbie Reynolds. -T ' ii- 150 i DUARTE HIGH MARCHING N©VA , m CLtANERS BAND i I The band, although few in number at the time of this writing, is rebuilding for the future in the hopes of returning to the tradition of Duarte ' s previous years. This year ' s band performed at pep rallies and during lunch. In addition, the band performed at parades, the Christmas concert, and half time. The 72-73 band is comprised mostly of underclassmen which will prove to be a valuable asset to the school in the future. Yolantia Davis Tanya Wolf- H. -ad Marv ( MKidin ( Icnn Marlcr Oihblr Reynolds ShiTvl Saiki-tt CluTvl ll.nke Gayli- Butler Hricn Doncy 154 Gavie Harris Dcbbu- Shull Beth Johnson-Head Gwcn Myles Noreen McGrath Charlco Stauf fer Becky Dwyer Sharmon Smith 155 ■ H H m I ' Klfij W -ZSIH H y g ygrff fffy M ' v BbHH f y Ik ' «■■ gw WFR i [ 3 • ill- ■■laui it ' !; SOPH CHEER: left-right; Marslia Kiluori-, Miclulr ( ilt-nnan, Di-bbie Martinez. Tammy Tomasian. Andrea Kine. I isa Williams, Carol Burgcss-Hcad, Laurie Sliull FROSH CHEER: left to right, Julie Fliok, Marylyn Middletcm, Shcryl Bullock, Denise . Xrmas-Head, Patrice Lewis, Cindy Hurt, Cookey Brown. Alison Spickard. I I M PEP CLU 158 FALCONETTES 159 WILD WEDNESDAY A.F5. GIRLS ' STATE AND STATE SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS Top LEFT to RIGHT-Paul Friis Hansen A.F.S. student (unofficial) from Denmark, Sharon Sanders girls ' state representative Bottom LEFT to RIGHT- Kietaro Matsuda A.F.S. student from Japan, Bernard Ohanian A.F.S. student to Italy, and 1973 State Scholarship Semi-finalists. 162 163 CHRISTMAS WEEK WAS MADE SPECIAL BV A CHILDREN ' S PARTY, WINDOW PAINTINGS. THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT PERFORMED BY WIND ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR, AND A VERY MERRY SPIRIT « 164 jl L J ,.i.Mi v ? ' NEWSPAPER STAFF IN ACTION Mark Williams clu ' t. ' k hcadliru-s s liilc Candy Casal looks on. 1 hrif .irr a lot of thirit;s one i ouid say about ix-iiit; a mcniln-t ot the staff of THK I ROl ' D BIRO. Oiu- tlonu is for mih-. ln) vryrr; it was thi- most intcrrstuiii year irnaiiinablc. VW lovt ' H it. We hated it. We lautiln-d tom ' thcr. We cried tojietlier. We handed together. We fouKht a jainst each other. And there prohahiy isn ' t one of us who isn ' t a better person for w hat we ' ve been through. .All to [Hit out a newspaper? We experimented. Wc tried something that had failed last year; haying an Editor-in-Chief. It failed again this year. I stepped down at the semester. We had reporters yelling at editors, editors yelling at each other and reporters and Mr. Peale yelling at everyone. And yet, somehow, we survived from week to week. And, when presented with the alternative of changing, we refused. Somehow we took a sadistic pleasure in leaving it to the last minute and then frantically throwing it all together. And you know, it really didn ' t turn out all that bad. We again lived up to our promise of not being just another high school newspaper, most of which are puppets of their administrations. While we had our rough spots, it was still, in the end, a labor of love. No group of people could go through yyhat we went through together without at least a dei-p mutual respect, and we had that and more. THE PROUD BIRO, huh? Not quite THE L.A. TIM ES, but a lot more fun. BERNARD OHANIAN. Columnist, THE PROUD BIRD Phylis Rosales, (jina Marshall and Laurie C(M)k type up articles. u:sfa :.,mm ' -i i At the printers Obanian writes corrections while Mike Hansen and Donn Risolo check pages. [osephme Poutu y and Sharon Sanders lo{)k at another school paper in the Exchange c Circulation Department. The Editorial Staff iRegina Marshall. .Mike Eaban. and W ill Long) search through a new s magazine for the searing issues of the day. Phtitographers Konrad Pearce and David Fow ler look over negatives for an upcoming issue. Renee de la Sota. Joy Rosales. Peg Curatolo and Claudia Smith discuss the advertising prospects. 167 IT ' S ALL IN A PLAV 168 %, CAMPUS CAUCUS CAUCUS: K6-kes n prob. oj Alt]onquifln origin A dosed meeting of persons belonging to the same partg. -(ui) To hold or meet in a caucus. CS.F. H,K,C. Kids From Mexico r iettermen ' s Club G.A.A. •rtirff ' W ' ' m . l ' - v . H i r a The Artisans The Players tS Vida Nueva The Group A Ust look at Our SenioRS i - 179 We now must go to find tomorrow is the next day you shall see preparation for then, ready are we to our dreams, the mountain we begin to climb success or failure, in the future we shall find; looking back through the corridors of experience do you see the time of thought and study, then time so carefree, students of school where success is reality, not a crowd living and thinking in fantasy; in this last year for some, just a start for some we have together in spirit, united in one a student body wanting it done now looking back, we did it we won ii. . iferiHtaMMMlM ' L 180 our tomorrow in this year of 72-73, looking back we can see our victory; on the verge between yesterday and tomorrow we stand, seeking to learn and more understand; as the time has come to reach into the depths of tomorrow, we excuse ourselves and begin down the road toward tomorrow; some shall go, yet others shall come, to you the students of Duarte High School we wish success .... 181 ■f:. In still thought, we walk hand and hand toward tomorrow. We often glance back in question, success or failure? Was our life fulfilled so far? We are now people awakening to a new day for which none knows of their destiny. Seeking our truths we continue along wanting to answer, why. Do we know ourselves as we should? In conclusion we say farewell. Let yourself flow with the wind until whenever. Good luck our friend ... . . . Everyday people for you we write, Shalom . . . Ah, the everyday people , . . 183 js 14 yCHTRay.-I ficliard, Gindy ' , Richard, Gabe. Judy, Norm, M ?vin, Wayne, Steve, Mike, Johi NoCt Debbie, Marty, and Joe-Jo Not pictured Kathy ' ■ s «. A a 0 lucero n ' oQ aonzales martin aRlarim RatRy iartR nancy cardiel Utimii ray Ranshy doBBie marfinez Judy tuiimlt ioni valasquQZ cindy tea nor man Hanson sfeve Sanders joe motyneua: ricnard confreras rioRard daglmann ayna natioatt I randy Rarralt I marvin jonasan We the editors of the 1972-1973 Halconado have attempted to portray the Everyday People of Duarte High School. First, we would like to thank all those who helped make this book possible; The Staff, Mr. Martin, Mr. Gibson (of Pischel Yearbooks), Glenbrier Studios, the countless students, and a special thanks to Mr. Tim McCabe for his long hours, headaches, and pains. As editors we would like to say this has truly been a unique experience, some we would like to remember, some we would like to forget. In conclusion, we would like to thank Duarte High School for a lesson in life. Nancy Randy Editors 187 SPONSOR ' S Hiul man V ' all Bit; Monia HariM-n ' s the Nursrr People The Duartf Markt-r Ri)salnul Hrrifiliit lim VrnUU Jnfui N T Bill Prtrrson Chri tmf Alt ' ano Mamt- Barm-s Mane Alcarc Fuia Wallace Moiia Luttrell Jiuiies I-uttrell Mike Luttrell Rick Luttrell lane Thompson PhvIisRosales Mr. -Si Mrs. Raymond Coldiron Mrs. Connie Kendall Dennis . L Brent Ernest Marquez McDonald ' s Jerry Manzo Lorctta Trujillo Ceclia Velasquez Tony Velasquez Mc.Ateer Brenx Mr. Mrs. W.L. Hanson Mr. c Mrs. Robert Koontz C hickie Perry Mr. Mrs. Ralph Hernandez Jo?.eph Martinez [)oIore?. .Martinez C;irl , hlt;rim XLirv Ahlerim Tinker Ahlgrim Fred Ahltirim Svhria .Auzenne Mr. Mrs. John Blakely Mr . Lon Booth Ruth Williams Mr. Mrs. William Humphrey Albert Velasquez Mr. Mrs. .A. Duarte Bruce Milbury Mr. Jerry MaJomak Mrs. F.aster Maloniak Mr. Mrs. R.L.Sanders Craiu Waddell Helen Velasquez Gloria Norris Boh Alien Mrs. Margaret Williams Mr. Douglass Eleanor Farreil Mr. Wylie Nancy Pope Mr. Frank J.Carr Coach Orteaga Dorothy Cjraves LeRoy F. C}abriel Georgino Dr. Robt. Oyler Thomas .A. Brooks Gene Larrigan Mrs. Romona Bement Robert L. Walton Mrs. Christina Show Alice Reich Mr. Mrs. Edson Williams Juanita Schcel Ken Scheel Mr. Mrs. Robert Hensley Tippie Hensley Linda Zahl Ray Hensley Mr. Mrs. Beam The Kub-Lee Twins For Reallies! Schutz 6c Schnups 72 Red Baron c Mr. Mexico 70 E. Nickerson Mr. Reiss Dr. Bloom Glenbricr Studios has been instrumental in publishing this year ' s annual, taking senior portraits, at a price we can afford. Their undying patience has aided the Halconado staff tremendously. 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