Duarte High School - Halconado Yearbook (Duarte, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1975 volume:

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Sat U Ubti lAHA JviiK ci pd ' it ' fOD (del. ha Jul ! i CuiM a Jam amornin amd jpima kup on tcKcc z d: M uoii aliUQLjs, iA SUPERIORS SPECIES ESTABLISHMENT MONEY MAKERS MUG FINDER BEGINNING HAPPENINGS JOCKS 16 58 98 128 176 192 200 Cl cv W4v;d ,-v M. •■vvi i ' lj _ np feiii ii i k k DC IIUklllLl  0 PFAIMMIKIAC BEGINNINGS THE DAVS OF iOm HAVE LEFT US NOW, msnm only in memories of how, HOW WE USED TO BE GM AND OH SO CARffREE. HOW WE USED TO DREAM, OF AU THE THINGS WE WANTED TO SEE. HOW WE IMAGINED BEING RICH, BEING RICH AS CAN BE. BUT NOW OUR DREAMS ARE PUT TO THE TEST. NOW WE MUST DECIDE WHAT IS RIGHT, AND WHATS BEST. Snu. KEEP THOSE HIGH HOPES, AND SET YOUR GOAIS HIGH. REACH FOR THE TOP, NEVER LET YOUR DREAMS DIE. THE WORLD HAS OPENED ITS DOORS, INVITING YOU TO COME IN. YOU CANT GO BACK YOU CANT START AU OVER AGAIN YOU ' RE ADULTS NOW, WHETHffi YOU ' RE READY, OR NOT. SO GO OUT INTO THE WORLD AND PUT FORTH AU THE ffFORT YOUVE GOT. robin boone DREAMING TOGETHER h . x V NiC in Fl Is l l r- -- s I rjfww ' 4 18 ■ • mjk ' DAVDREAMINe FOR SALE RoxVl 357-2241 R-i LAND LL DIRT FOR SALE li«ii?)HAp,i!J «) 5 ? ' k r :s :%:: ' ( -c t WORKING 10 . . . TO MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE rrs DUARTE HIGH SCHOOL BACIL-Z=:Tt) «i.i«i« iidi;i ! li -l ' iU I|l! ! . ' . ' . ' . [ . j iilii ■ - ■ UIU11.W1.1I II 1U. . lll M i ll l- HiUL— .11.. 1. 1. 1 ,. li M ii.ii. WHWWIB W li l.I w umM -K. ' mmimmK i! mirii  J[ l P ' i ? I 11 MB10RIES OF DREAMS BECOMING REALI1Y 14 15 Aiinrni nA i iinrniAnii SUPERIORS 16 HIGH SCHOOLS NOT ONLY EDUCATE, THEY Also TBACH OF LOVE AND HATE. FRIENDSHIPS OLD, AND FRIENDSHIPS HEU. BLOSSOM INTO FRIENDSHIPS TRUL BUT MIND YOU NOW, IT ISNT ALL KINDNESS AND GOOD, FOR RELATIONSHIPS DEVELOP, THAT YOU WISH NEVER WOULD. PROBLEMS ARISE, AND YOU THINK YOU CANT COPE, BUT THEN COMES ALONG, THAT SPARK OF HOPE. RUMORS, GOSSIP, AND DOWN RIGHT UES, OFTEN ARE CIRCULATED IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL GRAPEVINES. BUT HIGH SCHOOL BRINGS YOU IN CONTACT, WITH SO MANY OTHERS. MOLDING OUR MINDS INTO THEIR OWN SPECIAL SHAPE, PREPARING YOU FOR THE WORLD, FILLED WITH LOVE AND HATE. rabin boone - l matB jjb president i teue i dyibateii V ts ' Balerie director ai i enior ArttuttieB ICattfQ Hauirence 1975 QliuBS sponsor .. The class of 1975 would like to express their respect to Mr. Flores for the help and support that he has given to us in the past years. Thank You Class of 75 3 19 Jeannette Acs Ed Ashley Jerry Adams Sam Attalla Mike Adams Deborah Andrade Beverly Baca Steve Adams William Armas Longinos Barba Roxanne Blakely Barbara Boachi Trudy Blair IF Marcy Bryner Chris Buck Brenda Bullington sis ' iat« ' . iM« ' lS Kathryn Bunzey Harvey Cater Thomas Carter Rosan Casteneda Lisa Castro WpTT- Ikium Verna Craig David Crandell Vicki Grain Varee English Jennie Fillhart Alicia Falcon Randy Evola Cynthia Espinoza Sharon Faron Ana Fiel Renaldo Fisher Gary Flannery Alexandria Fonseca John Galbreath Linda Garrett ■ , Margaret Garside Michele Glennan Mike Goldsmith Cynthia Gooden James Hawblitzel Walter Harmon Margare t Guerrero Wilbert Jackson Lori Jolinson Alberta Jordan David Joseph Ronnie Krai I Crystal Langstaff Sh ' eila Lewis Donna Larry Sondra Lewis Mark Lawler Cynthia Levesque Karen Lindahl Kathleen Lawrence Frank Lewis Alice Loera Kathy Martinez Donna Mcintosh John McDonald Joseph Molyneux Heather Morrison Gary McKenzie Gary Miller Rosemary Murphy Cindy Means Julia Mitchell Debra Newman Donna Parker :mii ii iso! ' Jerry Romero Valerie Ronchetti Alb in Ross Dan Ross Ted Schumacher Karen Shaw Tammy Sleigh Linda Shaw Cheryl Anita Smith Debbie Shawver Laurie Shull Cheryl Ann Smith William Shirk Roberta Singer Coleen Smith Deborah Smith Barry Strudler Mary Solomon Deanna Stumbaugh Dennis Sunyogh - ' ■ m Elaine Stewart Cherri Stowell Patty Sweeney Anne Sutton ■€■■ Helena Sundelin Michael Tourtellotte Robert Valenzuela ib. Tracy Vanatter Lisa Viramontes ?■-: Ken Wadding Eric Vorlage Mark Whinery Earl White Frank Walsh Linda White Leslie Welch Anna Williams Kevin Williams Loretta Wilson Mitchell Wuest Manuel Zalamea ar-JtiKHrvtPJii iqL; Mentor iHakc-Hpn if Randy Kramer Dennis Rivera Hugh Rupp A Greg Schmidt Phillip Weitzman 42 AND THE WINNER IS. GET DOWN, GET DOWN! CAROL WHO????! ? t: i ' g[ L mf ' PRO-STAR OF 1975 ' Taw XSt ' THE THREE STOOGES 43 JUMP, TRUDY, JUMP! ' cz CLASS REUNION ' 1 t- W ' V- ;3 . ' I SEE BONNIE RUN! ' 3!67J2-rf ;S4i! f -«m£ •«1 ' YOU DIDN ' T KNOW DID YOU? LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON. 47 WHEN YOU ' RE OUT OF BUTZ, YOU ' RE OUT OF GUTS. GET IT, GOT IT! i OH, THIS IS HOPELESS! WHAT DID YOU SAY? SMILE GIRLS YOU ' RE ON CANDID CAMERA 48 m- I , From The PRIDE Of The PAST... ' mM VpJy -d r;5 X3 c dr L uxi ex. CjAXOCf k -v yyyy J MM . i f% 5 -k HL I H  ' ' - M ? l7fl 5 ..Jo The PROMISE Of The FUTURE THE SHUFFLE OF THIRD PERIOD. MODELING FOR MAYBELLINE WE NEED SUPPORT LOOK MOM! NO CAVITIES! $1.56 DOWN THE DRAIN! 54 WHAT DID YOU WANT ' DISGUSTING EVERYDAY LIFE BOY, DO WE HAVE NOSE COLDS! ! THE GANGS ALL HERE 55 Srcam Qlomnrroui . . . anonQtnouH 56 V . ■C-: % - ,r ( . ■??; ilaf i iFkiifti kA iiiinni tiiti iA UilDDCkllkl ifk HAPPENINGS 58 OFTEN WE m, WE CANT WAIT TO GET OUT BUT WE Hem LOSE THOSE MEMORIES, OF WHAT HIGH SCHOOL IS ALL ABOUT. THE PEP RAUIES EVRV FRIDAY, THEN THE GAME THAT FRIDAY NIGHT, AND THE CHSRLEADERS ' VOICES SCREAMING; FALCONS, FIGHT, FIGHT, RGHT! THEN HOMECOMING ROLLS AROUND, AND THERE ' S EVEN MORE IN STORE WITH QUEENS, PRINCESSSES, SPECIAL DAYS, ALL THE GAMES, ANDMORL THERE ' S THINGS THAT HAPPEN IN HIGH SCHOOL, YOU COULDNT FORGET IF YOU TRIED. AWARDS OECnONS, ASSEMBLIES, AND THAT EVERLASTING SCHOOL PRIDE. SO NO MATTER WHAT WE SAY, THAT VOICE INSIDE WE HEAR, WILL NEVER LET US LET GO OF MEMORIES FROM OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS. robin boone HOMECOMING QUEEN 1974-1975 Sheila Lewis HELEN CORY ANDREA KING JONI SCARINE CINDY ESPINOZA TAMMY TOMASIAN HOMECOMING COURT 1974-1975 62 63 K_. ' ' ' i,X .J.. A 11 y Lhbi IH ly Kr A vk- ' i ' A.C • . £ S i JL A A 11 ..i t i 1 i ' ' !|| ' i ■ ! 1 l _. HOMECOMING HAPPENINGS JSi - i M 1 .r-% ' il i 1 H 4i5- 67 yARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top row: left to right, Sackett.K., Lawrence, K. , Armas, D. , Roberts, S. , Auzeane, K. , Ronchetti, V. Bottom row: Left to right, Weatherford, M. , Eaves, B. , Welch, L. 68 VARSITY S0N6LEADERS Top row: left to right, Ai ' ciniega, M., Kilgore, M., Tomasian. T. , Spencer, R.. Craig, V. Bottom row: left to right, Martinez D., Burgess, C, Humphrey, P. CHEERLEADERS SOPH. CHEER, Top row: left to right, Mac Millian K. , Jelly, C, Yarnell, D. , Bottom row: left to right, Weaver, E. , Husband, K. 70 DRUM MAJOR -..,, Robert Hewitt Gerald I MAJORETTE m -! mJ .. Cheryl Piper  -- FALCONETTES PEP CLUB ' S ADVISOR 76 FALCON SOCIETY Left to right, bottom row: Alberta Jordan ASB Vice President, Betty Taves ASB Director of Activities, Andrea King ASB Enviromental Director, Marslia Kilgore ASB Secretary, Trudy Blair ASB Director of Publicity, Janice Reed ASB Treasurer. Top row: Mike Tenove ASB President, Bill Shirk Student representative for the Parks and Recreation committee and Terry Brown ASB Director of Athletics. Left to right, bottom row: Janet Ostashay ASB Director of Publicity, Margaret Arciniega ASB Secretary, Valerie Bald ASB Treasurer, Top row: Anthony Ross ASB Director of Athletics, Pam Humphrey ASB Environmental Direc- tor, John Solomon ASB President, Kathy Auzenne ASB Director of Activities and Terry Ogden ASB Vice President. 78 THE PROUD BIRD Front row: left to right, Garry Flannery, Marshall Jackman, Steve Schibsted, Dan Richardson, Mike Hawkins. Paul Clsneros. Standing: Karen Husband, Mrs. LouAnn Wiegert, (far left) John Tocher, Denise Armas. Middle row: Tim Baroni, BUI Armas, Andrea King, Betty Taves, Kim Klassen. Top row: Carol Burgess, Karin Hanson. n m 79 (i • 80 B.S.U. (above) PEER COUNSELORS (below) STUDENT COURT L m vfm M LA VIDA NUEVA (above) COMMUNICATORS (below) HUMAN RELATIONS ENJOY ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES lyiTH: IN-SERVICE CLUB (above) F.HJ . (below) i PLAYERS (above) C.F.S. (below) 83 DO YOUR om PHOTO CLUB (above) ECOLOey CLUB (above) SKI CLUB (below) 84 THING WITH: K.D.H.S. (below) ARTISANS (above) MOTO-CROSS (below) COMMITTEES OF S.R.C. ' 7 -3 w - - 1 r 1 ■■A 4 , ' i g _. ,, X ' K J jd EXCHANGE STUDENTS Helen Cory Born September 7, 1956 in Sydney Australia. She spent her early years in a boardinsr school in Australia Her parents live in Portmoresly, New Guinea. Her mother is English and her father is Australian. She has three brothers. Her hobbies include playing the piano, playing tennis, and her favorite sport is hockey She is our A.F.S. student for 1974-75. Helena Sundelin Born Febrary 1.3, 1957. She went to school in Stockholm, Sweden. Her parents live in the su burbs of Sweden. Her mother and father are both Swedish. Helena has one sister and one brother. Her hobbies are Helena is a Youth for Understanding Student. horseback riding, golf and music. 87 THE CASTAND SCENES FROM THE D.H.S. PLAYERS ' PRODUCTION OFM A S H During December 5th through the 7th the Duarte High Players presented the play MASH at the City of Hope auditorium. Lead- ing roles were held lay John Tocher who played HAVVKEYE PIERCE , Scott Darnell as DUKE FORREST , Keith Gibson as TRAPPER JOHN . Richard Perris as JOHN UGLY BLACK , Gary Gooden as FRANK BURNS , Gene Cannon as SPEARCUCKER JONES , Anthony Jackson as FATHER MULCANY , Don Raymer as RADAR , Heather Morrison as HOT LIPS HOULIHAN , Cindy Lee as CAPT. BRIDGET MCCARTHY , Leigh Garner as MAJOR RLTTH HASKELL , Theresa Henry as LT. LOUISE KIMBLE , Janet Ostashay as LT. JANICE FURY , Sandy Arnold as LT. CONNIE LIEBOWrrZ , and Laura Hepburn played LT. NANCY PHILLIPS. Various members of the faculty were also featured in the play as they did perform on one night of the plays presen- tation. Such faculty members include Joe Rudnicki, Tony Ortega, Mike Barron, Richard Douglass, Cartha Tennille, Bett-Jo Perkins, Ginger Kyndberg and Hyman Yip. :: - ' .. -?5 mM 1 ■ 11 fJiH- •,« BAND PRESENTS THE HAUNTED HOUSE y Mi ■- -:- CHRISTMAS HAPPENINGS 92 THE ROCKAND ROLL ASSEMBLY Bottom row, left to right: Head-Tong, L. , Smith, W. , Glass, H., Top row, left to right: Daines, N., Fillhart, J., Noonan, D. , Neder, F. SPECIES 96 FROM KINDERGARTEN TO HI6H SCHOOL: MUCH TIME HAS PASSED, BETWEEN THE TWO. BUT FOR EVERy MOMENT OF THAT TIME, you WERE LEARNING SOMETHING NEW. FROM ABC ' S, AND HOW TO COUNT, TO HOW TO TIE YOUR SHOES; EACH MOMENT THAT YOU SPENT IN SCHOOL BROUGHT SOMETHING WORTHWHILE TO YOU. AND WHEN YOUR SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER, YOUU PUT THE KNOWLEDGE TO USE, AND IN YOUR DAILY LIVES, YOUU FIND, ITS QUITE BENEFICIAL TO YOU. robin boone JUNIORS 98 Acs, G. Adams, M. Albano, I.. Allan, L. Alvarez, F. Andrade, Y. Arciniega, M. Armas, D. Arnold, S. Aroz, R. Auzenne, K. Baber, S. Baker, D. Bald, V. Banks, S. Barnes, C. Bee, C. Benson, K. Bermudez, E. Berry, V. Black, A. Blackwell, T. Bondeson, A. Bons, L. Boone, R. Bowie, K. Boyd, C. Bradley, J. Bratton, V. Brown, B. Brown, S. Brown, T. Bullock, A. Bullock, C. Cannon, G. Cardassi, L. Carey, S. Carpenter, .1. Carter, T. Castine, L. Cisneros, P. Cloyd, L. Collins, E. Cook, M. Correa, S. Cortez, J. Cortina, .1. Crifasi, P. Cruz, I. Crutchfield, B. Daniels, D. Darnell, S. De La Sota, A. Dempsey, S. Dillaha, L. Doney, R. 99 ' -J Ji i - ? ■ 100 101 .jenrLT.- - J Donaldson, C. Duron, C. Dwyer, B. Earls, L. Eisel, L. Ellis, Y. Engebretson, 1 Enrlght, L. Enriquez, M. Erickson, M. Esplnoza, J. Falcon, R. Ferrari, B. Fiel, M. Fillhart, C. Fleming, V. Flucker, D. Frank, M. Gaisford, D. Garcia, J. Gehrlng, M. Garcia, S. Givan, B. Glass, H. Gooden, G. Goodin, D. Goodwin, D. Goodwin, P. Graham, V. Grant, J. Graves, R. Gruman, C. Guerrero, R. Guerrero, R. Hames, J. Hannah, S. Harold, J. Harris, D. Hepburn, L. Hernandez, L. Herrin, L. Hewitt, R. Hickey, R. Hill, H. Hinton, E. Hulet, P. Humphrey, P. Hunter, L. Hurt, C. Hyer, D. Imbler, A. Irwin, P. Jackman, M. Jackson, R. Jefferson, J. Johnson, D. 102 t,f! ,€). PAM •Johnson, G. Jojola, R. .loncich, C. Jones, V. Jordan, D. Joyce, T. Kelly, R. Kiesow, J. Kinlde, J. Klassen, K. ICliimb, D. Kramer, A. Larry, O. Lee, A. Lee, C. Leonard, D. Lewis, D. Lightner, S. [.ondo, D. Looper, P. ' jopez, F. jucero, S. Uacluso, N. Vlalek, Chari Marquez, A. Maurer, J. Mc Ghee, S. McLendon, J. Messian, J. Middleton, M. Molyneux, B. Montgomery, C. Mora, P. Mortensen, K. Muller, A. Murillo, R. Muscato, J. Myers, M. Myles, C. Neal, L. Norris, E. Ogden, T. Orosco, R. Osquero, A. Ostashay, J. Pappalardo, A. Parker, W. Parks, J. Patterson, J. Pedrosa, R. Pena, B. Pesante, S. Peterson, J. Pinto, M. Pouncy, n. Powell, M. .JT ' J 103 P i i. A V r 104 105 jdiir - Powell, R. Rainey, J. Reynolds, J. Rideout, J. Roberts, S. Robinson, P. Rodri ez, A. Rodriguez, R. Rosales, J. Ross, A. Ross, D. Runge, R. Sackett, K. Sanchez, A. Sanchez, V. Sanders, D. Schamehorn, E. Schmid, V. Schmidt, G. Scott, B. Silva, T. Smith, B. Smith, K. Smith, M. Smith, N. Solomon, J. Spencer, P. Spencer, R. Spickard, A. Spivey, Q. Stark, C. Stewart, R. Stone, A. Surrel, T. Szalay, J. Tackett, F. Taylor, S. Thomas, I. Tillery, J. Tinoco, E. Tolbert, C. Tomasso, G. Tong, L. Trujillo, G. Valleroy, D. Van Der Voort, I Vaugh, C. Velasco, G. Villanueva, D. Vogel, J. Walgenbach, T. Walker, J. Wason, M. Weatherford, M. Wilson, R. Winebarger, M. 106 Wingenbach, M. Woorllee, M. Yates, G. Young, K. Young, P. Zufall, D. Zwiers, J. 107 SOPHOMORES ESID fb KEITH GIBSON SEC.-TRE S.- VAIERIE V FRANCE QfAfA imm. Acuna, E. Adams, J. Arlkins, n. Aguilar, A. Alexander, T. All red, M. Angulo, M. Araiza, V. Ares, B. Armstrong, B. Ashley, M. Auzenne, K. Awbrey, L. Bertin, L. Bierman, B. Black, D. Blackburn, J. Bobadilla, D. Bourne, D. Bournes, A. Brewer, A. BriUhart, B. Brinaugh, T. Brodi, S. Brown, D. Brown, D. Brown, A. Bullock, A. Burkhead, G. Burmingham, G. Butt, C. Cameron, D. Cannady, M. Cardona, L. Cardona, M. Carpenter, T. Castro, J. Castro, R. Cliatman, W. Ciccarelli, B. Cisneros, S. Clark, H. Clark, M. Collins, I.. Colony, N. Combs, O. Contreras, R. Cook, M. Cook, W. Correa, L. Cotter, K. Crawford, A. Crump, M. Crux, A. Curtis, K. 109 a Daines, A. Dale, B. Davis, P. DeFries, A. Delgado, J. Diaz, T. Dill, A. Divan, M. Dye, D. Enriquez, M. Evola, A. Fiel, J. Flores, F. Fonseca, J. Fonseca, T. Fracasso, F. Frazier, A. Garcia, G. Gasaway, S. Gater, R. Gibson, K. Gibson, D. Gombert, B. Gonzalez, R. Gonzalez, S. Gonzalez, V. Graves, J. Graves, M. Greene, K. Gump, B. Hailey, T. Hall, W. Harris, S. Harrison, E. Hemeren, L. Henderson, B. Henry, A. Herrera, M. Herrin, L. Hill, M. Hill, M. Hopson, S. Hubbard, F. Huefner, J. Husband, K. Ingram, D. Ingram, D. Jackson, C. •Jackson, K. Jackson, K. Jacobs, J. Jelly, C. Johnson, D. Johnston, E. Jones, B. Kaster, D. 110 Kennedy, P. Kiesow, J. Kilgore, R. Kirby, C. Kirby, R. Knight, D. Koontz, R. Koop, S. Kramer, T. Krueger, C. La France, V. La Voie, G. LawEon, V. Lee, K. Lewis, D. Lewis, S. Lockhart, A. Mac Millan, K. Magllanes Mangham, C. Mangham, P. Manning, R. Maron, J. Marshall, P. Mc Clellan, L. Mc Coy, V. Mc Laurin, R. Massner, R. Mexia, F. Meza, D. Mlddleton, D. Middleton, M. Miller, J. Miner, T. Mitchell, B. Mnnson, D. Montalvo, G. Montgomery, C. Montgomery, D. Montoya, ' . Moreland, M. Morgan, D. Mortensen, R. Muller, C. Myles, C. Neal, R. Nelson, D. Nichols, A. Oaties, M. Owens, P. Perkins, C. Pettigrew, C. Pflieger, R. Pinzon, C. Piper, C. Poe, G. Ill 112 V WpKe  J ' if 113 Povero, T. Prado, D. Price, G. Rael, D. Ramirez, R. kamos, W. Reagin, K. Reid, L. Reyes, A. Riene, L. Rivera, L. Robb, C. Rodriguez, A. Rodriguez, D. Rodriguez, P. Roe, B. Romero, M. Ross, A. Ross, D. Ross, R. Ruggiero, M. Rupp, D. Russo, R. Scarine, T. Salazar, L. Scott, S. Shinall, B. Shull, S. Skelton, R. Smith, D. Spencer, C. Spicer, G. Stafford, J. Stanton, H. Stevens, K. Stone, J. Stone, D. Stucker, D. Sunyogli, D. Surrell, F. Tallaksen, T. Tatum, M. Terrell, M. Thill, M. Tinoco, A. Trail, M. Trigueros, R. Trummel, K. Underwood, M. Valenzuela, C. Van Amberg, R. Vander Poorten, A, Van Pelt, D. Velasquez, H. Velasco, J. Villela, J. 114 ' ogel, M. Wadding, S. Walgenbach, J. Walker, D. Wallace, F. Walp, V. Watson, M. Weaver, Y. Weitzman, S. White, J. Whittington, T. Williams, E. Windhausen, L. Winebarger, R. Wood, C. Woodlee, C. 115 c. = - , C tc ) w m j)jM i ii m ' i w i wJ - c 116 I 117 FRESHMEN Ti S 118 Aleman, M. Andrews, R. Andris, T. Annette, M. Armas, L. Armstrong, B. Arnold, K. Arnold, R. Arnot, K. Auzenne, G. Auzenne, M. Badiu, E. Bailey, D. Bailey, W. Barcenas, M. Barfield, M. Barngi ' over, T. Belanger, D. Benge, L. Benson, C. Benton, P. Bergquist, E. Bergschneider, A. Bermudez, J. Boldra, P. Booker, J. Bourne, S. Bowie, R. Breceda, C. Breker, A. Brewer, B. Brinagh, C. Brizuela, E. Brown, B. Brown, B. Brown, D. Buchannan, M. Bullington, N. Bullock, A. Butler, C. Bustamante, c. Butler, K. Butters, G. Cannady, D. Camer, M. Cardiel, T. Cardona, S. Carpenter, Y. Carter, R. Casteneda, R. Castine, L. Chambers, D. Colchasure, J. Combs, C. Contreras, A. Cook, K. 119 IV-- I ' ■ ■ h ' 120 121 Cook, S. Cooper, W. Cotter, G. Coulter, G. Cox, M. Crawford, G. Crumpton, G. Culver, J. Daines, N. Davis, K. De Alvarodo, M. De La Sota, A. De Ruiter, C. Dierdore, A. Doell, W. Dominguez, D. Dominguez, D. Donaldson, D. Douglas, L. Dowell, N. Duley, D. Ellis, R. Elmore, T. Espinoza, S. Evans, S. Ferrari, T. Fillhart, D. Feild, Q. Fisher, C. Flannery, J. Flores, G. Frank, K. Gallardo, L. Gamboa, L. Galleon, L. Garcia, A. Gates, J. Glass, B. Coins, A. Goldsmith, J. Goodln, J. Goodin, T. Graham, T. Graves, M. Green, D. Guerero, J. Guerero, R. Guerero, L. Guzman, F. Hall, T. Hason, A. Haymore, K. Henget, N. Hiloreth, N. Herrera, G. Herrery, R. 122 Hill, L. Hoffman, R. Holloway, L. Hopson, K. Hudson, D. Huffman, D. Jackson, M. Jefferson, R. Johnson, M. Johnson, S. Johnston, L. Jones, D. Jones, T. Jordan, J. Jordan, J. Kerl, F. Kilgore, D. King, R. Klassen, S. Krueger, L. Kock, T. Koontz, T. La Fond, D. LaLone, B. Lee, T. Leon, L. Lerille, C. Levesque, L. Lockner, G. Lopez, F. Lowe, W. Lucero, F. Luero, J. Lyttle, R. Madak, V. Madrigal, P. Magee, T. Marler, J. Marquez, A. Martin, D. Martinez, C. Martinez, G. Maurer, P. McCray, K. McGraw, J. Mibbs, V. Miller, M. Milloy, J. Miner, C. Mitchell, K. Molyneux, D. Molyneux, R. Mongar, M. Montoya, D. Moore, M. Mora, F. 123 ' S |!, Y es 124 125 Morgan, D. Morris, K. Morris, V. Mortensen, R. Muldappakorn, S. Murphy, L. Myers, T. Navarro, E. Neder, F. Neva re z, I. Nichols, E. Nocchi, M. Noonan, S. Ohanian, P. Olson, M. Parke, R. Parker, D. Parker, R. Patterson, S. Pelletier, R. Perris, R. Pesante, S. Pickett, S. Pinzon, N. Pope, M. Raei, L. Ramos, J. Rasmussen, S. Raybin, L. Roymer, D. Reed, R. Reyes, S. Reynolds, P. Richardson, T. Riess, P. Robinson, C. Row, M. Resales, J. Ross, D. Ross, P. Ross, V. Ruf, B. Runge, D. Russell, A. Ruth, A. Salagar, A. Sander, D. Sandoval, C. Santellan, A. Scarine, J. Schmidt, R. Scruggs, D. Seifert, J. Serrano, G. Shaw, S. Shirk, B. ' T% -i: 126 Singer, V. Skelton, K. Smith, D. Smith, I.. Smith, T. Solomon, F. Solomon, O. Speed, L. Spcrry, P. Spicer, K. Stalzer, R. Stark, T. Stevens, R. Stone, R. Storall, J. Stumbaugh, D. Stowell, D. Tapia, B. Terrell, L. Thompson, T. Telbert, M. Tomeck, P. Torricelli, J. Tourtellette, S. Trerise, S. Trufant, T. Tung, Y. Turner, E. Valdivia, S. Valleroy, D. Van Pelt, K. Veillon, A. Velasco, G. Viar, P. Villalobos, L. Ward, E. Watson, P. Weisz, D. Welch, R. White, G. Williams, S. Wilson, Witherell, S. Wolf, S. Wright, W. Wuest, W. Young, S. Young, S. 127 IA  l fl JOCKS 128 WE AU HAVE HAD THAT DREAM, OF BEING NUMBER ONE. WE WANT TO BE THE GREATEST, IN EVERITTHING THATS DONE. AND THERE ' S NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT, ITS AN INCENTIVE TO BE YOUR BEST; YOUR OWN INSPIRATION, TO BE BETTER THAN AU THE REST. BUT DONT LET THAT DREAM BOG YOU DOWN, REMEMBER ITS AU IN FUN; EVEN WHEN YOU CANT SAY, WE ' RE THE TEAM THAT WON. BUT THERE ' S SOMETHING YOU NEVER LOSE, THATS THE EXCITEMENT OF THE GAME; EVEN IF YOUR TEAM ' S NOT ONE, OF EITHER MUCH GLORY OR FAME. HOLD ON TO THAT DREAM EVEN SHLL, STRIVE TO BE THE BEST; AND SOME DAY YOU CAN TRULY SAY, WE ' RE BEnER THAN ALL THE REST. robin boone BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: E. SCHAMEHORN, B. LEE, T. BROWN, C. JONCICH, L. NEAL, C. MYLES, C. IRVIN, B. ARMAS, G. ZULIAN, A. ROSS. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: D. ZULIAN, M. WEAVER, J. GALIBREATH, B. VALENZUELA, G. McKENZIE, J. PATTERSON, S. SCHEBSTED, P. VOLZ, J. MUSCATO, R. KRALL. THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: M. POWELL, B. KELLY, H. VANDERVOORT, M. TENOVE, R. KRAMER, C. STARK, M. ENRIQUEZ, M. ADAMS, B. CRUTCHFIELD, P. ENGEBRETSON. FOUTH ROW -LEFT TO RIGHT: G. GARCIA, L. HERRIN, H. RUPP, S. LAWRENCE, T. CARTER, S. TAYLOR, C. BUCK, G. YATES, H. HILL. 14| If W IV ' H Bf PICTURED ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT: LARRY DAVIS, WARDELL WHALEY, HEAD COACH MIKE BARRON, MIKE HALUCHAK, AND TONY ORTEGA. 130 ON DEFENSE :-, _ jtte .-. ■■ - , i-- . - v :  ■■ ' Facing what was probably their toughest schedule, 1974 proved to be a year of re- building for the young DUARTE FAL- CONS. Six of Duarte ' s opponents moved on to the GIF Playoffs. Throughout the year Mike Barrens athletes showed a lot of class and desire, proving that they were win- ers in their own way. 133 I H y. , _. •S-. H3Kp! ?W ;: ' ' ■ '  _ . -JB 134 135 72- 53 73 .31 ,1 79 r4 ,?30 JO .- __ !_ MM MM -. : - •■ . ' • • 52. ' « «-22 i .? ?r , - BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: GRAVES, M. , CURTIS, K., JACKSON, S. , HILL, M., HUBBARD, F., RAEL, D., TATUM, M. , ACUNA, E., SECOND ROW LEFT LEFT TO RIGHT: FRAZIER, A., McLAURIN, R., LEE, K., HOLMES, R., KILGORE, R., CHATMAN, W. , OATIES, M., GATES, R., JACKSON, K., VELASCO, J. , THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: MORTENSEN, R. , FONSECA, T., CARDONA, M. , MEXIA, F., HALL, V., GIBSON, K., WALKER, J., McLAURIN, R., BRODI, S. , NICHOLS, A., TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: KENNEDY,?., GARBYO, I., WRUCK, M., KOOP,S., SURREL, F. , DANIALS, A., KRAMER, T., DILL, A. Picture at Right Russ Carr 136 THE FRESHMAN TEAM THIS YEAR WAS PROBABLY THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN FALCON FOOTBALL. HEAD COACH JIM HOLLEN LED HIS YOUNG GRIDDERS TO A 7-2 SEASON WITH A 4-1 SLATE IN LEAGUE. THIS RECORD EARNED THEM SECOND PLACE IN THE RIO HONDO LEAGUE, AS THEIR ONLY LOSS CAME AGAINST LEAGUE CHAM- PIONS TEMPLE CITY. LOOK FOR THE CLASS OF ' 78 TO BE TOUGH IN THE YEARS TO COME. fi BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: JEFFERSON, R. , COOK, K. , NORRIS, A., SANCHEZ, D. , ROSALES, J., CURRY, M. , FIELD,Q., McCRAY.E., MILLOY, J., BRECEDA, C. , RASRaiSSEN, S. , SCHMIDT, R., ZAMORA, P. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH KEN MONTGOMERY, RUNGE, D. , GASTAUO, C, RICHARDSON, T. , WELCH, R. , ROMERO, M. , SEIFERT, J., ELLIS, R. , REYES, A., HERRERA, R. , FITZGERALD, T. , BROWN, C. , RAMOS, J., CARTER, R. , KOCKT. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: MITCHELL, K., GUZMAN, F., BOOKER, J., CARDIEL, T. , ESPOINOZA, S. , SOLOMON, F., REED, R. , WARD, R. , MAGEE, A., GRAVES, M. , KEITH, J., BERMUDEZ, J., GOLDSMITH, J., COACH JERRY WHATLEY. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH JAMES HOLLEN, WUESTWADE, COX, M. , KEESEY, D. , LITTLE, R. , BARFIELD, M. FRilHMEN V .i Wl . } ' . VARSITY iOROSS KNEELING L TO R: J. D. HART, RONNIE ARNOLD, ART STONE, ROBERT CONTRERAS, STEVE PESANTE. STAND- ING L TO R: TOM HYER, KEN FRANK, WAYNE STONE, DARRELL GOODWIN, KEVIN WILLLfVMS. COACH CUMMINS 138 I Jgi- MM BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: STOKE, A., HYER, T. , STONE, W., HINTON, E. , GOODWIN, D. , ADAMS, S. , WILLIAMS, K. , COACH CUMINS. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: CONTRERAS, R. , HART, J., HOLMES, R. , ROMERO, J., WALGENBACH, M. , PESANTE, S. , ARES, C. KNEELING L TO R: TONY SMITH, RONNIE ARNOLD, MIKE WILSON, FRANCES K-ERL, MARY JACKSON. STANDING L TO R: KEN FRANK WILLIAM ZOLP, TONY AGUILAR, DON MONSON, ROBERT KOONTZ. 140 141 TENNIS TEAM, PICTURED ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: BONNIE BURNS, KATHY KELLY, ANDY KING, CLAUDIA MONTGOMERY, LORI JOHNSTON, LAURETTE BONS, BOTTOM ROW: JENNY SZALAY, DELORES MORGAN, KELLY GREEN, CHARI MALEK, RONNIE BRATTON. NOT PICTURED: ANN SUTTON, TAMA TRUFANT, CAROL BURGESS, BEATRICE PRADO, ALBERTA JORDAN, ROSI OROSCO, LAURA DILLAHA BETH WINEBARGER, BETSY JOHNSON. TO THE RIGHT: COACH JANIE CHAMBERS 142 VOLLEYBALL TEAM, PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: FELECL NORRIS, DEEDE MOSBY, DELORES SANDERS, SHIRLEY YOUNG. BOTTOM ROW: NANCY BULLINGTON, JANICE MILLER, DELIA BROWN, VALERIE BALD. NO PICTURE, LAV ANNA KOOP. PICTURED TO THE RIGHT: COACH MS. HUDSON. I r 143 FAU ri-i SPORTS ' M re !i H mmjm m [ jB K ' B 1 . 1 Pictured left to right top row — Carter, Thomas; Bullock, Anthony; Hawblitzel, James; Myles, Cornell; Bro vn, David. Bottom row--Joseph, David; Harmon, Walter; Crump, Manuel; Jackson, Wilber; Lett, Donald. To the right. Coach Henr Hodges. 146 147 ?i BI T ' Wl H M ll 9|k ! TFm 1 H IHB F E m r 4 r f i iLJi Pictured right to left top row... Spencer, Paul, Neal, Lee Cox, Mark Gibosn, Keith Bottom row. .. Walker, J.C.; Berquist, Eric; Thomas, Ray; Fisher, Charles Pictured to the right. . . Coach Russ Carr 148 ¥■ ( i ui i ii 4 % 149 Pictured left to right top row. . . Frazier, Andre; Clark, Bobb_y; Jaclison, Kieth; Oatis, Mark; Bottom row. . . Curtis, Karl; Kennedy, Patrick; Hubbard, Fred; Price, Greg Pictured to the right. . . Coach Darrell Carr 150 ! Pictured righl to left top row. . .DeLaSota, Andre; Mortenson, Rodnej ; Kcusey, Uan; VUtixl, Hudell; MiUoy, John; Bottom row. Robinson, Thomas; Toricelli, John; Jones, Tyrone; Wilson, Wylie; Jorris, Alfred; Brown, Cedrie Pictured right . . . Coach Martin Beechen 161 Pictured left to right top row. . . Rupp, Hugh J. ; Engebretson, Paul; Weaver, Mark; Schisted, Steve; Tenove, Mike; Kramer, Randy; Bottom row... Lopez, Martin; Zulian, Dan; Romero, Jerry; Zulian, Gary; Valenzuela, Bobby; Zamora, Pat Pictured right. . . Coach Larry Davis 152 VARSITY ACTION 153 lwaf!SV r ' rw;.. r!e!S3i 154 Pictured top far left. . . Coach Bobby Prado; Kelley, Robert; Kramer, Terry; Muscato, Joe; Barba, Gino; Keith, Johnny; Coach Larry Davis Bottom row... Real, Dan; Ogden, Terry Tinaco, Eddie; Jackson, Steve; Combs, Cornelius; Watson, Mark. Pictured left to right. .. Seifert, Reyes; Colclasure, Jerry; Espinoza, Steve; Seifert, James; Mitchell, Brian; Guzman, Francisco; Morris, Steve; Bottom row... Divan, Mike; Goldsmith, Jeff; Wilson, Mike; Youns, Kenton: Luera, Jose; Walgenbach, Joe; Konst, Steve. -oa- 155 Andy Pappalardo .if m { Hi 4 1 1 ' m-0 V 1 ■ i leM i M ' 4 ai l H 1 wtwA. ' StkA T Bobby V ' alenzuela Gary Zulian 1975 RIO HONDO LEAGUE CHAMPS Stc ' vu Schibsted Hugh J. Hupp 157 ' w% ■: Bl- l r VKINTER . . . 158 . . . SPORTS % .T. 159 Pictured above top row left to right: Reagin, K., Jefferson, J., Eaves, B. , Malek, C. , Flucker, D. , Bons, L. , Andris, T. , Szalay, J., Russel. A., Bottom row left to right: White, G., Morgan, D. , Bald, V., Mosbe, D. , Owens, P., Mill, M. , Lockhai-t, A., Brown, D. , At right Ms. Hudson 157 161 U H ' 1 1 Top row left to right: R. Thomas (mgr.), J. Grant, G. Yates, B. Kelly, C. Stark, J. Hawblitzel, J. Soloman. Second row: A. Ross, A. Wilford, O. Larry, R. Murillo, J. Esplnosa, D. Goodwin, J. Garcia. Third row: B. Parker, T. Carter, C. Buck, R. Krall, T. Myer, S. Pesante, A. Stone. Bottom Row: W. Harmon, G. Zulian, M. Tenove. Pictured at right Head Coaches Wardell Whaley and Richard Cummins 162 ' W K Jit ' yA ' .y% ' .fife M T R A C K C T I N U H ' _ ' vn mr - — or Top row from left to right; W. Stone, T. Aguilar, R. Contreras, T. Smith, R. Jefferson. Fourth row: D. Kesey, W. Wilson, G. Peek, T. Cardiel, M. Roe. Third row: K. Skelton, K. Cook, T. Kock, T. Kramer, B. Malone, T. Richardson. Second Row: G. Merera, R. Schmidt, R. Welch, D. Rael, S. Espinoza, J. Rosales. Front row: K. Frank, D. Munson, F. Mexia, K. Jackson, J. Milloy, H. Bermudez, F. Soloman, F. Flores. Coaches Cummins and Whaley are also Frosh-Soph Coaches. 164 165 GIRLS ' TRACK Top Row left to right: M. Smith, S. Young, F. Norris, C. Perkins, R. Neal, D. Sanders, D. Chambers, Ms. Ginger Kjmdberg-Coach. Middle Row left to right: P. Goodwin, O. Solomon, N. Bullington, J. McClendon, C. Jackson, M. Frank, F. Kerl. Bottom Row left to right: C. Montgomery, P. Ross, S. Brizuela, P. Watson, J. Miller, T. Masengill, J. Hames. Pictured at right Coach Ms. Ginger Kyndberg 166 S • ! iH 167 VARSITY BASEBALL Top row left to right: Steve Lawrence, Jeff Bradley, Coach Tony Ortega, David Miller, Harlan Hill. Middle row: Bill Shirk, Randy Kramer, Terry Brown, Virgil Flemming, Steve Taylor, David Olson. Bottom row: Earl Schamehorne, Wilbert Jackson, Bill Armas, Mario Cardona, Gary McKenzie, Eddie Tinoco. Pictured at right Coach Tony Ortega 168 ' ' ' ' %. IB i r B A S E B A L L A C T I N 169 OldJ MM J. V. BASEBALL Top row left to right: Coach Mke Haluchak, Pat Kennedy, Mark Vogel, Joe Muscato, Ivan Garbayo, Dan Zulian. Middle row: Jeff Velasco, Mke Hill, Randy Mortensen, Jimmy Kiel, Tony Brinagh. Bottom row: Scott Koop, Keith Gibson, Karl Curtis, Gilbert Garcia, Larry Cardona. 170 rs Top row from left to right: R. Molyneux, C. Brinaugh, J. Colclasure, M. Barfield, L. Buckley, M. Auzeime, L. Brinaugh. Bottom row: Coach Jerry Whatley, F. Maur, A. de la Sota, A. Raez, P. Tomack, S. Brodey, V. Bullock. Pictured at right is Coach Jerry Whatley. 171 SPORTS THROUGHOUT ' ' i- r 172 THE YEAR COACHES BATTLE CLOWNS t Late last winter our All-Star coaches contested the Harlem Clo vns in a close fought basketball game. The proceeds went to the Falcon Society ' s new weight room. The coaches played hard but in the end the clowns prevailed, proving that you never know who the real cIowtis are. In the top left hand corner, Mike Barron shows the frustration that missing a lay-up can bring. In the bottom left hand corner senior Gary Zulian lays down the law to some hot headed coach. The top picture on the right gives us an idea of our faculty members favorite pastime, and in the bottom right both teams of clowns are in action. On page 175 Dandy Don Newman, Tony Ortega and other faculty members are shown doin ' their thing. : EXIT STHKKT SIHIKS AI.I.OHKI) 175 • .m ■• iMm C  TADI lOLllJC IT C TADI lOUMCklT ECTAPI ICUMEMT ESTABLISHMENT 176 WHAT MOTIVATES THEM TO 60 ON, WHEN THEV SEE THEIR ffFORTS, GOING WRONG. DEDICATION AND CARE, DETERMINATION AND SKILL, MUST BE FACTORS WHICH GIVE THEM THE WILL THE WIU TO KEEP ON TRVING, EVEN THOUGH THEV CANT SEEM TO GET THROUGH; BECAUSE THEV WANT YOU TO LEARN, SO THAT YOU WIU MAKE IT THROUGH. THEIR WHOLE PURPOSE IN TEACHING, IS THE STUDENTS ' BENEFIT; THEY WANT YOU TO TAKE WHAT IS THERE TO GET. FOR THEY RECEIVE THEIR REWARDS, IN THE DESTINY OF YOUR LIVES. THEIR INFLUENCE ON YOU IS PROOF OF THEIR WISDOM BY AND BY. o robin boone Many years ago a famous man coined the ex- pression, Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. I can ' t help but feel that this bit of advice should become a slogan for each one of us. Duarte High School could then become a greater high school if we all applied this say- ing to the classroom, the activity program and on the athletic field. To those of you who will return next year, I challenge you to join us in making this expres- sion become a reality. To the class of ' 75, our best wishes and hopefully you will apply this say- ing to your future careers. Dave Reiss, Principal Life is built on rules and restraints. If these rules cannot carry on into real life stu- dents will be doomed to disappointment and frustration. The prestige of education and most of all the individuals worth is endorsed here at Duarte High School. Everyone notwithstanding must adhere to the rules. Thomas A. Brooks - Vice-Principal 178 ddministrdtion Top left is Mr. Shick, Depub,- Superintendent, Di-. Bloom, Superintendent of Scliools, and Mr. Burns, Assistant Superintendent. Starting off our counselors top right is Mr. Scheel, below him is Mr. Smith, next is Mr. Benevidcs, below him is a counselor aide Mrs. Gomez. Bottom left is Georgino Caraveo, next is our other counselor aide, Mrs. Williams. 179 First are the cafeteria ladies starting left to right: Rubertha Auzerihe, Bforis Stacy, Toni WirtlVf Clara Plaunt, Gail Green, Ann Hbcson. Middle top is Mrs. Shaw, our librarian; below her is Mrs. Graves. Next is all the secretaries: Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Bement, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Hagstom, Mrs. Wruck, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Kendall, Miss Mclnnis, Mrs. Hetler, Mrs. Reich, Mr Russo. Under them is Alice Reich who I ' m sure you all know and love. uzenne, Bror 180 Top left is Mr. HoUen, who is head of our activities here on campus. Under him is Mr. Ortega who is the Director of Athletics. On the bottom is Mr. Walton who is our Administrative Coordinator. Center, we have Mrs. Lineer, head nurse between all Duarte schools. Under her is Mrs. Hetler, our own school nurse. On the far right are the custodians: From left to right, Ralph Garcia, Jim Smith, Juan Mancera, Vicente Figueroa, Jose Loera. 181 science Top left we have Mr. Peale, who is our science department head. Besides teaching he enjoys scuba diving, fishing, and is also attending law school. Mr. Peale ' s zodiac sign is Scorpio. Center top is Coach Hodges, who not only teaches in our science department, but also coaches the boys ' varsity basketball team. His sign is Aries. Under him is Mr. Franl-; who likes to travel and go hiking in his spare time. His sign is Aquarius. Mr. Rudnicki, bottom center, is just one of the many new teachers that have been added to our establishment. He likes to go swimming, sailing, and cycling. He is a Virgo. Mr. Lynch, who starts off the Social Science department, teaches American Institutions. He is a Capricorn. Under him is Mr. Flores who is the advisor of the class of ' 75. He teaches U.S. history and is a Gemini. f €■ y. 1 .t f V . 182 social science 4 That ' s Mrs. Perkins there writing on the black- board. Her sign is Gemini. Under her is Mr. Bedwell, who teaches Youth and the Law. His sign is Taurus. Center top is Mrs. Ricks. Mrs. Ricks is a Cancer. Under her is Mrs. Sullivan. Her zodiac sign is Aquarius. At the bottom is Coach Cummins. His zodiac sign is Cancer. At the top right of the page is Mr. Wylie, the head of the Social Science department. His sign is Gemini. 183 home economics industrial arts In our Home Economics Department is Mrs. Stolte. Mrs. Stolte is a Capricorn. She likes traveling and gardening. Next to her starts off our Industrial Arts department with Mr. Tope, head of the department. His sign is Leo. Under him on the left is Mr. Fessler. He is an Aries. He majored in P. E. in college but right now he is teaching woodshop. He enjoys playing golf. Next to him is Mr. Logue. His zodiac sign is Gemini. In his spare time he enjoys listening to music. 184 foreign language business education f Top left is Mr. Douglass, head of the Foreign Language department. He teaches Spanish I, 11, ni, r ' . , and English Seminar. His sign is Scorpio. Another one of his responsibilities is being AFS co-sponsor. Below him is Mrs. Farrell who teaches both French and English. She is a Virgo and is also AFS sponsor. Next is Mr. Langdorf who teaches Spanish and ESL. He is a Scorpio and also the president of the Faculty Club. Top right is Mrs. Tennille. She teaches Office Lab and Tjping IT. She serves as head of the Business Education Department. She is a Gemini and sponsor of the Human Relations Committee. Below her on the left is Mrs. Reed. She teaches Typing and is a Saggitarius. 185 mdth L 1 • ' q a iMiffi Top left is Mr. Nickerson, Head of the Math Department. Top center is Mr. Goldstein. He teaches General Math and Algebra. This Libra likes music and sports. Capricorn, Mr. Yip, teaches math and is participating in our school play M A S+H . Below him is Mr. Beechen. He is a Taurus and teaches Applied and General math, and algebra A and B. To start off the girls ' P.E. department is the beauty of the campus, MRS. Chambers. She is the advisor of the Pep Club and also coaches the girls ' tennis team. Below her is Miss Hudson. She teaches P.E. , is advisor of the Drill Team, and also coaches the girls ' volleyball and basketball teams. 186 physicdl educdtion .iiw Top left is Ms. KjTicIbcrg. Her sign is Cancer. She is head of the Girls ' P.E. Department, she is also the Girls ' Tracl Coach. Top center is Coach Haluchak. He teaches Non- Western Cultures and P.E. He is a Varsity- Football Coach, J. . Baseball Coach. His sign is Saggitarius. Below him is Coach WTialey, he is a Taurus. He teaches Special Education and is Head Track Coac;i, and Assist- and Football Coach. Coach Davis, Aquarius, teaches E.H. and is a football and wrestling coach. Top right is the head football coach, Coach Barron. His Sign is Leo. He is also head of the Boys ' P.E. Department. 187 Top left Is Mr. Carr who teaches English and T. V. productions. He Is a Virgo. Under him is Mrs. Spurbeck. She is a Virgo and teaches Freshman English. Top center is the head of the English department, Mrs. McNulty. Her sign is Libra. She teaches read- ing and is also the advisor of the Ski club. Below her Mrs. Goldstein teaches English and is on the disciplinary committee. Top right is Mr. LoVetre. He teaches Soph. English and is also the Sophomore Class Advisor, and a football coach. His sig n is Capricorn. Bottom, we have Mrs. Welgert. Her sign is Leo. She is the head of the Drama Club and is teaching Journalism and Speech. 188 mn music drt starting off our Art department is Mrs. Mortenson. She is a Taurus. This year she is teaching Art, Adv. Art, and is also the sponsor of the Artisians. Under her is Mr. Newman. His sign is Aquarius. 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YOU FINALLY MADE IT MOM THIS SECTION DONATED BY JIM AND LAUREN HOLLEN BEST OF LUCK TO THE STUDENTS OF DUARTE HIGH SCHOOL IF YOU CAN. . . 3E KIND TO THOSE WHO PERSECUTE YOU. . ., ' THEN YOU HAVE CONQUERED THE WORLD. MARGARET AND EDWARD GOLDSTEIN 198 SPONSORS RANDY AND DIANNA 75 ' MARGARET VIRAMONTES DENNIS AND KELLIE 75 JOANN VIRAMONTES MIKE HALUCHAK MS. ELLA MARIE HUDSON LESTER EISEL MRS. JANIE CHAMBERS STEVE DEMPSEY MRS. RUSSO ROBERT HEWITT THOMAS CARTER CONNIE KENDALL MARSHA KILGORE DONNA HAGSTROM VENITA IVEY ALICE REICH MR. MRS. VOL KRALL MARGARET WILLIAMS - - .- AND REA EVOLA MR. SHEEL SPECTACULAR SOPHOMORES MRS. HETLER ALMIGHTY SENIORS MR. GONZALEZ MR. MRS. DOUG LAWRENCE DON NEWMAN CAROLYN MARY CINDY HURT CARL AND MARY FALKENBURG JIM GEHRING AND TISA AND KRISTY, TOO GLORIA GEHRING MR. MRS. JIM WILSON MARK WEAVER MS. V.M. KYNDBERG ROBERT L. WALTON JIM FLORES JAMES WYLIE CORRE JELLY 199 Due to lack of Mug Finders organization this is THE END! 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