Escondido High School - Gong Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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A , Y -' l f Xl t s luis!!! t i' J I ,nl , H, 6 ly li' From the castle on the hill to the campus in the valley . . . an era of ten changing years . . . a population doubled , in size . . . a school growth beyond all expectation . . . the high honors of scholarship and athletic achievement . . . spirited games and noisy rallies . . . treasured trophies gathered . . . from the Avocado to the Metro League . . . no more tents . . . no more sounds of building . . . from one to three we have grown . . . more opportunities . . . from children to adults . . . guidance from teachers . . . contribu- y tions from our community . . . all these have made our l GOLDEN ERA. M . M'-ff' V ', F -vw as-lv 79' . , ,W I X WI? I I , I :.,.I 4 3-EIMTII III MQW - . I ,qw n 4 .-I':,11.,' . ' -wwf li - - '5 ,- , Hf vwwgf , - I I I . I 1- V H I-I ,iw , ,Q I, ,I I ,,,,,,I ' 'V .,,, , .-. I ,.'-351552: . 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Watching us grow Growing communities . . . new additions: library, cafeteria, gymnasium, shops, and many new classrooms . . . cannot accomodate all students . . . Board members, Mr. Galyean, Mr. Kane, Mr. Jeffers, Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. Short, faced with many difficulties . . . final decision reached after careful study . . . necessity of new schools in Poway and San Marcos . . . beautiful new campuses open next year . . . Escondido and surrounding areas very grateful for Board's untiring efforts to reach solutions . working in the spirit of public interest to guarantee a smooth-running school. Smoothing the way Dear Students, This year's graduating class has the honor of leading off the l96O's. The senior students have achieved their education during a decade filled with turmoil which in- cluded, among other things, hot and cold wars and the entrance of the space age. As we look forward to the new decade, we have every reason to believe that our young men and women will strive to im prove themselves and that they will take advantage of the many opportunities afforded them-opportunities which are still very much in abundance at every turn. Quite often it seems that young people have the mistaken idea that everything worthwhile has either been accomplished or dis- covered. The years ahead will open many new horizons for those who have the vision and the courage to push ahead and to give a full measure of effort. ln conclusion, I would like to commend the students of E. U. H. S. for their many ac- complishments during the T959-60 school year. The record gives further evidence to iustify our faith in you. Sincerely, Guilford W. Quade District Superintendent 1 ... N. :....,,.,.g.s,,. ..:.f...g..,. .s.:::., at i l W.. i i ii kwwmsm -we Our school's highest administra- tive responsibilities rest on the shoul- ders of our Superintendent, Mr. Bud Quade. His difficult decisions were carefully reached and successfully carried through. we . '-ww-....,. Dear Students: For the past five years as principal of E.U.H.S., I have felt it indeed an honor to be associated with teachers and students who have demonstrated their loyalty and upheld the high ideals of a school that is well known for its achievements in all areas of education. This year for the first time-and appar- ently the last-we have been one group on one campus for one full year. During this period we have observed the high standards set by those who preceded us. We have strengthened these to the point that they will be evident in the new schools once our group is divided and begins setting stan- dards in new situations. Without doubt, your sense of loyalty and duty will guide you and Capable leadership of Mr. William Radney, our principal . . . high school and college in Oklahoma . . . Bachelor's Degree . . . University of Southern Cal- ifornia at Los Angeles . . . Master's Degree . . . life credentials in elemen- tary and secondary teaching and ad- ministration . . . coach . . . taught math and social sciences . . . principal at Felicita Elementary School and Central Elementary . . . Vice Principal of Es- condido Union High School two years . . . became Principal . . . President of the Metro League . . . outstanding ability . . .- qualified leader . . . our next Curriculum Director. Guiding through others in the immediate changes you will experience. Your good sportsmanship, excellent schol- arship, and faithfulness to high ideals are the qualities that you will take with you, whether it is to a new school, community, or endeavor. Your continued efforts in taking advantage of all educational opportunities are invaluable. Much of our favorable recognition is due to the performance and achievement of our seniors. It is our responsibility to continue the school spirit they have inspired. Seniors, in gratitude for your contributions, we wish you continued success and will enter with great pride your name to the E.U.H.S. alumni roll. Sincerely, W. P. Radney A guiding light and shining example to all i r Vice Principal, Mr. Ahler. He understands o prob- lems and believes in us. Integrity and co ration describe our next Principal. My l ,Wi fi Myir f r Goden Era 45 acres . . . 2,000 students . . . millions of dollars . . . beautiful build- ings . . . the lives, hopes, ambitions of our wonderful administration . . . encour- aging voters . . . co-ordinating teachers . . . guiding hands over all . . . helping students . . . praising our achievements . . . always proud of E.U.H.S. . . . . . . never letting us down . . . trying their best . . . achieving their goals . . working on, and on, and on. 'S it if Q 3 X Q I 1 X. N Pressing business matters were efficiently handled by E.U.H.S. business manager, Mr. Leo Calac, and his able assistants, Mrs. Nay and Mrs. Houck. 13 As head of the counselling department of E.U.H.S., Mr. Guy Fox typifies the at- titude of the department with his beaming smile and friendly greeting. Q Helping to arrange schedules, work out problems, and arrange for Career Day were among the duties of our busy counselors, Mrs. Socin, Mrs. Trussell, Mrs. Churchi Mr. Eller, Mr. Fox, Mr. Ross, Mr. Ulman, and Mrs. Gardner. Giving Golden Guidance clunnn fbi-llllll Our very capable office staff this year was composed of Mrs. Pritchett, Mrs. Schniepp, Mrs. Gerhing, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Smallen, and Mrs. Johnson. Thanks for being so patient with us, ladies. l 4- Nlinters ot our Gold The educators of our school . well learned knowledge . . . ever Golden Era. George Allister Terry Anderson Ann Ardis Paul Bahen John Baker Dale Baldridge Paul Barrios Orin Bliss i . presenting us with working toward our Charles Bonebrake Berniece Brand Charlotte Breidenstein Ann Brouillet 15 Elizabeth Bryant C. M. Christianson Able Assistance James Carnevale Harriet Church Norman Cheungw Barbara Clavadetscher ll fl? 1 l V l l 1 . 4 Doris Cochran Rah, rah, faculty! . . . provides lots of laughs . . . co-ordinated faculty cheering . . . looked cute, too . . . had fun trying . . . cheered throughout the battle . . . who's your hero? uf X Sam Cooper Edna Couts Jeane Crane Chick Embrey .lu ia Evans AEN 1 X 1 n fm D 4 i lV!r:ll4JV , ff53fg, qlbzl 5 Barbara Davidson ,gf A vw N in .,r.r,,,.. 3 :,, . A j J , N I rf , if N x K if rf! Frank Devine Barry Dew Richard Disney Margaret Dove David Drielsma Bill Duncan Al Figueroa David Fleming Jack Fulton l7 Lllllan Gardiner John Georges Wallace Gray Bill Green Don Hegerle Jerry Taylor Roger Jacobs Martha Kamm Leo Kennedy Dole Hulmer Murlea Hollmann Art Hollis Roy Holtz Pat Porhs Al Krasic Where's 49-A? . parents follow childre explain plan of study discussed. F xref' ef! .., If can i .KA ,f . ifw ,L L86 Mark Kristianson Ricardo Lopez Ray Lawrence Werner Maiwald Dick Lievers John McClurkin Ruth Loomis . . Back-to-School Night . . . n's class schedules . . . teachers . . . problems and questions me-B 'Swv' g!P'4,i'b 20 Gary McLamarrah Merle Miller Charles Mohn Duane Peters Donald Portis Ralph Randels Maurice Renick Robert Richards Patrick Ross Jess Sanchez Dorothy Schmeeckle Paul Schmeeckle Hoyt Sherrill Marilyn Shriver Ed Sigliano Lois Socin Beth Thomas Leland Towne Margaret Trussell Marvin Van Note Kathryn Vogel Henry Wayman Howard Williams Roy Williamson William Wetzell Gloria Woodward Gilbert Zinniker Blyth Gentry Evelyn Boyle iff' 4... 21 Q Our school nurse, Mrs. Helen Moe, was always Mr. Mirise and Mrs. Bagley took care of all our to be found checking eyes, taking temperatures, library needs. Handling films, proiectors, books, and handling our other many needs with care and and other educational materials kept our busy efficiency. librarians occupied. Hershall Hooks Bob Parsons Joe Broderick Lowell Williams Clint Book John Wallace Myron Buzzell Art Nelson Elmer Elliot Lee Momony Lawrence Whitten Richard Inga Richard Wales Harry Georg Y f 2' 1 , .l ms 5? B L .s ff. ' a -...Af JA. Q s - 1 - m 1 n u n as v E Standing, left to right: Lack Davis, John Watkins, Jerry Coughlan, Clair Bussman, Ron Van Dusen, Roy Kristensen, John Work, Otto Peterson. Kneeling: Jerry Dis- parte, Chuck Conover, Chuck Carney, Bob Woods. Brooms, baking Left to right: Bessie Walgenback, Ass't Manager, Irma Stoner, Mickey Paxton, Martha L. Clark, .lean Jex, Ellen Hanson, India Ewers, Manager. Second row: Nell Reynolds, Flossie Barker, Bernice McDoug- all, Dorothea Brush. Barbara Wagner not pictured. V H . - sv . . ..,. l si 2 as i sta,.,,k , 2 at Q 2 Qi 5 ,Gi in I .if ,F W 2 , ,t ...ff ',..t,t -r, ,Q Hr 1 s x wr 1. ,X ,N 5 E: lgw vi, 22 V 'if 'lg' TM Q W--'-w-.-wN.,,..,.,,, E 3 2 VOTE BURNUT '6slff? N A C C fiat We elect suasacr 'ircxfrmxref fr! Practice democracy . . . patterned after our National Government . . . Congress represents and legislates . . . Alphas and Cougar Knights enforce . . . Safety Council protects . . . Boys' and Girls' Leagues set standards . . . cheer and song leaders promote spirit and good sportsmanship . . . elections in the spring . . . nominate candidates . . . lively Nominating Convention . . . presided over by our A.S.B. President . . . attended by delegates from representative classes . . . noisy demonstrations . . . hilarious skits . . . huge banners . . . colorful posters . . . floor walker . . . unpredictable polling of dele- gates . . . mounting tension . . . final candidates selected . . . registration day . . . campaigning con- tinues . . . posters and banners everywhere . . . campaign speeches . . . cheer and song leader tryouts . . . Election Day! . . . great sighs of relief. swim gif ' Aunt A 49-. iiZ V ' fm- 4,,,,. 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Berng oXhXeXe h'rrnseXK, Ror Xhe 'ro'o. ar uk Maud Q, Q, E .Hx . fir K o V . f ,A EXOVXT O? CO-OYERMXOX4 XNx-XM 5 Tx-WS, YMOXP.. e, Bev! xeogue Yreirdenx, Co-C,ornrnrss'roners ok ?u'oX'rdrhp Corown 'rrhi Meogue Wwe Pres- Burv-hork ond Yun Schroeder keep us r, Grrk' xeogue posied on sxudenx oc,k'w'n'res. Thekr happy Xon rnonq sfrfues ond pepoq personohhes hove rnod VNS. Corohgnk ond Yrrrfs 'rob eoirer. WW: YN Oon Nod Nlkovlr Greenough, G 'deny ond Srdneq Y:-che nK, worked KogeXher Xo 9 X'N'rK'xes Ror energehc, ED. , P-VE X DONE 'rsixoner oi Trok- 'nos kepx Khe r Yreirde v4onderkuX or. sXudenXs. 27 Democracy rn Action passing bills . . . setting Senior Privileges . . . foreign exchange program . . . setting Twirp Day . . . com- posed of one representative and one alternate per delegated class . . . serious moments . . . happy times . . .democracy at work. Row one, left to right: S. Beisner, S. Howard, J. Simbazh, P. Tilford, J. Reed J. Nay, J. Burns, D. Hurt, A. Timms, P. Linch, G. Kent, A. Burnett, J. Leonard Row two: B. Rogers, N. Gibson, S. Woodward, B. Baker, S. Green, J. Baker S. Abbott, D. Rogers, J. Williams, P. Bourgeois, W. Johnson, M. Rodriguez A. Vesco, S. Duncan, G. Ross, S. Bullock, P. Garner, V. Greenough, J. Nack Row three: D. Wade, B. Friedland, J. Toyfos, P. Jessen, L. Maret, L. M:Grew C. Church, B. Oldenburg, C. Burkhard, L. Sugg, K. Jobbett, M. McLeod P. Morales, B. Crenshaw, N. Thurlow, G. Agatep, L. Knapp, C. Kangas M. Cisneros. Row four: L. Paxton, D. Tofor, S. Cabrera, L. Lovell, L. Flores R. Green, A. Hollis, P. Cos:az'art, D. Agatep, J. Schroeder, T. Helms, D Bahen, M. Williams, D. Galindo, C. Thurlow, J. Crenshaw, C. Hamilton, R Feldt, J. Redington, D. Clothier, J. Miles. 54. we ti 'Y -Q, Because of scholastic achievement in high school, several seniors had the privilege of attending Palomar Junior College. Sidney Baker, Ted Faucher lkneelingl, Clark Johnson, Don Lawson, and Gerry Ensley received college credits along with a head start on their college career. By achieving a high rating on an examination covering the United Nations and having exceptional personal qualifications, Judy Toyias last summer was honored by the Oddfellow and Rebecca Lodges with a trip east. The trip included a tour of the East and a week in New York City at a United Nations Youth convention. A well-known figure around campus, Don Prough demon- strated his superior public speaking abilities in local compe- tition. Having won first place in the Toastmasters contest in Escondido, he went on to capture second place honors in district competition at Camp Pendleton. Selected to represent Escondido at Girls' State this year was Vicki Greenough, while Steve Thurlow and George Lott- ritz were chosen for Boys' State. Besides having a wonderful time, the three learned many new and interesting things con- cerning Student Government. Being the iury and iudges who made up Cougar Court was one ofthe most important and difficult duties of the Cougar Knights and Alphas. Alphas Dotting our campus . . . governing the halls and areas out of bounds . . . wearing gold A's proudly . . . selling pop corn balls energetically. . .watching Cougar Court. . . setting examples around campus. Row one, left to right: M. Hagata, S. Baker, V. Greenough, G. Kent, A. Burnett, J. Settles J Williams S. Johnson, W, Prins. Row two: J. Nack, B. Friedland, J. Johnson, P. Hall, G, Nowry S Yasukoc I K. Rowell, D. Galindo, J. Toyias, J, Holtz. ' X - v J f Vw X- iss-s sw iw. Q-sf' .' YMQ.,-5.55 4.4.3.2 xiii? W: f-2 f::.igAf..i 'fs .. H . V Jim Schroeder, Cougar Knight, and Penny Hall, Alpha, are rep- resentative ot the many other elected judicial officers who gave their time tor law enforcement. Knights Outstanding students . . . brilliant blue sweaters . . . ponsoring swingin' sock-hop . . . keeping ticket books . . . s watch over lunch lines and out-of-bounds areas . . . closely enforcing our school regulations. Row one, left lo right: B. Hodge, J. Crenshaw, D. Agatep, L Meek, J. Kendall, L. Lovel, S. Cabrera, D. Bennett. Raw two: M. Powell, J. Schroeder, D. Wade, D. Galindo, M. Williams, S. Thurlow, K. Heman, D. Witt, R. Green, A. Hollis. Georgia Kent Linda Sugg Judy Settles l 'X -32:2 . ' Sparkling Nikki Nord Head Cheerleader Drone Gallndo 'HH Gwen Nowry Kathy Rowell Spirit Shirley Ycisukochi Head Songleader -,iw Mitre B x Judy Nay Edith Kofschorek Leticia Vilches Susie Woods Barbara Masters Inspired enthusiasm ,KKK X. N 2 Q4 r Q, 2:51 ' I . ,. gqif 1' ' ,iii Featured this year with the gold and white marching Cougar Band, were Karen Barth, drum maiorette, and April Tatro, acrobatic specialty. .Qu ,,M.,,,, Members of the Traffic Safety Council look busy as they check student cars. The Council also conducts the Annual Auto Show. Keep up the good work! Helping to instill the responsibility that driving requires, Traffic Safety Council members were: First row, left to right: Leticia Vilches, Nikki Nord, Mary Ann Knight, Joyce Olds, Welda Johnson. Second row: Jack Crenshaw, Roger Dumlao, Dave Toler, Larry Norman, Dick Bartlett, and Jerry Kendell. Serving Others The enthusiastic Boys' League officers: Secretary-Treasurer Jim Redington, Vice President Rich Green, and President Don Wade, spent the year making the new Freshmen boys feel at home and generally promoting school spirit. Our Girls' League Officers, President Sidney Baker, Vice President' Vicki Greenough, Secretary Sherry Ensley, Senior Representative Bonnie Friedland, Junior Representative Judy Nay, and Sophomore Representative Saney Beisner worked together on activities for girls. The Big Sister-Little Sister Tea and the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance were two of the highlights of their year. -Rs. MM' .pm W A- of 4-.ff K, i i f u Fa. C if ,f ,ff , .,,..,., W, Ni, ig,7 4 SEQ BARi!2A MORRIS LE A MARTIN Our ever smiling Senior Class President, Darrel Witt, recalls the many activities he so capably carried out. Seniors We are Peppy! We are nifty! We're the class of 1960 . . . high school days are over . . . graduation nears . . . a new way of life begins . . . the future lies ahead . . . college or career? . . . goals accomplished . . . prob- lems to be met . . . cherished friendships . . . fond memories . . . senior sweaters . . . grad- uation announcments . . . senior party . . . leav- ing behind four golden years of experiences at E.U.H.S. V- Aj f JJ LJ A V X 1 x i V . X f ,. ' LX X xi AVLIV F ' ' L . i 7 Q L to sf 1 i v W ' 9 ,, N P ii l i ,, Rd' L X . 4 '- lb- , C 4 J' fx! u f -X ,X xv 'wi 1 lk' A . i 4 fs f 1 ' '- , i fb xxx vu p lv ' f-X f '-.Xxx , If 1 if X ROBIN ADAMS RHEA ANN AKlN MICHELE ALLEN MYRON ALLEN LIZZIE ALTO Flag Twirler 3-4 . . . C.S.F. l-4 G.A.A. Pres. 'l . . . Flag Twirler German Club 4 . . . Y-Teens Jr. Red Cross 3 . . . Boys' F.H.A. 'l-4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Cadet Teaching 4 . . . 2 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . F.H.A. 3-4 . . . Drama Club 3 . . . League. . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Class As- Mixed Chorus I-4 . . . Teen V. Pres. 3 . . . Y-Teens 2. Pep Club 2 . . . Girls' League. sembly 2 . . Girls' league. Tones 4. 'ak-me 'v--.1 'Kwan- knwif ' 2 .. ,gi A I I QWXF' DARREL ANDERSON JOE ANDERSON RUTH ANN ANDERSON Football 3-4 . . . Baseball 2-4 Swimming 2-3 . . . Letterman's Pep Club 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Basket- Club 2-4 . . . Boys' League. . . . Future Teachers 3 . . . ball 'I-2 . . . Letterman's Club F.H.A. l-2 . . . Girls' Glee 'l. I-4. KAREN ARP LAURA ELIZABETH AVERY DENNIS GEORGE BAHEN Y-Teens I-3 . . . Pep Club 2-3 Y-Teens 2-4, Treas. 3, Publicity Track I-4 . . . F,F,A. I-4, V. . . . Art Club 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y Chairman 4 . . . F.H.A. 2-3 Pres. 4 . . . State Farmer 3 4 . . . C.S.F. I-2. . . . Girls' League. . . . Key Club 3-4 . . . Student Congress I-2-4. PATTY BAKER SIDNEY BAKER JANET BANION Student Congress 2-3 . . . Y- Girls' League Pres. 4 . . . Cabi- Y-Teens I-4 . . . G.A.A. I-4 Teens 'I-4 . . . G.A.A. I-4 . . . net 3, Commissioner of Pub. . . . Student Congress I-2 . . . Pep Club 3-4 . . . Drama Club . . . C.S.F. 'I-3 . . . Alphas 3-4 Pep Club 2-4 . . . Jr. Red l 4. . . Soph. Class V. Pres. Cross 3. -..T RUDY ARAMBULA Mixed Chorus I . . . Photog- raphy Club 2 . . . Boys' League I-4. JANEY BAKER Flag Twirler 3-4, Capt. 4 , . . Y-Teens 3-4, Sec. 4 . . . Student Congress 4 . . . C.S.F. l-4 . . . G.A.A. I-4. MELVEENE BARNS FRANK ARMBRUST Math Club 3-4, Sec. 4 . . . 3 . . . Traffic Jr. Red Cross Safety 4 . . . Boys' League. GAROLD T. BAKER Mixed Chorus 2-4, Mang. 4 . . . Boys' League. KAREN KAY BARTH F.H.A. I . . . Girls' League Band Maiorette 2-4 . . . Y- . , . Whitesboro C.H.S .... Teens 'I-4 . . . C.S.F. I-3 . . . New York. Band 'I-4 . , . Class Assembly 'l-2. on We Vice President Dave Roldness effi- ciently carried out his duties in his well-known, friendly, and easy going manner. Congratulations! DICK BARTLETT PENNY BASSETT JEANNE BECKTON SHARON BELL LINDA JOANNE BENSON Commissioner of Traffic Safety Girls' League. Y-TEENS I-2 . . . Jr. Red Cross Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Pres. 4 . . . C.S.F. Drama Club 4 . . . Future 4 . . . A.S.B. Cabinet 4 . . . 2-3. . . F.H.A. I-2-3 .. .Mixed I-2 . . . G.A.A. 'l . . . Girls' Teachers 4 . . . Gavel Club 4 Pep Club 3-4 . . . Track 3 . . . Chorus I . . . Girls' League. League. . . . Pep Club 4 . . . COGCIICIIG Convention Delegate 3. Valley U-H-5- ANNE BERGER DALE BERGLUND BECKY BIRD EILERT BJORGE ROSA M. BLANDFORD Y-Teens 3 . . . Pep Club 4 Track 2 . . . Cross Country 2 Student Congress I-2 . . . Y- Wrestling 3 . . . German Club Pep Club I-2-4 . . . Cadet . . . F.H.A. I-2 . . . Future . . .Math Club 3-4 . . . Span- Teens I-4 . . . Pep Club 2-4 3-4 . . . Boys' League. Teacher 4 . . . Student Con- Nurses 4 . . . Girls' League. ish Club I-2 . . . Boys' League. . . . F.H.A. 3 . . . G,A.A. 'I-2. 9l'e55 I - - - Band I - - Math Club 4. . Q-vv www . .. 1 .. ,ff F . Ye, . 1- - -'gi -' E Q fi 5 ,AX FQ: J I .I I I Qtr 'msd' 40 'Q'f 'l' 'lf- JOHN M. BLODGETT SUSAN BOGUE DIANNE BOLSTER KEITH BOUET DONA M. BOZARTH C.S.F. 2 . . . Radio Club 1-4 Student Congress 4 . . . Y- Pep Club 4 . . . Y-Teens 2-4 Class Assembly 1 . . . Art Club Student Congress 13 Class . . . Boys' League. Teens 3-4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Future Teachers 3 . . . . . . Boys' League. Assembly 1-2 Jr Red Cross . . . G.A.A. 1-2 . . . Future Future Nurses 4 . . . Mixed 1-3 . . . Photography Club 3 Teachers 3. Chorus 3. . . . Y-Teens 14 DIANA BRADY JAN BRAISTED VIVIAN BREWER ALICE BRIENO BEVERLY ANN BRINKER Future Nurses' Club 1 . . . Jr. Red Cross 1-4 . . . Pep Y-Teens 3-4 , . . G.A.A. 1-4 Girls' League. Pep Club 1 German Club Girls' League . . . Central High, Club 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 1-4 . . . F.H.A. 2 . . . Girls' League. 3-4 . . . C.S F I e Bay City, Mich .... Washing- . . . Band 1 . . . Narth High, Member. , . Future Teachers 3 ton High, Ind. Colo. W Q 'I 5' if W7 34 -4 fpff f A I Lacy!! -if if ff iQ, X r ' ' f , ' C' jf 116460 f I HQ gud! -if -1 1 I X 1 ! F NANCY BRISCOE BILL H. BROTHERS BETTY BROWN JOANNE YVONNE BROWN TED BROWN C.S.F. 3-4 . . . Cadet Teacher Wrestling 2 . . . Boys' League. G,A.A. I . . . Art Club 4 . . . Future Nurses 2-3, Sec. 3 . . . Boys' League 4 . . . Gong Staff 4, V. Pres. . . . G.A,A. 1-3 . . . Class Assembly 4. fwrfif-,, ,' 'lr' -:-- ,. . -I V Girls' League. Y f Y f . . . A Pep Club I-2-4 . . . C.S.F. 1 G.A.A. 1-2 . . . Cougar Staff 2-4. WAYNE BROWNING A . Parlimentary Procedure 2 3 . Traffic Safe- Rfle Club . . . Boys' NANCY E. BRYANT Pep Club T-3 . . . Y-Teens 2 3 . . . Future Teachers l Drama Club 4 . . . Arcadia High School. A S B Secretary . . Homecom- :ng Queen . Cheerleader, J V Varsity . Alpha 3-4 D A R Good Citizenship DAVID C. CABRERA C.S.F. l-2 . . . Student Con gress 'l-2 . . . German Club 3 ...Chess Club 2... Boys League. JOANN CAMPBELL German Club 3-4 . . . Future Teachers 1-2 . . . C.S.F. BONNIE CARD PEP Club 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 F.H.A. 2-4, Sec. 4 . . . Trl HI Y 'I-3 . . . Girls' League. KENNETH K CARLSON Swimming l Track l . . . . Garden City, JUDY CHALMERS Future Homemakers 2-3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Lakeview School. JEROME L CHAPIN ' JV Football Mgr. 2 . . . Bask- etball JV Track . . . Math League. GLORIA CHRISTENSEN Cougar Stuff 2-4 Q . . Quill and Scroll 2 . . . Future Nurses 1-3-4 . . . Y-Teens 'I-2 G.A.A. I-3. JACKIE CHRISTIAN Mixed Chorus I-4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . F.H.A. 4 . . . Girls' League. MARY CISNEROS Mixed Chorus I-4 . . . F.H.A. I-2-4 , . . Girls' league. JIM CLANTON Chess Club 2-3, Pres. 3 . . . Student Congress I-3 . . . Jr. Play . . . Football I-4 . . . Letterman's Club. FRED CLARK C.S.F. 2 . . . Gong Staff 3-4 ...Band4...PepBand4 . . Dance Band Club 4. SHIRLEY CLAYTON G.A.A. 2-4, Mgr. 4 . . . Band 2-4 . . . Dance Band Club 4 . . . Gavel Club 4 . . . C.S.F. 4. DENNIS E. COCHRAN Varsity Football 3-4 . . . Varsity Wrestling 3 . . . Jr. Play . . . Varsity Track 3 . . . Fort Col- lins High. DAVID COLEMAN Audio Visual 2 . . . Photog- raphy 4 . . . Chorus 3-4 . . . Jr. Red Cross 3 . . . J.V. Ten- nis 2. GERALD CORTHELL Photography Club 4 . . . Chess Club 2-4 . . . Class Assembly 2 . . . Audio Visual 2 . . . Oceanside High. JO ELLEN CORZINE Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . G.A.A. 3-4 . . . Girls' League. PETER JAMES COSCARART Hi-Y 4 . . . Pep Club 3-4 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Student Congress 4 . . . St. Augustine. IVAN CRAIG C.S.F. 2-3 . . . Science Fair 2-3 . . . Golf 3-4 . . . Science I-4 . . . Sen. 2 . . . Chess Club 2-3. DENNIS CROUCH Boys' League. EUGENE WAYNE CROWDER F.F.A .... Boys' League . . . Chula Vist! High. BARBARA G. CRUTCHER Future Nurses 2-4, Hist. 4 . . . M'xed Chorus I-4 , . . Girls' League. EDDIE CRUZ C.S.F. 3-4 . . . Football I-4 . . . Letterman's Club 'I-4 . . . Spanish Club V.P. 3-4. 43 GLORIA CRUZ F.H.A .... Future Nurses 4 . . . Girls' League. MELODY DALY Mixed Chorus I-4 . . . Jr. Play . . . Class Assembly . . . Drama Club 2-3 . . . Flag Twirler 3. KENNETH DEMATTEIS Tenns I-4, Capt, I . . . Pho- tography 4, Pres. 4 . . . Class Assembly I-2 . . . Basketball I-2 . . . Chess Club 3. DAVE DeMERS Hi-Y4...PepClub4... Football I . . . Boys' League, Sherry Ensley and Margie Hagota take a break to talk over their duties as Senior Class Secretary and Treasurer. Well Done! JIM DAVIS Football I-4 . . . Key Club 2-4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Letterman's Club I-4 . . . 'I-3-4 . . . Spanish Club I . . . Pep Club 3-4 . . . Student Con- Girls' League. gress 3. LORRAINE DAWES LARRY DENNIS Student Congress 2 . . . Foot- F.H.A. 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . ball I . . . Track I . . . Jr. G.A.A. 4 . . . William Howard Red Cross 3 . . . Mixed Chorus Taft, Chicago, III. 3. DEANNA DERBIN RAY DeLAUTRE Chess Club 2 . . . Boys' League GEORGE DEVOID Boys' League. I -I 1- ,J E1 .ff- nfl 'ff' wif M--rw' WW: WG SUSAN DEWAR DELORES DEWOODY BILL DOWLER GLENN A. DUNCAN JIM DUNN C.S.F. I-4, Life Member . . . Cougar Staff 4 . . . Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus . . . Boys' League Cougar Staff 4 . . . Letterman's F.F.A. I-4, Treas. 3 . . . Track German Club 3-4, Sec. 4 . . . 4 . . . Girls' League . . . Po- . . . Milwaukie High, Milwau- Club I-4 . . . Cross Country 4 I-4 . . . Letterman's Club 'I-4 Gong Staff 4 . . . Student mona High. Irie, Ore. . . . Basketball 2 . . . Quill . . . Boys' League. Congress I . . . G.A.A. I-2. and Scroll 4, V. Pres. 4. LINDA RUTH DYER NANCY EASON JACK EASTMAN KATHIE EITEL GARY ELDRIDGE Flag Twirler 4 . . . Band I Mixed Chorus 2-4 . . . F.H.A. Student Congress 3 . . . Foot- Girls' Glee I .. . Mixed Chorus Pep Club . . . Hi-Y Club . . . . . . Jr. Red Cross 3 . . . G.A.A. 2-4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Y-Teens ball I-2 . . . F.A.A. I-4 . . . 2-4 . . . Girls' League. Football I-3 . . . Boys' League I-3 . . . Y-Teens 'I-4, 2-3 . . . Pep Club I-2. Boys' League. . . . Oceanside High. JUDY LOUISE ELLIS GERRY LEE ENSLEY SHERRY ENSLEY LINDA ETEM NORMA GEORGINA ETGES C.S.F. 3 . . . Y-Teens 3-4 . . . C.S.F. I-4, Life Member . . . Junior Princess . . . Senior Student Finance Officer 4 . . . Future Nurses I-2-4 . . . Y- G.A.A. I . . . Spanish Club 'I Baseball 3 . . . Math Club 3 Class Secretary . . . C.S.F. I-4 C.S.F. I . . . Future Teachers Teens I-3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Girls' League. . . . Science Club . . . River- . . . Y-Teens 2-4 . . . Girls' 2 . . . Drama Club 4 . . . . . . Mixed Chorus 2 . . . side Polytechnic H,S. League Treas. 4. Spanish Club I. F.H.A. 3. 'yn 3140 .' 1 , 44 'Z -WX J 45 TED FAUCHER C.S.F. 'I-4, Life Member . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Letter- man's Club 3 . . . German Club 3 . . . Boys' League. GILBERT LEE FISHER Boys' League. ANNETTE FREITAG Future Homemakers 2-4 . . . Y-Teens I . . . Mixed Chorus 2-4 . . . German Club 3. 4-6 X 'QW RiCK FELDT Student Congress 4 . . . Math Club 4 . . . Pep Club . . . Western High, Anaheim, Calif. JACK FISCHER Chess Club 3 . . . Rifle Club 2 . . . Boys' League. SHARON FOWLER Student Congress 3 . . . Jr. Red Cross 3 . . . Cougar Staff 3-4 . . . G,A.A, I-3 . . . Gavel Club 4. W, s Shi '5l '? Re 'W 'lib-wg' m.,,.,4W PATRICIA FERGUSON Chorus . . . Girls' League , . . Litchfield High, Litchfield, Neb. KATHLEEN M. FLEMING Pep Club I-4 . . . Cougar Staff 2-3 . . . Quill and Scroll 2-3 . Spanish Club I-2 . . . Y-Teens I-4. BONNIE FRIEDLAND C.S,F. I-4, Life Member . . . Alphus 4 . . . Gong Staff 3 . . . Flag Twirler 3-4, Co-Capt. 4 . . , Girls' League Sr. Rep. PATRICIA FIALA CINDY FISHER Class Assembly 3 , . . Drama Class Assembly I . . . Student Club 4 . . . Future Teachers 3 Congress I . . . Jr. Red Cross . . . Quill and Scroll 2 . , . Y- 3 . . . Y-Teens I-3 . . . Pep Teens I-3. Club I-3. ELOISE FLOOD DAN FORILL Y-Teens I-4 . . . Band 2-4 . . . Football, Varsity 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club I . . . Girls' League. League . . . Winlock High, Winlock, Washington. DAVID GALINDO RON GALLANT A.S.B Treasurer 4 . . . Cougar Boys' League . . . St. Augustine. Knight 4 . . . Key Club 3--1 . . . Cougar Staff 3-4 . . Baseball I-4. ,AA,A. . if ,.q-f ---. . . . S. K K 1 Xia Q W sv 1. Wx W 'sf xg ..-. w 2, ,:.,, DENNIS M. GALT CORA GARLAND LEIGH GARNSEY PATTY GARRISON SHELDON GATES Photography Club 3-4 . Future Teachers 2-3 . . . Cadet Swimming 2-4 . . . Letterman's C.S.F. I-4, Life Member . . . Dance Band Club 4 . . . Pep Photography Contest 3-4 . . Teaching 4 . . . C.S.F. I-3 Club 2-4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Future Nurses 4, V. Pres. 4 Band 4 . . . Boys' League. Boys' League. . . . Girls' League. Radio Club 2 . . . Class As- . . . Y-Teens I-3 . . . GAA. sembly I-3. 'I-4 . . . Spanish Club I-2. BEVERLY GENOVESE DARLENE GEORGE BOB GERTSCH GLENNIS GIBBS NANCY GIBSON F.H.A. 4 . . . Y-Teens I . . . F.H.A. I-4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Band I-2 . . . Cadet Corps 2-4 Y-Teens 3 . . . Spanish Club C.S.F. I-4, Pres. 4, Life Mem- Mixed Chorus 3 . . . Pep Club Tri-I-Ii-Y 4 , . . Girls' League. . . . Rifle Club 2 . . . Mixed 3 . . . Future Teachers 3 . . . ber . . . Y-Teens, Treas. 4 . . . 4 . . . G.A.A. I. Chorus 3 . . . Vista High Jr. Red Cross 4 . . . Girls' Class Assembly I-2-4 . . . Gong School. League. Staff 3-4, Asst. Ed. 4 . . . Student Congress 4. JESS F. GILBERT SHERRY GILSTRAP BEVERLY J. TURNOR, GOIN JULIA GOODBODY JOHN GOUGH Cadet Corps 2-4 . . . Class Mixed Chorus 3 . . Girls' F.H.A. 4 . . . Future Nurses 2 G.A.A. I-2 . . . Mixed Chorus Baseball 2 . . . Boys' League. Assembly I . . . Boys' League. League. . . . Girls' Glee 3 . . . Pep 3-4 . . . German Club 3-4 . . . Club 4 . . . Girls' League. Cadet Teaching 4 . . . Acad- emy of Little Flower. -dx? RX 'wg yer ,... .Q STEWART GRAHAM Boys' League. WARREN GRIMES Radio Club l-2 . . . Cadet Corps 2 . . . Boys' League . . . Lincoln High. JUDY ANN GREEN Girls' Glee l . . . Tri-Hi-Y l . , . Y-Teens 2-4 . . . Pep Club 3-4 . . , G.A.A. l-2. DARLENE GULBRANSEN F.H.A. 4 . . . Girls' League . . . Denfeld High, Duluth, Minn, DEE ANNA HALDERMAN GEORGE HALEY PENNY HALL Y-Teens 2-4 . . . G.A.A. I-4 Science Fair l-2-4 . . . Chess Future Nurses 24 Pres 4 . . . Pep Club I-4 . . . Student Club 2-3 . . . Gavel Club 4, A Alphas 3 4 Congress 2 . . . Gong Staff 4. Treczs .... Varsity Football C F l 4 Life Mem er Mgr ,... Wrestling 2-3-4. Gong Staff 4 -L... JIM HAMPSON CONYA LYNNE HARLEY Audio Visual 3-4 . . . Chess Future Nurses Club . . . Junior Club 3 . . . Photography 4 Red Cross . . . Mt. Vernon, . . . Boys' League. Virginia . . . Groveton, Virginia . . . Albany, Georgia. VIRGINIA HELM KENNY HEMANN F.H.A. I-4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y I . . . Cougar Knights 3-4 . . . Key Girls' Glee I . . . M'xed Chorus Club Pres. 4 . . . F.F,A. Rep, 4 . . . Girls' League. . . . Agriculture Award . . . Bank of America Award. LAVERNA HODSON ART HOLLIS Future Nurses 4 . . . G.A.A. Cougar Knight 3-4, Pres. 4 I-2 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . F.H.A. . . . Student Congress 4 2 . . Pep Club. Hi-Y 4 . . . Cross Country 3-4 . . . Letterman's Club 2-4. KATI-IRYN LOUISE HAWI. EY Class Trecs. 2 . . . Y-Teens I-4 . . . Homecoming Princess 2 . . . Cheerleader 2-3 . . . Gong Staff 4. DOUGLAS W. HIETT Boys' League. EDGAR HOWELL Band I-2 . . . German Club 3-1 , . . Boys' League. TOM HELMS Hi-Y Pres. 4 . . . Student Con- gress 2-4 . . . Class Assembly I-3 . . . Football 2-4 . . . Traffic Safety 2. HAROLD HECK Boys' League. WILLIAM HOADLEY SHARON HINMAN Mixed Chorus 2-4 . . . F.H.A. Golf 3 . . . Photography Club 2-4 . . . G.A.A. I-2 . . . Girls' 4 . . . Boys' League. League. BARBARA SUZANNE MIKE HURST HUNTER Key Club 3-4 . . . Class Assem- F.H.A. 2-4, Hist. 3 . . . Y-Teens bly I . . . Pep Club 4 . . . I-3 . . . Girls' League. Boys' league. I I . ,I X 'R KAREN IRONSIDE Future Nurses l 2 . . . Y-Teens Jr ed Cross 4 . . . FLOYD IVERS Hi-Y Club 4 . . . Traffic Safety 2 . . . Basketball 'l . . . Track l . . . Boys' League. CLARK MICHAEL JOHNSON F German Club, Pres Swimming 2 Student Congress l-2 . . . 2-4. JOYCE JOHNSON Gong Staff 3-4, Editor-in-Chief 4 . . . C.S.F. 1-4, Life Member . . . Alphas 3-4 . . . Student Congress l-3 . . . German Club 3-4, Sec. 4. Football 24 . Baseball l--3 Assembly l . . . Letter- . Pep Club 4. BOB JONES Class Assembly 3 . . . Cougar Staff . . . Photography Contest . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Drama Club. KEITH KAMMERMAN Football 3 Hi-Y Club 4 Basketball 4 . . . Baseball Letterman's Club 3. DON KEELE C.S.F, 3-4 . . . Science Club . . . Boys' League. ROBERTA WARRENE KERR CSF 12 F.H.A. l-3 Spanish Club l . . . Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club 4. RUSSELL KITTINGER Chess Club 3 . . . Radio Club 4 . . . Swimming 4 . . . Boys' League. EDITH KOTSCHOREK Songleader 4 . , Pep Club GAA 2 Class Assem- bly 24 Student Congress KATHY KROGH Flag Twirler 4 . . YTeens l V.P .... Conventlon Delegate 4 . . . Student Councll I Girls' League. Y Teens l 3 4 . Cadet Teach- mg 4 Math Club 3 . . . G A 'l Class Assembly DENYS F. LAWSON Rifle Club . . . Auduo Vnsual Club . . . Photography Club . . . Boys' League. A 1 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Hist. Pep Club 4 . . .Girls' JAN LEONARD Cougar Staff 4 . Scroll 4, Treas. . . . . . Pep Club 4 Park High. Band 2 Raduo Club 2 . . JOE LIEVANOS Basketball l-3 . . . . . Boys' League GEORGE A LOTTRITZ F Boys' State 3 Baseball 2 4 . . . Letter- . . Math Club CORA LOZANO Mixed Chorus 2-4 Teachers 2-3 . . . . . Future Nurses 4 Gzrls League. MARGURITE LOZANO TERESA LUNA DAVID LUND Future Teachers 2-3 . . . Span- G.A.A. I . . . F.H.A, 2 . . Hi-Y Club 4 . . . Pep Club 4 ish Club 4 . . . Girls' League. Girls' League. . . . Letterman's Club 2-4 . . . Tennis I-3 . . . Basketball 2. PHIL LYNCH MARSHA DARLENE MAJOR PAUL MARKEN Band I-2 . . . Boys' League. C.S.F. I-2 . . . Cougar Staff Football 3 . . . Jr. Play . . . 2-3 . . . Lookout Editor 4 , . . Pep Club 3-4 . . . Chess Club Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Quill and 2, Sec. 2 . . . Jr. Red Cross 3. Scroll 2-4. JANE TERESA MAYFIELD DAVE MAYOTTE MANUEL MAZON Y-Teens I-4 . . . Pep Club 2-4 Cadet Corp 3-4 . . . Football Football I-4 . . . Track I-2-4 . . . Spanish Club I-2 . . . I . . . Boys' League. . . . Basketball 2 . . . Key Student Congress I . . . Girls' Club 2 . . . Letterman's Club League. I-4. NATHANIEL MERRIMAN PATRICIAN ANN LYNCH LYNCH Songleader 3 . . . Jr. Play 3 Gong Staff 3-4 . , . C.S.F. 2-3 . . . Drama Club 3-4, Sec. 4 . . . Class Assembly 'I-2 . . . . . . Y-Teens I-4 . . . Student Photography Club 2 . . . Sci- Congress I-2. ence Club 2-4. LELA MARTIN BILL MARVIN C.S.F. I-4, Life Member . . . Jr. Play . . . Audio-Visual 2-4 Tri-Hi-Y 'I-3 . . . Gong Staff . . . Drama Club 2-4 . . . Omro 4 . . . Cadet Teaching 4 . . . High, Wis. Science Fair 2. JERRY McARTHUR Track I . . . Wrestling I . . . Student Congress 3 . . . G.A.A. Jr. Homecoming Prince . . . I-2 . . . Y-Teens 4 . . . Acad- Hi-Y 4 . . . Pep Club I-4. emy of the Little Flower. CAROL MCCARTHY Z Qr.-i5fK'?E J ,QV 52 DON McCLURE DONNA LOU ISE Convention Delegate 2-3 . . . McFARLAND Football I-4 . . . Wrestling I-4 Photography Club 2 . . . Fu- . . . Chess Club 2-3 . . . Letter- ture Teachers 3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 man's Club I-4. CATHERINE JOAN McMULlEN C.S.F. 2-4, Life Member . . . Future Teachers 3 . . . Y-Teens 4 . . . Girls' League . . . Alemany High, San Fernando. DAVID MIRANDA Class Assembly I . . . Band I-2 . . . Pep Band I-2 . . . Boys' League. . . . Cadet Teaching 4 . . Photography Club 2. DENNIS MCMULLEN Wrestling I . . . Hi-Y Club I . . . Traffic Safety I . . . Boys' League . . . Alemany High, San Fernando. DOUG MOGLE Boys' League . . . Yokohama American High School. KENNETH MCGUIRE SANDRA MCMAHAN MONTY MENDENHALL Gong Staff 3 . . Audio Visual Mixed Chorus 3-4 . . . F.H.A. C.S.F. 2 . . . Chess Club 4 2 . . . Photography Club 4 2-3 . . . Girls' Glee 2 . . . Pres. 4 . . . Cross Country 24 . . . Boys' League. Future Teachers 2 . . . Girls' . . . Track 3-4 . . . Lettermans League. Club 3-4. auuxvrm .JUNE l7 MYNA MERCER DOUG Mll.LER FRANCIS E. MILLER F,H.A. 4 . . . Mixed Chorus I-2 Cougar Knight 3-4, Sec. 4 . . . C.S.F. I-2-4 . . . Spanish Club . . . G.A.A. I-2 . . . Girls' Student Congress I-2 . . . Base- I, V. Pres, l . . . Science Club League. ball I Football I . . . 3 . . . Photography Club 3 Hi-Y 4. Class Assembly I-2. PAT MOORE BILL MOORES JANE ANN MOREL Future Nurses I-2 . . . Speech Swimming I-2, Capt, 2 . . . G.A.A. I-4 . . . Y-Teens 3 Club 3 . . . Art Club 3-4, V. Pres. 3 . . . Rancho Alamitos , . . Garden Grove, Calif. Photography Club 3-4 . . . Let- Mixed Chorus 2-4 . . . Girls terman's Club 2-4 . . . Boys' League. League. 'M-M.. 2 BARBARA MORRIS Tri-Hi-Y 'I-3 . . . Future Teach- ers 3 . . . Cadet Teaching 4 . . . Gong Staff 4 . . . Girls' League. RICHARD NAGTALON Football 4 . . . Swimming 3-4 . . . Track I-3 . . . LeIIerman's Club 2-4 . . . Boys' League. NIKKI ANN NORD Cheerleader J.V., Varsity . . . Cougar Staff 3-4, Editor-in-Chief 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 3-4, Pres. 4 . . . Jr. Play . . . C.S.F. 3-4. 54 ALINE MORROW LINDA MOSBY MARY MULLINS Y-Teens 3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Mixed Chorus I-2 . . . Y-Teens Pep Club 2 . . . Jr. Red Cross Pep Club 4 . . . Girls' League. 3-4 . . . G.A.A. I-4 . . . Girls' I . . . Girls' League. League . . . Princess Anne H.S., Virg, LINDA NAY MARJORIE NETZKE EARL NEUDECKER Student Congress 'l-3 . . . Pep Club I-4 . . . Y-Teens Football 4 . . . Band I-4 . . . Cougar Staff 2-4 . . . Quill 'I-3-4 . . . G.A.A, I-3 . . . Boys' League. and Scroll 2-4 . . . Future Cougar Staff 4 . . . Class Teachers I-4 . . , Y-Teens I-4. Assembly I-4. DIXIE LYNN NORMAN LARRY E. NORMAN IAMES O'DONNELL Future Teachers I-3, Pres. 3 A.S.B. President 4 . . . A.S.B. C.S.F. I-4 . . . Chess Club 2 . . . Drama Club 3-4, Treas. 4 Vice President 3 . . . Frosh Spanish Club I . . . Boys' . . . Quill and Scroll 2 . , . President . . . Cougar Knight League. Class Assembly 3 . . . Pep 3-4 ...Homecoming King. Club I-4. JEAN MARIE NACK A.S.B. Secretary 3 . . . Com- missioner of Social Affairs 4 . . . Alpha 3-4 . . . Frosh Class Sec., Treas .... Traffic Safety 2-4. JIM NIELSEN Cadet Corps 3 . . Boys' League. KAY MAUREEN OLIVER C.S.F. I-2 . . . Future Nurses I-4, Sec. 4 . . . Flag Twirlers 2-3 . . . Mixed Chorus I-4 . . . Jr. Play, RICHARD OLIVER JAN OVERLY BILL PAINTER LARRY PAXTON CEEANN PEARSON Football 2 . . . Wrestling 2 Pep Club 2-4, Pres. 4 . . . Letterman's Club I-4 . . . Hi-Y Swimming I-2 . . . Letterman's G.A.A. 2-4 . . . Y-Teens 2-4 . . . Boys' League . . . Ft. Col- Drama Club 3 . . . Art Contest 4, Chaplain 4 . . . Baseball Club I-4 . . . Audio Visual 2 . . . Pep Club 2-4 . . . Gong lins High, Ft. Collins, Colo. Winner 3 . . . Gong Staff 4 2-4 . . . Basketball I . . . . . . Chess Club . . . Boys' Staff 4 . . . Mixed Chorus l. . . . Student Congress 3-4. Class Assembly I. League. MICHELE PERKINS C.S.F. 2-3 . . . Quill and Scroll 2-4 . . . Cougar Staff 2-4 . . . Y-Teens I-3 . . . Class Assem- bly 3. MARGE POLZER F.H.A. 3-4 . . . Photography 3...Pep Club4...Mixed Chorus 2-4 . . Girls' League. GLORIA PICENO JOAN PICO MYNNI POLLARD F.H.A. 3-4 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Art Contest Winner 3 . Y-Teens 2 , . . Jr. Red Cross G.A.A. l-4 . . . Girls' League F.H.A. 2 . . . G,A.A. l . . 4 . . . F.H.A. l . . . Girls' . . . Valley High, Girls' League, League. MARGO POWELL MICKEY POWELL SHERRY G. PRESCHERN G.A.A. 2-4 . . . Jr. Play . . . Cougar Knights 3-4 . . . Stud- G.A.A. I-4 . . . Pep Club 2-4 Science Fair 3 . . . Pep Club ent Congress I-2 . . . Baseball . . . Cadet Teaching 4 . . . 4 . . . Y-Teens 4. 2-4 . . . Basketball I-4 . . . Drama Club 2-4, Pres. 4 . . Band I-2. Jr. Red Cross 2. -P7 JANE PRINS WlLMA PRINS BENSON D PRITCHETT DONALD B PROUGH KATHY RAWLINGS C.S.F. l-3 . . . Tri HI Y Alpha 'R 4 F Cla s Assembly d Cross Pres P p Club 3 4 Cadet Tea h . . . Girls' League. HI Y 2 4 Sec Cade! Arl Club 4 Boys G vel Club 4 Pres 4 mg 4 GAA 3 r LIN RECHNITZER Cadel Corps 2-4 . . 2 . . . Boys' League CECILIA REVILLA Y-Teens . . . Pep C Girls' League . . Banning Future Teachers 23 Club 3 YTeens 23 ns Club Boys Washlngfon High Agora High School. Spanish Club l Mxed G A l HI Y League Guam WMV 9571, ,4 CAROLIN E RICHARD Future Teachers I-4 , . . Y- Teens 3-4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . Cadet Teaching 4 . . . Future Nurses I, MIKE RIFFLE Photography Club 3 . . . Pho- tography Contest 3 . . . Rifle Club . . . Boys' League. RACHEL RIOS Y-Teens . , . Mixed Chorus . . . F.H.A .... Excelsior High School. JERRY RODGERS Swimming I . . . Football I . . . Basketball 2 . . . Letter- man's Club . . . Boys' League. BERT ROGERS Student Congress 4 . . . Boys' League. DAVID ROLDNESS Senior Class V. Pres .... Jr. Play . . . Football 3-4 . . . Tennis 2-4 . . . Class Treasurer I. BILL ROOT Boys' League . . . Everett High School, Everett, Washington. BETTY ROSS G.A.A. 4 . . . F.H.A. 2 . . . Red Cross I . . . Girls' League. DANNY ROTH Spanish Club 2-3 . . Track 2-3 . . . Cross Country 2-3 . . . Photography Club 4 . . . Class Assembly 3. JILL RUMBAUGH Y-Teens I-3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Art Contest Winner 3 . . Girls' League. LAVADA RUMMEL Alphas 3-4, Sec. 3 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . Y-Teens I-3, Pres. I . . . Jr. Play . . . Fu- ture Nurses I-4, Treas. 4. GEORGE A. RUMORE Science Fair 2-3 . . . German Club 3-4, Treas. 4 . . . Cadet Corps 3-4 . . . Science Club 2-3, V. Pres. 3 . . . Wrestling 2. LINDA RUSSELL Y-Teens 3 . . . G.A.A. I 3 . . . Spanish Club Future Nurses 2 . . . . . . Girls' League. SHEILA RYAN Y-Teens I . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Girls' League . . . Lyn- wood High School. ROBERT BUDDY SABIN Hi-Y . . . Football I-3 . . . Baseball I-2 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Letterman's Club I-4. 57 fx R' NWS SARAH SANDEFER CAROL SCHILLING F.H.A. I-4 . . . Band I . . . Drama Club 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 G.A.A. 4 . . . Girls' League. . . . San Diego High . . . BOBBY SENTER Agriculture I -4 League. BILL SIMMS Hi-Y 4 . . . Boys' Sweetwater High. 58 Crawford High. RUDY SERRANO Boy's Key Club 2-3-4 . . . Letter- man's Club I-4 . . . Football 4 . . . Track 4 , . . Basketball I. NAOMI SINCLAIR League . . . Future Teachers 4 . . . Cadet Teacher 4 . . . Girls' League . . . Portland Christian High. -an-3 'K' FREDERICK SCHMIDT C.S.F. 2-3-4 . . . Science Club 3-4, Pres. 4 . . . Rifle Club 2 . . . Football 3-4 . . . Letter- man's Club 2-3-4. JIM SHAFFER Science Fair 3 . . . Football 3-4 C.S.F. I-2 Club 2-4. ...Trackl-3... . . . Letterman's ARDEN SMITH Rifle Club . . . . . Jr. Red Cross I . . . Boys' League. . Cadet 2-3-4 I-m.,-ff Wx, 1' i 'sw Q JIM SCHROEDER Commissioner of Publicity . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Junior Class President . . . Freshman Class Vice President . . . Cougar Knights 3-4. DIANE SHARP F.H.A. 3-4, Treas. 3 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Spanish Club I . . . Y-Teens I . . . San Die- guifo High. JERRY D. SMITH Math Club 4 . . . Boys' League. DON SEITZ Photography Club 4 . . . Boys' League. BOB SHAW Football 3-4 . . . Letterman's Club 2-3-4 . . . Baseball 2-4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3-4 . TOM SMITH Swimming Team 3-4 . . . Let- terman's Club 3-4 . . . Chess Club 2-3-4 . . . Boys' League . . . Calexiro High. CAROLYN SNAPP eens l4 Pres. 4 . . . Jr. Play 3 Flag Twirler 2-3 Student Congress l-2 . . . KATY SNYDER F.H.A. 3-4 . . . Y-Teens 4 . . . Girls' League. LEONARD SOUTHWORTH Future Farmers 3-4 . . . Boys' League. Cro s Country 2 . . . Swimming Letterman's Club 2-3 Drama Club 4 . . . Class RAY STOCK Football 3-4 . . . F.F.A. 'l-4 . . . Boys' League. BARBARA STURGELL BOB STRAIT Boys' League. . . . Future Jr. Play . . . Cadet Teach- MABEL SUBISH F.H.A. 4 . . . G.A.A. l . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Girls' League. DALE SWINDLE Football l-4 . . . Key Club 3-4 . . . Letterman's Club l-4 . . . Baseball l-2 . . . Boys' League. Girls' League School, Olean, GENEVIEVE JENNY TACTAY F.H.A. 2-4 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . Girls' League . . . Fresno High School. BRIAN TAKAGI Band 'l . . . Boys' . . . Letter- 4 . . . Key 4 . . . Boys' APRIL TATRO Band Acrobat 4 . . . Assembly 'I-4 . . . Student Congress l-2 . . . Mixed Chorus 2 . . . Y- Teens l-3. JOAN THOMAS Band 'l-4, Sec. 4 . I-4...PepClub2... F.H.A. 3-4 . . . Class Assembly l-2. I' . ,S R, .. . sl' s sm? S lil? , 3- W -it ia- n uv my my it J sf i l BARBARA THOMPSON DUANE E. THOMPSON F.H.A. 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 2 Cadet Corps 4 . . . F.H.A. 4 . . . Girls' League. . . . Boys' League. GARY TOBLER JUDY TOYIAS Swimming 3 . . . Chess Club C.S.F. 2-3 . . . Future Teachers 3 . . . Boys' League. l-3-4 . . . Alp'1as 4 . . . Cadet Teacher .... U. N. Dele- gate 3. JOHN DOYLE DAVID VEACH VANDERHEIDEN Student Congress l . . . C.S.F, F,F,A. 'l-4, Pres. 3 . . . Pep 2 . . . Gavel Club 4 . . . Boys' Club . . . Traffic Safety . . . League. Boys' League. 60 TERRY THOMPSON SUE THORNTON Band 2-3-4 . . . Dance Band Y-Teens l-3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y Club 4 . . . Boys' League . . . . . . F.H.A. 3 . . . Class Assem- San Dfego High. bly 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 2-3-4. DIANNE 'DANl TURNER HERMAN RAY TYLER F.H.A. l-4, Sec. 3 . . . Student Wrestling l . . . Band l . . . Congress 3 . . , Fr. Play . . . Class Assembly l . . . Boys' Pep Club 4 . . . Gong Staff 4. League. JOHN VEGA DON VESEY Spanish Club l . . . Chess Band I-4, Asst. Mgr. 4 . Club 2-4 . . . Letterman's Club Chorus l-3 . . . Pep Band T-4 2-3 . . . Swimming Team 2-3 . . . Dance Band T-4. . . . Basketball l. A qvfllilikse . STEVE THURLOW A.S.B. Vice Pres. 4 . . . Cougar Knight 4 . . . Football 2-3-4 . . . Basketball T-4 . . . Boys' Slate 3. JESSIE VALDEZ Girls' League. MARY FRANCES VILLALOBOS Future Nurses 'l-3 . . . Jr. Red Cross 2-3 . . . Spanish Club 2-4, V. Pres. 4 . . . G.A.A. l , . , Mixed Chorus 4. ll WILLIAM VOGT Band I-4, Treas. 4 . . . German Club 3 . . . Dance Band 4 . . . Boys' League l-4. SHERRY LYNN WALL Class Sec. I . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Girls' Glee Pres. 3 . . . Class Assembly I-3 . . . Art Club V. Pres. JOANNE WESTLAKE F.H.A. l , . . Girls' Glee l . . . Girls' League. , -Q: DON WADE Cougar Knight -4 . . . Football 3-4 . . . Track 3-4 . . . Letter- man's Club . . . Boys' League Pres. 4, SUSIE WEARNE Student Congress I-2 . . . Pep Club 3-4, Sec. 4 . . . G.A.A. l-4 . . . Y-Teens l . . . Con- vention Delegate 2. BOB WHEELAND Chess Club 3 . . . Photography Club 4 . . . Boys' League. EARL WAGOR C.S.F. 2 . . . Class Assembly 2...MathCIub3...Sci- ence Club 3-4 . . League. . Boys' BILL WELLS Class Assembly 3 . . . Chess Club3...Hi-YCIub4.,. Football 2-3. SHIRLEY ANN WHITE Y-Teens I-4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Student Congress I . . . C.S.F. l-2 . . . Future Teachers 2. JOHN WAGNER CURTIS WAITE Student Body V. Pres. 3 . . . Swimming 3 . . . Boys' League. Football 3 . . . Basketball I-4 . . . Track 3-4 . . . Fruitland High, Idaho. VIVIAN E. WERT RALPH WESEMULLER Band l-3 . , . Chorus 2 . . . C.S.F. 2-3 . . . German Club Class Assembly l . . . Girls' 3-4 . . . Boys' League. League. SHARON WHITTEN WILLIE WILBURN Jr, Red Cross 3 . . . Future Basketball I-2 . . . Boys' Lea- Nurses I-3-4 . . . Girls' League. gue. GLENDA WILLIAMS Class Assembly 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 3 . . . Y-Teens 2-4 . . . G.A.A. I . . . F.H.A. 2. BERRY WOODS C.S.F. 2-3 . . . Gavel Club Pres. 4 . . . Student Congress I . . . Football 3 . . . Esco-Hi- Lights 4. KAREN M. YEAGER Girls' League. ,iqeil .. -4.-Vv-: 3 21 Q ..... ,sf MICHEAL P. WILLIAMS Boys' League. MIKE WILLIAMS WILLIAM DARREL WITT DORIS WITTMAN Commissioner of Athletics 4 Senior Class President . . . Cougar Staff 3 . . . Lookout . . . Cougar Knight 4 . . . Junior Class Vice President . . . Staff 3 . . . Quill and Scroll Key Club 3-4 . . . Football 3-4 Cougar Knight 3-4 . . . Jr. 2-3 . . . Y-Teens 3-4 . . . Pep . . . Basketball I-4. Play . . . Football 'I-3-4. Club 2. JOHN WOODS GAIL M. WULFF PENELOPE ANN WULFF JOYCE ANN WYATT Boys' League . . . Grosse Point F.H.A. I-3 . . . Class Assembly C.S.F. I-3 . . . Quill and Scroll Spanish Club 3 . . . Girls Farms High. I-3 . . . Cadet Teaching 4 2 . . . Cadet Teaching 4 . . . League . . . Cooliage High, . . . Pep Club 2-3 . . . Y- G.A.A. I-4 . . . Y-Teens I-4. Ariz.' Teens 4. GAIL YODER BONNIE YOUNG PAT YOUNG SANDI TACK Quill and Scroll 2 . . . Tri- Student Congress 3-4 . . . A Mixed Chorus 3-4 . . . Girls' Girls' League . . . El Capitan Hi-Y I-2 . . . Future Teachers Cappella Choir I-2 . . . Future League . . . Topeka U.H,S. High, Vista. I-2 . . . Cougar Staff 3 . . . Teachers 3 . . . Drama Club 4 Future Nurses. . . . Pep Club 4. 6 JIM BACHMAN CAROLYN JEAN BAIRD RICK BOWEN RAY BUCHOIZ Boys' League . . . Rosemead G.A.A. I-3 . . . Spanish Club Band I-2 . . . Boys' League. Cadet Corps 2-4 . . . Boys' High School. 3 . . . Girls' League . . . Mis- League sion Bay High. SUE FASCHING RICH FERRICK LEE GOLDSBOROUGH NEIL R. GORDON Y-Teens 4 . . . Mixed Chorus Cross Country 3-4 . . . Wrest- Football 3-4 . . . Wrestling 2-3 Radio 2-4 . . . Audio Visual I-4 . . . Girls' League . . . ling I-4 . . . Track 4 . . . . . . Track 3 . . . F.F.A. I-4 2-3, Pres. 3 . . . Pep Club 2-3 Regis High School, Eau Claire, Letterman's Club I-4 . . . Math . . . Boys' League. . . . Science Club 2-3 . . . Wis. Club 4. Letterman's Club 2-4, JOHNNY MATHEWS JOYCE RODGERS VALERIE DIANNE BING SCOTT Swimming 2-4 . . . Track 2 Class Assembly I-2 . . . Mixed SECKINGER Swimming 3 . . . Boys' League . . . Letterman's Club 3-4 . . . Chorus 2-3 . . . Y-Teens I-2, Student Congress Sec. 3 . . . . . . Mission Bay High. Traffic Safety I . . . Science V. Pres. I . . . Cheerleader Commissioner of Assemblies 3 Fair 3. I-3, Capt. 3 . . . Woodward . . . Drama Club 2-3 . . . High, Ohio. Girls' League. MICKEY WAKEFIELD GARY T. WASHBURN FRED H. WEBB RONALD R. WILLIAMS Boys' League I-4 . . . Downey Boys' League . . . Lawrence Boys' League. Boys' League . . . Brazil, In- High School. Central 3. diana. Aj' I 'f ,ij-fefd' ,AAAMLJZQ ,gif Q GEORGE DOYLE Boys' League. SUE HAMLIN Drama Club . . . Girls' . . . Compton High. I HUGH SMITH Cadet Corps 3 . . . M 3 . . . Boys' League . Barbara High. JIM WRIGHT Boys' League. League ath Club . . Santa 63 Checking papers is only one of Lela Marfin's varied The Chemistry il class watches as Mr. Kennedy works iobs in Cadet Teaching. ou'r an experiment. Seniors on the Gong Staff this year found the Safur- Listening To her first graders read is but one of day sessions an exciting way to spend those boring Barbara Morris' iobs in Cadet Teaching. weekends. HMM -Y...Q l 11 :ls l l H viii' We are smart and full ot - -- funl We're the class of '61 . . . modern and full of pep . . . Junior rings arrive . . . symbol of upper classmen . . . Jr. and Sr. Prom . . .capable leaders . . . nearing the top . . . striving for success . . . lasting friendships and memo- ries . . . a busy year. . . pre- paring for the last golden year at E.U.H.S. Left to right: Rich Greene, President, Donna Hurt, Treasurer, Jane Holtz, Secretary, Dennis Snyder, Vice President. Juniors First row, left to right: C. Belshee, P. Adkins, E. Avery, l.. Barrela, S. Abbott, E. Barlow, G. Alexander, J. Betz, M. Adams. Second row: A. Billotte, M. Andersen L. Berry, L. Alto, J. Bates, R. Apalategui, M. Archer, J. Ainsworth, M. Dillon, C. Black. Third row: D. Billington, D. Bennett, J. Boyles, R. Bathrick, B. Callahan, G Currie, T. Copeland, J. Danmeier. Fourth row: R. Arnold, J. Allen, D. Agatep, J. Ballenger, J. Beckman, T. Barbee, W. Bauer, J. Bogart, R. Brieno. L.. 1 41... A Q y, 4 ,K .J E., QQ Ig U W F --ii. rr: , ii gfiiizziefig is ,i m -.-,. , Z 5:-, l ll. , I if 5 - sv 3 ............f A l First row, left to right: D. Buschkamp, C. Chrisopher, T. Brown, M. Church, C. Burkhard, N. Bradley, B. Brooker, S. Biflwistle. Second row: D. Broadway, H. l Copuano, N. Buis, M. Casad, A. Charlton, B. Burke, J. Cacioppo, B. Bell. Third raw: T. Bradfield, V. Brown, G. Buck, D. Brett, R. Cavell, D. Burton, Z. Bullock, l Q. Busch. Fourth row: P. Bolles, S. Calorera, M. Campbell, G. Burgess, J. Bowen, D. Blunl, B. Akin, l 1 i W V T 4 .,..,..m.m sf' l First row, left to right: R. Cuney, D. Covey, C. Cogo, C. Conrad, L. Cryer, R. Cullen, J. Dunn. Second row: M, Dominguez, B. Corzine, K. Dorn, L. Clolhier, D. Davis, D. Davis, J. Crofls, J. Dorlaque. Third row: E. Cook, P. Devereaux, R. Crews, C. Dumler, D. Davis, J. Crook, G. Copeland. Fourth row. J. Garcia, S. Douglas, R. Crenshaw, J. Crenshaw, D. Clothier, M. Cleveland, D. Curry, R. Clark. . ,K ,r , s f5', , '5': First row leff fo right B Fewless J Garlow D Galrndo B Goodman R Garrett S Galyean C Balls Second row C Edwards N Frelz M Bown M Fox S Gerran T urbanks Th rd row G Fleming V Esqulbel A Ferry D Goswick R Foley L Fl es F rfh row M Edler J P H11 D Edge N Fnnney .ep f ,g 6 Avi 7 ,g f 3 frsf row leff fo rlghl M Glennie P Green S Guy S Hlllon V Hazel S Holman J Gray ollz cond row P enklns Helson J Hetze P les H S Doll L Heck I Handy Thrrd row T Henderson H Guzman J Heredua R Graves P Greene C Homulfon B Hodge B Heller Fourth row C Harlshorn T Hazelhne T Harding N Green W Green T Helhch A Hagerman K Heademan S Hllmer A-fan QW' First row, left to right. L. Jensen, K. Koch, D. Lampman, S. Jemncon, M. Lawson, C. Jones, M. Hankins, L. Lander, Second row: R. Kelsay, C. Klitgaard, S. John son, D. Hurst, C. James, P. Johnson, B. Latham, D. Hurt, M. Knight, E. Hunt. Third row: J. James, B. Hunter, K. lfnaizumi, T. Jures, J. Kendall, H. Huff, D Larrabee, R. Larrubee, R. Jordan. Fourth row: B. Keeble, L. Kelly, W. Jordan, J. Hundley, B. Kingcade, D. Kroeker, J. Leinsmith, G. Lone, B. Kluth. an a f T ai First row, left to right: C. Lopez, P. Martin, S. Lewis, K. Marsh, S. McElmurry, S. Maguire, A, Moy, C. Mczccluff. Second row: L. Millard, S. Lenker, Margrave ? L. Lovell, M. Moreno, N. Linner, C. Morken. Third row: J. Millard, R. Lord, R. Lord, M, Livingston, L. Lusardi, T. McEuen, D. Madison. Fourth row: D. Martin R. Martin, B. McRobb, R. Lowder, M. McMillian, F. Limon, R. Lievanos, N. Logon. F' t left to ri ht: K. Paxton, G. Nowry, M. Odam, K. Potts, P. Morales, D. Nihiser, M. Parris, L. Nelson, J. Nobrigo. Second row: A. Merrill, S. Olivas, M. :rs row, g Rodgers J Phipps, l Millard, L. Ormsby, J. Mendenhall, S. Melson. Third row: N. Meanley, A. Herbert, J. Metheny, L. Morris, E. Mltlch, J. Middleton, P. Mules, B. Miller, G. Woshmigton. Fourth row: J. Moore, K. Northrip, R. Maggard, C. Miner, C. Mercer, G. Miller, L. Meek, F. Moran. nf' First row, left to right: K. Rowell, J. Phelps, M. Esposito, M. Morse, D. Rogers. Second row: S. Roden, J. Rose, L. Ratliff, S. Johnston, R. Reed, J. Olds, J ' ' ' - ' . R ' R. Ro co, L. Peterson, J Paine. Third row: J. Rogers, D. Reese, P. Roldness, D. Rauch, R. Powers, J. Rawlins, J. Proffitt. Fourth row. J. Richards, R ewison, c Prayther, C. Piceno, A. Pallant. H? -pd is First row, left to right: J. Ratliff, C. Schneider, G. McKinley, I. Stephens, J. Stubbe, S. Sanders, S. Mulkins. Second row: M. McFarland, K. Orantes, C. Martin, D. Powers, J. Lockwood, B. Oldenburg, J. Nay, V. Howard. Third row: J. McKeen, J. Johnson, F. Rcgsdale, D. Todd, N. Smalley, O. Scovil, T. Smith, M. Stein. Fourth row. J. Prohoroff, J. Rahn, J. Rinehart, B. Rutledge, B. Schouten, J. Partain, D. Snyder, M. Robertson. Looking to the Future First row, left to right: l. Vender, C. Tate, J. Tuckwell, S. Fortner, S. Turner, A. Timm, C. Vesco. Second row: B. Townsend, D. Poelstra, P. Timmons, L. Unger, D. Thompson, J. Vaughn. Third row: T. Verdugo, J. Swallow, L. Villalobos, P. Van Londersele, J. Watkins, B. Thompson, R. Washburn, M. Vinie, Fourth row: J. Wilcox, T. Ulmon, M. Tuynman, D. Thompson, J. Wood, L. Thomas, B. Sweetncm, B. Tanner. ...fit --ev '-H--f- 1--Y -:-: P-ff. Nei, vw-v- W Af--. First row, left to right: N. Serrano, N. Sparx, K. Stephens, P. Smith, D. Shinn, J. Settles, L. Shelby, L. Sugg. Second row: H, Skelton, P. Sandvik, J. Rynders B. Snelling, F. Stafford, L. Spreng, J. Schopper. Third row: J. Sullivan, G. Stines, D. Short, B. Shupe, J. Schweer, D. Smith, C. Rumsey, J. Tucker. Fourth row L. Reierson, P. Roldness, R. Scott, D. Thrash, J. Smith, K. Snell, J. Morton, D, Stoddard. -eg 17-3 Q amllll First row, left to right: V. Yaras, C. Zieger, S. Yasukochi, J. Williams, S. Wilkes, L. Sugg, A. Weathers, D. Wheeler, L. White. Second row: D. Robertson, C Botts, V. Howard, J. Swartz, D. Wells, C. Wiemer, S. Wright, S. Willis, B. Williams. Third row: E. Webb, B. Walker, R. Walker, M. Wanders, T. Wilson, D. Wolf C. Wilson, R. Wulff. Fourth row: S. Vinland, L. Woods, W. Winstead, J. Wilcox, G. Wright, B. White, S. Yusko, A. Wingo, A. White, G. Zuiderweg. -' -as X X I i nn. vnu.. Qs We are loyal! We are true! We're the class of '62 . . . fol- lowing in the well worn footsteps . . . a little uncertain . . . always eager . . . full of anticipation, en- thusiasm and vigor . . . pushing tor- ward . . . conquering new goals . . . gathering knowledge, experiences, and golden friendships . . . making them ready for their next big step . . . upper classmen at last. Left to right: Russ Fowler, President, Katheryn Treasurer, Phyllis Bourgeois, Secretary, J. B. Ho President. So First row, left to right: M. Brigham, S. Barnes, J. Bainbridge Angus, S. Austin, B. Baker, S. Armbrust, P. Alto, S. Askew, T. Benner, Allen. T. Anderson, K. Arp, D. Bagley. Fourth row: R. Keithley, llis, Vice phomores D. Allen, S. Beisner, N. Bell, S. Banks, B. Anderson, M. Alues, R. Brinck. Second row: P. Bezz M. Bates, P. Root, F. Adams. Third row: R. Anderson, R. Balogh, J. Alexander, A. Bauer, B. A Beebe, K. Bartlett, D. Belding, B. Becker, R. Bashford, G. Alex, G. Arnold, R. Albini, R. Bake a, L. Iker, r, B. in 5 Q ..... First row, left to right: E. Brown, K. Brown, B. Quaid, J. Burkhord, M. Brooks, N. Baldwin, J. Baldwin, P. Bourgeois, K. Billick. Second row: J. Brennan, L. Bunker, D. Brady, A. Buckowitz, D. Burford, E. Bores, J. Brinker, J. Bollenbcicher, D. Burg. Third row. M. Bolding, J. Buck, D. Brumbaugh, R. Burnette, M. Brown, J. Bougher, J. Bolster, R. Brunelle, J. Bolton. First row, left to right: L. Card, B. Campbell, K. Dahlin, C. Cox, D. Clothier, J. Doggett, J. Collander, T. Carpenter. Second row: D. Coleman, D. Card, M, Campbell, K. Covert, F. Courtney, M. Cain, B. Brewer, F. A. Davis, D. Chism, D. Collier. fhird row: M. Cisneros, M. Chisolm, M. Condry, M. Clifford, J. Cabrera, B. Cruz, A. Castillo, B. Castaneda, K. Craig, J. Caputo. .. Q ,.. A Q First row, left to right: K. Delozier, J. Farwell, P, Dunn, R. DuBois, F. Esparza, P. Feugate, B. Dixon, Se Etheridge, P. Durfey, K. Keithley. Third row: R. DeWitt, L. Eckhoff, M. Eckert, R. Fowler, B. Eastm Foy, R. Fewless, F. Garcia, R. Eastman, G. Christensen. cond row: C. Folkert, J. Feld, M. Eslep, J. Desmul, G. an, J. Etem, D. DiMaio. Fourth row: C. Dill, H. Dewall, B. Planning Ahead First row, left to right: J. Grangetto, M. Fry, G. Hall, J. Greenough, S. Green, P. Green, W. Garland, N. Harding. Second row: M. Gibson, J. Gair, P. Han- negan, D. Hagadorn, B. Grant, C. Grant, D. Gardner. Third row: B. Giles, K. Gifford, R. Halbig, B. Frederick, J. Geddes, D. Gautier, J. Garcia. Fourth row: N. G G' . . roover, Galley, W. Harrison, W. Graef, L. Hanson, M, Gertsch, M. Hatlestad. A L 1. l ' First row, let! to right: V. Huse, S. Hilton, G. Huff, G. Jenewein, A. Hobbs, L. Huggins, J. Heine. Second row: M. Howell, R. Jackson, S. Howard, W. Johnson L. Hoff, L. Jensen, J. Hoadley, S. Hurd. Third row: R. Hicks, L. Hansen, R, Jack, J. Hall, F. Hix, R. Dumlao, E. Howard, J. Hollis, D. Huddleston. Fourth row. S Howell, C. Hurley, B. Humphrey, H. Jurn, L. lpsen, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, G. Jakl, D. Jones. With Enthusiasm First row, left to right: S. Kolsky, C. Glennie, J. Lenkowec, J. Langford, N. Kaufman, D. Londos, G. Kinder, C. Lothspeich, S. Lewis. Second row: J. Loefke, M Nogriga, W. Layton, W. Kincade, P. Keffer, S. Krueger, P. Lary. Third row: R. Lewis, J. Leso, J. Kroese, K. Kline, R. Lissey, D. Komac, R. Kasitz, J. Hughes Fourth row: D, Knapp, G. Leigh, A. Lorenzen, M. Lorenz, K. Kurtz, G. Lockard, N. Francis, G. Lampreht. sine uv ' - - 14 - K? 1 A A . - 1- - First row, left to righff i.. Ferrelli, B. Masters, E. Colbert, B. Millard, G. Mendoza, M, Marino, C. Marino, S. McCain, M. Gusline. Second row: M. Miller, E. Means K. Minges, D. McArlhur, C. McFadden, P. McFadden, K. Marquardl, J. Marlinez, B. Messersmilh. Third row: D. Millard, D. Millard, G. McDonald, K. Marvin, D McMahon, B. McLeod, J. McKenzie, B. McKee-n, G. Maye. 5 Firsf row, loft lo right. R. Miller, S. Reid, J. Reed, L. Mogle, C. Mollane, C. Nelson. Second row: T. Raadl, E. Paxson, P. Nelson, J. Nielsen, D. Oliver, P. Olsen S. Payne. Third row: J. Raunick, B. Mclinlock, L. Nielsen, T. Malzen, E. Murders, E. Moore, D. Regnier, B. Riding. Fourth row. D. Rivedul, B. Reynolds, G. Mills J. New, M. Neill, S. Neill, M. Music, B. Myerson, L. Moflell. mg, .... Firsl row, lefl io righfr S. Pierce, D. Pico, J. Reynolds, V. Reverl, W. McEndree, D. Pelersen, B. Parrish, C. Perry. Second row: L. Reed, N. Richardson, P. Peler- sen, B. Pelersen, R. Prilchard, R. Perez, M. Powers. Third row: L. Nudhom, A. Heineman, D. Funderburk, S. Perry, J. Robe, R. Phillips, M. Pielers, D. Collier. Fourth row: T. Peterson, T. Perea, D. Rice, S. Pollard, L. Paulos, J. Pilley, W. Pfeiler, D. Reyes, D. Purkerson. Next Big Step l l l Firsf row, lefl lo righl: P. Sullivan, L. Kolb, L. Scheike, L. Hughes, B. Mikkelsen, J. Simbach, A. Shaffer, S. Schroeder, J. Shorl, N. Scoll. Second row: C. Snyder, 1 P. Reyman, M. McCarlhy, R. Ross, B. Rush, N. Sass, K. Schell, B. Rockwell, E. Duran, E. Southworth. Third row: D. Overly, M. Musia, B. Slonehocker, G. Saling, l B. Rogers, B. Reid, C. Shepard, B. McKee, E. Siehe. Fourlh row: C. Slafford, T. Shorl, D. Williams, R. Trussell, J. Vlilliams, G. Sanders, D. Milchell, L. Mings, 1 R. Rogers, M. Smilh. i l l l 'SW 'EF we W M.. B First row, left to right: M. Sweeney, J. Terpeney, R. Smith, D. Taylor, J. Smith, C. Taylor, J. Stephens, K. Stevens, J. Welch. Second row: K. Thornley, K. Soren sen, G. Sceralo, K. Novikcft, P. Watters, P. Swanson, C, Tanner, J. Tanner, L. Oieda. Third row: P. Yungman, D. Tubbs, D. Thweatt, C. Tracy, K. West, L. Wil son, P. Sharp, L. Eckhoff, B. Willis. Fourth row: D. Toler, R. Van Dusen, M. Sumner, M. Tilt, R. Needham, B. Tobler, L. Stark, R. Beebe, P. Schouten, B. Moreno Upper Classmen First row, left to right: C. Rohde, C. Thames, J. Spencer, S. Shelton, S. Sawyer, C. Freitag. Second row: C. Keefer, R. Smith, M. Sams, S. Takugi, J. Samarin, A. Worden, S. Stewart, G. Sirbu. Third row: D. Tackett, A. Wilgenburg, L. Wisenbaker, L. Wilson, M. Randels. Fourth row. D. Villalobos, J. Turner, D. Toler, R. VanDusen, D. Ulman, P. Fahring, N. Willis, J. Vinland. 1 ll , - r wx M First row, left to right: P. Zabriskie, B. Wert, S. Worm, D. Snyder, P. Tilford, S. Woods, L, Vilches. Second row: R. Wheeland, G. Younger, J. Tobey, C. Todd, B. Robinson, A. Ruppel, J. Roth. Third row: R. Smith, S. Roberts, R. Warfield, D. Trexel, D. Wilburn, D. Vanderstelt, R. Turner, L. Tyler. Sophomores who are interested in increasing their Typing students learn the essential skills that will prove reading speed and comprehension may enroll in the useful in the future. reading laboratory. i e S l We are smart as we can be! We're the class of '63 . . . campus life begins . . . black and orange beanies . . . get acquainted tea . . . traditional trip to the E . . . little but loyal . . . full of spirit X . . . lighthearted . . . finding their way . . . a year of studying, playing, growing . . . joining clubs . . . beginning new friendships . . . completing their first golden year . . . at E.u.H.s. A, M . f ky X03 2s Left to right, front row: Carolyn Cook, Sec- ,A Y ,vp 0 retary, Annette Vesco, Vice President. Back 1 X P519 row: Pete Galindo, Treasurer, Nick Thurlow, 0 NNW ' M1 my President. Oy, .H W O r, 0 s-3 KC-W JH 'gl C0 'fi' li V Mitt :Ta Pc 6 Cv X0 flxek Eqh Bl, Sy sig Tlx Freshmen? F.. First row, left to right: S. Bachovchin, J. Baird, M. Bagley, C. Anderson, J. Adams, K. Barr, A. Barron, M. Amaya, C. Alexander. Second row: W. Avery Bakko, G. Belshee, D. Berglund, C. Bergquam, M. Anderson, M. Barbic, J. Bachman, C. Bain. Third row: D. Armstrong, J. Beard, B. Bayley, W. Bagstad, Bailey, J. Baker, J. Baker, D. Albright, D. Brevik. Fourth row: B. Beatty, R. Bernard, D. Bateman, G. Birlwistle, B. Bailey, D. Barber, H. Barker, B. Bean, Archer. nf! 1 First row, left to right: G. Browning, L. Bougher, A. Bothof, K. Blandford, F. Blodgett, S. Briscoe, K. Broersma, C. Brown, M. Brown. Second row: F. Boyd, M. Borchers, S. Burleson, S. Bullock, J. Bouska, M. Braymer, B. Boughner, C. Brady, F. Buis. Third row: R. Becknell, D. Buzzell, L. Bonney, G. Brown, B. Blunt, M. Brackney, D. Bulmer, B. Brown, R. Brown, G. Blyseth. First Step Completed First row, left to right: E. Castro, G. Dallas, B. Conrow, S. Carman, C. Cook, C. Cook. D. Catogh, D. Cummings, S. Cox, D. Danmeier, B. Conley, J. Columb. Second row: B. Davidson, L. Dchse, V. Crenshaw, L. Dalrymple, K. Cullens, C. Church, L. Christopher, C. Benesh, M. Conlen, J. Calhoun, S. Crowder, J. Carson, C. Carapella. Third row: T. Davis, R. Clack, K, Davison, T. Driscoll, D. Cronin, J. Cabrera, L. Copeland, C. Crabtree, R. Church, A. Dawson, J. Carter, L. Chil- dress. Fourth row: G. Chavez, C. Cossey, R. Caputo, C. Carpenter, J. Casio, N. Dillon, M. Busse, J. Cook, C. Daniels, G. Campbell, B. Crenshaw, S. Coulter. w Q69 Bavaria- 'K dm ,mai 1 .sm 'Sam uv 'EJ x y. A. ffi:-' , -fp sw'i k 21923351 Bingham L DeGraw Second Beamer R Brough J Bishop K Donchess A Devereux S Emmons B Edler A Gorham N Fahlman S Duncan Thlrd row: W Duelken G Eason T Dixon S Fielder C Essary J Felland A Farnsworth S English D Edge P Feld? Fourfh row G Eden M Dybka E Bourgeois, R. Dyer A Fisher f Durban D Flrsf row leff fo nghf D Gallacher N Green R Garcia M Flores A Gomora G Gushne J Folkerf B Gifford C Gorton, C Garmon J Gllberi Second row J Glddungs L Greenlee R Goldsborough B Gober P Garner D Frank M Gary P Goudman C Gorbef L Foreman,J Grabler Third row B Good J Forney R Gordon P Galmdo L Gelse T Greholva D Fox B Fry J Gayler Fourth row A Gar a F Frledland R Flores, C. Gllberi D Hankxns D Hughes La., .f . wm- ixwn..-A N First row, left to right: M. Heiser, J. Hays, B. Halbig, B. Haley, E. Herrera, C. Harmon, K. Hamlin, L. Halliday. Second row. A. Hogue, V. Hooker, D. Helm, C. 1 Harper, J. Hayes, D. Hagata, M. Holscher, K. Hill, A. Harrington. Third row: S. Heidrich, S. Howard, J. Holes, B. Hodge, J. Irby, J. Hall, R. Hawley, L. Hagen, 1 S, Khoury. Fourth row. E. Hernandez, J. Hall, J. Hunt, P, Inigarida, D. Hovey, H. Hitney, C. Havis, K. Higdon. L Striving for Success First row, left to right: M. Jennings, J. Kessler, V. Laroue, S. Kennedy, L. Jedlicko, C. Keithley, S. Jeffers, S. Jollie, D. Kuschel, G. Marohn, G. Lampman. Sec- ond row: W. Lenos, I. Landry, J. Koenig, S. Kyzer, K. Jobbett, S. James, S. Johnson, V. Long, J. Maggard, P. Jessen, J. Knappe. Third row. B. Jock, C. Hoadley, B. Harper, R. Kewen, H. Lander, B. King, T. Cruz, L, Knapp, M. Kudlacek, R. Kurtz, G. Jorgensen. Fourth row: J. Kalish, J. Kalish, P. La Montagne, D. Krause, C. King, M. Keith, K. Kline, J. Lawson, T. Lawson, B. Keith, D. Lusardi xii?i'i,. Ka, X rl? an 1 First row, left to right: S. Leszczynski, L. May, K. Mattison, M. Markle, D. Londos, M. McMillan, M. Leighton, N. Leighton Second row T McDonald A Mansolf P. Momany, D. Boyer, R. Martinez, V. Montoya, L. Maret, J. Lemley. Third row: J. Lenkowec, M, Lessig, R. Luton, G McLennan H Lydick J Lindholm D L a cock, C. Manriquez, Fourth row: M. Lester, L, Lynch, R. Lievanos, C. Matteson, J. Moore, J. Novikoff, J, McKee, J. Martinez B Malone d A t I I t . First row, left to right: E. Morris, J. Metcalf, S. Morton, J. Nielsen, D. Odle, L. Millard. Second row: C. Nestman N. Moore, V. Mossbarger, E. Morgan, Third row: A. Moore, T. Miller, B. Morris, D. Moe, M. Murray, R. Michelson, D. Millard, D. Neuiahr, J. Miles, J. Miers, D. Mountny, J. Monahan, D. Mones, B. Moores, D. Murders, G. Meng. L ' H fNv1!1l ?'?7Nl'Y'Y 'f'!I'lF1 Q? First row, left to right: P. Powers, D. Page, L. Purnell, J. Pearson, M. Ragsdole, L. Paxton, H. Prins, A. Rohn, J. Prohoroff. Second row: G. Oney, R. Ra:-del D Phipps, P. Page, J. King, P. Shubin, D. Palm, D. Ostrander, L. M:Grew. Third row: D. Piceno, V. Rauch, D. Moran, D. Quinn, J. Pritchard, R. Perez, D. Por er M. Quade, B. Petta, H. Rutliff. Eagerly First row, left to right: L. Mitchell, J. Reyes, M. Rivedal, M. Robertson, E. Scholten, C. Schmidt, J. Schroeder. Second row. G. Ross, G. Schouten, M. Scott Rhodes, N. Redmond, M. Redmond, K. Riffle, D. Sousek. Third row: G. Rumsey, M. Russ, F. Rourke, C. Rios, P. Scott, C. Sawyer, A. Lizarraras. Fourth row Rueber, R. Sinohui, J. Keller, B. Reed, R. Roberts, A. Rfpingill, K. Renick, A, Requilman. s.. at Que' W ' ... l 4. I l First row, left to right: M. Shepardson, D. Sherman, S. Stawpert, J. Peterson, S. Slater, T. Shettleroe, N. Shappo, K. M:Elhiney. Second row: J. Macduff, K. Orantes, S. Snudden, R. Rumore, D. Oswalt, D. Simms, K. Plett, L. Scott. Third row. B. Smith, M. Smith, M. Scott, D. Stone, W. Smith, J. Smith, J. Silkwood, J. Simms, D. Sirbu. Fourth row: B. Stoddard, J. Robinson, D. Morris, C. Swindle, J. Schultz, H. Townsend, P. Trexel, S. Villa, R. Tappan, R. Prieto, C. Young. Their Golden Era First row, left to right: S. Torgison, N. Turnor, V. Vargas, J. Tamoyo, E. Tuckett, A. Vesco, M. McLeod, K. Tyler, L. Voran. Second row: R. Tidwell, S. Thomos, M. Tubbs, G. Ulrich, S. McEuen, D. Vanderheiden, S. Soderberg, T. Smith. Third row. H. Thompson, D. Toone, L. Lcifreniere, D. Teel, N. Thurlow, D. Toler, J. Tate, G. Meng. Fourth row: D. Tarbet, F. Sonksen, P. Seely, D. Old, C. Rorobough, W. Vanderheiden, T. Ferrell, J. Vonderheiden, S. Thomas. First row left lo right C Woods O Zonella S Serlng N Whlle S Polrlck O Qulnloncr V Hurlodo Second row C Wolf G Webb, D. Ycnsukochi, A. Zleger V Warren C Wllllams K Wrlson Third row D Terhorsl S Pelers P Woods R Wldgery D Solos J Velusco T Townsend Fourlh row: T. Pini, W. Flrsi row lft to nghf P ylc J Word S Wnsmewskl S Wllllcmson Y Wulff D Wogor Second row J Wolles P Woods S Whale J Weller, L. Wendt, I.. Wollers, C. Zamora, I' 539' MWC . 33,5 S 'wma -Q. iii-1 0 Mm aww V90-1 om:AmzATncms AND ACT! ITIES NANCY BRISCOE PENNY HALL GQNG STAFF A GOLDEN ERA of cirtistic cmd literary excellence lwos been oclwieved by past and present GONG STAFFS nu an an in at .ss N N K 5 at as E Row one, left to right: Mary Ann Knight, Belva Latham, Nikki Nord, Diane Galindo, Jan Leonard, Betty Brooker, Gloria Christensen, Marge Netzke, Randy Lissey, Jim Bates, Don Brumbaugh. Row two: Bob Jones, Jim Redington, Dave Galindo, Wallace F. Gray, Glenn Duncan, Bart Myerson, Ron Church, Nlel Lynch. Q ll ,iff fl L3 V L. uhm. '11 531 Ag N 'f V Inu fx Q ll 3 .... ,, 4 Harried editors . . . frantic deadlines . . . Quill and Scroll meetings for more activities . . . brand new Rebound . . . new look for a great paper . . . original ideas for more interesting reading . . . news of our Golden Era ably reported and aptly written . . . a busy, successful year for an ambitious, imaginative Cougar Staff of l96O. I promise to be a faithful iournalism student. The year A new guaranteed to work system is found each bustling began with an impressive candlelight ceremony to set the new X circulation day. editors on the right path. l M l l l l l l 'WHi' 'fffs'f ' e gf 77-15150 , vfuqgf Ii QE J of U as fe , an at Xe in W ife Xl Business Manager Sharon Fowler, Editor-in-Chief Nikki Nord, Lookout Editor Marsha Maior, Grid and Rebound Editor Glenn Duncan. Size, Journal of our Golden Era . . . superb student stories . . . artistic layouts . . . Staff mem- bers: Sharon Fowler, Niel Lynch, Jim Bates, Jan Leon- ard, Shirley Jones, Glenn Duncan, Editor Marsha Major, Ron Church. 93 L The Highest Hill to Climb CSF, a gathering ot intellectuals . . . conferences at Redlands and Cal Western . . . honor's days at District Courts and Channels 8 8K lO . . . Nancy Gibson, Presi- dent . . . Rick Walker, Vice President . . . Judy Garlow, Secretary . . . Sue Abbott, Treasurer. Sincerest congratulations to the life members . . . Janey Baker, Sidney Baker, Bev Brinker, Gerry Ensley, Susan Dewar, Ted Faucher, Bonnie Friedland, Patty Garrison, Nancy Gibson, Vicki Greenough, Penny Hall, Joyce Johnson, Don Lawson, Lela Martin, Joan McMullen, Steve Thurlow, Judy Toyias, and Berry Woods . . . outstanding work, Cougars! Row one, left to right: B. Campbell, S. Hurd, L. Huggins, S. Woodward, K. Paxton, J. Mendenhall, M. Church, C. Zieger, S. Wickliffe, S. Shelton, C. McFadden K. Keithley. Row two: S. Clayton, L. Reed, S. Dewar, B. Friedland, J. Johnson, S. Abbott, J. Garlow, L. Scheike, J. Welch, C. Conrad, S. Yasukochi, B. Baker, C. Cox Row three: K. Schell, S. Baker, D. Londos, N. Gibson, P. Garrison, J. Baker, L. Jensen, S. Johnson, L. Unger, E. Avery, J. Holtz, S. Takagi. Row four: D. Madison, S. Banks, K. Thornley, L. Martin, J. McMullen, J. Toyias, M. Hagata, P. Hall, A, Bauer, E. Dennis, M, Smith, F. Schmidt, J. Williams. Row one, left to right: N, Nord, V. Greenough, J. Nack, P. Zabriskie, C. Nelson, J. Bores, K. Koch, M. Campbell, E. Cook. Row two: S. Lewis, A. White, J. Settles, D. Galindo, P. Smith, D. Wheeler, E. Webb, N. Sinclair, M. Howell, D. Clothier, S. Pierce, K. Morquardt, R. Chrenshuw, N. Willis, D. Clothier, G. Younger. Row three: G. Rumore, A. Shaffer, J. Nay, M. McFarland, W. Prins, B. Brinker, B. Brooker, S. Whitten, R. Adams, A. Weathers, G. Nowry, R. Walker, J. Middleton. Row four: B. Woods, S. Douglas, J. Johnson, J. Alexander, J. Rube, R. Warfield, D. Bennett, S. Thurlow, M. McMillan, B. Johnson, D. Short, T. Ulman, M. Tuynman, M. Cleveland, C, Hartshorn, R. Thacker. Row one, left to right: L. Hughes, G. Nielsen, P. Yungman, D. Sharp, M, Subish, L. Perez, M. Cisneros, M. Esposito, M. Pollard. Row two: L. Alto, M. Mercer, B. Genovese, C. Woods, C. Benesh, K. Brown, J. Simbach, S. Brothers, 5. Sandefer, D. Thweatt. Row three: J. Lenkowec, P. Petersen, B. Goin, M. Conlen, B. Davidson, P. Root, A. Anderson, B. Card, N. Lockwood, D. Derbin, B. Thompson, G. Cruz. Row tour: G. Piceno, S. Hilton, S. Slater, L. Nay, S. Ensely, J. Banion, C. Cogo, A. Morrow, A. Timm, L. Johnson, P. Baker, M. Odom, S. Humphrey, K. Snyder, S. Pico. The Homemakers of a New Home Economics, a valuable part ot our total education . . . Carol Reho, President . . . Janet Lenkowec, Vice President . . . Bonnie Card, Recording Secretary . . . Molly Lopez, Corresponding Secretary . . . Jean Simbach, Treasurer . . . attractive window displays for homemaking room . . . county-wide Leadership Training Day at E.U.H.S .... day at Disney- land . . . section meeting at Mt. Empire . . . patriotic class pins. Era Row one, left to right. J. Paine, D. Nihiser, D. Doughty, J. Evans, M. Browning, V. Vargas, K. Covert. Row two: G. Schouten, P. Powers, J. Vaughn, S. Sawyer, L. Rotlitf J D Giovanni A Hogue D Hughes Row three- M Northington J Gilbert M Parris L Nelson J Thomas L Jedlicka, R. Ross. 'wwwm-m..,,. .N wry ,'u .g g 2 . -.,.. .,,. . .,.., ,.- .,.. ...... . . . . ,.,., , A . , F. F. A. Row one, left to right: D. Anderson, K. Richardson, B. Beatty, M. Bates P Bahen Row two J Fulto'1 D. Thompson, N. Groover, J. Radcliff, K. Hemann, D. Williams, R. Renison C Mercer D Vanderheiden D. Lusardi. Row three: B. Schilder, J. Novikott, R. Sargent, A. Martinez Ri e G Camp e Hagadorn, G. Fleming. Award-winning club in judging cmd parliamentary procedure . . . field days galore . . . sizzling steaks at annual Steak Feed . . . ten hilarious days with their proi- ects at the San Diego County Exposition Fair . . . President Richard Green . . . Vice Pres- ident Dennis Bahen . . . Sec- retary Robert McKeen . . . Treasurer John Vanderheiden . . . Reporter Kenny Hemann. Row one left to right F Rourke G. Leigh, D. Jones, G. Dahl, R. Green, D. Bahen, R. Stock, S. White, M. Archer, R. Gorden, J. White Row two J Hogue B Keeble S ollard J Young T Smith D Neuiahr, R. Jordan, R. Washburn, B. Senter, J. Eastman, J. Prayther, W Va erhe den A Valkoff P Schouten, J. Pilley, D. Vander Stelt, A. Ruppel, F. Hix, L. Lovell. I' f 6 R. Brieno. Row three: W. Jordan B Peffley R Luton Lamar Row one, left to right: A. Berger, N. Etges, L. Hodson, B. Crutcher, Historian, K. Oliver, Sec., P. Garrison, V Pres., l.. Rummel, Treas., P. Hall, Pres., l. Millard, J Hiett, M. Jennings, V. Hazel, J. Welch, A. Shaffer. Row two: M. Powell, J. Wailes, R. Reed, D. Reynolds, K. Blandford, H. Moe, Advisor, P. Garner, K. Barr, L. Mosby S. Whitten, P. Zabriskie. Nurses Club . . . Talk from a recent nursing graduate . . . noon hour tour Through Palomar Memorial Hospital . . . physical therapy movie . . . Health Education speaker . . . discussion of local health scholarships . . . service at local public health clinic . . . Penny Hall, Pat Garrison, Kay Oliver, Lavada Rummel, and Barbara Crutcher chief Future Nurses. Knowledge G History Club . . . Studying the past to understand the present . . . stimulating discussions . . . thought provoking ques- tions . . . a greater understanding of governments to better strengthen our democratic principles . . . appre- ciation of the cultural backgrounds ot our society . . . analysis of political events in history . . . a truly edu- cational organization. ained Through Yi' Row one, left to right: P. Durfey, Sec., G. Thompson, Pres., D. McMahon, V. Pres., R. Widgery, Treas. Row two- D. Bagley, B. Giles, G. Old, D. Stone. WWW' 15 55 I 3 5 Row one, left to right: M. Lopez, P. Seely, S. Dunn, P. Lopez, C. Lazano, G. Gustine, J. Folkert, K. Marvin, C. Flynn, E. Boyle, A. Figueroa. Row two: G. Atwood, D. Villalobos, S. Carman, A. Gomora, S. Schroeder, G. Dallas, C, Folkert, P. Lamontagne, N. Watson, L. Scheike. Row three: D. Leacock, W. Watson, J, Irby, E. Cruz, P. Bolles, J. Heredia, D. Reese, W. Bauer, E. Siehe. Spanish Club . . . Habla Espanol? . . . Si, lwe arel Los Amigos . . . fthe friendsl . . . monthly meetings . . . lively fiestas I . . . . . Christmas party . . . Pinata breaking . . . Annual trip to Baia . . . visiting Mexican neighbors . . . cele- G O I d e n A C t I V I t I e S brating Pan American Day . . . sponsoring National Spanish contest . . . learning the customs of our Spanish speaking neighbors. The members of the Drama Club prac- tice industriously for the opening night of You Can't Take It With You. 99 Capering Cadets lnside row, left to right: S. Hinkle, R. Bucholz, K. Kurtz, R. Albini, M. Chisolm, M. Hatlestad, B. Clack, S. Jahl, J. Cook, J. Brennan, S. Yusko. Outside row: M. Gertsch, J. Blackburn, R. Cola, E. Drake, C. Mercer, M. Nobriga, P. Wiltse, L. Kelly, D. Mayotte, P. lnigarida, J. Robinson, D. Jaquay, C. Roraboug, D. Thompson, A. Smith, J, Nielsen. Snappy looking sentries for our athletic encounters . . . sharp shooting rifle team . . . prize winning rifle matches with North County schools . . . precision drills and inspections every day seventh period . . . Captain George Rumore . . . First Lieutenant Jesse Gilbert . . . Second Lieutenants Bob Gertsch, Lin Rechnitzer, and Robert Jack . . . First Sergeant Arden Smith. Row one, left to right: G. Rumore, Cadet Capt., B. Gertsch, 2nd Lt., R. Jack, 2nd Lt. Row two: D. Lawson, Asst. Commdt.p J. Gilbert, lst Lt., J. Rechnitzer, 2nd Lt. 100 Dignified Key Club Row one, left to right: R. Serrano, Sgt. at Arms, D. Snyder, V. Pres.p D. Galindo, Sec., R. Tapia, Treas.g B. Dew, Advisor. Row two: B. Akin, D. Toler, L. Lovell, P. Roldness, M. Busch, R. Greene, M. Moreno. Row three: D. Bahen, D. Brink, J. Davis, L. Flores. Row tour: M. Hurst, M. Williams, J. Redington, D. Roldness. Row five: J. Schroeder, 5. Thurlow, L. Norman, D. Swindle, D. Wade. Merry, merry kings of the bush are they . . . exuberant, educational noon-hour meetings . . . Christmas trees for the holiday season . . . fast-moving dressy-sport dance . . . affiliated with Kiwanis . . . President Kenny Hemann . . . Vice President Denny Snyder . . . Secretary Dave Galindo . . . Treasurer Ray Tapia . . . Sergeant at Arms Rudy Serrano. Row one, left to right: N Sinclair, N. Briscoe, V. Pres. J. Toyias, Pres., L. Gould K. Kroghp R. Adams, C Richard. Row two: S. Ensley, L. Nay, B. Morris, W. Prins B. Sturgell, P. Wulff, C Garland, J. Kuschel, H Church, Advisor. Row three D. McFarland, J. Banion, S Preschern, J. Nack, G. Wulff R. Blandford, T. Kudlacek K. Rawlings, J. Goodbody L. Marlin. 102 Row one, left to right: J. Mendenhall, Pres., P. Smith, V. Pres., C. Burkhard, Sec.- Treas., D. Galindo, Reporter. Row two: C. Cox, K. O'- Dowd, L. Unger, D. Shinn, S. Johnson, M. Lawson, N. Bradley, S. Wickliffe. Row three: E. Barlow, C. Loth- speich, J. Grabler, P. Tim- mons, P. Miles, G. Nowry, D. Davis, B. Brooker, D. Taylor. Planning a career in teaching . . . practical exper- ience in the classroom . . . movies and interesting speakers . . . credit for Cadet Teaching . . . lively Friday meetings . . . shiny apples . . . delicious refreshments . . . the ioy of filling out self-evaluation I I . sheets . . . bravely facing bulletin board duty . . . children's smiling faces . . . classroom visitations . . . ioint meetings in San Diego and La Jolla . . . Teacher Recruitment Day at San Diego State College . . . host interschool meeting. wct's M:DCsim S.. 1-rs. !a4.s,..wm.. 1 AAA ,.. W Row one, left to right: L. Hagen, G. McLennan, C. Moore, D. Palm, S. Lutes Row two: D. Madison, V Pres., D. Smith, G. Burgess F. Schmidt, Pres., T. Schaaf R. Latimer. Row three: N Lynch, S. Banks, B. Walker, D. Betz, C. Hartshorn, Treas. F. Stafford, L. Spreng, G. Stines. Art Club . . . Keeping our school interesting with a variety of seasonal decorations . . . new organization for stu- dents skilled in art . . . get-togethers over pizza and root beer every other Tuesday night . . . create orig- inal paintings . . . Pat Moore, President . . . Sherry Dall, Vice President . . . Nakkie Meanley, Secretary . . . Kathy Fleming, Treasurer . . . Dwayne Peters, Advisor. Science Club . . . Now just add a little of this to a little of that and . . scientists of our coming eras . . . winning science fair proiects . . . future Nobel Prize winners . . . Fred Schmidt, Dennis Madison, Ivan Craig, Carl Hartshorn-leaders of these test tube terrors. Barns, S. K. Arp, B. Bird. Row one, left to right: D. Peters, B. Marvin, B. Pritchett, B. Brothers, T. Jures. Row two: P. Jenkins, Publisher, P. Moore, Pres., S. Wall, Vice Pres., N. Briscoe, M. Gilstrap, C. Martin, D. Thompson, J. Raedel, A. Timm, D. Davis, A. Morrow, D. Allen, A. Tatro, G. Cruz, M. Perkins. Row three: L. Young, M. Pollard, N. Fretz, C. Jones, L. Angus, G. Zuiderweg, R. Kelsay, T. Fairbanks, N. Rodgers, J. Pico, D. Pico. Diagonal row, top fo bottom, G. Piedroza, S. Mulkins, A. Berger, SR!- Ei1??T?tfQt re .: .5'Q1'Y'1 , Zig... tx, Q QQ' w one left to right: J. Schweer, V. Pres., R. ews Pres. Row two: A. Ripingill, H. Hitney, A. Dawson D. Coleman, J. Rogers. Row three: T. Wil- n R Arnold, T. Dixon, R. Riezk. Dashes and Figures Row one, left to right: B. Malone, F. Armbrusl, G. Loltrilz. J. Smith, R. Feldl. Row two: C. Bonebrake Adviser, J. Durfey, K. Thornley, H. Capuano, M. Barbie, B. Shupe. Row three: B. Thacker, R. Michelson l.. Thomas, T. Barbee, H. Williams, Adviser. Row four: M. Wanders, D. Veach, J. Chapin, D. Wolfe Math Club . . . Speakers from Convair Astronautics and Ryan . . . movies on Binary System . . . trips to Convair, General Atomics, and San Diego State . . . purpose to inform mem- bers how math is used in in- dustry . . . promotes interest in math . . . prepares future engineers, computers, and scientists for their work. Radio Club . . . . . . hours ot enioyment spent talking to other hams . . . a padded cell at local police station on a memorable field trip . . . President Robert Crews, sending signals. John Pittman, Vice-President, re- ceiving, John Schweer, Secre- tary-Treasurer, keeping rec- ords. H 25ifirL.'. Photo Club . . . A flash of bulbs . . . a click of shutters . . . President Ken Dematteis . . . Vice Pres- ident Don Seitz . . . Secretary Dorothy Covey . . . Treasurer Bill Hoadley . . . contest for the most significant picture of our era . . . active year of camera-bugging . . . pic- torial essay contest at River- side Date Festival. I Row one, left to right: K. Dematteis, Pres., D, Seifz, V. Pres., D. Covey, Sec., B. Hoadley, Treas. Row two: S. Dolle, E. Crowder, B. Dowler, D. Roth, P. K. McGuire, J. Corlhell, D. Galt, J. Hampson, T. Anderson. Flashes and Die Verein German Club . . . Cheery Christmas party... Old World cooking at Mon- te's Pie Shop . . . caroling in German . . . interesting films on German culture and his- tory . . . gay Polka Party . . . spritely Herr Maiwald teach- ing the polka . . . happy group activities while further- ing the understanding of the German people. 105 Row one, left to right: S. Yasukochi, M. Allen, B. Sturgell, S. Abbott, J. Johnson, Sec., S. Dewar, B. Brinker, J. Goodbody, R. Brough, B. Haley, K. Koch, K. Marsh. Row two: W. Maiwald, J. Hall, J. Robe, E, Biorge, G. Rumore, Treas., R, Wesemuller, D. Bateman, C. Johnson, V. Pres., E. Howell. Row three: D. Lawson, Pres., M. M:Millan, J. Johnson, B. Jack, M. Tynman, T. Ulman, T. Hettick, H. Huff, D. Short. Page, C, Kangas, J. Casio. Row three: D. Hilmer, 2.5.3, if it - Row one, lett to right: V. Huse, M. Brooks, C. Marino, S. McCain, N. Bryant, S. Preschern, Pres.: P. Lynch, Sec., M. Glennie, V. Pres.: D. Norman, Treas: L. Nay. Row two: L. Mitchell, K. Anderson, T. Langston, L. Ferretti, S. Galyean, N. Harding, S. Nelson, P. Watters, L. Dyer, P. Fiala. Row three: S. Fortner, B. Griuliani, B. Oldenburg, C. McCarthy, S. Stowpert, M. Mcmil- lan, C. Bain, B. Gifford, C. Perry, N. Scott, V. Crenshaw. Row four: J. Ellis, G, Lewis, T. Kudlacek, J. Sprague, B. McLeod, J. Miles, B. Jones, D. Krause, R. Ross, O. Serrato, S, Howard, J. Redington, R. Mullay, D. Dill. Sparkling Christmas play . . . Moss Hart's You Can't Take lt With You . . . riotous rehearsals . . . ambitious acting . . . dynamic directing . . . sensa- tional staging . . . President Sherry Preschern . . . Vice President Mary Glennie . . . Secretary Pat Lynch . . . Treasurer Dixie Norman . . . dramatic presentations for further education . . . E.U.H.S. Drama Club. Top Troupers Row one, left to right: Peter Gunn, Huckleberry Hound Dog, Playmate of the Week, Burgermeister Man, Bridgett Bardot, Betty Crocker. Row two: Al- fred Hitchcock, Ben Hur, Moxie, Helen of Troy, King Farouk, Frankie Avalon, Hank Mancini, Captain Kangaroo, .lack Paar. Row three: Miss Francis, Ernie Kovacs, Wyatt Earp, Dennis the Menace, Queen Victoria, Chester, The Kingston Trio, Dobie Gillis, Bachelor Daughter, Steve Thurlow. Club Club . . . For those students who haven't the time or desire to ioin in the social activities of our Golden Era . . . ded- icated to those club members who insist on messing up the ID. lists. 106 Row one, left to right: G. Huff, K. Keithley, chairman, S. Shelton, M, Pieters, treasurer, M. Robertson, pres., S. Snudden, sec., J. Metcalf, V.P., L. Millard. Row two: M. Gus- tine, N. Willis, D. Tarbet, M. Rags- dale, S, Johnson, M. Shepardson, M. Williams. Bookworms and Brain Book Club . . . Exciting adventures . . . golden treasures . . . over- whelming emotions . . . gay humor . . terrifying disasters . . . a wide vista of enioyment in good books . . . upper classmen President Kathryn Keithley . . . Vice President Bobbie Giuliani . . . Secretary Susan Shelton . . . under classmen President Maureen Rob- ertson . . . Vice President John Metcalf . . . Secretary Sharri Snudden. Chess Club . . Lowly pawns . . . stealthy rooks . . . daring knights . . . stately bishops . . . royal kings . . . maiestic queens . . . hours ot meditation . . . the dawn of comprehension . . . a brilliant move . . . Checkmate! . . . noon hour matches with the excitement of intellectual combat . . . mastery of the master's game. Right row, left to right. C. Marken, J. Vega, M. Mendenhall, D. Card. Lett row B Bean, L. Bonney, D. Komac, J. Silkwood, R. Jack, Middle: L. Hansen Row one, left to right: Don Prough, Sue Nelson, Winnie Avery, Mary Kay Sorenson, Susan Patrick. Row two: George Haley, S. Thomas, E. Avery, J. Holtz, T. Brown. You Hammer 'em, We Repair 'er Jr. Red Cross . . . Gavel Club Cheerful holiday parties for Camp Pendleton New Orators of our Golden Era . . . public speak Marines . . . brimful chest of supplies for foreign ing at its best . . . laughter and fines for undue school friends . . . unique cake walk to raise funds talking . . . Berry Woods, Champion of the Gavel . . . active branch of an acclaimed, nationwide or- Don Prough, Educational Vice President . . . Shirley ganization . . . Don Prough, President . . . Claudia Clayton, Pin Order-er . . . George Haley, Holder of King, Vice President . . . Jane Holtz, Secretary . . . the Purse Strings . . . Dave Veach, Tireless Sergeant Jan Braisted, Treasurer. at Arms. Lett to right: C. Reho, R. Rumore S. Clayton, S. Nelson, D. Veach B. Woods, D. Prough, C. Weimers P. Hall, E. Webb, G. Haley. 108 E.. .vii ' nw W ss ' WX, . YS t',.efWf'sfw M wwf.. '- vw' ' .Q A , A QW W 'W gr Qns wfn M H Nwfmsbq, ,. -...mums Row one, left to right: Sherry Preschern, Ann Timm, Terri Kudlacek, Penny Green, Pan Johnson, Charlene Vesco, Judy Nay, Judy Burns, Donna Hurt, Sue Wilkes. Row two: Martha Casad, Jan Leonard, Janey Baker, Dee Anna Halderman, Susan Sweet, Vicki Yaras, Sally Roden, Dee Davis, Sharon Fortner, Barbara Oldenburg. Row three: Kathy Rowell, Winona Good, Kathie Paxton, Marge Netzke, Nancy Gibson, Glennie Lewis, D. Rogers, A. White, J. Vaughn, Melody Dale, Laura Avery, Maria Jo Betz. Row four: Deanna Powers, Pam Stanger, Candy James, Sheila Ryan, Sue Guy, C. McCarthy, Pauline Adkins, Judy Ellis, Penny Wultt, Joan McMullen, Ceeann Pearson, Pattie Baker, Pat Lynch. Y-Teens Row one, left to right: Carol Rohde, D. Oliver, N. Sass, S. Green, L. Huggins, S. James, N. Redmond, D. Londos, S. Barnes, M. Brigham. Row two. S. Heidrich, S. Kennedy, L. Voran, J. Lemley, A. Farnsworth, J. Hayes, C. Harper, L. De Graw, C. Bingham, N. Baldwin, G. Marohn. Row three: M. Heiser, S. English, K. O'Connor, C. Snyder, A. Harrington, K. Huff, D. Witt, S. McCain, K. Marino, F. Davis, E. N,elsen, J. Bollenbacher, A. Buckowitz, Row four: B. Wert, D. McArthur, K. Sorensen, L. Bunker, Z. Norman, J. Anderson, V. Warren, J. Taznayo, J. Mones, T, Langston, G. Ulrich, P. McFadden, E. Southworth. Row one, left to right: S. Duncan, A. Vesco, A. Ross, K. Hill, C. Cook, C. Keithley, A. Zieger, S. Kyzer, C. Cook, S. Bullozk, L. Rhodes. Row two: D. Yasukochi D. Berglund, G. Lampman, J. Felland, D. Gallacher, N. Green, K. Plett, C. Anderson, C. Wolf, K. Meek, S. Torgison, W. Pelton. Row three: J. Peterson, L. McGrew, L. Dalrymple, C. Garfon, K. Orantes, C. Schmidt, C. Bergquam, L. Foreman, J. Adams, P. Jessen, N. Shappo, C. Gorbet. Cl b U 'L d Cougarettes . . . Coquettes . . . Debutants . . . . . . successful money-raising projects . . . delicious the ioy of group activities . . . interesting and educa- popcorn balls . . . worthwhile community proiects . . . tional speakers . . . Christian fellowship . . . many participating in Go to Church Sunday ...collecting social activities . . .wild slumber parties . . . swinging clothing for orphans . . . proiect Tom Dooley . . . Christmas parties . . . gay fashion show . . . car wash raising money for Medico . . . Row one, left to right: J. Olds, J. Garlow, J. Corzine, W. Prins, D. Gulbransen, L. White, B. Corzine. Row two: S. Bell, A. Morrow, B. Snelling, K. Orantes, D. Derbin, D. McFarland, D. George, J. Chalmers. Row three: C. Cogo, S. Holman, M. McFarland, A. Anderson, N. Lockwood, G. Lee, K. Rawlings, R. Kerr, S. Thornton. 1 in Service Row one, left to right: R. Van Dusen, S. Hayes, L. Messersmith, N. Thurlow, B. Mercado. Row two: D Reyes, R. Anderson, J. Hollis, D. Huddleston, K. Gifford, M. Condry, T. Trehalua. Hi-Y . . . High Christian standards . . . quiet discussions of adolescent problems . . . noisy fun in well planned activities . . . more complete realization of their ideals . . . a well rounded program to interest boys of all ages . . . Tom Helms, President . . . Russ Scott, Vice President . . . Pete Coscarart, Secretary . . . Bill Town- send, Treasurer. Row one, left to right: B. Painter, P. Coscarart, T. Helms, D. Bullock, B. Townsend, C. Brent. Row two: L. Lusardi, B. Rutledge, S. Hilmer, J. Clanton, S. Petzold. Row three: D. Lund, J. Allen, F. lvers, R. Larrabee, D. Thrash. Row four: D. De Mers, A. Hollis, B. Shaw, R. Foley, D. Collier, J. Middleton. Row five: D. Bahen, D. Miller, G. Gunnarson, N. Ponce, M. Powell. Row six: D. Carlson, T. Harding, D. Snyder, J. Boyles, L. Meek, D. Agatep, S. Thurlow. i E 5 Q 2 Z i l min. ii fn 5 E E First row, left to right: B. Burke, S. Heidrich, D. Chism, C. Rohde, J, Nielsen, E. Kinder, W. Avery, V. Pedroza, L. Alto, D. Burford S. lewis, A. Shaffer, V. Diaz, D. Teel, T. Helms, E. Webb, R. Adams, N, Sparx, L. Dawes, B. Thompson, D, Villolobos, R. Brinck C. Lozano, M. Cisneros, S. Gerrian. Second row: P. Yungman, L. Kolb, L. Dalrymple, M. Gustine, J. Paine, G. Browning, C. Gormon, M Holscher, C. Cook, T. Langston, C. Cook, L. Rhodes, E. Avery, R. Reed, D. Londos, R. Baker, J. Bougher, M. Adams, J. Gilbert, K. Brown S. Hinman, S. Thornton, J. Metheny, S. Kennedy, C. Berquam, D. Krause, F. Blodgett. Third row: D. Oliver, E. Southworth, N. Baldwin S. Vinland, M. Esposito, K. Covert, V. Warren, J. Goodbody, J. Johnson, C. Stinson, D. Reynolds, S. Vaughn, P. Miles, D. Snyder, N Bradley, D. Collier, D. Coleman, M. Lozano, A. Freitag, N. Eason, S. Galyean, S. Hilton, L. Scheike, C. Glennie, B. Millard. Fourth row L. Huggins, K. Broirsma, D, Hughes, M. Esposito, L, Colbert, S. Guy, K. Barr, V. Hazel, G. Gardner, J. Christian, J. Hetzel, C. Harmon C. Anderson, J. Peterson, B. Dixon, S. Banks, M. Polzer, D, Edge, D. Thompson, M. Winstead, W. Winstead, A. Wingo, D. Vesey, G. Baker E. Brown, B. Vililliams, M. Daly, B. Cuney, C, Thames, L. Woods, H. Margie, M. Dominguez. Gilorioiis Voices Raised in Harmony One hundred golden voices joined in concert for our era . . . moving Christmas music . . . light-hearted melodious Spring Festival . . . joyous one thousand voice chorus at Balboa Park . . . Gerold Baker, President QQ . . . Tom Helms, Vice President . . . Milton Winstead, Secretary . . . Marge A Polzer, Treasurer . . . variety of music for local clubs. I Returning from the Olympics Coconut, fudge-nut, and mint candy . . . delicious breakfast by Optimist Club . . . evening farewell to sponsors and well- wishers . . . hours of fun without jackets in the swirling Squaw Valley snow . . . prac- ticing till letter perfect for the big day . . . anything but practicing in leisure hours . . . thrilling front-row seats for the Olympic torch ceremony . . . long, sleepy hours on the way home . . . triumphant entry to a proud town. ess? V i ' 1. 3 J 5,-in 1 M, Q wif s as se if ff 5 fwfr. E5 S5 b Af 45 gi, ,arf s .. . fam ,,ss.,. -. . . .. . .M x NX .QR A fgxxoiobz Q 'N-T., 1 M9 I T PK il. Q L M I 9. 5 ' -. 1 ww Q . T 2, 6' ON 9' is A'-, i in 1 5 . at T .fs axe J The Olympians . . . new surroundings for cu championship band . . . fourth place in All Western Band Review in Long Beach . . . Seventh Annual Regional Festival at Arizona . . . timely, well-organized half- time shows . . . Bill Vogt, Manager . . . Don Vesey, Assistant Manager . . . Joan Thomas, Secretary . . . Pat Budreau, Treasurer . . . Rick Walker, Drum Maior. First row, left to right: S. Hilmer, S, Gates, S. Clayton, S. Bullock, K. Marino, C, Baird. Second row: C. Gorbefi, K. Plelt, B. Vogt, J. McDuff, G. Morohn, C. Williams, M. Dybka, H. Thompson, L. Dickson, B. Thompson, B. Crenshaw, J. Keffer, L. Stark. Third row: J. Bollenbacher, R. Fewless, P. Sandvick, P. Hoadley, R. Tappen, S. Bachovin, N. Turner, M. Moreno, A. Wingo, R. Walker, J. Langford, K. Snell, T. Foy, Fourth row: E. Oltz, H. Landers, A. Lazarras, J. Thomas, P. Budreau, C. Cohron, G. Agatep, C. Manriquez, R. Clark, F. Clark. W 5 l i e X ., ' A - :sv .-,,:.,. . .f :wwf-..-A ' k i With their usual color and imag- ination, the Cougar Band presents another of its outstanding half-time shows. Our Victorious Cougar Band First row, left fo right: K. Jobbett, K. Barth, E. Barlow, D. Londos, C. Conrad. Second row: E. Flood, B. Miller, V. Du Buis, L. Dalrymple. Third row: A. Requilman R. Kurtz, G. Gustine, E. Neudecker, T. Perea, D. Margrave, D. Rivedal, J. Mones, J. Tomayo, C. Wolf. Fourth row: V. Diaz, R. Harper, R. Michelson, L. Nielson, J Williams, E. Howard, M. Winstead, T. Henderson, T. Thompson, J. Watkins, C. Todd, G. Eason, D. Vessey. Fifth row: D. Gibson, D. Tackett, L. Knappe, R. Wilson P. Ayers, R. Kasitz, D. White, S. Coulter, G. Eden, D. Child, J. Crenshaw. -, Robin Adams Janey Baker Fluttering Flag 13 K , I -'f 1' f , ' fy K ' if W' Orange-sequined, white fi if satin uniforms . . . smart A S looking introduction for if Q the Cougar Band. Sue Abbott Nancy Bradley , Pat Budreau Lorene Bunker l' gi Kathy Krogh S we Linda Dyer Marcia Howell Bonnie Friedland Pat Miles VV V , AA V . ,,,. ,. .,AA ,., , ,if lzzv . ,:l.l N a b ' fx. . 1. my I V' i cf' if 7 A a 'wr 'Z Row one, left to right: G. Nowry, V.P., K. Stephens, Rec. Sec., M. Knight, Treas.y K. Keithley, Cor. Sec. Row two: P. Hall, Special Events, S, Clayton, Basketball Mgr., S. Wearne, Swim. Comm., D. Davis Track Mgr., P. Garrison. Row three: K, Oliver, P. Budreau, J. Baker, T. Kudlacek, C. Pearson, N. Nord B. Friedland, M. Powell, G. Kent, L. Reeves, P. Wulff, R. Anderson, N. Lockwood, D. Derbin, B. Card, S. . A. A. To develop mutual friendships through participation in various sports activities . . . candle light initiation . . . bruising San Dlegulto hockey game . . . riotous Sadie Hawkins . . . sparkling car wash fun-filled banquet . . . solemn award presentations Linda Gould President . . . Gwen Nowry, Vice President . . . Karen Stephens, Record ing Secretary . . . Kathryn Keithley, Corresponding Secretary Mary Ann Knight, Treasurer . . . Pam Smith, Historian. Batter up! The sun- browned members of GAA enioy another ac- tive sottball game. First row, left to right. M. Brown, J. Lockwoo K. Rowell, D. Powers, D. Davis, P. Jessen, S Latham, S. Mulkins, C First row, left to right S Kyzer A Vesco G Ross S Bullock C Wolf L Christopher G Marohn C Keithley C Cook C Cook Second row: O. Zanella, K. Wilson D Wagor L DeGraw D Hagata B Gifford A Zieger G Webb D Yasukochi K Hull L Rhodes Third row: M. Robertson, S Thomas K Barr P Garner J Mones P Scott K Meek L Dalrymple L McGrew S Jeffers C Gorton C Church. Fourth row: D Londos S Duncan M McLeod N Redmond K OConnor M Redmond S James V Warren C Anderson J Grabler, P. Powers, Y Wulff F B.1ls B Haley 3 'CT7 First row, left to right: S. Beisner, L. Vilches, S. Woods, P. Tilford, J. Reed, P. Dunn. Second row: B. Masters, L. Mitchell, B. Parrish, J Stephens, J. Callander, J. Greenough, L. Ferretti, N. Baldwin. Third row: K. Schell, R. Perez, N. Sass, L. Bunker, K. Hoff, B. Wert, M Gustine, S. Shelton. in Athletics First row, left to right: R. Ross, G. Etheridge, M. Howell, D. Clothier, C. McFadden, G. Huff, C. Moltane, V. DuBois, W. Johnson, K Billick, J. Spencer. Second row: P. Durfey, S. Takagi, S. Payne, D. Taylor, J. Smith, C. Taylor, J. Bollenbacher, P. Swanson, D. Oliver N. Baldwin. Third row: J. Burkhard, J. Brinker, R. Smith, C. Nelson, D. Londos, N. Harding, B. Baker, D. McArthur, C. Rohde, L. Hug gins. Fourth row: D. Chism, J. Reynolds, D. Brady, V. Revert, M. Rodriguez, B. Campbell, J. Farwell, C. Marino, S. McCain. ,M ,,-QHR, They Fought to Wear A brilliant orange E . . . a shining, silver track shoe . . . gleaming, gold football . . . that wonderful tribute, a letterman's sweater . . . the highest honor, a Senior letterman's distinctive black sweater . . . an honor organization for our school's athletes . . . rollicking barbecue . . . an impressive collection of trophies for our new gym . . . golden athletic glories for our era . . . the first big inter-school competition for surround- ing Elementary Schools sponsored by our Lettermen . . . President Jim Clanton . . . Vice President, Dale Swindle . . . Secretary Ed Cruz . . . Treasurer, Bob Johnston. First row, left to right: D. Larrabee, J. Dunn, D. Wade, G. Gunnarson, R. Green, D. Swindle, D. Galindo, J. Clanton, J. Watkins. Second row: N. Ponce, J. Kendall, P. Marken, A. Hollis, K. Kammerman, D. Lund, J. McArthur, P. Roldness, M. Busch, R. Foley. Third row: L. Flores, H. Huff, D. Goswick, M. Campbell, B. Wellons, R. Reina, D. Prough, G. Lattritz, L. Lovell, R. Greene. Fourth row: J. Hundley, T. Verdugo, D. Sipes, B. Hodge, B. McRobb, B. Rutledge, S. Wilson, S. Hilmer, D. Bullock, Fifth row: D. Miller, D. McClure, M. Mendenhall, K. lmaizumi, T. Henderson, B. Townsend. wSl :ws.vansr12vPM dleMlWH'h 1R Y ' First row, left to right: S. Villa, B. Keith, D. Ostrander, F. Rourke. Second row: R. Balogh, S. Peters, B. Crenshaw, D. Sirbu, R. Fowler S. Neill. Third row: D. Reyes, R. Mercado, P. Galindo, K. Gifford, F. Clibourne. Fourth row: D. Huddleston, N. Thurlow, D. Hagadorn B. Rueber, G. Agatep. the E First row, left to right: R. Serrano, R. Larrabee, M. Moreno, J. Redington, M. Williams, J. Shaffer, D. Wade, J. Davis, R. Sabin, D. Bahen, D. Roldness. Second row. R. Nagtalon, G. Garcia, D. Snyder, S. Thurlow, T. Helms, D. Saferson, D. Agatep, T. Smith, M. Cleveland, J. Ballenger. Third row: L. Reierson, D. Blunt, C. Brent, B. Shaw, P. Coscarart, R. Tapia, B. Akin, B. Hamilton, D. Clothier, R. Lowder. Fourth row: M. Mazon, S. Cabrera, L. Villalobos, R. Brown, C. Cruz, C. Norman, D. Witt, J. Radcliff, F. Bennett, J. Crenshaw. Plenty of Enthusiastic People Pep . . . Pep . . . Pep . . . midnite ribbon-pinning and rose-making . . . groggy downing of No-Doz . . . pos- ter-hanging in the wee hours of the morning . . . white-shirted, ribbon- wearing, pom-pom-shaking cheer section . . . brand new mascot for a fighting team . . . tremendous send- offs . . . an exciting year full of Pep ..Pep...PEP! I . l From left fo right: Jim Schroeder, sergeant of arms: Margie Hagata, treasurerg Mickey Powell, vice presidentg Jan Overly, presi- dentg and, not shown, Susie Wearne, sec- retary. GDQEBET ,,....-new- 'v' C' 'I ray wig, UPMAOUDS 51' I QY1fx.ivAf! . M A5552 . M QM AVS I sa q s I .J I. 'Ll W'v'I2'S? 3 C9148 lv- lv -H'-Q f sf X Z.-HDV ff M 2 :Mammal f- U ' www Homecoming Royal, radiant, ravishing Queen Ann . . . deep, dark, dashing King Larry . . . excited, enthusiastic, Pep President Jan . . . midnight tissue paper rose-making parties . . . last minute planning by a peppy student body . . . a Golden Homecoming so effective we'll remember it for years to come. Kathy O'Connor and Nick Thurlow Diane Galindo and Bill Townsend l Judy Callendar and Dave Toler 127 x t J in of 4, n xx' 4.f,..s ASSBLQBL Es , Hey, Sonny . Gej. OUT of 1- e S ' 'W . QYNOY' Sec-1-ion. ,,,,...f-f W M,,,, ..,-W,W,M., Y D,,,,w- 'H w .. v ' 'O tg gin-3 Y, lf F, .f yi ii? WWW NW ww WdNlliljg,,g ff rr as . www 5 M351 W?-fx Efilw Yr'-In fig S .060 Q 06 dp' 5 M We N S.v Q 2 5 1 Q e M- 'sn-.., 3 2 Zi? mg 5:1 19? SZ bv ,M 5 5 ki ii S12 S3 3 31 zz Se as x ii asf - '..,....,.- . v cw W0- x Q 'P 35 . ,.., I ,.,', V -.,A .A I J , 'V 5 2 4 ? 3 2 E S 2255 ' b, 5 J. W, is I iw y W ,iaith - 533-' V M awww ,Mi ,F , A y ..,, ,... W , D I W f 'QQ2,1M - ' ,Q I s W . .M ' 9 V 0 , 1 ' fy , WN 'W' . ., ...,,,,,. ,. ' SFI. -5 I Y Wg.: my .. I , lv jay jk ,Nw ,, ,, .Y k f-- ' YH ,., , 1 , 7 , W ' ,wN,e-gig? , M -MF , 1sf? ' fff L? v X aff ,135 x .,,.,f - - , A -f. Wvrfgw -mg. V 'iggyg l '4'fQ,g:1jv:WQf,k5 - W .. 'ef V Q M 'I' f ax., - ffl gwizix 'iff - 3 mf f p. f M , , 1 W' -,Z,,, .- S K H' , . ' , ,,,. A,,- V ,, .-v! . . I I. P T f FRED CLARK rw-f we Row one, left to right: Ken McClurkin, Bill Green, Chic Embrey, Charles Bonebrake, Barry Dew. Row two: Bill Duncan, Don Portis, Don Hegerle, William Wetzell, Richard Disney. Athletic Leaders Cougars prove themselves . . . spirit remains high throughout year . . . loyal fans prove that they stand behind the teams . . . teams work hard and fight well to bring honor to E.U.H.S .... J.V. teams very suc- cessful . . . bright athletic future for Cougars . . . our excellent coaching staff provided invaluable help . . . E.U.H.S. is proud of its coaches and teams. e Steve Thurlow did a good iob for the Cou- gars this year as first string quarterback, team captain, and most valuable player for the season. Cheering voices . . . the great Cougar spirit . . . the Varsity squad with only three returning lettermen . . . a 4-4 record . . . the opener-heartbreaking second-half loss to Mt. Miguel . . . thrilling victories over Grossmont, El Caion, Helix, and El Capitan . . . injuries to key players . . . two straight losses to Chula Vista and Sweetwater . . . the dropped practice tilt with San Berdoo . . . the close with a smashing win over Hilltop . . . courage and stamina . . . the charge through a thrill-packed season . . . the backing ofa stupendous school spirit. Cougar speed-demon, Rich Greene, skirts right end on a play that gained some valu- able yardage for the Cougars. First row, left to right: L. Reirson, D. Wade, J. Davis, S. Thurlow, M. Williams, D. Anderson, J. Shaffer, R. Nagtalon, B. Shaw, R. Greene. Second row: R. Stock, M. Busch, D. Agatep, B. Wellons, F. Schmidt, J. Radcliffe, L. Lovell, C. Brent, D. Bennett, D. Roldness. Third row: D. Witt, J. Wat- kins, E. Neudecker, J. Hundley, J. Boyles, J. Clanton, D. Clothier, J. Kendall, D. Swindle, J. Partain. Fourth row: Coach Embrey, E. Cruz, W. Green, B. Johnston, J. Redington, D. McClure, M. Mazon, D. Snyder, M. Moreno, R. Larabee, Coach Green. Fifth row: G. Haley, J. Robertson, R. Latimer, J. Allen, M. Bianco, B. Akin, D. Sipes, D. Cochran, L. Lusardi. ff ' W' it Jail. il w-xiii!! mil Mike Williams halfback Mike Williams makes a sure fingered grab of quarlerback Steve Thurlow's pass for a long gain against Ml. Miguel. The Maladors snuck by the Cougars lay a score of 19 to 26. Rich Greene halfback Bob Shaw halfloack Jim Shaffer wingback MEN K 'ew 4 25325 WEE Siwifeii iifiiiq P N 1 . . . ' 'I Cougar halfback, Rach Greene, sels up a Cougar lally wifh a long gain M M ' fgggriil . . . . . ggi , Darrel Anderson against Ml. Miguel. .lam Clanton and Jim Redinglon follow the play. f ' '-' A 5 HG' f back M .V-. :fl , ,... -I 3 6 r--' ,. Z f 5 ' ' MW? I A Q V4 ' - .,. - : 1.15: A I vzxszw- wr :..: 'kfwvrshais , 'V f' 5.225 .H ,.: -:-fr:-Q-: mf ,gr .. .. 1-::::r:am-:mu-yr:-' ..ax.:.7:.,., llqqlzzzr i2,.,: 5 ,.:,1 q,q,V V ..., b -v-- -z1.0.51-.gQ-:-5-,ffzgqgqm., ,, S Holfba:k, Santos Aguiano breaks away for a long gain lhrough El CapiIan's line during one of lhe many games for which the Cougars lraveled to scenic Gillespie field. Escondido ran away from The Vaqueros to the tune of 34 To 20. End, Dole Swindel, turns the corner as MQ. Miguel's Enos and Monelle move in on him. Les Lovell end Sfeve Thurlow quarferbcvck 7 if ? S Q M-2 - :ze ii-if T25 :xi W, If K N,.,.lss .lim Davis X halfbaclc L ,,Vk-, K W' ig il i f-.4-di-azmklzzs. : 3 N 'rgf' DAG' Q N , , W V :Sala ., ,swam fi c Dave Roldness .... , 5 ,f YS ,iii M. ' 95 A35 .Q wingback Xa K Lg., Q A ..,:. 4 Q 'fy i W Fw-3 c c rr.. riir if Doug Bennett H Q4 quarterback A A ',fff'Qff,? , ,,.rl, Y.gfjl!f off i ,f Cougar quarterback, Steve Thurlow goes around right end on a quarterback keep play while Rich Greene and Mike Moreno provide downfield blocking. John Watkins guard Jim Hundley center Don Clothier center Jim Clanton center Doug Agatep end Mike Busch end Thrilling Victories Dale Swindle end Jerry Kendall linebacker Fred Schmidt I i n e b a c k e r A' J t - .z V: J iiliii J- --r- .,,t I b M ,W ,. S ,,.,....'- vm- Q ,Ez ...,. -., . ..,... , r If at r 1 'EQ ? 33 sl z J Q, 1 4 'K yt x .. ,234 All lt 3: M5 ' 'K Q- Li W Q 5, N . 1 MQ .,- ..- ........., fr .M N mv r ME' 5 Y g,,,, Mgwm it Brice Wellons halfback ,,.., .. J N! 5- . iifigrfjgi gi f ' 'fwivgmw . 1 392 .. VE K t wil 1 so .V ,K . 't f H -vm if fr fre if W 5 M, vig , . ,i I fr , , 3 5 vii . mf, 3 X 3 . A. ,,, , . 5 gk 5 M , . ..,... . A- itszee H, H 1 ,. M ev s I Y fl A ' nj.: .e,,b. Z in N DCI rrel Will H , linebacker --. . -P -',, - , W 3. --...,4 'V -- A:q- W Q :.. 2 .-.-.- .I Ron Larrubee .V . ,,.-1 A s,..: 3 ..: ---. lzza Q -I - . 'll' gUCll'Cl 4 12- .,.-4h, I fm .' 1 ' 'L ,l ,I .4 lk.. f' - ., , In ullll If bl .,,. E . . ll .ii Escondido Opponent 19 ,......,.. A.,,A,o M f. Miguel 27 l8 .......... ,...... G rossmont l3 25 .......... ..,,.,. E l Caion 6 26 .......... ,...... H elix l8 34 ..,....... ....,,. E l Capilon 20 20 .......... ....... C hula Vista 25 l 4 .......... ....... S weelwoler 34 27 .......... ....... S on Berdoo l9 39 .......... .,,,,.. H illtop 7 C5 Mike Moreno guard .lim Redlngton tackle Bob Joh nston cenler One of lhe big ccl's big guns, Jim Davis, is finally slowed do n offer o subslanlial gain on a center plunge. Ed Cruz tackle Bill Akin fackle Mike Bianco en losses . . . new metro policy . . . games in the afternoon instead of prior to Varsity games . . . wins in first eight games . . . the slide by Mt. Miguel . . . the nose-out by Grossmont . . . El Caion skunked . . . Helix drops us . . . El Capitan clobbered . . . a practice win over San Berdoo and exciting season for the little cats. -far 125 ' ' , 3 ef' 52? .r?Qrgs'.r.:. Cubs' big showing . . . five wins and three drop a close final game to Hilltop . . . a fine J.V. football co-captains, Curt Hamilton and Bill Mc- Robb, and most valuable player, Jack Turner, sparked their team to a Metro League championship. 1960 Prospects First row, left to right: J. Hall, R. Van Dusen, N. Willis, D. Huddleston, D. Reyes, D. Ulman, B. Rutledge, R. Dumlao, C. l-lamilton, S. l-lays. Second row: R. Trussel, D. Short, R. Lissey, D. Purkerson, P. Roldness, J. Smith, A. Willenberg, A. Lovenzon, D. Higbe, N. Thurlow, T. Short. Third row: l.. Stark, B. Mercado, T. Foy, W. Laten, D. Blunt, J. Turner, D. Larabee, B. McRobb, D. Overly, M. Randels. Fourth row: B. Hodge, H. Huff, D. Toler, W. Graf, D. Hagodorn, L. Wisenbaker, T. Perea, M. Music, D. Donover. Fifth row: Coach Ross, Coach Disney. Play On Frosh football captain cmd most' valuable player, Char- lie Swindle and Jim Pritchart kept enthusiasm and scores high with leadership and topnotch plays. Terrific turnout of enthusiastic freshmen . . . full of pep and spirit . . . Cubs fight hard . . . l, 4, l record for the season . . . valuable experience gained . . . through the efforts of Coaches Portis and Hegerle, the Frosh obtain new knowledge of the sport . . . many prospective Varsity and J.V. play- ers forthe following years. First row, left to right: J. Miles, D. Sirbu, B. Osbourne, J. Pritchard, B. Blunt, M. Albright, C. Swindle, R. Perez, D. Teal, F. Clibourne. Second row: D. Moran, L. Knappe, M. Peters, C. Ostrander, Q. Zamora, S. Coulter, F. Rourke, J. Hall, B. Crenshaw, B. King. Third row: Coach Hegerle D. White, L. Wilson, J. Tate, B. Reid, A. Requillman, B. Porter, J. Ennis, D. Neughar, Coach Portis. Fourth row: P. Ayers, G. Bailey, D. Shlnn B. Watson, C. Kangas, G. Edan, D. Burton, L. Copeland, B. Petta, L. Geise. Fifth row: J. Castro, J. Nessman, A. Valkoff, R. Hawley, W. Bagstead C, Young, R. Roberts, L. Villalobos, B. Wyatt, D. Lusardi, K. Rennic - 1 - .1- Row one, left to right: S. Cabrera, L Villalobos, D, Villalobos, J. Cabrera, A. Strecah. Row two: J. Durfee, G. Duncan, B. Keith, A. Hollis, M. Peters. Row three: S. Villa, M. Mendenhall, T. Wilson, J McKeen, R. Ferrick, B. Thacker. The Cougar harriers make a good showing . . . face a tough schedule . . . off to slow start . . . improve greatly through efforts of Coach Charles Bonebroke . . . take high honors at several league finals toward the end of the season . . . show terrific ability by win- ning meets with Hoover High ond San Diego High . . . end the season with a league won-loss record of 4 and 4. 142 Most valuable player, Monty Mendenhall, and captain, Richard Ferrick, talk over the potentials of their opponents in the next cross country meet. Around the tar turn on the Cougar cross country course, Cougar harriers are run- ning tirst and second. First row, left to right: D. Lund, D. Higbee, D. Roldness, B. Mc- Robb, S. Hayes. Second row: K. Dematties, S. Yusko, L. Stark, P. Van Londersele, R. Mercado. Big showing by Cougar netmen . . . pro- viding good competition for the rest of the league teams . . . stand 3 wins and 2 losses in league play . . . exciting season . . . fast action and thrilling matches . . . racketeers making tennis a maior-interest sport at E.U.H.S. Nlinor Sports Shine Golf team doing well . . . the new- est of Cougar sports . . . second year in existence . . . golf becoming more popular with E.U.H.S .... good sized squad this year . . . no league experi- ence this year as Gong went to press . . . high hopes held for season games. . e 143 G. Duncan, L. Hansen, J. Johnson, B. Stonehocker, T. McKuen, J. Johnson, R. Graves, J. Partain. A whistle blows the ball is tossed and the opposing centers leap Most valuable player Steve Thurlow and cap high in the air for the opening tip The odds are pretty good that tain, Mike Williams pal It up as they talk over Cougar center Gunnarson will get it basketball strategy Team Work Mt. Miguel Chula Vista Helix El Caion Hilltop Grossmont El Capitan Sweetwater Chula Vista Mt. Miguel Helix El Caion Hilltop Grossmont Sweetwater El Capitan Row one, left to right, M. Williams, D. Galindo, J. Crenshaw, J. Wagner, J. Pur- tain, M. Powell. Row two: Coach Hegerle, S. Thurlow, D. Agatep, G. Gunnarson, N. Logan, L. Meek, D. Bennett, R. Bathrick. Winter weather . . . spirited basketball . . . orange and black pom-pons . . . tre- games . . . plenty of excitement . . . four mendous coaching by Coach Hegerle . . . point margin in three of our games . . . out- valuable knowledge gained . . . fine ability standing players . . . ll wins, 5 losses . . . displayed . . . a wonderful season for the three-way tie . . . third place . . . terrific great Cougar Cagers. pep . . . new gym packed . . . fast action Paid Dave Galindo and Gerry Gunnarson give each other a hand as they steal the ball from an opponent as Steve Thurlow looks on. l-45 Dave Galindo Gerry Gunnorson Steve Thurlow John Partain Mike Williams Forward Center Forward Guard Guard Exciting Wins ,A-an If Doug Bennett Guard Two more Cougar paints go through the hoop over the vainly outstretched hand of an opponent. Mickey Powell Guard Doug Agatep Forward 146' v ,A N .vM, .A,,, :saww4uvns...1sf 1 mvvmwwwwdwaawwzr ..... Y Jack Crenshaw Guard Neil Logon Center E.U.H.S. cenier Gerry Gunnorson goes high over the opposition lo sink another two-poinler for the Cougars. Larry Meek Forward John Wagner Forward Dave Galindo launches one of his deadly jump shols againsl Guard lhe Highlanders os Gerry Gunncirson wails for lhe rebound. 147 W '77, 4, - --'---' ' H .... ' Z, i '4f '5?'!3 f iiii i?fi . 'NZF5f QW11 rwwS g oll C. Hamilton, D. Toler. Row two: Coach Portis, H. Bergstrom, R. Walker, JByI DHddltoRDIoNThloDSthg mi,mr. IT! 5, 9 OU UFS. . . rossm n 50 to rea on o-u score ano oo h I I A hard-running fast b k d I y p th l points tor Metro cha p th C g JV t k t e a I I ' D I rl againstG ot 35 Escondido Opponents 37 Mt. Miguel Chula Vista Helix El Cajon Hilltop Grossmont El Capitan Sweetwater Chula Vista iMt. Miguel Helix ZEI cation Hilltop Grossmont El Capitan Sweetwater ' i 75? 'W' WWEQ1 A A 'D Cubs Win Title Les Lovell adds another two points to an already substantial score against the Captain, John Boyles, and most valuable player, Les Lavell, were both big factors Grossmont five. in the winning of the Metro championship. Thrilling games . . . much action for early comers on game nights . . . Cubs look profes- sional . . . excellent record . . . l5 wins and l loss . . . first place . . . expert dribbling . . . pinpoint shooting . . . coached expertly by Coach Portis . . . prepared for next year . . . many prospective Varsity Cagers ...tremendous season . . . much excitement. 149 First row, left to right: A. Bauer, J. Alexander, P. Reyes, J. Turner, R. Von Dusen, L. Nielsen, M. Cisneros. Second row: Coach McClurkin, P. Ulman, L. Stark, P. Galindo, S. Neill, M. Lorenz A. Lorenzen, B. Crenshaw. 4 Row one, left to right: J. Baker, B. Good, J. Miers, C. Kangcs. Row two: D. Lusardi, B. Blunt, J. Clibourne, B, Rueber, J. Forney. Not shown: J. Pritchard, W. Wood, G. Agatep. A leap high into the air for a rebound . . . a fast break down the court . . . a quick pass-off . . . examples of the action en- joyed by spectators at the Soph basketball games . . . terrific season . . . little Cubs took third . . . 4 wins, 4 losses . . . valuable experience gained. Young cubs . . . big size . . . lots of enthusiasm . . . hard playing . . . 2 wins, 3 losses . . . fourth in league . . . valuable experience received . . . small but spirited crowds . . . future athletic players assured for E.U.H.S. Our lively wrestling coach, Mr. Ross, gives some words of encouragement to one of his wrestlers in a holly contested match. Fast action . . . enthusiastic team . increasing interest . . . more spectators . . . new equipment . . . widespread recognition . . . exciting matches . . . third place in league . . . 6 and 2 record . . . Ken lmai- zumi undefeated in league action . . . all enioy the thrilling matches. New Enthusiasm B. Foley, J. Lievanos, R. G Rich Greene gets close to a pi some more points for the Cougar Moreno, T. Henderson, D. Clothier. during one of the league matches. l Left to right: T. Verdugo, K. lmaizumi, E. Howard, L. Flores, reene, B, Humphrey, D. Sipes, M. n and squad Ken lmaizumi was the top wrestler for E.U.H.S. this year and was never defeated in league play. l5l Swimming team did a fine iob of upholding the Cougar spirit. Big Splash Swimmers to your mark, get set, GO! A whistle blows . . . a mighty leap . . . a splash of water . . . another swim meet is under way . . . E.U.H.S. waterdogs look like a good bet to keep victory flag flying . . . looks good in practice meets . . . swimmers will keep E.U.H.S. spirit alive. 152 Steve Thurlow pitcher Mickey Powell outfield 7 1 e .13 Row one, left to right: Coach Green, G. Copeland D. Blunt, D. Bullock, B. Shaw, D. Golindo, M. Powell M. Cleveland, D. Anderson, G. loltritz. Row two: J Crenshaw, D. Agatep, B, Townsend, M. Williams, L Norman, S. Thurlow, D. Forill, C. Brent, W. Green D. Bennett. Varsity Sluggers Mike Williams third base Bob Shaw shortstop Dove Golindo catcher Darrel Anderson outfield F in N . 5- X :Qi 1 Dan Forill pitcher George Lottritz pitcher iibflwhiwiotewlsitkii f gum Promising The crack of a bat . . . the tielders yelling encouragement to the pitcher . . . The bane of the existence of Metro League pitchers, the Cougar batter steps up to the plate cmd digs in, ready to really swat the next pitch. First sacker Bill Townsend catches an oppo nent off base and tags him for the out. a long hit . . . a cloud of dust as a runner slides into third . . . sounds and sights of our exciting Varsity baseball games . . . Cougar nine starting out with a fine record of 3 wins and 3 losses . . . cats look good . . . a good showing. First row, left to right: R. McCleod, D. Phipps, N. Thurlow, B. Hodge, B. Blunt, D. Danover, L. Copeland. Second row: D. Crane, D. Gardner, J. Meirs, J. Ballenger, M. Cisneros, J. Turner, D. Ostrander, D. Sirbu, J. Vinland. Third row: Coach Embrey, D. Reyas, P. Galindo, N. Willis, R. Peroz, D. Huddleston, J. Hall, R. Dumlao, F. Clibourne, T. Short, B. Crenshaw. fp Ball Players Terrific year for J.V .... starting out with a fine 4 win, l loss, and l tie record . . . J.V. nine looks like a shoo-in for the Metro title . . . valuable experience and knowledge gained . . . looking forward to playing on the Varsity squad . . . E.U.H.S. assured of baseball talent for the next year. Row one, left to right: D. Smith, J. Shaffer, L. Goldsborough, L, Lovell, D. Witt, J. Kendall, A. Hollis, D. Larrabee, R. Green, J. Wagner. Row two: R. Ferrick, T. Perea, R. lievanos, M. Mendenhall, B. Painter, J. Radcliff, P. Coscarart, D. Bahen, T. Harding, M. Randels, W. Jordan. Row three: Coach Dew, J. Dunn, J. Tucker, J. Hundley, G. Gunnarson, D. Wade, B. Haywood, B. Akin, D. Toler, R. Renison, Coach Bonebrake. Cinder IVlen Gerry Gunnarson, ace high jumper, goes over the Don Wade takes off on another of his long broad bar in a recent meet. He was responsible for many lumps. Consensus is that he will get close to school valuable points. record before season ends. Cougar shotput artist Bill Akin unleashes another of his point winning throws. Bill proved to be an asset to the squad. Cougar thmclads fighting valiantly . . . opposed by strong teams starting with a 1-4 league rec- or Cougar spirit rising . . . squad becoming increasingly stronger good chance in remaining meets give opponents a run for their money . . . big cats always trying right down to the wire . . . enthusiasm and spirit lives on. A race in a recent meet ends with Cougar cindermen run- ning first, second, third. Fought Hard Rich Green, another of the Cougars' top high iumpers, was also responsible for some valuable points. l57 Row one, left to right: R. Foley, G. Lane R. Apalategui, R. Huit, M. Condry, S Cabrera, R. Greene. Row two: L. Peterson D. Ulmon, L. Flores, D. Goswick, C. Saw yer, R. Serrano, W. Layton, M. Winsteod Row three: P. Fohring, M. McMillan, R Thanker, J. Kroese, K. Bartlett, M. Brown D. Trexel, G. Burgess, B. Keith, S. Villa J. Durfey, D. Brumbaugh. Enthuslastlc runners . . . powerful fieldmen good coaches all helped J.V. squad . . . dnd fme lob In stcrtmg meets . . . should be o top contender for Metro crown. Keen Competition -H. eww. Row one, left to right: S. Perry, J. Cu- breru, J. Hollis, R. Lissey, R. Balogh, J. Prichard, C. Cisneros, J. Tate. Row two: G. Brown, B. Peffley, D. Piceno, L. Chavez C. Swindle, J. Beckman, R. Kurtz, K. Hig- don, B. Petra. Row three: M. Edler, R Beebe, J. Buck, C. Hoadley, M. Pieters J. Zamora, G. Maye, R. Flores, T. Miller, C. Moore. Enthusiastic little cats . . . valuable ex- perience gained . . . good chance for cham- pionship . . . will supply the go for future varsity teams . . . enthusiastic cindermen go all out at every meet . . . will give other Metro teams a run for their money in pen- nant race. Classes to Remember Mr. Mohn and a few of his students seem to be working industriously in the Auto Shop. John Gough and Jim machine shop. Davis are pictured here in the America, America. In U.S. History we learn more Safe driving is the obiect of the driver education r about our country, past, present, and future. class. People to Remember Our scientist of the year is Niel Lynch, Sweepstakes winner of the Science Fair. Beautiful music is made by Connie Conrad who received o superior rating at District Festival. Carol Reho demonstrates her cooking. Carol won the Betty Crocker Award for Escon- dido. One of the newest members of the Quill and Scroll Big-Inch Club is our own Mickey Perkins, who became the twenty-fourth per- son in the United States to win this impor- tant Journalistic Award. Things to Remember X K Triangles, squares, circles, rectangles, and polygons are all a part of learning geometry. Anyone can learn to farm at E.U.H.S. X We shall always remember our smart-stepping band with Cats, frogs, and starfish are all to be examined by the its original formations. zoology and physiology classes. 162 ,, . .F ll i' X Q JoyceJ n, lit se affe c n- servative itor-i - hi c V al ways ound ork' f: ntly and idustri sly ,' r's GO G. X if f, ll 0380! if Iinprdly l Er' 5mnkmbfffgrz5y A Year to Remember Dear Cougars, As you all know, this has been a year of growth and expansion-who could ever forget those iammed hallways and crowded lockers! Because of the fantastic changes which have happened to E.U.H.S. in the last ten years-the move from City Campus and the loss of those lovely tents-and because of the many changes which are anticipated in the future-the building of at least three new high schools and the result- ing division of E.U.H.S.-your Gong staff has called this last year our GOLDEN ERA. lt has been a year of transition, for we have left the old behind and are heading toward the new. We sincerely hope you will find the excitement in our GOLDEN ERA that we have found. Before we put the finishing touches on the GONG, l want to take this opportunity to thank some of the many wonderful people who worked so hard behind the scenes to make your Gong possible: Mr. Jim Neyenesch, who had the tre- mendous iob of printing the annual, Mr. Jack Cannicott from Los Angeles Engraving, who so willingly helped us with layouts and many other numerous problems, Mr. Daly and Mr. Tutwiler, who did such a fine iob with our pictures, the terrific kids on the staff who slaved over write- ups and searched for lost negatives, and finally Mr. Frank Devine, our adviser, who spent count- less Saturdays and afternoons after school work- ing out all the many details that make a year- book so complicated. We hope we have succeeded in bringing back some of the memories of this past year, and that you will remember i960 as a truly GOLDEN ERA. Sincerely, JOYCE JOHNSON Editor-in-chief I know not where his islands Iitt Their fronded palms in airy I only know I cannot drift Beyond his love and care. Author Unknown In Memoriam Bill arrin Activities Administration Advertising Alphas Art Club ASB Cabinet Assemblies Band Baseball Basketball Book Club Boys' League Cadet Corps Cadet Teachers Cheerleaders Chess Club Chorus Classes to Remember Club Club Congress Convention Cougar Knights Cougar Staff Counselors Cross Country CSF Dances Drama Club Editor's Page Faculty Famous People F.F.A. F.H.A. Flag Twirlers Football Freshman Class Index 124 10 168 30 103 26 130 1 14 153 144 107 35 100 102 32 107 1 12 160 106 28 24 31 92 14 142 94-95 128 106 163 15 29 97 96 116 135 80 Future Nurses Future Teachers G.A.A. Gavel Club German Club Girls' League Golf Team Gong Staff Hi-Y History Club Homecoming Initiation ln Memoriam .lunior Class Junior Red Cross Key Club Lettermen Math Club People to Remember Pep Club Photo Club Radio Club Science Club Senior Class Songleaders Sophomore Spanish Club Squaw Valley Swimming Team Tennis Team Things to Remember Track Traffic Safety Council Tri-Hi-Y Clubs Wrestling Y-Teens -fswfgwmf .V A :L MW AUS SALES-GEORGIA KENT CEE ANN PEARSON KATHY HAWLEY DEE ANNA HALDERMAN 7 he Mefeahhle The discriminating buyer may be found at THE MER- CANTILE because she knows that beautiful clothes are available at reasonable prices, such as the lovely dresses modeled by Kathy Hawley, Marge Hagata, and Marge Netzke. Jewelry, smart gift items, and all articles of clothing are yours at your friendly MERCANTILE store. Mesiehis' Pharmacy 'lOh, my aching head! exclaims Carol Reho. Don't worry, says Fred Clark soothingly, this aspirin will clear it up in no time at all. With a complete line of medical supplies and cosmetics, and a wide variety of magazines, MESTONXS PHARMACY is the store for your every need. mph. 15 Gfhsehs Jewelers Darrell Witt and Edith Kotschorek admire a beautiful bronze bowl which is only one of the many gift items to be found at GlBSON'S JEWELERS. They also offer a se- lection of fine linen, iewelry, and watches. The Wafdrehe Clothes make the man, or so the saying goes, and Lee Messersmith and Mike Williams note the definite improve- ment as they help Steve Thurlow choose a new sport coat at the WARDROBE. The clothes found at the WARDROBE are stylish and reasonably priced. nhl' A Eifoos Shoo Sfofo What a lovely pair of shoes! exclaims Saney Bies- ner to Jan Greenough as Dave Hawley, class of '56, shows them one of the many styles. EVANS' always has the latest in shoe styles and matching purses. Soo Dfogo 0 ooo Soooof Diane Galindo and Nikki Nord are testing a type- writer which is one of the many school and business needs supplied by SAN DIEGO OFFICE SUPPLY OF ES- CONDIDO. The courteous service and high-quality prod- ucts of SAN DIEGO OFFICE SUPPLY OF ESCONDIDO are hard to match. Hoo! for Toys Carol and Carolyn Cook find double fun while riding their new twin-seated surrey from HUNT FOR TOYS. A wonderful selection of toys and games for children of all ages may be found at the friendly HUNT FOR TOYS store. foo Gro vos' Barber Shoo When the Menfolk of Escondido want a quality hair- cut or shave, they know that JOE GRAVES' is the place to go. JOE GRAVES' specializes in crewcut, flattop, and butch haircuts. Be sure to stop in the next time you need a haircut. Buy and Save Gloria Genewin finds quick service and friendly smiles from Doug Miller, Buddy Sabin, and Dennis Bcxhen when she shops at the BUY AND SAVE. This good service is typical of the many con- veniences located throughout the BUY AND SAVE. 034g0sz'af9 H0ffmanis' Aren't these cute shoes? says Saney Biesner to May l have some perfume? asks Joan McMullen Lavern Rierson as he helps her pick out her new shoes. after Jane Mayfield tells her of a few of the cosmetics D'AGOSTA'S has a large selection of shoes for the whole offered at HOFFMAN'S. This outstanding drugstore car- fomily and for all occasions. For excellent quality, be ries a complete line of pharmaceutical supplies and has sure to shop at D'AGOSTA'S. one of the busiest fountains in town. A k Tl . H Eden is Dress S!20,0 What a classic outfit! exclaims Leticia Velches to Welda Johnson as they admire a matching set from the large selections of sportswear by Graff of California found exclusively at EDEN'S DRESS SHOP. Barffeffs fewefnf Store That's a pretty ring, says Bobbi Jean Gulianni to Dick Bartlett as Mr. Bartlett looks on. This is only one of the many fine pieces of iewelry found at BARTLETT'S JEWELRY STORE. For a fine selection of iewelry, shop at this friendly store. Valdon is What a cute style! exclaims Edith Kotschorek to Shirley White as Vicki Greenough shows them one of the newest sheath dresses at VALDON'S. Blouses, skirts, dresses, sport clothes, accessories, and beachwear all can be found at VALDON'S. Nolan 19 Roof Beer Here's to you, says Judy Toyias to Patty Garrison as they drink some delicious root beer from NOLAN'S ROOT BEER. This friendly shop is a favorite hang-out for many of the teen-agers. To quench your thirst while walking around town, stop in at NOLAN'S ROOT BEER. -3 32 M 166 13' NX vs.-V .c,,,,,-mqgw-'mm E55 v,,,,,.N-eff Q r me Eumpa Auto lmpaffs Carolyn Church, Billy Rigsby and Marge Church look sold on this delightful car from EUROPA AUTO IMPORTS. As you can see from the signs, EUROPA AUTO IMPORTS carries a variety of cars from all over the world for your complete foreign car service. Esconatkfo Sparfs Center For the most complete selection in guns, fishing equip- ment, and boating supplies, ESCONDIDO SPORTS CEN- TER is the best bet, says Doug Jedlecka as Richard Rocco shows him a new Winchester Lever-Action 30-30. -.Ra U , .... W...- Beebee is For the finest of pharmaceutical products and several complete lines of cosmetics, BEEBEE'S is the place to go. Having a friendly atmosphere with prompt and efficient service, BEEBEE'S can suit your every need. Cusfom Prfhfery This is how we put the Lookout together, says Penny Hall to John Daly at CUSTOMS PRINTERY. CUSTOM PRINTERY is fully equipped to do letter press and offset printing. This is the place to go for prompt and courteous service. Spfouse REITZ Do you think my valentine would like this box of candy? asks Susan Dewar to Bonnie Friedland. Oh, l'm sure he would. l'm buying this one for myself. I like this lollipop! exclaims Joanne Brown. For every occasion and everything from ant poison to toy zebras, SPROUSE REITZ is well stocked for your needs. Gafleyfs' Terry Perry, working at GAILEYS explains to Bll Painter and Diane Peterson how the new Polorold Cam era works. This store stocks Escondidos most complete line of photographic merchandise, Be sure to visit GAI LEY'S for all of your camera supplies Sears and Roebuck Terry and Jerry Brown and Donna and Don Clothier all are looking over the wide selection of records at SEARS AND ROEBUCK. SEARS serves the entire family for their every want and need. For reasonable prices and good qual- ity, SEARS AND ROEBUCK is top- notch. SERVIGE CONTRACTS Q if iewgf 4' Jack Uwen 3' Duncanfs' Jewelry This glass feels pretty sturdy says Ron Clark as he Mmmmm Ill take this one, this one, and this one' and Bill Rutledge examine wlndshlelds at JACK OWENS exclalms Janet Banion, and, from the look on Sherry Whether you are high on a ladder like these two or on Ensley s face It is evident that she readily agrees that the ground you can be sure of the best from JACK DUNCANS JEWELRY offers a beautiful selection of yew OWEN S elry for the whole family. Madern Hair Design What's this! A new beautician? No, it's just Lynn Shelbey spraying Kathy O'Connor's hair as Judy Set- tles lends a helping hand. These girls know that Helen, Gladys, Marge, and Estell do excellent work and depend on them for weekly appointments and special occasions. For the latest hair styles, make your appointment now at MODERN HAIR DESIGN. Esconatkfo Lmofeum and Carpe! Barbara Morris and Lela Martin look at one of the many lovely fabrics available at ESCONDIDO LINOLEUM AND CARPET and wish everyone could see the vast array of choices which await the dis- criminating buyer. Geafge and Da wdfs Scfzoal of Dance These talented young ladies are students of GEORGE AND DAVlD'S SCHOOL OF DANCE. At GEORGE AND DAVlD'S students learn tap, ballet, acrobatic, modern, and ballroom dancing. lf you want to enioy yourself and learn at the same time, call now for dancing lessons at GEORGE AND DAVlD'S SCHOOL OF DANCE. Umifersa! 1900! Shop Just what l've been looking for and l found it at UNIVERSAL BOOT SHOP! exclaims Patty Garrison. But look at the tread on this one, says Linda Dyer. Per- sonally, l like these tennies, says Leila Johnson as Bob Dutcher fits them for her. All styles and colors can be found at UNIVERSAL BOOT SHOP along with purses to match. s . fi sa tw-,N-4-my HW! Crow Realzjf Compan 14 Ina Groves Ranches Commercial Investments Motels 323 West Grand Escondido, California SHerwood 5-251 l s ,if ,wa gr i ,,1X K Wi 2 'T' ? X EMS lnferfbrs I like this color scheme, says Shirley Yasukochi to Don Wulf. Don't you think it would be complimentary to dark furniture? Don and Shirley are looking over the large array of furniture, draperies, and carpeting found ai' ELLIS INTERIORS. The Banks' Here is to crystal, says Sue Banks to Carolyn Burke- hart' and Ann Timm as they look admiringly at the spar- kling array of glassware and china offered at THE BANKSH For the perfect gift for any occasion, shop at THE BANKS', 2l5 East Grand. Murray Bufblf Where shall we go? asks Kathy Hawley as she and Vicki Greenough leave MURRAY BUICK in one of the beautiful new Buicks. MURRAY BUICK also offers a com- plete Service Department and many cars on their Used Car Lot. When better automobiles are built, Buick builds them. Gfeenleek' I hope this fits, says Nancy Briscoe as Russ Fowler attempts to find the right size for her from GREENLEE'S large selection of fine shoes. Sherry Preschern and Ja Neile Rose seem delighted after discovering GREENLEE'S beautiful variety of purses. -ew. 333' s-- F' Pelemer lanes nw D Watch me get a strike! exclaims Georgia Kent to John Miles. John and Georgia are enioying an afternoon of bowling at PALOMAR LANES. With Automatic Pinset- ters the game is faster and more exciting. There are many other facilities besides the convenience of 24 al- leys. These include children's playroom, restaurant, snack bar, and a meeting room. PALOMAR LANES is prepared to serve the entire family. iii iii its J-an M WN..-.....,f.,,..M- eww... , .-............m.,.................. Hamer Heller fem' These new Fords are really sharp! exclaims Karen and Judy Stephens as Mr. Stephens shows one of the many new cars at HOMER HELLER FORD. For beauti- ful cars and complete friendly service, HOMER HELLER FORD is the car agency. San Diego Feels Oooh, that water is nice, says Jane Holtz to Saveno Cabrerra as they look at one of the many pools built by SAN DIEGO POOLS. SAN DIEGO POOLS offers a wide variety of pools to suit every house. Palamar Trophy lsn't that a beautiful trophy! exclaims Pauline Adkins to Linda Unger and Connie Conrad as the girls admire the wide variety of trophies at PALOMAR TROPHY. For an excellent trophy for any occasion, be sure to patronize this friendly store. Wesfsfde Market What a beautiful place to shop for all our grocery needs, thinks the Gong Staff as they drive by WEST- SIDE MARKET. This modern market carries fresh farm produce-eggs, milk, meat and vegetables-in their spe- cial Farm Room. Remember, when you shop, be sure it's at WESTSIDE MARKET. Photo by Bill Rutledge -2 fq,wffg,Q - ' , Esszgzg f. to Sfaffardls' Hanc0c!f Seriffbe Sfaffbn Busy, busy, busy are the words that describe STAF- FORD'S HANCOCK SERVICE STATION. They are always ready to help their customers, and a fine example of their fast and courteous service is emphasized in this picture. One of the outstanding features of STAFFORD'S SERVICE is the low price of fuel without sacrificing quality. Illcfllahan Is' Furnffufe Store This is really soft, isn't it! exclaims Richard Reina to Kathy Rowell as Rickey Smith looks on. This comfortable sofa can be found at McMAHAN'S FURNITURE STORE. For a large selection of fine furniture for any room in your house, McMAHAN'S FURNITURE STORE is the place to go. Elinnfg Brg 'F' Marlfof Gooooooyis' rlfrrlofro Soooor Gwen Nowry looks assured in purchasing her groceries Let me show you how it's done, says Dave Galindo from the BIG E MARKET, 'for she knows she can put her as he grips the tennis racket in Georgia Kent's hand. trust in their tine quality foods. lt's fun to shop when you Dale Swindle, looking on, holds another fine example of receive such courteous service from THE BIG E MARKET. the sporting supplies you can find at GOODBODY'S ATHLETIC SUPPLY, The choice of better athletes. Palomar Motors This is the car for me, says Debbie Hagata as Danny Reese shows her how to start the beauti- ful Cadillac for l96O at PALOMAR MOTORS. They provide a large selection of Pontiacs and Cadillacs as well as serving the public with a Used Car lot and skillful auto- mobile repair service. For friendly service and exceptional buys, visit your local PALOMAR MOTORS dealers. 180 N .,,., ,.,ml.cw11n1m1gg Gefferefz' This is how you hold it, says Mary Redmond to Suzie James and Nancy Redmond. The three of them examine some of the many golf clubs that are made at GOLF- CRAFT. For a fine golf club, be sure to buy at GOLF- CRAFT. Webb Pump and Suppbf The never-ending need for water in the Escondido area can be met by installing one of the many pumps featured at WEBB PUMP AND SUPPLY. For any and every type of irrigation equipment, WEBB PUMP AND SUPPLY will fill your needs. San Diego Gfass and Pam! Need a can of paint, paint brush, or new window glass? Mary Ann Knight has found the perfect color for her new color scheme in her room. Bobbi Williams agrees with her choice, for she knows that SAN DIEGO GLASS AND PAINT of Escondido is able to fill every desire of their customers. Pefemef and Eseenetee Feee' Supp y Ted Copeland and Don Dunham are proud to show some of the ranch and farm equipment that P. 8. E. FEED SUPPLY has to offer. This reliable store has a fine selec- tion of feed, grain, chicken equipment, pet and garden supplies. +sn1mamLg:3w' ' H ' - -r ' E ,g Wy., Esconatda Lumber 00. Sue Hamlin cmd Paul Roldness inspect one of the many trucks loaded to go at the ESCONDIDO LUMBER CO. For a fine selection of building supplies and for prompt serv- ice, be sure to shop at ESCONDIDO LUMBER CO. W ,, W, .W.,,,,X E Jaclf Pnwelf How do you like this new Ply- mouth? says Margo Powell to Patty Garrison and LaVada Rum- mell as they look at one ot the many fine new Plymouths. For a stylish Plymouth or Valiant, be sure to stop in at JACK POWELL PLY- MOUTH-VALIANT CENTER, Escon- dido Blvd. at Fourth Street. Ups 7V Dawns Raller Rink Richard Ferrick, Sheldon Gates, Larry Loveberg, Kathy Hawley, Georgia Kent, and Linda Huggins take a rest from their favorite sport and contemplate enioying the modern snack-bar and cozy fireplace at the new UPS 'N DOWNS ROLLER RlNK. The finest skates and skating tunes are available. G puff-,4 Pbfmoufh- Vahanz' Center 01906119 Beauzjf Sfmp How do you like this hair style? says Sarita Turner to Penny Green as Margo Pules shows them some of the many hair styles at DlANA'S BEAUTY SHOP. DIANA'S features some of the most modern and stylish hair styles available. Hines Advocate Michele Perkins, Jan Leonard, Larry Meek, Mickey Powell, and Doug Agatep listen to Mr. George Cordry as he explains how his sports editor's job is carried out at the TIMES-ADVOCATE. The T.A. offers local and international up- to-the-minute news coverage and is noted for its fine classified ad- !Wc0am3 Hope you enioyed your meal at McCAIN'S, says Sue Lewis as she receives payment from Sally McCain and Kathy Moreno. Their cheerful replies contain only praise for the wonderful food you may enioy at McCAlN'S. vertisements. HTESIUE Robin Adams and Bart Myerson get ready to order a fine dinner at THE FIRESIDE. For a tasty meal and a ro- mantic atmosphere visit THE FIRESIDE RESTAURANT. Fancywarff Yam Shop Sibyl Johnson shows Sue Johnson and Barbara Snelling a skein of yarn from the FANCYWORK YARN SHOP. This unique store carries yarns and handy kits to fill all your knitting needs. Why not stop in and see for yourself? fLlfWl76f 5121070 Specializing in portrait photog- raphy, Mr. Tutwiler is diligently processing a picture which may be yours. TUTWILER STUDIO also does wedding pictures, baby pic- tures, and commercial advertising. 75 184 Fredrfbff Pauls BEJUW Salon Judy Vaughn listens to Melody Daly as she makes an appointment at FREDERIC PAUL'S. I always go to FRED- ERIC PAUL'S, says Judy to Melody, because they are always up to date with the new hair styles. For parties, prom, dances, and graduation, make your appointment with FREDERIC PAUL'S. Ken Roberts Mike Hurst and Larry Norman think of happy college days as they select their clothes and other basic college needs. Suits, sport coats, slacks, and shoes are reason- ably priced at KEN ROBERTS. Weselofris' Larry Meek and Doug Agatep look over the outside of the new Chevrolet while Gwen Nowry is admiring the exquisite interior. This stuning Impala Coupe and many like it may be found at WESELOH'S of Escondido. An ex- pert staff of service employees and a large selection of guaran- teed used cars are also available at WESELOH'S, one of Escon- dido's oldest auto dealers. 185 A , M0hg0 Consffucffbn Company Joyce Olds sits by the fireplace in one of the many beautiful homes built by WINGO CONSTRUCTION. These homes are known for their fine quality and stylish ap- pearance. Remember, you Campus Couples, when you decide to buy a new home consult WINGO CONSTRUC- TION COMPANY. fr in 49. A H. Bair III0I0r53 Ina Mr. Savage of BAIR MOTORS demonstrates the many advan- tages, both mechanical and style- wise, of the greatest Rambler of them all, the l96O-the one true original of all compact cars-to Alice White, Dixie Rogers, and Paul Marken. ln addition to the Rambler, BAIR MOTORS also of- fers a complete line of commercial vehicles, as well as all models of selected used cars. AIS IPIZJIIMQIU' Sfaffbn lt sure was dry! exclaims Berry Woods to George Haley while Niel Lynch helps clean the windshield. These boys know that they will find complete friendly service when they patronize AL'S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 'vm K U'1i + I I Meggfe S Flower Shep l'For me? asks Jim Redington as Esther Avery hands him a lovely plant. Both Jim and Esther know that MAG- GlE'S FLOWER SHOP has a wide variety of beautiful flowers and plants for every occasion. MAGGIES also specializes in flower arrangements for teas, showers, and weddings. Stevens Louise and Linda Sugg listen as one of the salesmen tells them of the fine quality furniture on which they are sitting. This is just a sample of the top-quality furniture found at STEVEN'S FURITURE STORE. For your new furni- ture, be sure to stop at STEVENS. 0610! Pfzeiegrephfe Serwees In this resident studio, John and Juanita Daly work together in cre- ating heirloom portraits to be cherished forever, and look for- ward to photographing the Sen- iors in 1961. Other professional services of high quality are wed- dings, family groups, and commer- cial photography-both in color and in black and white. 187 W --4 l J 1 WQQEWZWW '-'-- We y is Ng ' S gi: 1 George and Anfvls' lf looks like a group of The Boys from E.U.H.S. have garherecl at GEORGE AND ANN'S. This is no'r an uncommon sight, for GEORGE AND ANN'S is a popular hang-out for all Teenagers. It has become famous for its reasonably priced food and friendly service. See you There Cougars! Pain !W0z'0rs l like that new Comet! says Karen Barth to Mike Williams as they look over the new line of Comets for the economy-wise buy- ers at PETO MOTORS. For a wide array of colors and interiors in the new Comets, Lincolns and Mercurys, be sure to go to PETO MOTORS. B170 This is my birthstone! exclaims Suzanne Jeancon to Demis Lampman. BILO, located at 251 West Grand Ave., has a large stock of supplies to till all needs. For low prices, buy at BILO. ills rt il lil ill ll lt 5 ' ltl tai ll W .Auf Congratulations to the Class of 1960 from Channef 6 DICK CLARK'S ESCONDIDO HOME 'iss Bn... ,FN Maia. Mrllerk fee Cream Slurp, slurp! Joyce Johnson, Nancy Gibson, and Diana Londos appear to be enjoying their coke at MlLLER'S ICE CREAM, a new parlor offering a fine selection of delicious ice cream. For a refreshing lift any time, go to MlLLER'S. Congratulations to the Class of i960 from Banff ef Arnenea Guaranteed Homes For expert building design, professional advice, or up- to-date styling, you can always be assured of the best from GUARANTEED HOMES. Helen Reynolds Beanzjr Snap Nikki Nord and Sandy Holman look over the shoulders of Carol Rheo and Judy Reynolds as the girls try to de- cide which hair-do they want for their graduation coif- fure. For any special occasion, go to HELEN REYNOLDS' BEAUTY SHOP. Ogden is' Auto Paris Look at this chrome valve cover, says Dick Huddles- ton to J. B. Hollis as they look over some of the excellent car equipment found at OGDEN'S AUTO PARTS. For everything from mufflers to windshield wipers, visit your friendly OGDEN'S store. Bamayls' Mafafs 'lBoy, this sure is CI neat car, say Bill Wells and Pete Coscarart to Ceeann Pearson as she looks at one of the new Larks at BARNEY'S MOTORS. BARNEY'S MOTORS offers a fine selection of Studebakers and Hawks, so for your new car be sure to go to BARNEY'S MOTORS. Haflanata Daffy Thank you very much, soy Wilma and Jane Prins as they are handed a quart of milk at HOLLANDIA DAIRY. Prompt and courteous service such as this is the policy of your friendly HOLLANDIA DAIRY, Rays Rfbfvliala' Sfaifan This is a typical picture of the rapid, friendly service to be found at RAY'S RICHFIELD STATION. RAY'S is an efficient service station located at i337 Nutmeg in Es- condido. For car parts, gasoline, maps, or directions visit RAY'S RICHFIELD STATION. , ,.,. - Q.. , MA sf Stgflebalser BARNEy E . pUCbCll'd J S Moron ssnvmg Pefemef Se whgs 5 Lean PALOMAR SAVINGS 8. LOAN congratulates the class of l96O. Mehgeisf Texeee Steffen Allen Wingo inspects that fine work that has been completed on his car at WlNGO'S TEXACO STATION. He knows that he can depend on the friendly, efficient service found at WINGO'S TEXACO STATION. Fesfers Freeze Dave Roldness and Tom Smith are getting something to eat at the new FOSTER'S FREEZE. FOSTER'S FREEZE has excellent food and ice cream and many different flav- ored sundaes, malts, and shakes. So, after your next date, why not stop in and try ci hamburger and a shake. Erwfh Schroeder Consifucifbn That's the living room, says Jim Schroeder to Dona Bozarth. This beautiful home was designed by John Loyd Wright and con- structed by ERWIN SCHROEDER. If you are interested in building a lovely home, call ERWIN SCHROE- DER at SHerwood 5-2502. Congratulations to the Class of '60 Compliments of ESCONDIDO IMPORTS 205 N. Broadway Escondido, Calif. SHerwood 5-9400 if K 'L ' ' .. 1 ,f .Am .,..,..,.,,... :.,s:::.e2:::::1:2:EzZSSEQ12F2251'52'In'21 E522fffi.iEefi1:C5E23i'5 E5 f . - Dbfflea' Plhff l'm sure we have time for a wash and set, says Edna to Dianne Turner. Jeanine is available for giving excellent manicures. For special occasions and weekly appointments, call now for an appointment at TICKLED PINK. Reese's Music Shop Roy's Radio cmd TV Al Clark's Escondido Sales and Service Pclflo Record Shop Everything in Music Custom Hi-Fi Installations Everythlng ln Recolds 1 Radio and Hi-Fi Equipment 418 Grand Ave. SH 5-7321 ESC0nd'd0 SH 5-5741 344 E. Grand 250 E. Grand Escondido SH 5-0115 Escondido Escrow Congratulations to the Class of 1960 633 Valley SH 5-5546 Escondido Tile Center The Best in Ceramic Tiles and Related Products 723 So. 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