Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1971 volume:

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C - K' ' ' ' F a is ZF i 2 Q z b fi Vi N Q 1 ,ff K 1 Cg 4 5 1 ' .4 3 Qu , 'i EEEACEPEACEPEACEP 3 w 2 Zi at if EACEPEACEPEAC 5 Mp 1 ,Pfam -Q10 W , 4 4 QQ i K' ' f if: 5 an i Q A . 22 Q ,f 1 ' -A ' Q2 1 A in 5 Ry xf L -1, T 5 5 5 1, ' ' A ..,. -. ww 4 '-, ,f x , x -K 2 ! 25 f ,vw Ig 4 N 3 NP , .48 X 1, .Q gf9Af ' PPA 'tl-X f A A E . f V ' . 5. i , V G l 5 . af EP EAC EP EAC EP EAC EP EAC EP EAC EP EAC EP EAC lil 'I-:l la A SPIRIT OP PRIDE ENVELOPES US.. I f iill lll CALI E OP CPUR STUD ' W i rg A L X 29 ,ff rmm i.-is Q L PRIDE WALKS HAND IN HAND WITH , - . V, X f , 1 1 Sw 3 I K, X. . Q , , 4' -1 .f . .rf I X 'NfNmfwf'xf Iii'-X7 vxfw v I: I ,f L . ,I ,K . -. X, v' -J N af 'w 3 j 2 I 1 ,.f,. . E xf.IX:i.3A .: A :kk 5 :X ': V: f.,TN,f E' X B, B ,-If If Nfx 5 Qgsw fx ,XI 'k A'fRx1fAkRIx GXY' if 5 X' E B JS C0-OP ERATION-ATT ENTIGN- HUM I LITY .mfff ,ndavlff 9 ,,-or-Pam.. ' I cwlfxx. Oi' is '78 lk? L FT!! 'ii is -Q X -.- 4' WHEN! I WAS A CHILD. lSPAKEASACHILD. ' I UXDERSTOOD AS A CHILD. I THOUGHT AS A CHILD: BIT XVHEX I BECAME A MAX. 1 nr? urgv r-un nlcu TNIYCQ 'h fxfx .fUg 'X Q. . kv . is ij gg we-rzq a I 5 2 3 5 ? 1 Z E 2 3 5 i 1 2 , . ' 2 J 1 i 1 SCIENCE Man is a part of nature, not a thing set apart. He, therefore, has much to gain by studying nature, as in doing so he will better understand himself and insure his survival. These words were spoken by one of our educators who came to Excelsior in 1965. He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, on February 9, 19415 then moving to Long Beach where he attended David Starr jordan High School, from which he graduated in 1958. After surviving high sdhool exploi1s, he pulled himself together and attended Long Beach City College, and Los Angeles City College, where he earned his A.A. degree. Still trying to better his education he traveled on to the University of California at Los Angeles QUCLAJ, where he earned both his B.A. and M.A. degrees. From here he began to better his environment by student teaching at Uni- versity High School in Los Angeles, beginning his ,teaching career at Excelsior in 1965, and being promoted to the head of the Science Department in 1970. As the greafAustra1ian runner, Kerry Pierce, chased all challengers down, so did his wife, Karoll as she snagged our dedicatee and exchanged wedding vows a few years ago. The result of the joyous chase was a boy named Lance. ' It is to Mr. R. Kent Krogue, whose famous quote precedes 8 ends this biog- raphy, that this page in the 1970-71 El Aviador is dedicated to: 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 I 3 1 1 l 1 1 l Y 1 1 I I 4 I 4 i l I f 1 l if 1 1 l 1 5 1 l i 1 1 l 1 I 1 1 i l l f ! 1 1 1 I i I 1 1 1 1 I l 1 l 1 1 1 1 I Man is a part of natme, not a thing set apart. He, therefore, has much to gain by studying nature, as in doing so 1 he will better understand himself and E C 0 Y 1 insure his survival. 1 ' l x l 4 1 i G E 'Get the best you can while A D TRIG you re m school and do the best you can while you're young. MATH We'll work till june. Boys do the even, girls do the odd. Do1cian.i was drunk when she made this problem up. If I were in your place, but I'm not. . . Get the best you can while you're in school and do the best you can while you're young. These are the quotes of a man who has dedicated his life to the betterment of mankind. He has given uninterested students who are taking math a new insight on the subject, to the point that they continue to take another course of math the following year. This man was born in New York City, New York. Being of above average intelligence he quickly went on to Rider College, Trenton, New Jersey, where he attained his B. S. degree in 1959. He furthered his education by attending Utah State University in the summer of '62 and San Diego State College in the sum- mer of '67. He taught at Tupper Lake High School, New York, from 1959-62 and later at Granger High School, New York, from 1962-65 before coming to Excelsior in the fall of '65. He is cur- rently a teacher in the Math Department. lt is this man who has played pro- football for the Buffalo Bills, the Pittsburg Steelers, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the New York Giants 3 whose love for football is so great that he would rather play than stand on the sidelines and enjoy the punish- ment given as well as dishing it out, that we of the Annual Staff wish to honor. It is to you, Mr. George Robillard, the author of the closing quote, that this page in the 1970-71 El Aviador is so dedicated. 19 I fgflllhblli-n Slniar Dikl day urlcn cvayone 1-mnlum busesi dll! Iunaor-Junior Prom when we lookcJ lib: ki'n75 allfl 1llzens50eani:g anfnllr lockers uvz. 'fook Hu' Aqrdillftdng a.G,o arnd qvulnj the 0-ll niiqlnffrarly when we furnerl scnfinnen-falg 0vr Przsklenf .sayinj ,lS!lli'1IRfj2:X ant' wt, rrilql all Ourlicarlrrqcaltd Riieg Saying the class of 1371 rvlesg leaving while vntftrtlassln cn rznuiined .featalg Tlnimlsiay Qyalrralnzhdyi Showing all .senior Iugafzrsg 60515 fojihles auulyclling our head! offf,-Ike .first day of my freshman year when 1-I I u 0 ' T W J OR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS GET IT GN Armando Huish ' Vice President Estelle F1 res . D' Activities ' a ke ,f .,, , , 1? Q' 1. K. 'rf' if Wm V age-' G 7 H Q Senior Class Steering Committee Armando Huish Gracie Ibarra Estelle Flores Susan Schuske George DeVore Billie jo Hart Kathy Burgener Karen johnson Patty BUFIIS Debbie McPherson Senators Debbie McPherson and Karen Johnson Sponsors QBQ Mrs. Dunn QCQ Mrs. Poteat 1 ,f M- ,x , 'x pw P tlll . I4 , 4 N 'F Ay i A - I, ,L., will 'HB- If if T . FIRST ROW: BONNIE AC KERMAN IRENE ACOSTA RONALD ADAMS -Art Club ARMANDO ADRIANO-B,C, and Varsity Track, Varsity X-Country, C.Footbal1, Pep Club, German Club, Varsity Club, Math Club President, Freshmen Class President, S. B. President, CSF SECOND ROW: DARLA ADRIANO-IRC, EBB, CSF, Altairs Banner Carrier, Steering Committee RICARDO I-IOLQUIN AGUIRRE PATRICIA ALANIZ JOSEPHINE ALEGRIA THIRD ROW: LAURA ALLEN-CSF, Pep Club, Girls' Leagu Drill Team FOURTH ROW: TOM ALLEN 24-Seniors ey Vicky Serrao was nominated Miss Norwalk uf., ,ff KPQS 'i '.: - FIRST ROW: ROZANN ALMANZA-GAA, FTA, Home- coming and Christmas Assemblies, jr. Sr. Play, Altairs, Stage Crew, Annual Staff, Girls' League, Powder Puff Football Game DAVID ALVARADO-JV and Varsity Football Frosh and JV Baseball, JV and Varsity Wrestling, German Club, Varsity Club, NFL, FBLA, Altairs President IVLARIE LUCILLE ALVARADO LINDA ALVAREZ SECOND ROW: SUSAN AMBRIZ l-IAROLD ANDRESSEN BRIAN PAUL ANDRICH-ECS, Ecology Club, Marching and Concert Bands GRACE ANTIMO Larry Cruz and Vonda Ball dance at the Senior- Alumni Reception. Preceding this was the football game in which last years' Song, Yell, Majorette, and Flag leaders participated. Q,-no. ff fr' '13 AND WE'RE TGGETI-IER 25-Seniors X f- -.. , ,JMX PCN -Y SENIOR5, WE REIC1 26-Seniors SUPREME lmgrgkiir-5 I- FIRST ROW: HARVEY ANTIMO ANGELINA ANTUNA RANDY ANZELMO-Track, D Basketball, C Football, Altairs, German Club, Steering Committee PETE ARMENTA-Latin Club, Steering Committee, Annual Photographer SECOND ROYV: KATHY ATKINSON-GAA, EBB, Pep Club, Christmas Assembly LORAINE AUSTRIA-Girls League THIRD ROW: JAMES BAILEY-C Football, JV Tennis, Senate, Cadets, Ecology Club, Publicity Committee JEANIE BAKERINK-GAA, FTA, Girls' League, Latin Club CR-Larry Goodman escorts 1969-70 Excelsior Homecoming Queen, Terri Hamstra during our Homecoming Game halftime. 11 il.. War JN. Q .-'., .-I Aan! 43 FIRST ROW: VONDA BETH BALL-NFL Secretary, Altairs Historian, Sophomore Historian, Jr, Class Senator, Honor Guard, Powder Puff Football Game GAIL ANN BALLESTEROS SAM BANAGAS-Frosh and JV Baseball, Wrestling LINDA BARAJAS-GAA, NFL Vice-President Girls' League, Latin Club, Altairs, Pep Club, Powder Puff Football Game, House of Representatives, Steering Committee, Frosh and jr. Class Senator, JV Song, S. B. Director of Activities, Publicity Committee, Christmas Dance, Beautification and Rally Committee Chairman. S EC OND RO W: ROSALINDA BARBOA-IRC, MECI-IA, UMAS, Altairs, Mexican-American Club, Christmas and Homecoming Assemblies JANE BARNES-EBB, Choir, Art Club, Girls' League, Winner Betty Crocker Bake off KENNETH BARRETT RALPH BEECHER-Marching and Concert Bands, Latin Club, JV Golf, Ecology Vice- Prime Minister THIRD ROW: JAY BEMIS-Frosh Baseball, German Club, Math Club GEORGE BENSON-ECS, IRC, CSF, Ecology Club, Art Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Varsity Club, Silver Star Club, Life Editor- in-Chief, Altairs, S.B. Vice-President, Radio Club, Powder Puff Cheerleader, House of Representatives, B and Varsity Football, B Basketball, B and Varsity Track Varsity Wrestling GEORGE BERNAL ' STALLA BERNAL x 27-Seniors ag-4... :rr 'S' UPPER UPPERS FIRST ROW: NANCY BIRD-1970-71 Mascot, Freshman and junior Class Senator, Steering Commit- tee, House of Representatives, Latin Club, Rally Committee, Senate, Head JV Yell Leader, Life Staff, Altairs, Publicity Committee, FTA JIM BISSON MELVIN ROBERT BISSON SANDY BLACK-EBB, FBLA, GAA, Pep Club, Drill Team, Altairs, Ecology Club, Honor Guard, Red Cross, Girls' League Secretary, Powder Puff Football Game, Publicity Commit- tee, Steering Committee SECOND ROW: MIKE BORZI-JV Baseball YVETTE BOURGEOIS-EBB, FBIA Vice-Presi- dent, IV and Head Varsity Yell,Leader, Altairs, Rally Committee, Steering Commit- tee, Senate, Homecoming Princess, Honor Guard, Pep Club, Ecology Club, Powder Puff Football Game YVONNE BOURGEOIS FBLA Treasurer, Alyairs, Ecology Club, Girls' League, Honor Guard, Powder Puff Football Game, Steering Committee, I-louse of Representatives, Frosh Historian, junior Class Director of Activities, JV and Varsity Song leader VVILLIAM BOVVER THIRD ROW: DEBORAH BREEN-CSF, Latin Club MICHAEL DAVID BRINKMAN MARK BRUNKEN BETH BRUNTON-FBLA, CSF, Freshman, Sophomore, and junior Class Secretary, Altairs, Pep Club, Choir Honor Guard, Homecoming Princess, Powder Puff Football Game, Christmas Assembly, JV and Head Varsity Song Leader Q- - ' I ef . ,,,.,--wa,-I ' 53,517-1 - K ' ,g:,1,f FIRST ROW: LORNA BUELOW-GAA, FBLA, Ecology Club, Altairs, Pep Club, German, Club, Honor Guard, Banner Carrier CATHERINE BURGENER-Head Varsity, Majorette, CSF, FBLA, GAA Historian, Altairs Director of Activities, Senate, Ecology Club, Kazoo Band, Pep Club, S.B. Treasurer, Steering Committee, Christmas Dance and Rally Committees PATTY BURNS-FBLA, FTA, EBB, FNA, FHA, Altairs, German Club, Ecology Club, Pep Club, Honor Guard, Girls' League, Steering Committee, Sophomore Class Senator SECOND ROW: CINDY BURT MARLA BUSK-GAA, Honor Guard, Drill Team GLENDA CAIN-ENA, Altairs, Christmas and Homecoming Assemblies THIRD ROW: DIANE CAIRO-FBLA, GAA, EBB, Drill Team, Girls' League, Senior Mother's Tea WTLLIAM CALLAN CORINNE CAMPBELL-Steering Committee, Altairs, Stage Crew QLJ 1970 Gir1's State Representative, Sandy Hatfield 29-Seniors avg 'fins 30-Seniors FIRST ROW: LAURIE GALE CAMPBELL-GAA LUANNA CANCINO MIKE CANNATA-I-louse of Representatives, Altairs, Senate DENNIS LEE CARLL-FBLA, JV and Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling Silver Star Club SECOND ROW: MARK CARNES-FBLA, Powder Puff Coach B. and Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling, JV and Varsity Football, Silver Star Club, CAROL CARR JOHN CARRELL BARBARA CARTER-NFL, CSF, Altairs, Math Club, Girls' League THIRD ROW: STELLA CASTANEDA ROBERT CASTILLO JR. -MECHA, Cal- Cadets, House of Representatives, C Basketball FOURTH ROW: LARRY CASTRO CECILIO CASTRUITA , .,,.,, .gi di- d tim 'fl Q., X ,f 47 ' ALL 17 ,gi 'V g, ' Ill f A Ill 'Tia SENIGRS RISE! FIRST ROW: BARBARA CAUDILLO LBTICIA cHAPP1Ns-ECo1ogy cm, FBLA, GAA, Altairs, Math Club ALBERT Cl-LAVEZ REBECCA CHAVEZ SECOND ROW: ERIKA CHISI-IOLM-GAA, FBLA, Girls' League, Powder Puff Football Game KAREN CIZAN CHERYL ANN CLARK JOE COBARRUBIO 31 -Seniors A SENIOR SWEATER FIRST ROW: MICHAEL CODY ROBERT COLVIN-Choir, Homecoming Assembly GERALD COOK JOE COOPER SECOND ROW: PATTI ANN COOPER-Varsity Yell, Drill Team, NFL, Thespians, Ir. Class Vice- President, Steering Committee, House of Representatives, Altairs, Choir, Honor Guard, jr. Sr. Play, Christmas and Home- coming Assemblies, Homecoming Princess RUBEN CORDOVA-CSF, Gymnastic Club President, Varsity Club, Latin Club, Life Staff LYDLA CORTEZ DEBORAH LYNN CRAGER THIRD ROW: JAMES CROCKETT JR. FOURTH ROW: TERRI CRUZ-PNA Historian, Powder Puff Football Came QLQ Vonda Ball models our Senior sweater. Seniors chose navy blue and white. 32-Seniors 11: ,asm L s e -VMS L '-. FIRST ROW: JOHN DANIEL MICHAEL DAVIS-NFL, Latin Club, Sopho- more Class Senator, Beautification Commit- tee MICHAEL DAY DAVID JACK DEAN-C Football, JV Wrestling SECOND ROW: RALPH DEARCOS GARY DELGADILLO LOUISE DETRICK RANDY DETWILER THIRD ROW: DAWN DEVLIN-FTA, GAA, Drill Team, Honor Guard, French Club FOURTH ROW: GEORGE DEVORE-Marching and Concert Bands, FBLA, NFL, Vice-Head Kazoo, Ecology Club, Math Club, Varsity Club, Sophomore Class Senator, Senior Class Historian, Latin Club, Frosh and JV X- Country, C and B Track, JV and Varsity Wrestling 'UN 'Cf' IRQ Yvonne Bourgeois acts as substitute secretary of Mr. johnson's 3rd period American Government Class if Martha Hudson is absent. Ambassador of that class was Rusty Teigan 33-Seniors if .V ?v'4' fx I I A PART or .4 I 'wi f who 34-Seniors THE QUAD BECOMES MECCA POR SENIORS FIRST ROW: PHILIP DEXTER VICTOR DOMINCUEZ-Varsity Football ANITA DONES-GAA, FTA MARY LOU DULL-EBB, FBLA Vice President Varsity Song, Altairs, Senior Mothers' Tea, Honor Guard, Powder-Puff Football Game SECOND ROW: ROD DYER PAULA EBELT-IRC, Altairs, Powder Puff Football Game, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Steering Committee, Prom Committee, Homecoming and Christmas Assemblies. ALBERT ECHEVESTE SUZANNE ELLIS QRQ Irene Iauregui, Leni Garcia and Pat Medina show what happens to underclassmen like Tina Ramirez when they get on Senior Square. fCRj Irene goes back to make sure Tina is secure, -- 1 r f ,,,.. Q- dk 1 . 1 ra r f. 5:8 ds., FIRST ROW: JOANNE GAIL ERICKSON BRIAN EVANS-ECS, Altairs, ,IV and Varsity Football, Varsity Track, IV Wrestling PATRICIA FARNSWORTH-JV Song, FBLA, Latin Club, Treasurer, House of Representa- tives JACK FERGUSON-CSF, Math Club, Ecology Club, Varsity Club, X-Country, JV and Varsity Basketball SECOND ROW: MARIE FINCH LEE FINNEGAN-FTA, CSF, B, JV and Varsity Tennis, C Basketball, Math Club, Varsity Club, Senate, Ecology Club CHARLOTTE FISHER-CSF, NFL, FTA, IRC, Secretary, ECS, Altairs, Steering Committee, Ecology Club, Pep Club, Girls' League, Publicity Committee, Drill Team RANDY FITZPATRICK THIRD ROW: THOMAS FLOM-JV X-Country, C and B Track, C Football ESTELLE FLORES-Pep Club, JV and Varsity Song, Steering Committee, Senior Class Director of Activities FOURTH ROW: MARTHA PLORES SERGIO FLORES 35-Seniors L .,., . , . ,Qs ..z,:,I - ' 1 ' 115611. 2' . 1,-1,,,1, f fi. -1 V :awf- 'ii VK FIRST ROW: GAIL FORTNEY CHARLOTTE KIM FOX-NFL, GAA, IRC, Pep Club, Math Club, Kazoo Band, Honor Guard RALPH FRANCO-Ecology Club SECOND ROW: MICHAEL FREESE-Open Forum Committee LLOYD FRY-C and B Football, X-Country, C Basketball, JV Baseball GERALD FLOYD GANN-Annual Editor, Trial Flights, Ecology Club THIRD ROW: BELEN GARCLADFS. B. Vice-President MARTY GARCIA RICHARD MANUEL GARCIA QRQ Linda Barajas listens closely as her teacher lectures. I , -' '-- M Q- I. Q.. ., , ' pw . fzr-I,::,.,. ..., Ez- , . 41 -R +1 . 'Ulm m' I. .1 . ig,-f,.,,..,-I ., -,ga 4 15, FIRST ROW: STEPHANIE GARGLA-GAA GINGER GARLINC-FBLA, Ecology Club GARY GARRISON GUADALUPE GASTELUM SECOND ROW: JOHNNA RAE GATES-FBLA, GAA, Marching and Concert Bands, Steering Committee, Pep Club BRET GERDES-NFL, ECS, CSF, Latin Club, Kazoo Band, Basketball, Tennis, X-Country, Math Club, Track LARRY GIDDINGS na., , I .I I I , I DAVID GINN THIRD ROW: JOHNNY GLAI-IN CLINTON EARL GLEASON WILLARD GOAD-C, JV and Varsity Foot- gall, Frosh and JV Baseball, IV and Varsity Basketball, Latin Club President, Math Club, S. B. Sgt. -at-Arms, Powder Puff Cheerleader and Coach, NFL LINDA GOODARD-CSF, FTA, GAA, Mtah Club, Girls' League, House of Representatives, Drill Team 115 HAVI G A FCUR PERIOD DAY 37-Seniors I 1 . , ' ,, W, , X sc FIRST ROW: SHERRIE GOLDSBERRY-FTA, FBLA, EBB, FNA, Altairs, Girls' League, Steering Committee MABEL GONZALES STEPHANIE GONZALES-GAA, Concert Band, Pep Club SYLVIA GONZALES-S. B. Director of Activities GAA, MEHCA, Girls' League, House of Representatives, Powder Puff Football Game SECOND ROW: LARRY GOODMAN-Marching and Concert Bands, Latin Club, Math Club, JV and Varsity Golf, Ecology Club Prime-Minister, Senior Class Senator WANDA GOODWIN-EBB, FBLA, GAA, IRC, Girls' League, Altairs, Pep Club, Steering Committee, House of Representatives, Powder Puff Football Game, Publicity Committee DONNA GOOLSBY JUDY FAY GORDON THIRD ROW: LORRIE GRABLE FOURTH ROW: RICHARD GREG GRANILLO QLJ Albert Chavez awaits American Government notes. 38-Seniors 'Qu '-J- cn..-.M nw ,nf T U K f at- ' FIRST ROW: DAVE GRAVELLE TIMOTHY GRAYEM-Latin Club, Senior Mother's Tea FRANCES GREEN KATHY GREEN-EBB, FBLA, Girls' League Latin Club, Honor Guard SECOND ROW: PHILLIP GREEN RICK GROSHONG DEBBIE GULLETT-FBLA, FTA, Latin Club, French Dlub, Drill Team Head, House of Representatives, Pep Club, Ecology Club, Girls' League MATTHIS GURNEY-Sophomore Class President, Senate, C, B, and Varsity Foot ball, Varsity Wrestling, B Track, Powder Puff Coach, and Cheerleader, THIRD ROW: ALFREDO GUTIERREZ-MECHA, Ecology Club, Frosh and JV Baseball FOURTH ROW: ARTURO GUTIERREZ-Varsity Football QLJ Ronald Cook through various efforts made our last Prom possible. W S!! X Q -QP' T TURNING OVER YQUR JU IOR RING HAPPINESS IS BEING AN EXCELSIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Q .affe- lx- 4 army 'Uh p--s.. Q15 QQ.,-.f FIRST ROW: CINDY HAM-IRC, FBLA, EBB Treasurer, Banner Carrier, Drill Team, Honor Guard, Altairs, Girls' League, Track Scorekeeper, Prom Committee, Powder Puff Football Game, Christmas and Homecoming Assemblies FRANCES I-IAMAGUCHI-GAA, CSF Secretary, Ecology Club, Math Club, Latin Club, Treasurer, Girls' League ED HARDEN SECOND ROW: BILLIE JO HART-GAA Director of Publicity and jr. Representative, S, B. Director of Publicity, Senate, Steering Committee, Publicity and Rally Committees, Baseball, Basketball and Track Scorekeeper, Powder Puff Football Game, Head JV Song, Ecology Club Dir. of Publicity, Drill Team, Pep Club, Latin Club, Girls' League, I-Iomecomu Princess, Honor Guard, Senior Mother's Tea CYNTHIA HARTMAN-FNA ROBERT HARVEY THIRD ROW: SANDRA LINDSEY HATFIELD-Trial Flights Editor and Ast. Editor, NFL Secretary and Treasurer, Altairs, Kazoo Band, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Christmas and Homecoming Assemblies, Jr. Sr. Play, Thespians, Ecology Club, Girls' League, GAA, CSF RAY LINDELL HAZELWOOD DAVID HENDERSON-Gymnastics, House of Representatives, Fastest Car in school, a 65 GTO and Fastest Bike, an H. D. Sportster IRQ Rozann Almanza participated in the Homecoming assembly as the witch doctor in the episode of B. C. PC-T, WK' 'Xl no-ff' Huw FIRST ROW: DEBBIE HENDERSON-Altairs, Red Cross, ROP ROGER HENDRIX-Annual Staff Ast. Editor, Publicity Agent of Kazoo Band, Ecology Club, House of Representatives, Publicity Committee, Math Club, Varsity Goof-off RONALD I-IENNION MAVIS RUTH HENSPETER-Band, Altairs, Powder Puff Football Game, EBB, IRC, FNA, FBLA SECOND ROW: CHRISTINE MARIE HERNANDEZ-Steering Committee, House of Representatives, Altairs, Prom and Rally Committees GILBERT HERNANDEZ JOSE HERNANDEZ NIC K I-IERNANDEZ THIRD ROW: RUBEN I-IERNANDEZ DAN I-IERRIAGE-JV and Varsity Basketball Novice X-Country, Frosh, JV and Varsity Baseball, Altairs, Varsity Club DENNIS I-IINDS-B, JV, Varisty Basketball, X-Country, Frosh and IV Baseball, Varsity Club, German Club, Math Club, Senate, Life Staff, Steering Committee, Sr. Mothers' Tea Ecology Club, Ambassador of Mr. johnson's 2nd period class DUANE HISEL fLjRobert Colvin fFar Lefty acted in the Homecoming Assembly Episode of Lil Abner . '55 5 af? I 'i fw- 'x if-g-V g 1Q lx, fi., , FIRST ROW: JOHN HITE-Novice and IV X Country 7 ,.,,., D,C, andB Basketball, C Football, C,B, , gg- N and Varsity Track ..,' W' CONNIE HOLCOMB-IRC, Altairs, An Club 5 Xt? ,1,. 4 Pe Club Girls' League l21,Z,g5l'Q'1rT1'3g it ly P a ,.,,,, , 1 g MARY HOUCK IRENE HOUSER 5 4 SECOND ROW: ERNEST 1-1oUsEwoRTH DONNA LORRAINE HUCKBAY MARTHA HUDSON-FBLA, BBB, Altairs, V I 1. 5.-Zkallff rf xi Powder Puff Football Game, Secretary Rm. 13 DEBIE I-IUGI-LES-FNA, IRC,GAA, Pep Club, Altairs, Girls' League, Steering Committee THIRD ROW: ARMANDO HUISI-I-Ecology Club, Latin Club, Senior Class Vice-President, Gymnas- tics, Fresh Baseball, House of Representa- tives FOURTH ROW: LINDA HUNN-GAA, Steering Committee Selling candy apples for senior class are Armando I-luish, Billy jo Hart, Larry Martinez. SENIOR PQWER ees, 1 in Z9 v' 4... if N Mi LLM' .rig if A is , K mv- ' uv 7' VAR? 295- 'Cv ,N-, Snr - 'WN l f 3 1-9. V, 4 E3 ,e , 1- f-A Q 4, x n. Q Rf, e , . : ' -:su ':95','Q-:Q-:Q W. g 2' 5 ,a.yj,Q.f,u!- E Il l r H+ 1 A 1 xl Q ,,. , V wa I me 'f, , 45345, f it K, ,V 9 f-X . -is-V! S Gil. A ,tem Q., WK 1 ,I ,' 1, 5 ' x -- if E , I ,, N il 1-4...-s .7 X 1 N 1 'IV A, g 14. L i n 5 FIRST ROW: CINDY HUNT-FTA,CSF,FBLA, Steering Committee, House of Representatives, Pep Club, Ecology Club, Drill Team GRACIE IBARRA-NFL,FBLA, Altairs, Trial Flights, Girl's League, Beautifica- tions Committee, Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Mothers Tea, House of Represent- atives ORLANDO IRIZARRY-B and C Football, D and C Basketball, House of Represent- atives, Steering Committee, Open Forum Committee, S.B. and Rm. 13 Sergeant at Arms, Rick Gulman's Bow Hunters Club. WILLIAM IVES SECOND ROW: JERRY JACOBSON-Radio Club, Varsity Club, C,B, and Varsity Track, C Football IV Basketball SYLVIA JAGER DENICE JAMES ROBERT JAMISON THIRD ROW: YOLANDA JARAMILLO FOURTH ROW: IRENE JUAREGUI-Steering Committee, Honor Guard, Powder Puff Football Game, UMAS, Christmas and Homecoming As- semblies Most Studious Seniors-Lee Finnegan and Linda Goddard DISCOVERI G THE LIFE-LO G PROCESS OP LEARNING 43-Seniors X ,. I 44- Seniors 'Q FIRST ROW: LARRY JUAREQUI-C, JV, and Varsity Basketball, Frosh and Varsity Baseball JEFFREY JAY JENSEN KAREN JOHNSON-FBLA, EBB, Annual Staff, Altairs, Steering Committee, Powder Puff Football Game, Ecology Club, Honor Guard, Prom Committee, Senior Class Senator, Senior Mothers Tea, SB Director of Publicity SANDY JOHNSTON-Christmas Assembly SECOND ROW: SHERRY JOINER -FNA, GAA, German Club Honor Guard, Powder Puff Football Game E. C. JONES GARY JONES JENNIE JUAREZ THIRD ROW: SANTOS RU'IZ JUAREZ VTR GINIA JAUREZ FOURTH ROW: MARGARET KEENAN-FBIA, JV Yell, Math Club, Altairs, German Club, Honor Guard DONALD KELLEY A .93 iss:-w, A ' ,., Q. QW Wm, A HANDSHAKE, A DIPLOMA, A D A FUTURE J FIRST ROW: LORA KEMOCK-GAA,NFL,FTA, Pep Club, Freshman Class Treasurer, House of Rep- resentatives, Altairs, IV Yell, Steering Committee, Beautification, Rally and Publicity Committees ROBERT DENNIS KISHPAUGH SECOND ROW: KAREN KITZROW-FBLA,EBB, Altairs, Christmas Assembly, Senior Mothers' Tea, Honor Guard, German Club BOB KTVRIZIS-Kazoo Band, Varsity Club, Ecology Club, Pep Club, lnter-Club Council, Band Varsity Track, Varsity X- Country, C Football THIRD ROW: JULIE KIZZIAR-CSF,FBLA, Secretary, Altairs, Drill Team Asst. Head, Girls' League, Pep Club, Senate, Honor Guard, Publicity Committee, Red Cross RICHARD KUHNS FOURTH ROW ROBERT LACEY-IV and Varsity Football, Varsity Gymnastics DENISE ANDREA LANGSETH-Red Cross, Altairs, Girls' League Most Likely to Succeed-George Benson and Linda Nawa SENIORS' SPIRIT BOOSTED TEAM TO VICTORIES I . w A f 152'- , Y I 1, Ig ' Hg 'af -A ' I. si :fe--, E W ... .V 1 .lf .. ' - 1 -,:- ,V 'Qu : . , ,- 34.5.1.9 5- , RYJ4 . vi - w - L . FIRST ROW: MICHAEL LARSON-Auto Club NANCY LAUDERMAN-FTA , FBLA, Altairs, House of Representatives, Steering Com- mittee, Powder Puff Football Game, IV and Varsity Yell Leader SECOND ROW: DONNA MARIE LAWYER COLLEEN LEGGENS-H-IA, CSF, Life Stai, Latin Club THIRD ROW: PAUL LEMA TIPPY WAYNE LEWTER FOURTH ROW: RICHARD LHVION LARRY DWAINE LINDLEY Rusty Teigen and Patti Cooper-Seniors with the Most School Spirit. mis I ' 4133 4, ...M me ' if- , ,x ' ' if ' we Q he ,. L r . ,L we 'Z J A I Hg K -IS. get E' if 1+ , ,, . X Qt ., sy 15. .... .. 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M , 4 Y ., rf' 1523 FIRST ROW: CATHY LINDQUIST -GAA, Ecology Club, Powder Puff Football Game, Steering Committee, Pep Club Band ELIAS LINN ROSE LIPSCOMJ3 MARIA DEL PILAR LOMELI-CSF, GAA, FTA, FBLA,EBB President, Steering Committee, Altairs SECOND ROW: MARIA LOPEZ-ROP, GAA RITA LOPEZ-Pep Club, Altairs, Powder Puff Football Game, Honor Guard WILLIAM LUEDEKA LICIA LUNA THIRD ROW: MARJORIE LUNA-FBLA,FNA, Homecoming and Christmas Assemblies GILBERT MADRIGAL FOURTH ROW: VICKIE MARINELLI-GAA, Drill team, Powder Puff Football Game, Stage Crew Altairs, Homecoming Assembly, Girls' League, Prom Committee, Steering Committee MARIA MARQUEZ 1 'vi in 'ire .. qf qem, , f-:Av I .e':' '11 f, 5 1 ':i4E-fu i?1'iiff4 2gf'iI, ,tr I ,, if M s 5' iff FIRST ROW: ANTONIO OSUNA MARTINEZ ARMANDO MARTINEZ EDWARD MARTINEZ GLORIA MARTINEZ SECOND ROW: JOSE AMPARO MARTINEZ LARRY LEE MARTINEZ-C B JV and Varsity Football, D Basketball, Varsity Gymnastics, Gymnastics Club, Varsity Club, Silver Star Club, Frosh Baseball RONALD MARTINEZ RICHARD MASON-NFL THIRD ROW: VERNON MASON THAD DELLES MATTISON ISABEL MAYORGA EDWARD MCAULIFFE Mavis Henspeter awaiting a band picture protects her eyes from the sun. ...sm-QQ. ,ft 'POW S- . - -Q .--gg, ,. N 5 4 4, 5 lk Q y A 1 ' an fb , X A P f I. B '- ' 1 'lffrzi ia: 1512, -f-, L' X ' 114 vW 'f I SEEKI G EXPRESSIO FIRST ROW: VICKY McCRACKEN-EBB, FBLA, Girls' League, Ecology Club, Drill Team, Ast. Head TOM MCDEVITT-B,J'V, and Varsity Basketball, IV and Varsity Football, Steering Committee SECOND ROW: DANIEL RAY MCMANUS-Ex-Copy Editor of Annual Staff KENNETH WAYNE McNUTT THIRD ROW: DEBRA MCPHERSON-GAA,CSF,NFL, Altairs, Math Club, Girls' League, Sec- retary, Kazoo Band, House of Represent- atives, Steering Committee, Freshman Class Senator PAT MEDINA-MECHA Secretary, Pep Club, Steering Committee FOURTH ROW: EMERITA MELQUIADES-Annual Asst. Editor, GAA Letter Club, BB Secretary, Drill Team, GAA Treasurer, Trial Flights, Ecology Club, CSF DAVID MENDOZA Seniors Mike Rogers, Cindy Plains and Bob Lacey finishing a project in Art. 49-Seniors 'al' Wm r T s 15 5 I Fl'RST ROW: JOE MENDOZA GABRIEL MERCADO REBECCA MERCADO LINDA MILLER-FTA,FBLA, Pep Club, Altairs, Treasurer, Girls' League, Drill Team, House of Representatives, Powder Puff Football Game SECOND ROW: WILEY MILLER-Kazoo, Keeper, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Club, Gymnastics Club Vice-President JEFFREY MILLIAS THIRD ROW: ROCKY MILLS BLANCA MIRANDA FOURTH ROW: RAMIRO MIRANDA -CSF, JV Tennis, German Club, Radio Club, Student Court EDWIN TOM MOFFITT-C, IV, and Varsity Football, Latin Club, Altairs, Varsity Club FBLA Most Courteous-Matt Gurney and Debbie Gullett ,,., . , .,, ,,...... ' 'hw' vs., ik ' .- FIRST ROW: JOE FRANK MONACHELLO-Frosh Baseball, B Track, Steering Committee, Surfing BARBARA JEAN MONTOYA-GAA,FBLA, Pep Club, Drill Team SECOND ROW: TROY VTRGLE MOORE IR. -C SF, Choir FRED MORAGO THIRD ROW: CARMEN MORENO-MECI-IA, Christmas Assembly, Mexican-American Club BEVERLY MORRIS -EBB , FBLA , Honor Guard FOURTH ROW: KATIE MORRIS-FTA,NFL, Pep Club, Ecology Club, Girls' League, Altairs, Steering Committee, House of Repre- sentatives, Senior Mothers' Tea, Beauti- fication Committee, Freshman Class Vice-President RONALD MORRIS-JV and Varsity Foot- ball, IV Wrestling Showing his courtesy, Matt Gurney shows Debbie Gulletrt a seat. SENIORS 51 -Seniors ,,,.'-u-.....,.. ,ga N , ...un , - lvl'-, W , ' use 1 T as ' .tw-, P' ' o ' ' ,J nk, , fun ova, 99 gk E Q ,f 5, ,, 'Q A 4 ,h el lo . Mt' QQL L E L A . fa i T K, A .,, , li,-gg F FIRST ROW: DOROTHY MUNDY-GAA,CSF,NFL, Altairs, Powder Puff, Football Game, Girls' League Director of Publicity, Math Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Steering Committee, Publicity, Christmas Dance, and Beautification Committees LINDA NAWA -NFL,CSF, GAA, Latin Club Math Club, Drill Team, Pep Club, Steer- ing Committee, GAA Jr. and Sr. Repre- sentative SECOND ROW: JEFFREY NETWIG LINDA NEVILLE-FBLA, JV and varsity Yell, Powder Puff Football Game, Senior Mothers' Tea, Girls' League, Honor Guard THIRD ROW: MARLENE NEWBOLD-FNA,EBB,NFL, Life Staff, House of Representatives, Latin Club, Honor Guard EDWARD NIJST FOURTH ROW: JOHN NOWAK -JV Track, Auto Club JUDY NUNLEY-Girls' League, Drill Team bv ,M fl ,.k, fig, 9-if? K 5 ' g. YZg14..,.. ..........l I-TOUR YEARS OF YOUR LIFE FIRST ROW: EDWARD OLIVER JR. -Arc Club, JV and Novice X-Country, B Track, Annual Staff, Kazoo Band, Ecology Club STANLEY OLSEN-C ,B , and Varsity Foot- ball, C, B, Basketball, JV Baseball, Auto Club SECOND ROW: AUGUSTO ORTIZ BECKY ORTIZ-Mexican-American Club, Powder Puff Football Game THIRD ROW: JANET OSBORNE ROBERT ARTHUR OTT-NFL, jr. Sr. Play, Senior Mothers' Tea, House of Representatives, Ecology Club FOURTH ROW: RANDY OVIEDO -Life Staff Editor-in- Chief, Latin Club, B and C Football PEGGY PADILLA Mr. Curtis, along with Mrs. Poteat, has helped guide Seniors to a better future. 53 - Seniors if WQ ' A T1 ' , 'X' i f if aar at,a , f'-P f - vez, i ., -:- 1' . f 4 F' AV 54-Seniors sv , P ' ,.. FIRST ROW: PAULA PAGE MICHAEL PALMER BELINDA PARHAM-CSF,IRC ,FBLA,FTA, GAA, Altairs, Girls' League, Drill Team, Latin Club, Steering Committee JERRY PATRICK-JV Track, JV X-Country SECOND ROW: D. W. PAYTON-Unpublished writer GILBERT JOHN PEDROZA THIRD ROW: RUBEN PENA ROBERT PEREA-C,B,JV, Varsity Foot- ball, C,B, Track, Girl chasing FOURTH ROW: KATHLEEN PLACE CINDY PLAINS -FTA , FBLA ,NPL , Drill Team, Pep Club, IV and Varsity Song, S.B. Secretary, Girls' League President, House of Representatives, Steering Com- mittee, Senate, Ecology Club, Altairs, Powder Puff Football Game, Christmas Dance and Rally Committees Best Personality-Ron Cook and Yvette Bourgeois :v 4 ' 'nv X x OUR GENERATIO XXS , ..-.-J FIRST ROW: DAVID POLZIN-JV Tennis GLORIA PONZIO-Honor Guard, Drill Team SECOND ROW: KEN POWELL BENJAMIN PRADO-U'MAS, MECHA Director of Activities, House of Repre- sentatives, B and IV Football, Mexican- American Club THIRD ROW: PAM PRASSER -FBLA, Choir, Girls' League, Pep Club, Ecology Club, Steering Com- mittee, Christmas Assembly THYRUS PUNG FOURTH ROW: MERLINDA RAMIREZ NORMA RAMIREZ Friendliest Seniors-Willard Goad, and Beth Brunton 1-'lu-a--rv.. hr. , . , I lf writ-2. im.. l FIRST ROW: TERRI RAMIREZ DIANA RANGEL A A ' . k,,, A SECOND ROW: PAUL RICHARD GLORIA RIEF-Powder Puff Football Game THIRD ROW: r FRANK RIVERA DF IOAN ROBERTS-House of Representatives Pep Club, Majorettes, Honor Guard, Powder Puff Football Game, Altairs, GAA President and Historian, Inter-Club Council FOURTH ROW: MICHAEL LUIS ROBLES ARLENE ROCHA-FBLA Vice-President, GAA Director of Publicity, CSF, Drill Team, Latin Club, Steering Committee, Publicity Committee, Pep Club, House of Representatives, Ecology Club, Powder Puffmbau Game OUR ECI-ICDES REM AIN 549' A fa - S s, H44 W ,iib if, I1 501, I LQ! '5- FIRST ROW: ANA RODRIGUEZ MARIA GLORIA RODRIGUEZ JANET RODRIGUEZ-Homecoming Queen, Drill Team, Mexican-American Club, Honor Guard SECOND ROW: MIKE ANTHONY ROGERS-Frosh and JV Baseball, B Basketball, B Football JEANETTE ROMAN I-LELEN RAMIRFZ THIRD ROW: PIERRE ROMO-Varsity Baseball TERRI ROSE-GAA, Altairs, Drill Team, Senior Mothers' Tea, Ecology Club, Powder Puff Football Game, Red Cross SHERRY ROSS KRJ Funniest Seniors-Bob Kivrizis and Janet Smith 57-Seniors hen- FIRST ROW: MIKE RUBY IRENE SALAZAR -FBLA, Girls' League, Pep Club LOURDES SANCHEZ ANGELO SANPAULO SECOND ROW: GILBERT SAUCEDO-B Track, B Football MIKE SAUNDERS CARL SCHUMANN SUSAN SCHUSKE-GAA, FTA Secretary and Vice-President, NFL, Altirs Historian Annual Staff, German Club, Senior Mothers' Tea, House of Representatives, Steering Committee, Majorettes, Senior Class Secretary, Honor Guard Voted having done Most Service for the school were, Armando Adriano and Linda Barajas 58-Seniors ty- qv- in ,,i,isbLit T tiittitt ttn,it S xi.n,i I 'av ! Y ' 5 , . 3 L ,,.1fg,5.',,f:1,f,fgssisf - 1 wax: nv NL a, iz. ,ps af., sf 7 iq If nu-nun ---- 'L -V 4 'ew Q fi? ,iw FIRST ROW: VICKY SERRAO-Miss Norwalk, Flag Twirler, Steering Committee DEBORAH SHAW-FHA, Honor Guard, Life Staff, GLENN SI-BEARER LARRY SHOLTIS SECOND ROW: DONALD SI-IOOK--IV and Varsity Track, Band C Football, Wrestling, X-Country SHARON SIGGERS LINDA SILVA-House of Representaives, FTA, Honor Guard, Steering Committee JANET SMITH 59-Seniors 60-Seniors M. I. ? ' - Ei L , Q FIRST ROW: MARCERET SOLIS-Honor Guard, Powder Puff Football Game MARY SPECKING-GAA Treasurer, FBLA, EBB,CSF,NFL,FTA, Steering Committee DONlCA STAFFORD-FNA LUISA ISABELLE STEGER SECOND ROW: KEITH STEGMANN KAREN STEPHENS THIRD ROW: RODNEY STEPHENS MICHAEL STEPHENSON FOURTH ROW: JAKE STOKER JR. SUSAN SULLIVAN-FBLA, Ecology Club, Pep Club, Girls' League -can-.q, 'Q' f . JWQ 'L Q , J K 1, .3 1 , A L ., ,, Q' Nl . ' ,av EXCELSIOR LIVES li if ,Lk 5 4? 3 , 1 Q I 5- Ss: ASLO GASWELIE FIRST ROW: DEBBIE STEWART-ROP, Altairs, FNA CAROL SUTTON-Head Flag Twirler, Christmas Dance Princess, Freshman Class Director of Activities, Sophomore Class Senator, junior Class Treasurer, Senate, Life Staff, Rally Committee, Prom Committee, Pep Club SECOND ROW: BRUCE SWETNAM -Latin Club KENNETH TAGGART THIRD ROW: EDWARD CHARLES TEIGAN-C SF , March- ing, Pep, and Concert Band, Jr. Sr. Play, S.B. Mascot, Varsity Club, Track, X- Country, Rally Committee, Rm. 13 3rd Period Ambassador GLENN THOMPSON FOURTH ROW: GARY TOLLER RUTH TOMCZAK 61 -Seniors ,tw . Q, , 'i FIRST ROW: ' IRMA TORRES-GAA, FBLA, Life Staff , Honor Guard, Steering Committee, Stage Crew, Kazoo Band, Powder Puff Football Game MICHAEL TORRES-Varsity X-Country, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Club JUNE TOSHIMA-GAA, CSF, NFL, Girls' League, Latin Club, Math Club KAREN TRUJILLO-Mexican-American Club, Girls' Legue, Honor Guard LOWELL UNDERWOOD-Math Club Ecology Club, C Basketball, B ,C , Varsi Track, Varsity Club MILES PATRICK UNITE GEORGE VALDEZ JOSEPH VANBEERS SECOND ROW: I 'rv THIRD ROW: BRADLEY VANN FOURTH ROW: SOCORRO VARELA -Mexican-American Club, Homecoming and Christmas Assemblies ixfT'f '5f'7w' A it A ' ' V' kwa 62 - Seniors gg4:,f iff my ,.,,,. Ap,-. I , vm 1 N wr A ' - A ,1 r-.- , 52 H+ C FIRST ROW: DEBORAH VARTAN I-TECTOR VEGA BECKY AGUILAR VELA LUCY VELOZ-GAA, Gir1's League, Pep Band, Pep Club, Altairs, Kazoo Band, Honor Guard, Christmas Assembly SECOND ROW: REBECCA VELOZ CHRISTINE VENEGAS ERNESTO VERDUGO-B and C Football B and C Track, X-Country GUY VEREB 1 fi ,sa . , SAYI G GQQD-BYE T0 PAMILIAR S S 63-seniors N 'ex , 49 ?X 5 3. M sw qi .fl 'W'- k ,, Y I' ,ff If ' nm gif' ' A -...f 'fflp -,ii-.,' ju ' mga-11 m...E Egg +4 4757 ,doo meg? bi-,.. EE Sr- 0 EC E5 r- 3' .55 ff' E. 3 x i. Drill Team, Steering Committee 4 -' A A ' ' SANDRA WALLACE , ' ,,', W MURRY WALTERS-Stage Crew ' 7 L-...A .uw ,L Var? :.. av 5. wg 'Q , ,C.1 C , SECOND ROW: z- BILL WARD-Radio Club, Math Club Latin L, Club 6 ' ' Q f -. ROGER WARE-Auto Club, B Football, L b li , Altairs 4 .J Sf Q I ' ' ' JOHN LYNN WATSON-B Football , March- A G 1 ing, Pep, and Concert Band SENIORS NOT PICTURED RONALD COOK RICK GU LMAN JOANNE KIKO MURAKAMI TOM VOTH 64'SmS PARTING IS SUCH ' J ' FIRST ROW: DEAN WEBB DEBORAH WHITE LARRY WILLIAMSON-B and Varsity Football, B and JV Basketball, Frosh Baseball, German Club, Varsity Club, Powder Puff Cheerleader and Coach, Altairs DANNY WILSON-Varsity Track, Latin Club, Math Club SECOND ROW: DARLINDA WRIGHT SANDRA YASUKOCHI-GAA, EBB, German Club MARK YBARRA KATHY YEOMANS THIRD ROW: JONI YONK-NFL, GAA, Life Staff, Steer- ing Committee FOURTH ROW: RICHARD ZAMARRIPA SWEET SORRO 65-Sem WINNERS AWARD AMERICA BANK r ART , Eddie Oliver W MATHEMATICS, Lee Finnegan 4 LIBERAL ARTS, Linda Goddard LABORATORY SCIENCE, Frances Hamaguchi HOME ECONOMICS, Sandra Wallace ' BUSINESS, Cathy Burgener SOCIAL SCIENCE, George Benson 66 . .AND DRAMA, sandy Hatfield SCIENCE 8 MATHEMATICS, Dorothy Mundy ' MUSIC, Stephanie Gomales - 1971 ' SE ALBEARERS ENGLISH , Linda Nawa VOCATIONAL ARTS , FOREIGN LANGUAGES, Richard Garcia TRADES S IND. ARTS, Matt Gurney' FINE ARTS, jo Anne Murakami , 1971 SEAIBEARERS 67 JU IO '72 ROW 1: D. Abel, C. Adams, M. Aguayo, Y. Aguayo, A. Alfstad. ROW 2: G. Alsup, A. Alvarado, C. Alvarez, F. Alvarez, I, Amaro. ROW 3: R. Ambriz, M. Anderson I. Anderson, D. Argott, R. Armijo. ROW 4: E. Arnoult, C. Arredondo, S. Arteg, L. Austria, N. Bachlotte. ROW 5: L. Baker, V. Baker, K. Bankes, R. Barboa, B. Bazzle. ROW 6: K. Bean, G. Becerra, T. Bergman, M. Berry, R. Bettendorf. Linda Neville, D'on Davis, and Debby Isham, help lead the Alma Mater at the first assembly. if . -'- X ,g 2 69 -Juniors L. 'Yi JU IORS ROW l: B. Bevins, J. Bisson, K. Black, D. Blankenship, D. Bliss, D. Bolluyt, D. Bon- ney, L. Bonney, H. Booth ROW 2: N. Bournias, D. Bradley, V. Bradley, I. Brammel, B. Brawmer, P. Breen, B. Breitbarth, N. Brendlinger, L. Bridges ROW 3: S. Bridges, C. Brown, E. Brown, M. Brown, P. Brown, M. Bunch, l. Caballero, M. Calverley, J. Camancho ROW 4: C. Campbell, B. Canfield, A. Capuchino, C. Carley, V. Carll, G. Carnes, Y. Carrillo, G. Carroll, Y. Castillo, R. Castognia, A. Castro, B. Catalano, A. Catano T. Chacon ROW 5: A. Chavez, B. Chavez, J. Chavez, P. Chavez, R. Chavez, I. Chiaromonte, D. Chinery, K. Clark, D. Close, D. Cobarrubio, D. Coleman, R. Collings, A. Collins D. Cook ROW 6: E. Cook, J. Cook, N. Cooper, S. Corral, R. Corsini, N. Cortez, H. Crockett, C. Crow, D. Crowe, E. Cuarenta, I. Currie, D. Davis, E. Dawson, K. Dejongh 'll Vqgff, 7 1 - juniors ,al TS x P, o s., YZ? YS 1 72 -Iunioxs on., gr w I As this game ended, Temple City emerged the victors but this didn't stop the Pilots who went on to win the league title. , v . .,',,u. I i A, ., a, ,I 4:,.,,a',, bl., ,, X .. .,,,.. . ,. : ' 'lk' ' lf. xi' ' lu'7'. . ..,. Annu Q '- -'W 1.-'.. I y 'Q' ' .- J. . f, ,-1 'wan ,,- 2.5, A -'i3fL+..-i .T -- f F f -. r- .' ff' 4 L 'fri . .at 'Y ' .:5' iv' ff ' Y . Q ... . m kg ix 1 , ff 'Wiz' gf'-'ff ' E A A q .. lf L??r2i . it ' wig ' . it P' A .5 ' ffiiji fx X , . R7 U 1.9. 'few .. 4, f 3 1. ' M -.4f',11fEf'i,,, s X Q ' itggpq g - Q... e K - ,ixsgii-fail, ,., .-:.,, , gi. 'iGA.j .-.pa 91' A , ... T '35 g ifs? ' . f , A fr- . r-4..4ff..1'2l ' 4.9.4 . 'emi' f ROW 1: W. DeLaTorre, D. Denton, D. DeVore, R. Diclements. ROW 2: D. DiMa1-io, M. Donato, S. Dorchinez, L. Downs. ROW 3: T. Downs, D. Drew, T. Driskell, H. Dugan. ROW 4: T. Duncan, D. Ebelt, I. Echeveste, E. Eichelberger. ROW 5: C. Ellsworth, K. Ellsworth, C. Emmons, J. Enriquez. ROW 6: M. Erorno, R. Escalera, G. Estrella, C. Faraldo. 1972. ROW 1: R. Felsher, D. Ferguson. ROW 2: S. Ferraz, D. Finley. ROW 3: C. Finnegan, I. Flores, M. Fonceca, M. Forde, A. Franco, M. Gantt, S. Gai-away. ROW 4: A. Garcia, D. Garcia, F. Garcia, N. Garcia, R. Garcia, I. Gardner, R. Garfield. ROW 5: A. Garrison, R. Gauna, D. Gillett, D. Goble, P. Goble, S. Goddard, E. Gonzalez. ROW 6: G. Gonzales, R. Gonzales, D. Gourley, D. Graff, G. Granillo, G. Granillo, L Granluno. gl S- x unix ns ,a 1' 73 -juniors ROW 1: P. Greene, S. Grimwood, D. Grothe ROW 2: E. Guerra, M. Gurney, V. Gutierrez ROW 3: D. Guy, R. Hager, S. Haimowitz, H. Hampton ROW 4: J. Hannah, M. Hanson, H. Hardy, R. Harris, C. Hartman, L. Hatch, D. Hayes ROW 5: D. Heard, N. Heemstra, F. Hennion, B. Hernandez, L. Hernandez, M. Hernandez, R. Hernandez ROW 6: V. Hernandez, D. Herrera, B. Hicks, C. Hill, K. Hill, B. Hood, B. I-Ioutz 74 - juniors assay ,9- gr 'Vx 97- X QA 3 X, X fl' 4 -fi 1 va. 'fv- lu- ? 'vi 'YQ JUNIORS CLASS of 72. Row 1. D. Huish, D. Humphreys, S. Inouye, D. Isham, S. Isham ROW 2: G. Iverson, J. Ivie, C. Ieanblanc, V. Jenson, E. Johnson ROW 3: C. jones, G. jones, I. Jones, M. Jones, V. jones ROW 4: F. Juarez, V. Juarez, P. Jurado, L. Keezer, J. Kennedy, A. Kieft, C. Knapp ROW 5: R. Knapp, I. Kooiman R. Kooniz, K. Kryska, P. LaCroix, D. Landauer, D. Lang ROW 6: C. Lara, B. Laramore, M. Lassiter, C. Leinenbach, D. Lewis, G. Linn, I. Liotta w I 75 - JU.DiO1S ROW 1: R. Lipscomb, M. Loftin, I. Lomeli, L. Lopez, S. Lopez, C. Lucero, T. Lucio, R. Luna, D. Lytton, R. McCarty ROW 2: H. McKee, S. McMaster, S. McVey, J. Mann, R. Martin, A. Martinez, I. Martinez, J. Martinez, R. Martinez, G. Martini ROW 3: S. Medina, M. Meyer, T. Meyers, L. Meza, P. Meza, P. Millar, B. Miller, R. Molina, M. Molt, G. Montez, S. Montgomery, B. Moody ROW 4: R. Mooney, R. Moore, E. Morales, M. Morris, A. Munoz, L. Munoz, R. Muzila, K. Nadvornick, A. Najera, R. Nichols, S. Nylander, R. O'Leary, A. Orozco, T. Ortega ROW 5: B. Pack, T. Packard, T. Padilla, B. Palmer, V. Paparella, M. Papp, K. Parsons, T. Passarelli, C. Pawling, V. Pena, L. Peterson, J. Photakis, G. Plantinga, H. Plantinga ROW 6: I. Pl1m.kett, V. Ponce, S. Porter, S. Posth, K. Prasser, M. Price, D. Purefoy, P. Quiroz, H. Rabuse, K. Raigosa, A. Ramirez, L. Ramirez, S. Ramirez, N. Rammer JU IORS LOWER , - Q UPP ERS - r Emi PVT! Q, 'Wx 76 - juniors EJ, .. , :Q rw W, sa 1. Q. f E. 3,135 -A., . X . f . X I nu, 'UQ S.. XXJ Y A NE MORE STEP TO.. Qs 'O-. 'De 0 .9 78 - juniors ROW l: R. Ranger, M. Reece, K. Reichelt, P. Reid, T. Replogle, E. Revelez, I. Ricardole ROW 2: A. Rios, S. Rivers, C. Roberts, P. Roddy, H. Rodriguez, L. Rodriguez, R. Rodriguez ROW 3: R. Rodriguez, C. Rogers, C. Rogers, R. Roman, R. Ronquillo, R. Roos, D. Rosas ROW 4: V. Rosser, F. Ruiz, S. Ruiz, J. Russell, N. Russell, T. Rybold, K. Sadler '11 i . .SENIORITY . . x I 2, K if ,V aff 7?IrK..v,lc.f5l ,' ,, I WK' ,ff ,Q ,VM J Q ff .f ' F . ' f .. X .V .7 ' . A f ,Lf ,, .WSG . fy' .flfjf K . ,fx L J 'Ex 1 .4 L K iff, .1 n, WM O32 ,gif f' ' , 4 K. s ,L ff , . 1 ' xy ,, X . in ,, . X 1 My my L., '. ,ff 'G ,W ,iw Q' Mi! J Q , .f X, N 'ff' A F: S , V 'Hx W ' ZH. 1,1 'fx' X ROW 1: S. Sanchez ROW 2: D. Scan-berry ROW 3: R. ROW 4: V. ROW 5: D. ROW 6: L. Sakioka, L. Salido, M. Sanchez, R. Sanford, M. Sanpaulo, C. Saucedo, L. Schumann, C. Seely, B. Selas, G. Serrano Sen-ao, P. Sharlow, G. Shaw, M. Shehee Shoff, N. Shook, S. Simmons, D. Smetzer Smith, L. Smith, L. Smith, K. Sorenson L - L M 'Sf TIf'?QQ.?gf1f1'f Fi?17'S???!!E!!!!5wfE'- V K V --f-- - -A --' ' Senior square will soon be taken over by the class of l72I 79 - juniors X juniors - 80 FR Q? X r ROW 1: R. Sorlno, M. Soto, G. Stacey, L. Stanislaus, R. Stegall. ROW 2: S. Stephens, C. Stephenson, M. Stewart, D. Stoddard, J. Strange. ROW 3: M. Stuck, S. Swedburg, R. Taylor, D. Thomas, S . Thompson. ROW 4: J. Tilley, D. Tilton, A. Torres, M. Trimble, N. Trujillo. ROW 5: 1. Vallembois, I. Varella, G. Vanfoeken, Y. Velazquez, I. Ventura. ROW 6: V. Viscio D . V M. Voth, C. Wallier, D. Walker. Junior S A junior Birds-Eye View Boys at Gym N tml.. 1 olden, of in Q 'B Us I ft- 'WN ROW 1: D. Walker, M. Ward, M. Warren, I. Washam ROW 2: B. Weber, G. Weili, S. Whalen, K. Whistler ROW 3: 1. White, K. White, R. White, M. Williams ROW 4: R. Williams, D. Willis, C. Wilson, K Woodard ROW 5: D. Wright, T. Wright, C. Ybarra, R. Ybarra ROW 6: L. Yeager, D. Yenkala, 1. Yonk, S. Zorrilla PRIDE OF 1972 Class President Nef Cortez takes time out for his studies in Mr. Ferry's English class 81 - Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS A D SPONSORS JUNIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Kevin Flores JUNIOR CLASS DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES Connie Lara Q JUNIOR CLASS SECRETARY, Chris Hill JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, Neftali Cortez JUNIOR CLASS TREASURER, Gloria Van Foeken STEERING COMMITTEE JUNIOR CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE, FIRST ROW: K. Riecheit, S. Nylander, V. Serreo, S. Sakioka, H. McKee, D. Volden, P. Millar, L. Bridges, M. Stewart, R. McCarty, L. Vega, S. Rivers, J. Strange, J. Kammel, D. Grothe, D. I-Iuish, K. Flores, D. Lang, C. Lara, M. Rodriguez, SECOND ROW: D, Isham, V. Jensen, S. Brown, R. Soriano, N. Russell, K. Bean, M. Morris, V. Jones, D. Finley, J. Photakis, THIRD ROW: D. Davis, P. Roddy, C. Hill, J. Vallembois, L. Austria, D. Stoddard, D. DiMario, D. Goble, J. Kooiman, G. Iverson. 82 Juniors - JUNIOR CLASS I-IISTORIAN, Debbie Isham JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR, Mr. Curtis JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR, Mr. Vineyard JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR, Mr. Hughes J' A 'gf JUNIOR CLASS SENATORS, D. DiMario, M. Stewart, S. Simmons. T -r Among other activities the junior girls also participated in the second annual Powder Puff football game. C LASS OF 1972 The juniors receiving their rings earlier than usual upheld the age old tradition of showing them proudly. The juniors, an active class, upheld our school spirit at many sports events this year. They also participated in many extracurricular activities. The junior class also began prom plans early for the tra- ditional Junior-Senior Prom by selling chocolate candy bars. The prom was held at the Statler-Hilton in Los Angeles. One of the last activities that they participated in was the ordering of their senior sweaters So ended an active and exciting year for the class of '72, juniors 83 SQPHQMORES WE' E GOT THE SPIRIT in Ax K ,X x X rx Spirit and drive is shown by Dan Trejo. ROW 1: A. Adriano, V. Aguilar, A. Aguirre, R. Aguirre, R. Albanese. ROW 2: B. Alcala, R. Allen, P. Almanza, S. Alvarado, D. Alvarez. ROW 3: D. Amador, L. Ambriz, D. Anderson, C. Andresen, M. Andrich. ROW 4: R. Antimo, R. Apodaca, L. Arredondo, B. Arteg, C. Atkinson. ROW 5: L. Avina, J. Baeza, M. Bannan, S. Barkley, B. Barrett. ROW 6: I. Barton, W. Bean, E. Beas, L. Beecher, G. Belo. 85-Sophomores '73 IS TOGETHER ROW 1: I. Benbow, L. Benschneider, C. Benson, M. Bernal, S. Bevins, P. Bloch, R. Bolanos. ROW 2: D. Boniello, J. Brendlinger, L. Brinkman, T. Brown, B. Buckman, S. Bullard, R. Bumpus. ROW 3: R. Bums, R. Burris, M. Burroughs, P. Calkins, A. Calsing, M. Calsing, R. Calsing. ROW 4: E. Campas, R. Campell, F. Campos, I. Canfield. A DO THEMO E x r' gk'. K. ' r . C X f r Us ID' ROW 1: A. Capuchino, C. Carleton, D. Carlson, A. Carranza, R. Carrera. ROW 2: L. Carroll, T. Casey, M. Castaneda, L. Castorina, T. Catalano. ROW 3: R. Cecil, M. Celmer, F. Chavez, P. Chavez, L. Chinery. ROW 4: K. Cizan, R. Claborn, K. Clapp, I. Coates, J. Contreras. ROW 5: Y. Contreras, 1. Cook, A. Cooke, S. Correa, G. Cowan. ROW 6: P. Crow, R. Crownover, L. Cruden, W. Culp, R. Cummings. 87-Sophomores je ne parle pas bien ROW 1: S. Cusick, J. Cwierz, P. Daniel, W. Davison, P. DeCamp, W. Dejong, R. Deane, R. Delira, D. Desaulniers, D. Detwiler, J. Devlin. ROW 2: J. Devoll, K. Dickinson, K. Dickinson, T. Dierking, D. Dillard, L. Doherty, A. Dominguez, I. Donato, G. Duran, J. Dye, S. Eichhorn. ROW 3: W. Elliott, D. Ellis, D. Ellwanger, J. English, D. Epple, S. Erickson, A. Escalera, V. Espinoza, E. Estrada, S. Eychne J. Falls. ROW 4: T. Fay, G. Felix, P. Ferguson J. Fisbeck, D. Fisher, T. Fisher, R. Fleming, D. Fletcher, L. Flores, R. Flores, R. Flores. ROW 5: R. Flores, Y. Flores, I. Franco, X. I' 9 Franco, M. Galbraith, l-I. Gallegos, L. Gamble, C. Ganoe, E. Garcia, E. Garcia, F. Garcia. ROW 6: 1. Gattuso, C. Gerdes, H. Gessler, J. Giebelhouse, L. Giles, S. Giles, D. Goad, R. Goddard, I. Goldman, R. Gomez, R. Gomez. 88-S ophomores r F 1 6 5 S N . To Excelsior Union High School and all Willard Goad lovers . ROW 1: E. Gonzales, L. Gonzales, R. Gonzales, R. Gourley, T. Gravelle, A. Green, R. Green, K. Griffith, K. Gritman, T. Grossell, G. Guerra ROW 2: S. Gumm, L. Gutierrez, S. Gutierrez, T. Gutierrez, E. Guzman, 1. Hall, L. Hamaguchi, D. Hamel, K. Harding, W. Hardy, F. Harpel ROW 3: P. Hartman, B. Hemphill, R. Hennion, V. Hermance,YF. Herrera, A. Hernandez, M. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, M. Hinze ROW 4: D. Hogue, J. Holcomb, L. Holm, B. Huckbay, L. I-Iunn, D. Huntsinger, C. Hutchens, M, lssa, O. Issa, D. Izze, B. lager ROW 5: V. james, D. Jaques, L. Jurequi, R. jiminez, D. johnson, S. johnson, C. Johnston, K. Johnston, C. jones, A. Juarez, V. Judge ROW 6: J. juhaz, T. Justice, M. Karns, D. Karraker, L. Keezer, L. Kelly, J. Kindberg, A. King, S. King, I. Kizziar, K. Koehl 91 -S ophomores 2.--C T ,G 'a PECPLE ...... FACES x , ., 92-Sophomores J 5 vm .4 nf, Q A , . ,wx X 5 ' s. -saw 'Vx x PEOPLE.. .FACES ..... PEOPLE .qvn in Q7 , X. ' ROW 1: B. Kooiman, J. Krause, B. Lamb, D. Langseth, K. Langseth, L. Laramore, C. Larson, R. Larson, M. Lavoie, D. Legg, R. Linn, H. Lipscomb R. Loken, A. Lopez. ROW 2: L. Lopez, R. Lopez, R. Lord, M. Loredo, M. Lozano, M. Lucero, G. Luden, V. Luedeka, J. Luksich, S. Lum, P. Luzania, G. Lyles. ROW 3: R. Lyles, L. Lytton, A. Macdougall, T. Maldonado, D. Maner, J. Marcroft, D. Martinez, G. Martinez, R. Martinez, I. Marquez, R. Marquez, R. Maver. ROW 4: P. McAllister, M. McCullough, D. McDonald, I. Mcmanus, D. McMaster, V. Medina, M. Melquiades, L. Mendoza, M. Mercado, V. Merrill, B. Meza, M. Micheal. ROW 5: D. Miletello, N. Miller, R. Miller, R. Miller, J. Miramontes, M. Miranda, R. Misegudes, D. Mitchell, D. Moore, I. Moore, P. Moore, G. Morales. ROW 6: R. Moran, A. Morgan, R. Morris, I. Mosier, M. Mullins, L. Munoz, C. Murillo, L. Murray, R. Murray, Y. Navarro, B. Nawa, C. Neighbors. 93-Sophomores ROW 1: J. Nielsen, L. Newbold J. Nunnaley, M. Oceguera, C. Ormsby, L. Ornelas, S. Owen, D. Padilla, S. Padilla, E.. Padilla, L. Palacios, S. Parker, S. Patrick, D. Payton ROW 2: B. Perez, D. Perez, R. Perez, F. Pesquera, j. Peterson, E. Ponce, L. Ponzio, G. Porter, D. Potter, C. Pugh, G. Pugh, l. Pung ROW 3: P. Quillen, F. Rades, D. Ramos, L. Ramirez, B. Rayl, 1. Regalado, M. Reiser, C. Reynolds, J. Reyes, S. Reyes, M. Richardson, D. Riddle ROW 4: D. Rivera, E. Rivera, K. Roahrig, T. Robledo, I. Roberts, V. Roberm, I. Rodriguez, L. Rodriguez, R. Rodriguez, S. Rodriguez, E. Roell, R. Rodgers ROW 5: D. Romero, R. Rover. P. Rosales, E. Rubio, T. Ruby, J. Ruiz, C. Ruther, V. Salas, L. Salazar, M. Samaniego, R. Samberson, L. Sampson ROW 6: K. Sanceri, D. Sanchez, E. Sanchez, V. Sanchez, R. San Doval, E. Santos, J. San Paolo, P. Sass, R. Saucedo, D. Saundeas, B. Savedra, K. Schatz 94 -S ophomox-es r E ps aux D x , GOES ON . AND O H, fbc AND O AND O AND ROW l: D. Schneider, F. Schuurman, D. Serrano, J. Servin, C. Seth. L. Shaffer, A. Shimabulcuro, R. Sholtis, D. Shumard, R. Smith, T. Smith, D. Smothermon ROW 2: I. Sosa, L. Spargo, I. Specking, D. Staggs, D. Stanislaus, B. Staten, R. Steger, L. Stephen, D. Stoddard, D. Stoddard, R. Stricklin, J. Takahashi ROW 3: E. Thomas, D. Thorp, D. Thouvenel, R. Thurman, D. Tillegg C. Tilton, S. Toomey, I. Torralva, N. Toshima, A. Trejo, R. Triviso, T. Valenzuela ROW 4: K. Van De Stroft, L. Van Wey, R. Vann, J. Varela, R. Vargas, B. Vartan, C. Vasquez, D. Vasquez, L. Varquez, S. Vaughn, P. Veloz, P. Veloz ROW 5: C. Venegas, A. Villalobos, I. Villalobos, L. Villalpando, R. Vrsalovich, T. Vrsalovich, D. Wad- del, D. Ward, D. Warner, G. Watkins, P. Weaver, L. Wegener ROW 6: K. Westfall, I. Wheat, B. Wheeler, R. White, D. Wick, C. Wiley, C. Wilkerson, C. Williams, W. Williams, D. Wilson, S. Wilson, L. Winkle, J. Zabalam M. Zeroni 97 - Sophomores ALL THAT MAKES THE Sophomore Power 98 sph C LAS5 Ol: '73 Structure 'wfa If .r 4. . .if HX A . U N fr A i' ,. arf?-Neff-. -fiaiif ai' x' N' APR .3 I Rr. Ljrwgmf' , j in W C D fAj SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Debbie Desaulniers fBj SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS fright to leftj aj Becky Hernandez- Historian bj Liz Kelly- Treasurer cj Richard Murray- Vice President dj DeeDee Johnson- Secretary ej Rita Gomez- Director of Activities fCj SOPHOMORE CLASS SENATORS Layne Benschneider, Debbie Epple, Jaime Takahashi QDj coUNsELoR- Mr. Saucedo QEj SOPHOMORE CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE Qleft to rightj ROW 1: D. Epple, D. Roman, D. Palmer, D. Mitchell, D. Sanchez, D. Detwiler, D. johnson, L. Ponzio, G. Garcia, K. Dickinson, K. Dickinson, A. Escalera. ROW 2: E. Rivera, D. Hamel, L. Avina, L. Ornelas, L. Benschneider, R. Green, D. Reyes, R. Flores, I. Sosa, V. judge, R. Gomez, D. Goad VICTORY BELL: R. Murray, D. DeSaulniers, B. Moll, R. Hernandez PICTURE HOGS: L. Williamson, D. Hines, I. Jacobson, R. Hendrix, O . Irizarry mfwrefwafr '1-Built! naaaawnzsr .-x ff. vlfrrrifa-wil!! , .-r--. rv 1 : W were-mama - f E wma? .. ..+z,,.,, 99 - Sophomores FBO BUILDI G UP THE STANDARDS WWA Upperclassmen, like these, have been setting standards for the Frosh for years. POWER TO THE FROSH to meet these standards. ROW 1: D. Alaniz, C. Adams, S. Adamffson, D. Abel, A. Alegria ROW 2: Y. Alvarez, L. Ambriz, R. Ambriz, T. Ambriz, S. Andujo ROW 3:13. Anzelmo, R. Arenas L. Armijo, S. Amoult, P. Avalos ROW 4: G. Avila, I. Baez, E. Baker, M. Baker, M. Bain ROW 5: C. Ballesteros, T. Banda, D. Bankes, 1. Barela, R. Barger ROW 6: P. Barton, C. Bautista, R. Bazzle, D. Beach, C. Bean 101 - Frosh ROW 1: V. Beltran, B. Benson, G. Berens, L. Bernal, S. Bernal ROW 2: L. Bevins, R. Beymer, C. Black, D. Black, . L. Bliss ROW 3: E. Bobo, F. Bolanos, L. Bolda, S. Borzi, L. Bramel ROW 4: 1. Bretthauer, M. Brightup, G. Brinkman, C. Brown, K. Brown ROW 5: S. Brown, V. Bruckler, M. Brunken, D. Bunch, R. Burciaga ROW 6: I. Burnett, W. Caballero, L. Cable, T. Callan, G. Calverly A start, and it can last forever! Whether you are alone or with someone, make that beginning and live! These Frosh are starting, so UNITE! Frosh - 102 JUST BEGINNING AND SEARCHING Q. . in nel .- -w.. . f T xl G N 2 I 3 ' x 1 I X 'X FOR THE BEST OF E ERYTHI C- PA ROW 1: A. Campos, L. Canchola, M. Canfield, R. Carmona C. Carrasco, V. Carrera, E. Carrillo ROW 2: C. Carrillo, R. Carrillo, D. Casey, M. Castaenda, N. Castillo, R. Castillo, R. Castillo ROW 3: M. Catalano, F. Chacon, K. Chapman, A. Chavez, A. Chavez, F. Chavez, R. Chavez ROW 4: R. Chavez, J. Chaparo, J. Chesshire, M. Chidester, S. Click, G. Coats, W. Collo As people go through High School they get acquainted with other personalities. These acquaintances mold a person umally for the better. ROW 1: I. Contreras, M. Contreras, 1. Cook, D. Cooney, J. Cooper, S. Corbett, T. Cordeiro, M. Corrales, E. Cortez, C. Counparoules, B. Cruz ROW 2: I. Curtis, B. Curtiss, M. Cyr, B. Dann, D. Davis, R. Dawedeit, D. DePalmo, D. Dees, A. DeLeon, P. Delfin, G. Dellenbach ROW 3: l. Desantiago, J. Desaulniers, L. Deskins, K. DeVore, S. Diaz, D. DiCiolla, K. Dierking, A. Dominguez, K. Doom, D. Drake, K. Draper ROW 4: P. Draper, M. Drozdziak, D. Dudley, L. Echeveste, D. Edmiston, P. Edmonds, D. Edwards, A. Egtrella, N. Eiszele, L. Ellefson, D. Eromo ROW S: 1. Espinoza, L. Estes, G. Eystad, E. Faraldo, V. Felix, E. Fernandez, D. Ferraz, R. Finley, R. Finnegan, T. Fitzpatrick, M. Flores, D. Foley, l. Fraijo, C. Fredzess ROW 6: E. Furman, T. Galarza, B. Garcia, E. Garcia, E. Garcia, H. Garcia, M. Garcia, P. Garrera, B. Ginn, N. Goddard, D. Gomez, E. Gomez, I. Gonzalez, S. Gonzalez iff. , 23,5 1 9 5 Qf Gus Becerra and hiends listen intently in class. 105 - Frosh g .1i.z21iH5i in' W a .5 TT .ff w 5' .ah '., . ,w.,. , . . ,Y . , 1 5. f, J fm. Q., v hfzg 533413 .Qin - gi 52972 x ' . S 2 5 -.f f f R.3.19Wi'2GFlil,2.' ....1r.W. gn. .. ,,,, 5334 r file rr Kr-Sa? ,E r , L3 Q . M ' ,HE . Q f' l i if ' W' r , 1 ef ' . s 5 5 N Q VVVV I X jj x ., E E li' q- Xl X 106 - Frosh NB .. .1 ,ff ,fx gag -1 A .. r g, , - - - 2: , if wr. f wr f MAS v fr' if .9 .E THE PURSUIT OP. Frosh has a great opportunity to reach a level of achievement. With the kind of upperclassmen they have to look up to, what else could they do!? ROW 1: B. Graham, P. Graves, C. Greene, I. Gritman, P. Grothe, R. Guerra, C. Guthrie ROW 2: A. Gutierrez, R. Gutierrez, R. Gutierrez, R. Gutierrez, M. Hagen, C. Hanes, D. Harden ROW 3: V. Harmon, N. Hart, D. Harvey, P. Hathorn, L. Hayes, C. Heer, C. Henderson ROW 4: R. Hendrix, D. Hennion, O. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, S. Herrera C LASS OP . '74 I ...W in- ' V X ' . x ....7x X. 'Q -nu s... , W1 -vm. xr ,, K 1 Vktk , K ., ,,V., .iii -4. WNNXN-4.'W 's'r-w1.g....g.-N., x Searching for an answer and finding it is a great relief. Here is a Frosh in the process of finding one. ROW 1: K. Hinshaw, M. Hochhalter, A. Hodge, L. Hoffman, L. Hogan ROW 2: M. Hollinger, T. Houser, S. Houtz, G. Howard, S. Huggett ROW 3: H. Hurst, J. Iverson, D. Ivory, B. Jadson, R. Jaurequi ROW 4: J. Jimenez, C. Johnson, P. Johnson, R. Johnson, B. Johnston ROW 5: S. Joiner, D. Jones, D. Juarez, R. Juarez, J. Karl ROW 6: G. Karns, K. Keezer, J. Kennedy, C. King, E. King 107 - Frosh ,mf La r ,f 1f.sa f: 1r qi.. CLASS OF 1974 ROW 1: R. King, D. Kuhns, G. Lamb, D. Lane, D. Langseth, G. LaPointe, L. Lara, D. Laquier, B. Latzke ROW 2: L. Lewis, M. Lilley, T. Loe, L. Lopez, R. Lopez, S. Loredo, P. Lyles, D. McCloud, S. McDevitt ROW 3: T. McEwan, M. McKee, H. McMahon, J. McManus, S. McManus, V. Maclrigal, S. Magana, D. Magdaleno, A. Maldonado, D. Marburger, C. Marquez, C. Martinez, D. Martinez, J. Martinez ROW 43 M. Martinez, K. Martini, P. Mauricio, L. Mayo, A. Medina, L. Medina, M. Melo, K. Mendes, D. Mendoza, H. Mendoza, D. Mercier, G. Meyers, I. Meyers, K. Meyers ROW 5: A. Milanes, K. Miljevich, R. Miller, V. Millias, M. Miramontes, M. Moll, M. Montes, L. Moralez, S. Morgan, B. Morris, D. Morris, 1. Morris, L. Morton, R. Motta ROW 6: M. Munoz, P. Murakami, R. Murph, S. Nalle, L. Neville, R. Nichols, S. Niederbergen, L. Nutt, M. Oceguera, D. O'Keefe, C. Olive, E. Olivera, G. Ortega, B. Ortiz 108 - Frosh N., Qs x .fx Ml X, A 1 '1 'L ROW 1: L. Ortiz, P. Osborne, L. Overholt ROW 2: D. Owen, D. Oyster, G. Pack ROW 3: M. Padilla, B. Palmer, Y. Parker, O. Parra T. Patrick, K. Pawling, S. Pedroza ROW 4: C. Penn, R. Penrose, E. Perez, E. Perez, L. Perez, R. Phelps, C. Phipps ROW 5: L. Pierce, R. Pliss, D. Pool, M. Portjllo, D. Posth, J. Potter, T. Powell ROW 6: T. Preciado, D. Price, C. Pridy, M. Prim, T. Pruitt, S. Puente. I. Ouesada l 1 'S-' 'x if N I N r Nl 1 1 110 - Frosh fp.. 3- ,X .pr-N.. ROW 1: R. Raigosa, T. Ramey, E. Ramirez, E. Ramirez, G. Ramirez. ROW 2: R. Ramirez, P. Reed, A. Reeder, D. Replogle, V. Reyes. ROW 3: A. Rios, I. Rivera, G. Rivera, D. Rizzo, R. Roberts. ROW 4: D. Robertson, D. Robertson, R. Robertson, B. Rodriguez, D. Rodriguez. ROW 5: E. Rodriguez, E. Rodriguez, R. Rogriguez, V. Rodriguez, M. Roeder. ROW 6: N. Roepke, M. Romero, K. Rosa, R. Ross, D. Rossa. s M 'iz .Q 1 8 S Y, , ,,,,,s.,,,, or - 'Q -1 1. K - rf' 3: if vm,,.f ,L . Freshman julee Bretthauer is caught working hard in Mr. Warwick's Western Civilization class. 1 11 Frosh X Q ROW 1: S. Torres, V. Trejo, H. Trillo, I. Twomey, D. Valdez ROW 2: B. Valko, Y. Valles D. VanWey, R. Vargas, C. Vasquez 7 ROW 3:12. Ventura, C. Villa, D. Viscio, T. Volden, K. Vos, G. Ward, P. Ward ROW 4: M. Ware, D. Whapl E. Whit.-2,E. White, K. Wickins, C. Wilkerson, D. Williams ROW 5: D. Williams, D. Williams, L. Williams, M. es, Williams, B. Williamson, G. Wilson, C. Womack ROW 6: B. Wong, T. Wray, R. Wright, S. Zavala, C. Zingg, L. Zaragoz, C. Zorrilla Frosh - 1 13 ,,1 . ' ' U95 5 Q1 5 ,1-., N 1 r. B , 1235 A 79. if 61 4 H ,m,'. it , ,,. ,ff d Q , ,, 4 ,L gt 14, 'j Gff2f' lggW W- fb ff, -:'L A A beginning, a new start, the first step is always the hardest. High school is the same way. Being Freshmen is a new experience for anyone. Like moving into a new neighborhood, town, or city. This year's Frosh has gotten through his! her first year and will be trying for the second year. Onward and Upward! Frosh - 114 PR ESHM EN'S RGUT E Class of 1974's TO SUCCESS Beginning Team ,S - K K o 1, z v, .Q M we 1325 sri: as .+,,g., 433. ,- ,-Q, a -j-,Q u . f ,sd 1 sf-.H . I , I js V a Q Qklqrl I , .M :ig I 0.1 'sau I, g. ,ag ,, r f , 'I-'asiifab 0 I 9: U - -va M' .. N, .,,.,,,, ..,,, N , .., Q. ,, J sa m .',- ' yu, -':'a V .,, .5 Q I ,L y .-fa., Q-in -P xr' - , '- ,e' - J f Q1- 7 432522 - 23+ 04 . 12-' K Myra- W. h an , .Q - , . -1 QP .41-, .- I Q Q ga., as H, d'i?,,,,, . .. 5 4 ef., JF' .ff aww 21' Mr .J n I 'H-4 if H' svn Q . -Z- I f 1 - WM U! in is '+ 2' -' Q 3,6 ,W , ,,.g 'nigh - ,1li ', , 4 , ,wgfu , .K .:7g,-f,Ega,:gw cikf-'Qu' I fo if 0 Q ' -2 s j I .2'B'..'s?' V, ,,f5.?gx,f5-a , so is .lv ' H Un 2- 4 :xi 1 C j 1 'iqiiw-5,9 if!! 9 ' ' wil-ffiexvf'Tii 1 fa ' 5-'1 - I-5 - . I .CV ' '-'S' I '3. 4.'.. ,e'.. - QAj FROSH CLASS PRESIDENT- Denise Rossa fBj FROSH CLASS OFFICERS Qleft to rightj aj Debbie Oyster- Treasurer bj Laura Russell- Secretary cj Cory Torres- Vice President dj Letty Lara-I Director of Activities ej Cathy Sutter- Historian fCj COUNSELOR- Mr. Laing QDj FROSI-I CLASS SENATORS- Bonnie Sheehan, fEj FROSH STEERING COMMITTEE fleft to rightj C. Sutter, L. Russell, S. McDevitt, I. Kennedy, T. Wray, L. Lara, M. Flores, ART WORK COMPLIMENTS OF: Debbie Weaver, Grade 9, QPaper Tissuej, Eddie Oliver, Grade 12, fPaintingj Deloris Valdez, Ian Kennedy E -ds. D. Casey 115 - Frosh STUDENT GOVERNMENT A. 'V' M: 5 w 9 --we-M W - 'Nr t, W B. A. These are the active members of lst semester senate class. B. Senate at work! C. Mr. Haines, senate adviser, helping during morning senate. st S EM EST ER 11 7- Student Government vw-we C D 118 -Student Government F H A. Nancy Bird-Pilot Trueheart and Rusty Teigin Snoopy in Pilot Jet. B. Snoopy displays talents for playing drums at foot- ball game. C. Song leaders Cindy Plains, Beth Brunton, Yvonne Bourgeois, Chris Hill, Mary Lou Dull, and Estelle Flores pose for picture. D. Head Song Beth Brunton on Senior Square. E. Yell squad Linda Neville, Yvette Bourgeois, D'on Davis, Patti Cooper, Debbie Isham, and Nancy Lauderman are ready to give im all for the game. F. Debbie and D'on are giving Coach Larson a marshmallow or two. G. Head Yell Yvette is yelling with the spirited crowd. H. Williard and George at Glenn assembly holding Yvette with trophy. 119 -Student Government A A. George Benson who is your lst semester student body Vice President. B. First Semester student body offi- cers, George Benson, Beth Brunton, Yvette Bourgeois, Willard Goad, Cathy Burgener, Debbie Gullett, Cindy Plains, Nancy Bird, Rusty Teigen, Billy jo Hart, Armando Adriano and Linda Baraj as, with advisor Mr. Haines. C. Armando Adriano who is your lst semester student body president. D. Student Body Secretary Cindy Plains. E. Linda Barajas and Billie jo Hart are the Directors of Activities and Publicity. F. Willard Goad the 1st semester Sergeant at Arms. G. Cathy Burgener is the lst semester Treasurer. 120 -Student Government STUD ENT D E i IGQVERNM ENT NLM. F G 121 -Student Government f A ,A ,, --....,- ls' ' V ' ' , A ini? A V 'V.. is' W. 'fl - f I . 7 F 'A AQ :X .13vf.L+x ,ui 1 fn m k giving, ff A ' ...J f 5 .. ' , 4 - ,g 4 wb- , . , , ,. , A .1g.,g,...-vlfgq B PUBLICITY 122 -Student Government D E F A. Sargeant at Arms Willard Goad at assembly leading stu- dents in flag salute. B. Maj orette Head Cathy Burgener and her squad Cheryl Rogers, Rhae Rogeis, Raylene Claborn, and Susan Shuske pose for picture. C. Flag Head Carol Sutton and her squad Gail Stacey, Candi Emmons, Barbara Brawner, Cathy Black, Debbie Arnalt pose for picture. D. Nancy and Snoopy are at game in plane. E. Sandy, Billie Io and Bonnie hang poster. F. Publicity Committee: Wanda Goodwin, Arlene Rocha, Gail Carnes, Sandy Black, Billie Io Hart, and julie Kizziar pose for picture. G. Publicity Committee's team poster hangs in the cafeteria H. Billie Jo Hart is the head of the Publicity Committee. 4 12 3 -Student Government Kurt Fulton is our second semester pres ident. Kurt states he thinks Excelsior is a good school, even if We have had some trou- ble. Some of our big prob- lems have been ironed out. I think We have a good cabinet. We all have good ideas for our school. We like the new Ways here. I Want all the stu- dents to have some pride in our school so if someone comes up to you and asks what school you are from, you can say l'm from Excelsior with some pride. We have had a reputa- Maw!- E tion. Everyone on the' out- side thinks Excelsior is a dope and a riot place and Iwant to change these ideas, just like open campus. The other schools do not think that Excelsior can handle it. This Was just a small speech that Kurt Fulton wrote for the students to read! fABCDJ These are all candid shots of Kurt taken while he was in action. We can see the spirit and drive Mr. Fulton puts out in making Excelsior a great school. He enjoys his Work and Kurt is a very well-liked person on campus. His cabinet is always there when Kurt Fulton needs c D W 5 1' -i CAD This is your second semester secretary Miss Susan Schuske. Work- ing hard for Excelsior Hi is one of Susan's main ideals. With her charming per- sonality she suc- ceeds as an out- standing secre- tary CCD Billie jo Harte Will be remembered by the students of our school as a great Director of Publicity. With a little help from her friends, she has made many posters for this year, help- ing the school's great spirit. We all say thank- you. CED Our Vice Presi- dent for the second semes ter is Belin Garcia. When 'Lu- TV mel' A B I S-'i .D NE EN FO0T F ,, dw it ,qi , ,-.ft me Kurt is tied up with school business, Belin takes over, doing a fine job. She is a good Worker and a friend to all. CBJ One of the most humorous officers is Sylvia Gonzales She is our sec- ond semester director of ac- tivities. Smil- ing always and making people smile is one of Sylvia's main purposes. Great job Sylvia! CDD Treasurer for the entire Vear is Cathy Burgener. The Pilots will remember you Cathy! for the people of Excelsior High. 'Nl 'QS --.4-q........ m --.-..... Mm R like 2 1 1 PILOT LEADERSHIP fAjBeth Brunton fleftj is the head of our Varsity Song Group. Her friendly attitude toward everyone helps her in succeeding as a great leader. She helps promote school spirit at the football and basketball games along with our Varsity Yell Squad, which brings us to the figure on the right, who is our head Varsity Yell Leader, Yvette Bourgeois. Yvette with her sparkling personality plays an important part in pro- moting school spirit. Being friendly to all has helped make Yvette a great student leader. These two girls should be commended for their fine work, which they have done for Excelsior High School. U55 Mr. Haines is our Student Body Supervisor. I-le co-ordinates all assemblies, and basic school functions. The September of sixty four was Mr. Haines first year here. He is known for his great ability in getting along with anything and anybody. His students say he is a fine friend to all. Mn. 'QP' A fag , . . 'M! if , X 'i.3.,,j 4324 'I rl 23 ga-nab y I 4? sg: N A f' 4' :JL fCj Here we have our newly organized committee, for the year. This is our Rap Session Committee. Mrs. Merion is the advisor to the committee. They are working hard to get the students of Excelsior an open campus. There are student leaders like Ron Cook, Val Serrao, Mickey Morris and Ben Prado. They hope that these sessions will be successful enough to continue this year and into the next. QDQ l would like to introduce you to Mr. Orlando lrrizary. He is your second semester student body Sergent-At-Arms. With his outstanding ideas about the ways of today, Orlando brings many new ideas to the Student Body Cabinet. Mr. lrrizary is a friend to anyone who wants to be a friend. He has a great personality and it reflects while he does his job as a student body officer. Our many thanks to you Orlando. You will be remembered by the under classmen as a great leader. So keep the faith and you're a sure success!! Q .K -ua fx Sl? 2' .-cf. 2...-. WFY' '-1..- i ...In 'ml -5. , '53 Z 1-L...c: 1,,,,,.I -.5,......, Q -F rrp gl tr: o sw'-',,f'W Y' R S' QAJ In this picture we see our Second Semester Publicity Committee. To the far right we have the director, Miss Billy Jo Hart. Billy has been our student body Director of Publicity, for the year of 1970-and 71. In the middle we see helping Miss Sandy Black. Sandy is a fine girl in our fine school drill-team. We are glad to have girls like Sandy on this fine committee. To the left we see Miss Cathy Burgener. Cathy is our treasurer at Excelsior. She takes time out of her busy day to be a part of the Publicity Committee. These three girls make most of their posters in the school cafeteria. Here we see them making a sign for the big Varsity-Faculty game. Thanks for the great spirit. QBJ Here are your second semester offi- cers. ROW 1: Miss Billy Jo Hart- Director of Publicityg Miss Sylvia Gonzales, Director of Activitiesg Orlando Irrizary, Sergeant at Armsg Kurt Fulton, S.B. Presidentg Miss Belin Garcia, S.B. Vice-President, Miss Cathy Burgener, Treasurer. ROW 2: Beth Brunton, Head Varsity Song Leader, Rusty Teigen, Mascot, Yuette Bourgeois He ad Varsity Yell Leader. Not shown is Miss Susan Schuske, S.B. Secretary. B 'af l I A B C L ' . '- g Winn- QAJ Here we have Mr. john 5 A . Goddard. Every year he li 6 comes to our school to show g 'x::A: x travel films. S gb , ,-.. V gay Manu best friend?That's . it y what John G1ahn's thinking! , y y l ' lc? OUT great Pl-1b1iCifV .iw A Committee Billy Io Hart, F ' Cathy Burgener, and Sandy Black at work? Look Harder!! QEJ The telephone in the cafeteria is widely used in her daily activities. CD1 Janet Photakis and Larry Pace busy selling annuals. '-Lf. W5 E an x ll I ll i pg 15,533 .,, , LQ ,fa Age.: QW v a feeling of deep and meaningful sket . gvgsbomoo 9 5 d ' . 0 esifgn 6 J 5 0 A 0 O THE BURDEN I carry my burden to the water To the place where you stand The place where it might be lightened The burden is heavy But I do not bend beneath it Others do not note it The burden causes me tears I am not free, but slave to you And you do not know it What I thought to be my place in the sun Is a dark cave where I hide the burden Now I come to you for whom I carry the burden My place in the sun is occupied by another He and you carry your burdens lightly side by side As I stumble behind you with mine. Help me carry my burden In your pocket of necessity I cannot carry it alone or I'1l fall D. W. Payton Grade 12 J. M. Murakami Grade 12 INNKE EPE R QHOSTJ We all did arrive that night to the ship, And we told the host with a lot of lip Just what was to be done and how to do, He said, I'll do my best, good-day to you: He returned in two hours with food and drink, And with a smile told us to Fill to the brink. So then he glowed when we had drunk and ate, Happy was he that we had cleaned our plates. A jovial-looking person was he, And dressed quite well, you could say to a tee, Well-mannered too, not like many l'd say Kind too, many many of us Wish to stay: Norie Green Grade 12 Q ...W , Ai H A 'fig' M Y ,pi l - if-2-k3.,, Kink 1 Xe. T I' 1-. , ' -5339+ - ' ' 'fimf +.T.1.. 's -2, H-i' ?'Ii - if f 'f-.. .agfgir 3 , ' 'Hi Wig 'f?i E1i if r g pl 1 J I , 1,3 5 xi I.. -5. q,,g?Q?f3aA-. RN 1. - 551' f' Q' ',, -If' W 'Q ' ' ,lf af,7'-'iw -rmwfiv 5 J' r .3' - Wg, .r .. 'L , ,- ' q I I A ,wa Iffffj K wi' 5 D. Alfredo Grade ll The Used Car Salesman QAlias the Pardonerj in this trip around the world When the CSJS they got, Were not as perceived, l will sell you a Mustang kzame a man, Llho dressed very mod and Iwas named Big Dan. '68, ' iis voice resembled that of With power steering sure Clark Gable, to please your mate. md all the ladies fainted The color of the car is white but Mable. and green, Lack in Puget Sound was And in every way a perfect his used car lot. machine. The prices were right cause But Big Dan forgot to add ' e cars were hot ' one detail, th . Frequently, his customers were That car is powered by deceived, a large sail. Linda Nawa Grade 12 Grade 10 'nn r K, . . s W A MAN NEEDS GOD Man is a troubled animal. He has a multitude of problems and responsibilities resting upon his shoulders, and he needs some help in bearing their weight. Since he is the most highly advanced being known on earth, man is left alone with his burdens, with only others of his own kind to alleviate them. Burdens were not made to be carried alone, but sometimes men just don't Want to listen to someone else's troubles, least of all help carry the load. Seeing no help from fellowmen, and being unable to communicate with other creatures, man can only turn to God for help. God may be different things to different people, but essentially He is Someone in which to believe. Without a belief of some kind, man is left only with the mixed-up world he has today, and nothing else--no hope for a brighter future in life or death, no rational reason for what is happening to him, and no answers to his many ques- tions. Linda Goddard Grade 12 THE FAIR The Pomona Fair was great fun. There were hundreds of people, all running around, trying to see everythingp There was much talking and laughing, crying children and other such noises. There were train whistles blowing and the sound of little carts going through the crowd, making a humming sound as they moved. The people in the streets could hear the screams and laugh- ter of the people on the scary rides. As the crowds moved along, once in awhile, they could hear the voices of a singing group or the music from a merry-go-round. People come to the fair each year because there's so much to see, hear and do. Jackie Barton Grade 10 Mario Chappino Grade ll F I Ray Roman MAN NEEDS GOD At one time or another, in every person's life, he feels as though he is all alone. It is at this time, when problems, worries, and unhappiness seem to have conquered him, that a person turns to God. Each person in the world needs someone he can come to when things look bad. Or, when things are looking up, there is a need to thank someone for the good fortune which has come. God is that someone who is always there to listen to our good and bad happenings, regard- less of the time or place we decide to talk to Him. It is hard to state exactly why man needs God. Many say the need of God is to more easily explain the earth's beginning. Some feel it is an inner need for Man to have someone to look up to. But, in the beginning God, Himself, placed a love, reverence, and need for His love and guidance in Man's heart. Yet, Man has always been given the privilege of either accepting or rejecting Him. Cindy Plains Grade 12 vans.. ' it --... 1 THE CAVE The cave of darkness, is that pit of nothing- ness that lives inside everyone, at one time or another. It's home to the word can't , and the breeding place for failure. One day, Anne set out to conquer that cave of darkness: the day She looked around and said, This is not enough, I want something more. Anne lived in Lawenceville, a small New England town. She is an average Lawenceville girl. Anne has long brown hair, and big brown eyesg She is 5 foot 5 and of average build. She's not fantastically beautiful, but not ugly either. She's just graduated from high school and will probably go to college for four years, and then will probably marry a nice Lawenceville boyg they will probably then move into her mother's house, Where they Will probably someday add a wing, or so her mother, and father, and all of Lawenceville think. This is what Anne feels is not enough, being a stereotype of every other female who has ever lived in Lawenceville. Deciding She wants out, She finds herself in adilemma. All her life, She has done everything under her parent's direction, with the help, financially, especially. Therefore, She can't just leave, because She has no money, and they won't give her any. Anne is trapped, not only by her parents and tangible things, but She's also trapped, by herself, and locked inside her cave of darkness 5 now, begins her struggle, too, from herself. Lyn Castorina Grade 10 An industrious student Molds clay into a sculpture. What Love is to Me Love is the touch of a tender hand reaching out and cuddling a crying babyg a soft voice that penetrates into a world of a depressed person. Love is being able to express your feelings Without ridicule from your not so friendly friends. Love is knowing that someone cares about you, what you do and what you are 5 Someone in the dark who will soothe the pain of fear someone to talk to. Love is everything to live for. Dave Ginn grade 12 Look What We've Done The sun had set, no water would rung The destruction of our earth, had just begung The air was grey, the land was dry, I knew myself, We all would die, Yet, as I looked at the humble faces of man, just then I began to understand, How this earth used to be, with so much clean air and beautiful trees. And who was the blame for this crime? If we would all stop, and think back in timeg Then we would know it was we, who destroyed the earth and killed the trees. . . But it was too late to understand, all the , , , mistakes we did to our land, So We just Exhibit bY Ed Ohver Sat, Grade 12 Just like the sun, and Watched the destruction We had begun. . . Valerie Serrao grade ll Oceans Sandy beaches Tides come in and go out Washing traces of two people Away. JACKIE BART ON G RADE l O LEARN YOUR LESSON WELL Life is a feeling enhanced by our involvement, associated by our pleasures. Life is a lesson, the more put into it the more it will yield. GEORG E BENSON GRADE I2 Red Rose Out myfwindow Shine in the morning light .Sweet odor of velvet petals So soft JACKIE BARTON GRADE 10 TOM FREESE GRADE 9 The work of Shakespeare and Pope never dies, Students still have their lines to memorize. FRANCES HAMAGUCHI GRADE 12 CATHY SUTTER GRADE 9 ' THE SEA Litter Trash here and there The Sea, the sea, the old old sea, A place where love and hope can be, A place where people can sing and cry, A place where people can live or die. The sea is like the heaven above, Where all can live with peace and love, A joy will be shared with all who come, To sit in the moonlight, and watch the Sllfl . KIMBERLY KEE ZER GRADE 9 Where does it all come from? Is it ever going to end? V We'll pray. JAMIE TAKAHASHI GRADE 10 Boots, boots Made for Walking Stomping and wrecking too They always step on my bare toes, Crunch, Ouchl GHERYL LARSON GRADE 10 ss- DE BBY WEAVER EQXSREOIEAN IR' The fluffy white clouds GRADE 9 That float form pictures in the sky Give man great pleasure. LYN CASTORINA GRADE 10 Said Shakespeare Fair is foul, and foul is fair, ' But he never saw Los Angeles air. LINDA GODDARD AND JUNE TOSHIMA IN COLLABORATION GRADE 12 Off the Lloyd Balcke in San Pedro Sittin' at the bar listen' to someone's latest feat The whisky's bad, I need some air, Got twenty bucks in my pocket so I head for Beacon Street. Over and over, they tumble and fall The Wet sands cool on my feet The red sun hides behind a cliff, And the wind blowing through my h Alone, and only the sound of a gull And the hushing of White foam The rocks are jagged and tall, air. The grass Waves into the hills, and I, I sing to them all in my heart. DAVID PAYTON GRADE 12 ,ami Pictures are timely Mondays are not my days They keep the past forever Everything just goes flop They are colorful And I end up accomplishing nothing. JOANN CHAVEZ GRADE 12 DAVID ROMERO ' GRADE 10 The one Without love is a sorry soul, For, if you've no love then you are not whole. CINDY PLAINS GRADE 12 ED OLIVER .GRADE 12 With term papers, never procrastinate Or on the night before you'll be up late. LINDA NAWA GRADE 12 The Sea The roar so loud Shells on the sandy beach The moonlight shines on the water In peace VALERIE JAMES GRADE 10 SKYSCRAPERS Metal networks standing on tiptoes, Building up as the grass grows, Silently watching and wait:ing,' Untarnished by humans debating. ' SANDY HATF IE LD GRADE12 DAFF ODIL When you see a star, or when you feel a touch, a person becomes more, than just a clutch. Whether you do or don't, whether you can or will, it all depends on how you see the Daffodil. KIMBER LY KEE ZER GRADE 9 THE OCEAN I love to look at the roaring waves .rushing through mile-long caves I love to hear the ocean's roar Lashing along the shore. IEANETTE ROMAN GRADE 12 LINDA CORTE Z I GRADE 12 To err is human, some old Roman saidg Snow is fallingsilently to the ground. From this, one guesses he must have been wed. So strange in this world always full of sound. ' LINDA GODDARD AND , JUNE TOSHIMA LINDA NAWA - GRADE 12 GRADE 12 Xt yr, v 1 W... S Yvette Bourgeois Beth Brunton escorted by escorted by Tom Voth Matt Gurney W' janet Rodriguez escorted by Randy Fitzpatrick 1970 I-IOM ECOMI Billie Jo Hart Patti Cooper escorted by escorted by J Dave Alvarado Larry Martinez I G CCDURT do 35 Gi L , 5: X I a -1-. Q, 4 fb , ' , - v '- swf . , f '31 5 5 if e x as 7. A 3 . i' , O-V5 Q , 'h ' .4 fiEi - Q fwm Y, ft? ZA A. 'fig .ij 'TW'z 91 4 W a 31x 4912? Vw ,. - fi' iii Z, R.. ew' , IEW it A9 H3 v f .,,, , 5m5,:,,,, ,ff 3 tram S f Mft Q 'X , A x A-1M,ff: ' ,, ' ff r Z., , kk 1 . 5 ' Q N Q h gf ,. 5 S My YP' as 'A Q 3 J bf' 'AM A J J' GM. X- , ,, :aa,.,' ,Q I --gi.. x X N.,-fr - :L If ' t P s -. aw' '1-W- A - g , is , yf f M w T' f -, ,..- 51-M V V4.5 S Y Fm -1 . .M fr r W V- T -. 1. N22 .l..A S 5 , l J' ,xl Q 2 A . 2 . , The Cast Qaj Mr. Condomine-Marcos Rodriguez WW JR. SR.PLAY 4' '- CAFY , 1 r 120 fbi Mrs. Condomine-Betsy Twomey fd, Qcj Madam Arcati-Jeanette White Qdj Elvira-Patti Ann Cooper Qej Mrs. Bradman-Sharon Simmons fcj Dr. Bradman-Mike Stewart Qtopj Qfj Edith-Sandy Hatfield QMLJ CMR? USL: CBMLD CBMR7 KBRJ Stage Manager-Mr. Alexander Stage Crew Director-Mr. Wilson Play Director-Miss Simessen Student Dire ctor-jo Murakami Stage Crew Craig Andresen-Follow Spot Margaret Burroughs- Prompter and Properties Vickie Marinelli-Prompter and Properties Maurice Fonceca-Lights Craig Campbell-Sound System Ed Brown-Stage Manager Greg Alsup-Curtain HBLITI-IE SPIRIT 33 511 Ai. NB A CAQBV xx' i as m Hdng13fagfa MEI 4:1333 'Y . THE ART OF MODERN DANCE With all the world as their subject and the limits of their imaginations infinite, this year's Modern Dancers have enlightened the assemblies they have performed at. Using every inch of their bodies they depict people, life, and the emotions. They have excelled in a field which was only born at the turn of this century. They have communicated through body movement. Modern Dance is a fast growing favorite among men and wom- en alike. Credit should be given to the following girls who participated in Modern Dance and have shown you, the Excelsior High School, their abilities. 1970- 1971 MODERN DANCERS janet Rodriguez, Belen Garcia, Margie Luna, Pat Medina, Paula Ebelt, Carmen Moreno, Rosa Barboa, Dahlia Huish, Becky Veloz, Irene jauregui, Cooky Varela, Susan Rivers, Marilyn Loftin. NOT SHOWN: Glenda Cain, Mary San Paolo. PEOPLE PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE: It is our hope that this year's El Aviador captures for you some of the unique spirit of the Excelsior High School. The theme of this year's annual--Pride, Patriotism and Peace--reflects a major portion of that spirit. We desire that each student develop a sense of personal pride and worth of self and of others. When the individual achieves a feeling of self-realization and sincere concern for others, we will achieve peace and real progress. We extend our best wishes to all graduates and have a Warm feeling for all Excelsior Pilots. john F. Clark, Principal W 'M Mr. McAfee: Attendence Director Travels: Far East, Canada, U. S. A, Sports: Football and baseball Plays the Organ Mrs. Merino: Girls Vice-Principal IQ 115 Y Y IS ZS 'T is Miss Sherzer: Vice-Principal Hobbies: Gardening, Swimming Foods: Peach ice cream, Ground Round. Mr. Herman: Boys V, P, Favorite Foods: European Dishes Likes to sing love songs Reads Science Fiction and Play Boy -was -1-xvvfnn-'uvx .n-unfxvszx Indians COUNS E LOR5 Mr, Saugedog Sophgmore Mr. Curtis: junior Counselor Counselor Interests: Athletics Favorite Food: All Mexican Food Favorite Books: All of Hemingways' Mr. Laing: Freshman Counselor Hobbies: Hi Fi Electronics Special Interests: Class of 1974 Sports: Pro Football I V I 'A iGl U47 I ,,, E Q 1 Vex ,f I L af BOARD O I3 EDUCATICD in-...J w..iz:w.,.w II-l iM? INT AR EA D IR ECTORS Mrs. Poteat: Senior and Head Counselor Hobbies: Travel, Music and Books Travels: 9 Summers in Mexico Favorite Soprts: Swimming and Hiking QEQ M.r. Buck Owney, Board of Education QFD Mr. Mike Westerlin, Board of Education QGJ Mr. Samuel H. Hathaway, Board of Education QHQ Mr. Warren A. Escobar, Board of Education QU Mr. Harold Mac Taggart, Board of Education UQ Mrs. Polly Blankenbecklerg President, Board of Education QKQ Mr. jess Vela, Board of Education QLQ Mr. Frank A. Lopes jr., Excelsior Area Director QMQ Mr. Marvin A. Nottingham, Norwalk- La Mix-ada Area Director QNj Mr. Thomas E. Neil, Glenn and Neff Area Director QOj Dr. Louis G. Zeyen, Superintendent of the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District. CO3 147 - People Mrs. Kerr: English Hobbies: E GLISH A K f ,ar X Mrs. Cates: English Hobbies: Q dm., K .vi Miss Dodson: English Special was Mr. Kelley: English Mr. Herbst. English and Foreign Language ,fn '- ff-M. K., Mrs. Kazan: English Mr. Ferry: English Hobbies: Mr. David: Mrs. Troup: Nickname: Skipper Hobbies: Reading, writing, talking, listening. Favorite Foods: Good bread, cheese, fruit Mr. Smith: Special Interests: Peace, United Nations Mr. Little: Hobbies: Reading, Travel, Theatre Favorite Foods: Any and all, mostly Mexican Favorite Books: Durant's History of Civilization Q as Mr. Williams: Favorite Food: Deluxe Hamburger Favorite Sports: Basketball Hobbies: Making money, stock market, singing f . ' ieis Miss Siemssen: Plays Piano for her own enjoyment College Major and Minor: English and History Favorite Sports: Skiing 'and Tennis Travels: Canada, U. S. , Western Europe Hobbies: C0119Cfl1HS COINS Miss Russell: Nicknames: Squirt, Wanda Baby Travels: Europe, Canada, U.S. Movies: Blue Hawaii, Bambi, Cool Hand Luke Mrs. Monro: Favorite Book: 1971 Annual Collects stray dogs, cats, and homo sapiens Travels: Canada, U.S., Mexico, Europe Mr. VanderWoude: Special Interests Theatre, Movies Favorite Sports: Tennis, Golf Nickname: Dutch 149 - People 3-sa TV MATH A D SCIENCE Mr. Crippen Special Interests: Sports Nickname: Cripp Favorite Sports: Basketball, Football Vw Mr. Lynn: Hobbies: Camping, Football and Swimming Travels: To Excelsior and home S is is gt All 7? Mr. Murphy: Hobbies: Photography Favorite Foods: Anything Favorite Sports: Basketball, Football Baseball Favorite Sports: Football, Gymnastics N V 5 L 8 '1 . hw - I ' A fri: - S A Mr. Newman: Q Special Interest: My wife f Nickname: jake Q. , X PY: Mr' Douglas: Musical Instrument: Used to play trombone I lv Mr. Krogue: Hobbies: Canoeing, Hiking, Camping, ks. . I ' .nk K' .L .:'- -an Mr. Robill ard: Mrs. Tracy: Travels: Continental North America Favorite Foods: Steak, Spaghetti, Green Salads Traveling Travels: japan, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand Favorite Foods: Chinese, Steaks, Hungarian Goolash Mr. Ross: Miss L1ng. Musical Instrument: Harp Hobbies: Music, Drama, Sewing Favorite Books: Biographies aww Us 1 xzwww- BUS IN ESS EDU CATICD Q e i .2 Mr. Haines, Business Education Department. Mr. Haines likes to go fishing, dancing MTS- Roth and enjoys all sports. He has been to Hawaii and the National Parks. Mrs Summer-ford Business Educamon Lrkes sewmg and watchmg football Mrs. Duel Mr. Walker 151 - People F IN E ARTS ll fefulff I J- X, Nljjjg ll ,X IW Tl Mis Russell: . Hobbies: landscape painting, music, cooking Travels: Mexico every summer Favorite Sports: Swimming 152 - People H Mr. Pena: Special Interests: Politics, UCLA Football, and UCLA Basketball Travels: U.S., Mexico, Europe gui Mr. Wilson: Hobbies: So Called inventions Travels: Mexico, japan Favorite Sports: Football Mr. Alcala, Spanish Mr. Prince: Nickname: Mr. Soul Favorite Books: Catch 22, Winnie the Pooh Favorite Sports: Football, Baseball POR E IGN LANGUAG E Bod Is Mod! HEALTH A D SAFETY A . . i v in l l Mr. Emken: Favorite Sports: Football, Wrestling Mr. Hughes: Musical Instrument: Trombone . , Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Water Sports LI-lfcllijbrgglinglifjlqts Au kinds ' 1 Favorite Foods: Bar-B-Q Pork, Corn on the Cob . Favorite Sports: Baseball, Football Mrs. Alexander: Hobbies: Sewing, Crafts, Bridge College Major and Minor: Home Economics, Mrs. Ham English I Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking, Camping Ffwoflfe Foods: Most anythmg Travels: U.S., Mexico, Canada, Europe College Major and Minor: Home Economics Miss Daniels: l-lobbies: Sewing, Painting, Crafts, Meditating ' Travels: Europe 1957 N Favorite Foods: Tostados, Avacado, ' I-Obsteff Chili Miss Pogosian: Nicknames: Thumper, Betty Boop Travels: Europe, Favorite Sports: Driving cars Home ECGNDMICS I The Games People Play-OP PHYS ICA L EDUCATIO Xiu X V Mr. Fitzelz Physical Education Depart- Iflenf Mr. jacksong Physical Education Deparunent Mr. Larsong Head Coach Hobbies: Mr. Freudenbergg Physical Edu- cation Department Q vm... ---g.,, Mr. Potsg Assistant Coach Hobbies: X WT e of 'f Q i ' ff UTP' Y. if W H 1 , .i- 6 e arf A L H .X V' ' It jx A AES!! A A 'Q xg , ,4-:gd 'gy ' ' L D a wg . y e y k ki' 'F in sb 'i ll'kt,. Il is g Miss Elliotg P. E. Department Special 3485 Mrs. Fagang P.E. Department One mode of Special Education! - B I - X'1 I Jr, V ES! I 1 S XR' to ' k if g gag I ft! I ' K f . A p Miss Gardenerg Physical Education Department Miss Phelang P.E. Department Hobbies: Stamp Collection Special Interestsg Interior Decorating Favorite Foods: All Mexican Food SPECIAL EDUCATIG Mr. Meltong Special Education Hobbiesg Camping, Fishing, Travel Travelsg All States except New England Favorite Foodsg All kinds Mr. Baezg Cal Cadets I-lobbies: Painting, Swimming Favorite Foods: Mexican,japanese Favorite Sports: hunting and Billiards W' LIBRARY Mr. Matherg Special Education Favorite Foods: Steak and Fish Favorite Sports: Football, Basketball Special Interests: Building-Travel Mrs. Toneysg Librarian I-Iobbiesg Bridge, and Reading Travelsg Continental United States Favorite Foodsg Turkey and Shish-ka-bob Mrs. Foreman, Librarian-Clerk 155 - People Visiting Hours 8:15-2:40 SOCIAL rw. T if Mrs. Dunn Hobbies, Traveling, Being Busy Special Interests, People, Arr Favorite Foods, Apples, Shish-Ka-Bob Mr. Dyer Hobbiesg Movies, and Reading Travels, Hawaii Favorite Books, Airport, Godfather Mr. Iohnson, Social Science Department SCIENCE Mrs. Keim I-lobbies, Reading, Flying Special Interests, History, Politics Travels, Europe, Hawaii, and the U.S. Mr. Lantrip, Social Science Department Mr. Kissinger Hobbies: Travel, Theater, Oil Painting, and Reading Travels, Europe, and Central America Mr. Nuechterlein Hobbies, Newspaper reading Special Interests, Cooking Travels, Throughout the U. S.A. A Z',' 5- , Mr. Robinson I-Iobbiesg Golf, and Bridge Special Interests: All Sports Travels: Widely the U. S. A. Mr. Vineyard Hobbiesg Reading, Attending Dodger Ball Games. Favorite Foods: Steak, and Prime Rib. Mr. Steing Social Mr. Strohg Social Science Department Science Department Head Mr. Warwickg Social Science Department STUDE T A D Tl-IE LAW SupportYour Loca1Sheriff 157 - People I DUSTRIA L ARTS Mr. Wille I-lobbiesg Crafts, Auto Special Interests, Travels Favorite Foods, Salads Mr. Alarie Auto Shop Mr McAnnich Hobbies, Sports, Football Favorite Foods, Steak, Trout Sports, Football, Basketball In Memoriam of Mr. Collins who passed away on january 8, 1971. Mr Doernbrack Hobbies, Fishing, Bowling Special Interests, Automobiles Favorite Foods, Mandarin Duck Mr Thomas Hobbies, I-I1F1 Photography Special Interests, Travels avorxte 158 People Books, Catch 22 -4 T 9 fine. S . s V - -4, Mr. A. Wilson Hobbies, Fishing, Automobiles Special Interests, Physical Sports, Football, Baseball CUSTOD IANS Mr. Chuck Hilliard is in command of the plant operations here at Excelsior. Other Custodians here at Excelsior not in the pic- ture are: Rollo Alexander, joe laLoude, Frank McCarthy, Walter Moore, jerry Ocker, Warren Pardee, Sydney Place, Arie Ruinard, joe Schlink, and Henry Westerhof. CAPETER IA WORKERS Our Cafeteria Staff always prepares a good lunch for the students who eat in the Cafe- teria. The workers are: Mrs. Lucille Benschenider, Mrs. Lilian Boyle, Mrs. Betty Brown, Reva Brown, Norma Hernandez, Marie Kruidhof, Renate Mendez, Helen Norville, Armida Ornalas, Catherine Rosebohm, jane Selas, and Georgia Stewart. Our Gym attendant is Marge Rivas. SE CRETARIES Mrs. Carole Hunter, Mrs. Helen Redmond, Mrs. jane Keiper, Mrs. Lora Pugh, Mrs. Audrey Noble, Mrs. Doris jones, and Mrs. Marion Herbert are the secretaries in the main offices of our Excelsior High School. 159 People CLUB P . 'II ' FNA ROSTER: B. Alcala v. D. DePa1mo , M. D. Fisher N, E. Guzman D. Smetyer S. I-louty B. Saucedo L- I-01362. . S. Toomey M. Lozano j, Ton-awa J. Mosier D Thomas S. McMonus K. Westfall S. Nrederberges C. Wiley M.g,g3QeeQuera L. Willians Maisgifieeguera L. Winkie Padilla S, Valle President D. Smetzer President M. Oceguera Secretary N. Shook Historian D' Thomas A Treasurer , C. Wiley 1. ..k'. f ,, ,.,, 4 .,,.., .. .. ,..wv.-1 ,ff 4. L Future Nurses of America this year is sponsored by Miss J. Daniels of the Home Economics Department. Some of their traditional activities areg voluntary work at Convalsecent Hospital, sponsoring the March of Dimes Assembly, and many money raising activities. ANTHLAL STAFF 'ANNUAL STAFF ROS TER: R. Almanza S. Arteg L. Baker VJ. Gann R. Hendrix E. Melquiades M. Melquiades J. Murakami, L. Pace J. Photakis A N. Russell ' S. Schuske w - ADVISER : ' ' PHOTO ADVISER z y 'n s if HOTOGRAPHERS AS. 'Hatfield Organization Organization Student Government Editor, Faculty Sec. Asst. Ed. , Photo Ed. Asst. Ed. , Sport Sec. Classes Asst. ' Ed. , iSeriioi' Sec. Fac3iltyQSection Classes I - Classes Business Manager Mrs. 'Frances Monro Jostens Amer. .Photography H Blaine ,Canfield V .. John Plunkett' ' A I Creativity I in The 1970-1971 Annual Staff has been working hard throughout the year. Its aim is to give this yeai-'s student body the best El Aviador possible. Editor, jerry Gann and Adviser Mrs. Monro must take a load of responsibility in getting their staff to meet their dead- lines. They must take and crop pictures, sell ads, and do many errands to make this year s El Aviador The Best Around. 16 1 -Clubs KAZO0 BA D The official name of this club is The Excelsior High Kazoo Band. Its founder was Steve Velasques, ,whoastarted the Kazoo Band last year H960-19701. Its sponsor fMr. l'-liiines of the Business Department Their traditional activities are to perform Classical Music at the football and basketball ganres. Their first semester activities, are to perform Co-ordinated Music at all of the football games, audio conduct Outstanding Music from our Talented Group of Musicians at the Basketball Games. Unfortunately, there will be no function for the Excelsior High Kazoo Band to perform for second semester! However, the Kazoo Band will be sweating through practice during the second semester. Please bear with us for the fact that we are going to let the Excelsior High School Band Play for You! ! ! ! ! E The Club Officers for this year are: Head Kazoo - Bob Kivrizis, Vice Head Kazoo - George DeVore, Treasure - Armando Adriano, C Kazoo.Keeper - Willey Miller, janitor L-L Rollie Bettendorf, Mascot - Snoopy , Y A. Bengyidez . . . . Reporter G. . . Editor M N- Biff3igifl.Qi..Q' -- - J' . C- Cvfriova- . . D. Davis . L. If E D- HaYeS A - O. Irizarry V. iMgr. D- Ishala . A STA I3 I3 C- L9 - . P559 .5 R' MC fm' . .d..g M. Newbold 'Z-2 Oviedcff. A R. . I. Plunkett . Y, Kvjgfadler , , Staff' Photggrfipher . . Reporter' 'Shaw . . Page 1 Q Stewart . . wp Reporter, -ffC.f'55uttOn . iaggillid B. , gl: 'Tores . . Mgr. L' t Xu fB.. Vela . . . . . . Igeporcer QI. Yonk .- . . . . . . . Pige 3 Edgy' T Mrs' Tfaabsf . is kept busy tluroughoutithe r P-I Student .V - , alloulldschool' .5 .,,., ' Theyhave done 'a' 3162259 , 162 - Clubs Adriano Allen Almanza Bankes Beecher Benschneider Bettendox Berrneora Bonney Burgner Burlan Calalno Calkins Cambell Castornia Celmer Coleman Cordova Chiradmonte Cook Cruden Guran DeLaTorre DeVore DeVore Ellis English Faukner Felix Fennigan Fernandez Fox Ganoe Gatter Gattuso Gerdes Gerdes EXCELSIOR KAZOO BAND: D. Goble R. Gomez T. Goodman R. Hager C. Ham J. Hananh D. Hayes M. Henspetter R. Hendrix B. Hernandez I. I-lite G. lbarra D. Ivory V. Jones M. Keenan L. Keezer L. Kelly A. Kieft E. King B. Kivrizis I. Kooiman D . Lang A. Lara C. Lara L. Larmore S. Lopez V. Luedeka A. Mac Dougall j. Martinez M. McCullough S. Mc Deritt D. Mc Person L. Medina B. Menn M. Meyer R. Miller W. Miller I. R I. C J. E. D S. I. L. G T L. S. L. S. L. G N B. L. D D I. N L. L. D I. D E. R. W K. T. L. Wwiflh-A Moore Morris Murakami Neighbors Nunley Pakilla Potter Post Puns Rameriz Rief Rybold Russell Sakioda Scarberry Shuske Shaffer Shaw Shook Slbanese Stephen Stoddard Stoddard Torres Toshima Van Wex Velz Waddel Womble Warner White White Williams Woodard Wray Yeager FBLA B. Ackerman I. Alegeria D. Alvarado M. Alvarado I. Amaro C. Balaban R. Baldwin A. Benavidez S. Black B. Brawen B. Breitwarth C. Brown L. Beulow C. Burgener D. Caire D. Carll V. Carll G. Carnes ,..... M Castornia E. Chisholm M Dull 4 P. Franworth . K. Flores ' G. Garling . ,, I. Gates FBLA QFuture Business Leaders of Americaj this year is sponsored by Mrs. Summerford and Mr. Walker. They are both from the Business Department. Their main activities are to take business trips to leading companies. FBLA ROSTER: Goodwin Goldsb erry Gourley Hernandez I-luish Hunt l-Ie ns pet er lbarra Ieanblanc Jensen Juarez Ke ezer Kizzian Lauderrnan Lawyer Lomeli Lopez Lytton Manyo Mc Cr acken McVey Miller Moffitt Montez Montoya Munoz Nyl ander Ort e g Prasser Parham Re ichart Rocha Rodriguez Rom an Rosas Laucede S c arb erry S hehe e Shoff Smith S er iano Stanislas Thom an Torres Ventur a Ve reb Voth Vre alovich Whalen Williams Offe M. Keenan J. Je e A. Kliugftiy Koeiman Leivten MATH CLU B Math Club, this year, is sponsored by Miss Ling, who is head of the Mathematic Department. This years' Math Club President is Armando Adriano. Ax-mando's main job is to get his group together to sell pep ribbons for all the football games held this year. By doing this he helps to promote school spirit. One of their activities is to take field trips. 163 - Clubs I CSF ROSTER: N F L L. Allen L. Austria M. Baer G. Benson D. Bliss N. Bournias R. Boyter L. Bridges M. Brown C. Burgner I. Chiaromonte D. Cook D. Davis W. De La Torre D. Di Mario C. Emmons R. Felsher D. Finley L. Finnegan C. Fisher D. Fisher M. Forde I. Gattuso B. Gerdes L. Goddard S. Goddard F. Green D. Grothe S. Haimowitz F. l-lamaguchi L. I-Iamaguchi S. Hatfield C. Hill D. lsham CSF M. D Jones jones jones Knapp Kooiman Kooiman Lara Leggens Feinenbach Luedeka McKee Meyer Miller Mirands Moore Morris Mundy Nadvornick Nawa Parham Rocha Rogers Rogers Sanceri Selas Specking Stoddard Stoddard Toshirna Toshima G. Van Foeken D. Volden K. Woodard ' X X N, V. Ball K. Banl-ces L. Barajas M. Borzi R. Bumpus P. Calkins L. Castorina P. Cooper L. Cruden G. DeVore C. Fisher D. Fisher I. Gattuso NFL ROSTER: C. Gerdes R. Gomez T. Goodman S. Hatfield R. I-lermandez D. l-luntsinger W . Hussey W. Hussey D. Izzo C. jones L. Keezer L. Kelly L. Kemock Luedeka Mason Mundy Ramirez Rodriquez Rybold Sanchez Sanceri Stewart Stoddard Valenzuela Volion Warner a.f...,......... mms I ,... ,.,, V, A -s Silver Star Club is made up of foot- ball players who have shown the most spirit and have a feeling of responsi- bility towards leadership. SILVER STAR CLUB ROSTER: Alvarado W- Goad Benson M- Gumel' , Camas A. Martinez Carll L. Martinez . Castornia T- Voth Garcia FIRST GREE MEA IE ,. l,,. . aw, vevvs ,fd ,,w.......,.,a,,.., -,,, ..- ,W W - Varsity Club is made up of several different sports: Football QMr. Larson, Mr. Trimble, Mr. McAnich, Mr. Potts and Mr. Manzoj, Basketball fMr. Dyerj, Baseball fMr. Douglasj, Gymnastics fMr. Lynnj, Track, Cross Country 1Mr. Fitzelj, Wrestling fMr. Emkenl, Golf and Tennis CMr. Neuchterleinj. This year's club offi- cers are: Pres. Matt Gurney, Vice- Pres. Tom Voth, Treas, Sec. Mark Carnes, Sgt. of Arms, Larry Martinez VARSITY CLUB ROSTER: A. Armando . . D. Alvarado . . G. Benson . . . R. Bettendorf . D. Carll .... G. Carroll. . M. Carnes, . , R. Cordova , , W. DeLaTorre . G. DeVore. . . I. English. . . I. Fergueson . . R. Fitzpatrick . E. Flores . . . K. Flores . . R. Garcia . . W. Goad . . M. Gurney . . L. Henderson. . I. Hernandez. . D. Harriage . . D. Hinds . . B. Kivirizis . . R. Kuhns . . B. Laramore . . R. Lema . . D. Lemmon . . T. Lucie . . W. Manzo . . . A. Martinez . . E. Martinez . . L. Martinez . . W. Miller . . I. Millias . . . R. Mills . . . M. Monachelle. P. Pridy .... A. Sanpaolo . . G. Shaw. . . D. Shook . , R. Teigen. . . L. Underwood . T. Voth .... D. Walker. . . L. Williamson . B. Perez .... COACHES Mr. Larson . . Mr. Trimble .... Mr. lVICAninch ,,,, Mr. Potts ,,,, . Mr. Manzo . . Mr. Emken . . Mr. Dyer .... . Mr. Fitzel ...... M.r. Nuechterlein .......-...................,,, C. C. Tr: Football Football C. C. Football Gymnastics Ftball, Track Gymnastics Track Wrestling Track Basketball Football Baseball Basketball Football Football Ftball, Wrest. Wrestling Gymnastics Basketball Basketball Track Track Track Wrestling Tennis Baseball Football Wrestling Ftball, Gym. Gymnastics Gymnastics Tennis Wrestling Baseball Wrestling Wrestling C. C. Tennis Track Base, Bask, Ft Golf Football Gymnastics Head Ftball Ft., Baseball Football Footgall Football Wrestling Basketball Track, C. C. Golf SIL ER STAR CLUB 165-a.b. 166 Clubs 1 M ECHA MECI-IA ROSTER: M. Aguayog R. Aguirreg R. Ambrizg L. Austriag P. 4 Avalosg I. Caballerog J. Cancinog Y. Cassillog I. Cbaparog F. Chavezg R. Chavezg R. Chavezg I. Crookettg A. DeLeon5 O. 54 Diazg E. Estradag A. Estrellog Y. Floresg X. Francog H. Gallegosg I-I. Garciag L. Gomezg G. Gonzallesg L. I-Iarog C. jaureguig R. Linng J. Lomelig R. Lopezg R. Lopezg S. Lopezg D. Luzaniag G. Lylesg D. Magdalenog T. Maldonadog J. Martinezg D. Menchocg M. Mendezg L. Mezag D. Marenog A. Najerag L. Palaciorg V. Pinag B. Pradog B. Ramirezg E. Ramirezg T. Ramirezg E. Ramirezg D. Ramirezg R. Ramosg A. Riosg H. Rodriguezg M. Romang L. Salazarg J. Salgodag E. Sanchezg J. Sanchezg C. Stegerg D. Stegerg L. Torresg J. Varelag 1. Varelag A. Villalobosg G. Zaragozag L. Zaragoza LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB ROSTER: C. Asbridgeg L. Austriag I. Bakerinkg K. Beang L. Beecherg R. Beecherg G. Bensong T. Bergmang N. Birdy R. Campbellg D. Carlsong T. Caseyg R. Cordovag C. Croweg W. DeLaTorreg G. DeVoreg M. F01-deg R. Garciag B. Gaunag B. Gerdesg C. Gerdesg I. Glahng D. Goadg W. Goadg D. Gobleg L. Goodmang M. Gurneyg S. I-Iaimewitzg F. Hamaguchig L. Hamaguchig B. I-Iartg B. Harveyg D. Hayesg A. Huishg D. Ishamg L. Keezerg A. Kieftg B. Larsong G. Ludeng D. Mitchellg M. Morrisg L. Nawag I. O'Learyg R. Oviedog B. Parhamg C. Pughg P. Quilleng R. Rochag R. Rogersg S. Sakiokag K. Sancerig M. Saundersg B. Selasg I. Sosag D. Stoddardg J. Toshimag N. Toshimag J. Vallemboisg G. Verebg R. Vrsalovichg D. Waddellg B. Wardg B. Wilsong L. Barajas Latin Club Officers Leonard Austri a- - S ecretary, Linda Hamaguchi- Treasurer, Walter De LaTorre- - President, Stan S akioka- - Vice President, Dave Gob1e-- Sergeant- At-Arms a-K TRIAL FLIGHTS: C. Asbridge ' K. Bankes R. Beymer C. Brown I , fa A P. Calkins if. as rs- is ,s D. Edmiston B. Ellis C. Fisher C. Gerdes S. Goddard R. Hager D. Harvey S. Hatfield S. Joiner D. Lane B. Luedeka V. Luedeka L. Morris J. Murkami D. Payton D. Posth M. Rodriquez T. Rybold M. Stewart D. Williams M. Williams T. Wray TRIAL F LIGHTS ART WF! 1 I E3 will .I Y X'5Z'iv.. CLUB .l - 45 ' . ' .fam '-h' A AM' ei 1-4-.efw1'1e'iieQ ' .4 I ' FQ kara, bw.. 4 I l .C Vvf ' 1 1' f , 4- . . I I ART CLUB: S. Hatfield C. Leinenback E. Rodriquez I. Ivie L. Lopez D. Romero B. Kivrizis I. Murakami C. Sutter L. Laramor e D. Oyster 167 Clubs ALTAIRS ROSTER: A. Adriano, B. Alcala, J. Alegria, D. Alvarado, R. Balaban, L. Barajas, G Benson, S. Bernal, B. Bevins, S. Black, Y. Bourgeois, Y. Bourgeois, N. Boiunias, B. Brunton, L. Buelow, C. Burgener, P. Calkins, B. Carter, L. Castorina, M. Castorina, D. Cook, P. Cooper, M. Dull, P. Farnsworth, D. Fisher, K. Stage Crew started when the auditorium was built. This year's sponsors are Mr. Allen Wilson and Alex QMr. Alexanderj. During each performance, individuals are assigned as Stage Managers, lighis, follow spot, curtains and grips. The traditional activities are the Homecoming Assembly, Christmas Show and Night Performances, jr. S Sr. Play, Spring Musical Dance Concert, Assemblies, Vespexs and Graduation. They also decorate properties and scenery for play festivals and Open House. Altairs was started in 1959. This year's sponsors are Mrs. Merino and Mr. Kelly. Altairs' duties are to assist at assemblies, help clear halls during lunches, and do other duties and activities when needed. . f .f'12w.g- W, il le ' Q A ., ve. f 'S W x . T . , k N Flores, P. Gidney, S. Goldsberry, G. Gonzales, W. Goodwin, T. Grossell, E. Guzman, R. Hager, L. Hamaguchi, C. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, D. Herriage, G. Ibarra, G. Iverson, S. Johnson, L. Kemock, J. Kizziar, L. Laramore, M. Loftin, L. Lopez, R. Lopez, W. Manzo, D. McPherson, D. Mercier, B. Miller, L. Miller, 1. Morris, D. .Q r io ,Q .Q K of Hip, . : A up L ' V..-fry . I 5, u f. ' 1 1 If 5 ,N rl 3 'i I? ,, 'J:,5'.1 i rf, v . Ulm.. . ', EQ'?gp i Q. , K, I wif E 'F ' Il s ,W ' fl 'Milf I y Q ag, . , HUA M g r, 5 1 v , L ,. jul .0 R STAG E CREW STAGE CREW ROS TER: R. Almanza C. Andersen E. Brown M. Burroughs J. Bynum C. Campbell D. Culivan M. Fonceca A. Garcia R. Miller G. Scheaffer D. Sloan Volunteers N. Cooper J. Gardner G. Guerra D. johnson D. johnson R. Kuhns T. Madison V. Marinelli l. Torres SPONSORS Mr. Wilson Mr. Alexander ALTAIRS ALTAIRS Mundy, L. Nawag P. Page, K. Place, P. Quiroz D. LaQuier, P. Roddy, R. Rogers, T. Rybold, R. Sanchez, M. SanPaulo, M. Saunders, S. Schuske, D. Serrano, L. Shaffer, N. Shook, D. Smitzer, D. Stoddard, R. Taylor, D. Thomas, C. Venegas, T. Voth, D. Waddelg D. Woodard L. Yeager 9 25 4 1. .. WR , '.' . m . V35 , I f .Y K . ...., I I m 1 I MX 11 . V g N. H+- M... 03 R ,Q 7 . 'Y I .2 5- 1 X' s. . x ' 4592.4 IK 'WY 53 ff-xls '-.......,., RADIO CLUB . :V I 5 41, 'W f 'HQ' A Mxxk , 'L M' I x i ff - . f I I :MQ-4 . . . - -f' .1 I- 1 If ' f I f fl ' A sk. I . - I A. H. ' 'M l . , 'lf --k' 1 ,. ' F' W.-, L' I . ' .. MQ: .3 . ' ' wh ,L-.., ' .fy -' ' .. , . ,, . as 1 , 9. I :wa , f .. f- ,, v 9 , .- ,1 VU 1 : ' I ' KW1 ....o .v IN MEMORIAM TO MR. COLLINS RADIO CLUB ROSTER: R. Boyterg M. Browng R. Burrisg M. Cannotag R. DeLera3 P. Delging V. Felixg C.G1eason3 F. Heerg I. jacobsong R. Kuhnsg B. Mau-croftg R. Martinezg K. Naclvomickg E. Nijstg 1. Paolog L. Shohisg D. Shumardg R. Stoddardg R. Stephensg J. Tellyg M. Yixaite AUTO CLUB ROSTER: J. Cookg K. Ellswortg K. Ellswox-tg R. Flemingg R. Loresg L. Giddingsg D. Ginny H. I-Iapptong R. Hernandezg O. Irizaryg E. Iohnsong R. jokerg M. Lassiterg P. Limag J. Milliassg S. Olseng S. Oweng A. Ramirezg G. Shawg D. Sevilleg M. Sevi11egG. Taylorg R. Ware AUTO C LU B 1 fs 'QQMG . ,r I ummm 4' ' R1 v 169 - Clubs CHOIR -- .. , ,- - ,. . - ,, - -- . . Ee -A- 1 .. . 4 ar p 5.5.5, -. fwf.-M. - f f -f-ff-..---.f....:f........1 TL'-lil - ky 1 ,, ..........ea3.L.ii 1e'--we-W--faqfvfg'-,.,,,...........,,..3.:w-.q,.....533-Afef.-e-Q' .il f M b aa... . Q... Amy- wh, gg.. kk..-. ,.k:N::: ...,..1,N,?,,??,,:,g?7A' ff , f 1 'FT P fm2:4f i :.-.....,....fa-fe. - e'+w- - .- .- ' ., . I ', I - -- 41 ' '..I,Z71'Y'1 ' ' swf----4.4-'....l....1 ...dL 1'fi': 'i'i ':'nf 't'fifraiw S' '- l.!l. 7Il2T-' yr... f 1: ' ... --'- f' A - -wg f J.. -164235 'fn K., . Ny- g KW M' ' ' W X' 'i 'i '. .' ' l M,Qj...k1.1.,.,- 5 , . .W .-. Mg, ,,,c.,.-.,.-..-., , , , B A M Q -V .fr lil ' ' f' ' JA K ' '-'-Y'--n'v 'Y-ffm-4 -.-,.. N-.. ,W ..,.,.,.., ,W C . . ,N .M FLMA,-F WMU Us W T '-'i- A ' 'f-w...1-wp-9--...,....,...,,,,,, . - 7 ? 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Huntsinger R. Krisminski R. Loken A. Lopez B. Luedeka M. Micheal D. Moore 1 D. Morales S. Morgan A. Orozco R. Ponce R. Sancuez L. Samson E. Sunberry D. Tilley E. Twomey T. Viarreal L. Watson J. White D. Williams 4 J. Worchester MARCHING-PEP BAND ROSTER: B. Andrich M. Hanson L. Benschneider C. Heard 5 T. Bergman J. Brightup M. Brunken T. Casey F. Chacon L. Crownover D. Cullivan W. Culp D. DeVore D. DeVore J. Dye R. Escalera T. Fisher J. Gates C. Gerdes R. Gomez R. Gonzales S. Gonzales A. Green P. Greene D. Heckathorn M. Henspeter P. Herrera C. Jones R. Krzeminski R. Loken B. Luedeka M. Michael D. Moore C. Ormsby A. Orozco S. Parker E. Placencio C. Ponce E. Ponce R. Rose D. Tilley L. Watson G. Worchester ECS ECS ROSTER: A. Adriano B. Andrich L. Austria K. Bankes L. Benschneider N. Bournias M. Brown R. Bums P, Calkins C Campbell L. Castorina K. Cook ' J. Cook B. Evans C. Fisher D. Fisher D. Goble R. Hager L. Kelley A. Kieft C. Knapp J. Kooiman C. Lara if , CSS fig 'V' L tary 1, K' ' 8? 1 1 A 5 , Yi A EBB ROSTER: Lara Lue de ka MCC arty Menn Morris Nie gh bors Oyster Russell Rybold Serrano Stoddard Stoddard Takahaski Toshima Vallembois Ve ga Volden Waddell White 'White Wollard Yeager S carberry A. Aquine, L. Arredondo, J. Barton, A. Calsing, R. Castillo, R. Claborn, I. Contreras, E. Cortez, M. DeLaFuente, K. Dickinson, D. Dillard, D Eaton, E. Estrada, P. Ferguson, P. Gigney, E, Gonzales, T. Grossell, K Harding, E. Harpel, L. Holm, S. johnson, C. Larson, M. Lucero, J. Luksich, K. Mendes, V. Merrill, G. Morales, A. Morgan, L. Newbold J. Nunley, M. Ocequera, C, Parham, M. Samaniego, L. Stephen, V Tellez, K. VanDeStroet, C. Venegas, I. Villaslobas, D. Williams. 171-Clubs PEP CLUB ROSTER: r -for Gerdes Gerdes Goble Goble Goble Goble Giles ,L'- Goddard Gourley Grosse 11 v Moore Morgan Morris almo i ff . ' Doll gi Dull g i Dunn P. Eakin QQR. Eakin ID. E11' . ernaridez Finley . Fezbeck E. Fernan N. Garcia King King Kivrizis Korman Lane Lara Lukshich MCC arty MCC ullough McDevitt McKee Martinez Magdeleno Martinez Mayo Mayo Medina guwl fv, Mills Moecer Moll X Seth PEP CLUB L. Wray L 1 Q ..,,1.,-.5 BLACK BERETS S A COMPANY ROSTER: F. Almazan, J. Bailey, R. Boyter, R, Cabral, A. Escalera, V. Harmon, T. justice, D. LaQuier, J. Mendoza, D. Mercier R. Rodriquez, L. Munoz, D. Rowan, D. Stanford. BLACK BERETS V 172-Clubs fx X Q 1 ,AN ,, I ii X. n fz wfik 'Q' lisa.: Q'fe. 'iF' n fy- X fi' 1 i f . y A a'L y, ... fig ge S545-5 ,g y l S A . ,W ... A A . 3 RAA' - zrrd .,.a..,,1 .... ix 2, Y k ' ' A A FUTURE TEACHERS FTA fFuture Teachers Of Americay ROSTER: J. Bretthauer N. Goddard K. Keezer D. Casey G. Granillo M. Lozano D. Edwards P. Grothe K. Wilkins Gymnastic Coach: Mr. Lynn 5851 , . rl f 'wp 2- -5 A L ii 5 lx. ,. A - ' . ' 4 H' ' . . . - - rf. Y - . 1 4-3535.4 - I , L o f l ' u, EE ' I v -1 r , . I . ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 4 'xx A A ' QV Z - v . ' ' L -L- I A -I, Z , gli, .-.- Q 3 . A L 4 if 4 HQQ1. Q A , 51? S. ' .- C N ' 3 1 85 ki. LF 4 'vw' 1. -A '- . -f K ,iw c N V . 1 R .,f ' XL ,g'f:.r:s4- vw -15' if! NT A ., ' A - 1 . ' '- W A .251--LW! . . ,.. i 9 - 2 .y i 1 : ' , 1. Iv 'li .qv A 4, A .. gz- ' 4 ga ' gr- Q! X - 2 I' 1 'Finn ri ,f lf Y ' fa W . -4 5 wx -f 1 P ,A Q g D 2 .4 x X . .43 5 , 5 d y, ,Ag ' .4 p .. Q f V , 3 A :S ,-. FA ' V 1 -fd'-4 R- A , 1 4555.1 ' , ... -C r E C - .4 '4 HY . M, 1 ,ai 1 , ' - , jx: 'mu rw 13-.Q -Rafe. .- 'rg' H 4211-v'7i ,y- ,V , A, a . y rf mf. l5,.+1'1?.,3.?g:g:5.L, 55-W . V Z 6 , A 'f'f'ffif'ffQ ' V wr. f- 313. A-2P i+?wsf wf'12g. ' V K . f- .- 'ML ..,. - . V Z. ,f,1,W any ,ga u...v.r.'. ,W . , ,,,.,M .kfggggrf ,m , mm wi if L .-3 b ik' vt, 4 ' 3- Ugg r.1..A3i,y,'eg ,W Y, . ...vm N M fp.: F21ff?-:fr'f'f'.g,.:f?j:!?fm,.,b-+V, , L ' ' . ie. . Y . rx K' 4 2 .f f'wi.f-fwf'9 L L fi f M , '5A'5'oL '31 vie ' f 'I mf -' We i'A7-f0f5!Q9F'v'1' f':'.Qq,,,. . . ' '31-'Fw ogy .vwjas N ga: 'Q , ' 'V 'C '1.g-Q51-if'N3'hH?f .mi 3 r', : 'Q .- .. ' , f. 25. .fir ' wg if GYMNASTICS CLUB . 52' GYMNASTICS CLUB ROSTER: R. Bellendorf G. Garcia V. jones R. Richardson Pres. -R. Cordova M. Bunch G. Garcia L. Martinez D, Sanchez V.P. J. Milli:-is D. Coleman A. Gutierrez J. Millias Coach-Mr. Lynn L 1 i g , , l R. Cordova J. Hernandez B, Perez fa .. . V P0RTs:SCE E '71 SwfQl4Q3 , '- 1 '. Q y 5 A A, -.ww , .N K .W T. V WN lt., ,, J lv. XJ - , h ,., J lg' ,.,, !M' - A , Z W, f l l ll ' ' 4 -:: 1 'W 4, lg wa gl Pa w WWJEAM wi v'i'l!'2:X1 Af -' i . . Y-rmi. ,. 1 ' ,. J s ,' .. c hi KY, L , .low , , W U 1. ' WK'L W ' ' -F' ,, vial. ' l .-L A L, .,f 3 lQ.+wn,, V , X, , , ,..'.,gWf, ff lf' iJ'l:'Fi'ALyY.- Fil' ' 7 ' aw x fugl-Af .',.--'smuff -. ,-- K, . ' f'MJf'4 . A.: W f .. .A , W-if .11-M, ARS ITY SQUAD San Gabriel Valley Champions 1970-71 175 - Sports THE BEST OP THE BEST A genuine feeling of reaching out and fulfill- ing a goal! Some people find it in music, others in perilous ventures, But the spir- its of these, our Excelsior Pilots, are entangled in football. For all that football gives: its glory, its bitterness, its ego build- ing, and its touches of conceit, these guys accept it with all its right- eousness and faults. The standards are high, the goal out of normal reach, the road a rough one but with the coaches, pep squads and the school be- hind our team, how else could we end up but with a champion- ship squad! On and on, EXCELSIOR. Above Larson Coach Coach Coach Coach ,The general behind the Army: Head Coach jackson Potts MCA ninch Manzo -I ' Sn: 1 gt 1: ALL LEAGUE SELECTIONS AND THEIR COACHES 1 Wt, 1.5 ,,-...f Way, 4 xr, Q, - . memfg: -Mya Wg- . , A 'f - 'ww i n ,I A K 1 ,zyjj .gas - W , ,,, I W.,-. ,,1,, .. .1,. Z .ir , if '- ,sms W- 1 .W we 151 gre' gc ' - T A 5 ,W 9' 15 ' Q aa X55 R fe W fu -3- Kes. f fr W 3, ,V Q25 f- f -fag? we Q 1 QQ Q ,T ff . .,,, W ,, . 1, is A ' . E .,Vm,,.,,,, . . W X 'rl' ,, ., s f V mf J- ' J! W V3 Q , fi film Y sr S ff fy . f , ,, . Q - - ,, yr... w -if-pf-J-,Q X 'P ss is 3 1 1 f l lair kk QW? e 3 gf? 1, rf.. F X- r 1 aff ,,., ff -, f L , .L:f. yiz, , W,.. T , as tg , - i A , . 1. Q, s Q' at 'ass 1322 Mark Carnes: All- league Defensive Halfback. 332 Dennis Carll: All- league Defensive Linebacker. A442 Larry Martinez: All- league Offensive Fullback. A462 Richard Garcia: All- league Offensive Guard. A472 David Alvarado: All- league Offensive and Defensive Tackle. A474 Randy Fitzpatrick: All league Defensive Tackle A481 Armando Martinez: All-league Defensive End. 4-'gvfv .1 it s , K L, M ,e,,ng, W ' f n I' 177-Sports J.V. GRIDDERS ' -T- ' l ' 5 'Z I ,W ,Q - 'N 2 lg -W .gviksl N78 Nr. gi-PM - ' ' -M W- 1 ,-xv . f, my -1 R ' .. in- , J 1 V. we M A 1 In J ,V Lmmiw , , K w ,pr Q ,. HW. 3 K 1 ROW 1: Mark Yriate, Mike Voth, Richard Garcia, Danny Mendoza., Bob Roper, Dan Salcido, Bob Koontz. ROW 2: Gary Ivexson, Steve Medina, Bill Hicks, Joe Yonk, Gus Beccera, Phil Roddy, Steve Thompson, Bill Laramore, Mike Bannon, Jim Roberts, Ray Roman, Danny Trejo, Romero Raigosa.. wx, I D du J V .,Y',,,, A ,,., ,Y .ze T ,A sports-178 'E ,,?.-. 9 -Q BEE FOOTBALL SQUAD Q A 'QQ ,m' ,i 511 46 A, 1 .5 5 My W xr 294 ,S 5 ' ' my 5' M's.4'q E - ,J - - 1 'W C--w--f a V t , eg Wax K V ,.., . T' , ' sk R .A W ,iz ' 4., 179 spom K SASKET, BA S-K-E-T-,BASKET, BASKET, BAS O ,5 if A .2 - 'H' ,,, ' V ,.,, . N - N xx V A F ' ,.. fwfr! 7 f T 'ii ' ' I kyl 4 k ww, 'll nf. gm' ALLO on GYM Fl-008 ..L,V ew 52 'X W' K T ' T T , ,, . . ,6,,Fi Qggn, iw' -- sa. K-E-T,BASKET, BASKET, BASKET, B4-AZSP-l e'-Q ..-.M ... ' U IV Roster: P. Cathey, P. Streleck, P. Pridy, R. Medina, M. Yriarte, G. Jones, S. Thompson, K. DeVore, C. Villa, L. Kemock. Cee's Tony Hernandez gets ready to make a pass. 182-spores ws J Kwai ' M ik sf , A if S4 , ,.,. . ...W i A 3 nano.. rv-nam-...a.,.W.. ,..., ...,,W....a..f.,W 931 jones makes an easy lay-up for 2 points against Tohn Glenn. KZ. A I ,, v ,, ,Q .......- fs A :P-5 . . f 'SIS T .,.A,t' : ? :E ii ii??,Vr,f X ,, , g .,., my Y 4 -u------...- fig -. 1 - R' T M 1 'J 4 1 E I .4 is Z ,ls ' I I f 5 A xx 3 V A 14 I 5 w., 7, X' If I, xg - J lx -M I X. ' T' Y' X ff 1 -1 sf: Je K fy X , W'-'I f 14 . 'Ala' E5 EE T I' , 'f , Lax M VAVVA I W , A A . A , , P, f 1 M 2 5 ..'. ' q Q A 'pq 'ig .2 ae .M W. B team: George Duran, Jim Carrie, Tom Meyers, Steve Rodriguez, Mark Anderson, Gregg Collins, Robert Harris, Coach Freudenburg. BASKET, B-A-S-K-E-T, BASKET, BASKET, BASKET B 4-TJ 331 for a basket 335 for Cee basket MIN! ,SEE A g - 4 K ' .. 'J 5'-f -:fi in : g I . . Y' 1 ' wggwjlitm AQ' 'K' f H , ,lzif ,,., aQ?gwm3QQ!QgM ,i ,ix rd Q4,k,Q xf MN . ,T S , T 432' , , 51 J . T E' gifs, fd V 9 A 31 4 4? 'ff , V ' .- Q ',-f ,. ,.,,.,. ' ' EE, ' ' - TAE, T , Q M , , . ,ff '71 , , ,,,,, A Q I4 E f-kk is. :M W.+,.,-Weak. , -. k ..., ,A . St M , AL 1. V j ml 1 V T .. .lg ni M l T A K i , 5 , ggda-gm. f ,.,,- 1 el ,,,. .. . - V ' 'Rifas'f f , ::Z ??-.: +,. ,.,. an vi frI1: .1.fsz W ' V T, S ' w ' QAEI ,,., . , ,b,, . - f E' f. ',,, A A Pat Strelecki for a J. V. basket 183- Sports VARSITY AND FACULTY, BASKETS AND AND CLQWNS 14,1 -Q Varsity Team supporters have time to pose for a picture while waiting for the 184-Sports ' wb, A. P-2 VARSITY Mr. Herman with his usual Best Manners . P C sr,v,YA POINTS, CI-IEERS AND YELLS, TEACHERS SI-IAVIN AND PIES, 'A Ili- .lx 7 It I sunk ,,.x It CHAGS! w-n-...,.,.,N,,w- ,mms-MGANK i john Strange shows off his wrestling skill against Norwalk W R E 5 C Coach Emken, wrestling coach. 9'- 4 Qflrr. 4 W? , 55113-5 JI K- mtg! ' ' 31 1 ' N YA 'sq J ' ww f K FN if ,- if fr, Q 'ff ' as 1 if :es r f , rn.: .i t t Q, 'hi Q5 ,fir N .X tg W :s2e,.,54 , 1 David Alvarado, George Benson, jim Roberts, Eddie Martinez, Bill Hicks, Gary Iverson, George DeVore, Danny Varela, Mike Voth, Greg Granillo, Bobby Koontz, Mike Torres, john SanPau1o, Glenn Granillo, Richard Carmona, john Strange. r 5-5 Danny Varela shows Norwalk opponent how to make a pin hurt. 186 -Y Ml-W ,am f::.nemaw:ri' T GYMNASTICS G. Garcia, R. Bettendorf, D. Sanchez, R. Murray, J. Hernandez, V. Jones, D. Roman, R. Cordova, M. Bunch, 1. Millias, LQ Martinez, R. Lopez, R. Carmona, E. King, L. Estes, E. Garcia, J, Gritman, V. Millias. Gymnastics Coach Lynn. 1' 'a R I A JE 8 ,MQ N Q5 J Q R QW Q f 'L , Ii' ' 1 1 X-aj. K -5 . l xc T: N f '5 gf. y ,, ., f, l joe Hernandez shows his skill on the parallel bars. Larry Martinez shows why he s one of the best gymnasts around. Richard Murray during part of his Free-Excercise performances. Special recognition this year goes to jeff Milliasg 4'11 of gymnastics power! P j,jA.gj2.,,e..,f www 'fr A ' ul ' f -' . 1 ' rf , Qinnvow ag-:,4'1,,,Q. A' I -ali all It DIAMGND-DUSTERS. john Alvarez, Steve Bryant, Nick Cadena, Eddie Flores, Kevin Flores, Dan I-Ierriage, Larry juarequi, WayneManzo, HerbMcKee, Pat Pridy, Phil Roddy, Pierre Romo, Tom Voth, Mark Yriarte , ARSITY Q -ru R john Alvarez hits one against Norwalk High. Tom Voth sets himself up for a bunt as teammates look on R X 4 3 A ri . .rtr... 1 if? -W I E A 5 E . . if cfs' C M R are - E3 -A R Right. David Holloman, Mike Collins, U M iw . V , td td jim Zabala, Bob Morris, Gary Watkins, ' Albert Lara, David Alvarez, David Riddle, Richard Trivisio, Ken Dickinson, Steve Lopez, Carlos Maldonado, Chris FRQSH Opposite Page. David Acosta, Carlos Bautista, Greg Brinkman, Ken DeVore, Richard Krzeminski, Lance Kemock, Tim Loe, Richard Magdaleno, Albert Maldonado, Rusty Nichols, Raul Rodriguez, Bob Shan, Rene Vargas, Mike Ware, Gary Wilson. Barquez. 188- Sports PMA 41 ,QQ 2. 3...4-1...5-O.. This is the 1970-71 Frosh Baseball Team. war,--Q ,pf nifu-smumvw i 5 -V 'W X , x Ik- iwew kf QM .vvbl mln., as ki. 6, , , V - k X A 5 l'bn E H 4 j ,, Q ,,bb . 1 f , 2 'fr f l I M5 'N x i dwswli K ii ZW W 'mg Q. ,. f- ' A .X X 'X A y H M fm, fx W f N fa? ww M .. ....W...g4..,...,......,,.... Q.. , ,-.. ,, S .,.. . . A ,,.. .-..,..,....W...,. ..L,.. .,.,,W, .,..A.,.. ,WW .,,,., -,.S,-,,..,.,,,.-..-.-. ,- . 'Lg:N:.'....,.. MMM , ...V...,, 4 'nw Q -, I . wif! S' s. ! 'ig-. M ' rl. V V T: . um , WELS A S 2- fm ,Q xm' .5 vm. 'xl QQ mx. -fr. K W . , A X m Q 2, Qu R'-f 'W'K :L .ww ' A-Mfg, ,xg up 1. Vg, , x. - -I Q fmt .,,w?g'5'S'fh v' S' -I 190-spam SPORTS: SCENE '70-'7 ,W .,,:,., eg, ,,,tyw 5 Q? WE Q Wy.54'l, V , Aw .zz x 1 x J .3 4, 1 Q if V 1 . gf- wg 5 Q . Q 1 'Qfia . .Q , . Sf I V A f M,,La ' , ,M, ,.., k S, S, - S ' Mil' Q A - - ,: ' ,- A,,. K We K' t ' K -1- , 'Q A. l + , X , , li I l ' sf ,ff I SS.S,l.iL1fA m M m X , g . fi? A ' f , gr' 1. FULL GP ACTIO , WINNING, LOSINGp AIMING TOWARD VICTORY. , The 1970-71 El Aviador staff would, at this time, like to salute all the participants in all fields of Sports Events of Excelsior High School. They have offered their time, their skill, and their energy in order to fulfill their goal, VICTORY, And victory they have won. Whether it is repre- sented as an SCVL trophy, or a chance for a CIF championship, or a gold medal, they will always have the knowledge of having been a part of one of the greatest school's around, EXCELSIOR HIGH. 191 -Sports F' in -us., .., f.- .iq '.f'. ,v , . ,f',',,,: . T , . ,,, . .Nik X Country: R. Miller, F. Morel, R. Murph, E. Oliver, L. Perez, B. Phelps, I. Pung, I. Quesada, D. Roos, G. Shaw, R. Smith, D. Stoddard, C. Villa, D. Wilson, E. White, D. Acosta, E. Camacho, A. Adriano, B. Albanese, T. Allen, F. Alvarez, F. Barragan, R. Bettendorf, L. Bonney, A. Chacon, F. Chacon, J. Chiaromnte PACE SETTER5 if sf. ' Q. A A -QQ!! Q , '- . if e Fi ' S A f Lf' .1 V at , 1 ya, K1 sq' 2' .. ,V ,. , , ,,,. - t A ,, -.tw .- .1 ,Mfr , 'iii W .. .-, ' A ,,'w1fr'f1 'mi-+?b'Q't'V?:W Q M , .3-f -A wwvfav-.xi rw ' Q1 l : f - Q . - H ' if , f rf 4- 422 .I , N 4 '21, fffillsi 1,3E?2ni5,i.,f ' sf JSR ' 5 23' -fx ,-V W, Elm .f 1. e my ,..,,,,,, ,,,ft,,,X.,, v, ,. ' 4 .Y,, , l 4. ,..... l, , . ,,,, , . 'i iii ' 1 - 5. gf 192-sports ' ir lim .rw W .fr : ,, ., ,mmf :sf -4 AAW- W 5' fiw.f 11, gf' ' ,gg,,.: ,f- ' 4 T fg tw , A T -, - N fu. f,-.:..,',1g,-53.... :'w. -.2 g ,Q 'fi . .H-was 'W fmw'-52 ,.-','f-M13 pf R. . V M' A track shirt displayed by john Chiramonte. CRUSS-CGUNTRY A D TRACK .w , ,, ' K A .-My - A b we ,V ,D V . ...ff ,'. . ' . 0 1 ' gg, -. - , f 5 . . , . -- , . , ' n 2 -Z QJ P. b in WJ' 'VH'-ki.. QV' A Fu- x V 1' fi, V T , 11 r '. ,j7 . Q, -,, 5 1 Q V V I ' V Y, lx ' .- A . llv , 4 X , A , , . ,lv . J . uf, I ,.....- 3 If ' ,ffm K . .A . . , 1 , T ' T 13 ,., .C -, ,W , N we f 3 - -M T , A ' i J J ' , ' -1 5 , I l..., ' i+..,.w-'- ' ' in ..w.,f.,-fnmgmvpsvnl G-iffwgff' I I ,. . il- tri T' L gs. A H TTL Y I ,tv Q. ,. 1 A ,,. 1 N ' 'if K' A 5' ' '-M -. af ' .LY 'K' f.. . M -f.af2iS2'i,fiW5Y? 15?-ff 1 4. v A ,nh A D ' :Eff TRACK Roster: D. Roos, J. McManus, T. Freese, D. Bunch, R. Guitierrez, B. Hemphill, I. Devoll, R. Horne, P. Delphin, C. Bruce, G. Shipman, D. Coumparoules, M. Contreras, S. Loredo, R. johnson, R. Dawedeit, C. Atkinson, R. Miller, J. Handy, I. Kindburg, R. McCarty, G. Duran, G. Ortega, F. Chacon, W. DeLatorre, E. Garcia, C. Villa, T. Chacon, D. Wilson, B. Kivirizis, Coach Fitzel. I ' A H f Sq ,,,, A , If Q 1 3 ,rrv W, ' , I. . U, ff ff? 52' vffftlfr' R 4','- ML? ' . 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OFFICERS President Vice President Irene Amaro Sherry Arteg Nora Garcia Mary Specking Z! ?i5'fi'H5'1 , V, L - rbrs s I I I ,V ifmv ,s ' i msrffsnyqi Now if I can shoot straight and that girl doesn't get in my way maybe. Layne Benshneider is thinking, What do I do Now. Everyone stay clear of the archery range, They're Dangerous! I'm ready, but where is everybody? 1-95'SP0l'fS 3 '7 fr- -.., Wim- j 1 .M 3 - 1- ' ' wfwwid 9 ,,,, H ,VK Q Klux' . . ,.' f ', 'K , 'N' 1, 1- rw ' ,M x 4,6 +-gy 4 n W ' 51 Q .LJ , 1 f ,' 'Mm M:f4 Q -W ' ' fx ' -A - ,i wk- 'Q' 'A ' ' TT? '-:kib3:!'5 ' K .L -Xsfv-, 3 ,f k G- T wi? va' -1 5 4 M i Y fvgci wg 4QffY 'Pa L ' , hi? -,gg if-lkffwf, ,. yffrg w..'+f-fav M ff M -fi ' gm gwfxgy,'-M..QgMw1w:, .V V A - - , Hi . f -Nw Ak ,. ,. ., i 4 ,:. x 'A ,. -' ' gf 'fL f - 1. 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Billie Jo Hart, janet Smith, Barbara Montoya, janey Rodriguez, Eileen Cooke, Emy Melquiades, Judy Specking, Diane Cairo, Chris Neighbors, Belinda Parham, Cindy Hunt, Gail Carnes, Chris Stevenson, Dawn Devlin, Sandy Black, Rose Soriano, Charlotte Fisher, Karen Woodward, Bonnie Ackerman, Kathy Vande Stxoet, Sylvia Swedberg, Debbie Fisher, Cindy Ham, Atlene Rocha, Connie Lara. a ' ' ' . 25 Q, mf, , ,..- .gy ,. , , .if-15 fig I Ms'f3vY9f 'ii ik - '4P? i -:3- Mfg-' ' ' - - - .. ff g., -Yau s ,5-' Y S ' fi ' .:-Off' '-1: 'fgiy ' in 1 gif ,gfgzfg . ful Q' L ' . 'M fg4,, i. ' ar 5. N . if A . 191.-u . .f-f ' S I , , 1,3 1 ,... .w w 5 'rv ' :EEG ' ' . , K ' L ,WSL 951 0'? 4,.' ' :i,5, gv ' N jf. i SE? X 7 ,..., i . . ..,. . .,,, - i . ' ,,,, , f ' i . N ,. ff: V , ' 1 1 ,W ,,Wj1, ,iii U. , S .3 W Q zxxagg, V 36 5 1 ? ' . . . , 1 , QW V i ' T'-env--rf ' 'ei ...xg 1, , Af., xii A L, 5 fairy, .. . -I , V, ,lp K 2 i. 5 k . , 'fa - .91-r fx: . '12-izaiwffr U, 1...-s,,5,g,2fa1f:54,'f:Ja,s., '-fri -': ' fe vw. Banner Carriers proudly show school name. Drill Team, during one of the weekly half-time shows, gets ready to perform. 199-Sports J.V.'S: SPIRIT ALL THE WAY I.V. Song and Yell get in on . SONG Anita Benavidez Becky Breitbarth Linda Stanislaus Nan Russell Pam Millar YELL Valerie Serrao Vickie Hermance Valerie james Jeannie Kizziar Lani Laramore 200-Sports J. V. 's perform a football skit. Who says yell leaders can't act! is. ff' V r ffm' ' 2 it 'L ami is ' k YW. Aa N iff Aa , il .1 sw- f A ff '.:':-A . . 'A ,fa 1 f- ,- g,g5:,3g:y 'Q 2 11-N U : will' is so My 'A g QQ. 155, . 'S ,. lv' , ' Q A, Q, i in ,,,,f -' M' ' 'sk' nm-x' .. Q g . '.5l.w-A 'n-.,:f,H.v'u F' , ' ' , rsfg5,5f2eVf1,1 4 '15 U I XX , K isle- ' A .aft K W,,, Tfff un. .. ' 5 'f,,ffW73i'afY K .fav My i.,j'sj-,-, - x ' 355 'I' ji iiif2gA, '.,'i f W ' 351 ' f if1.L5' , K , rf K ' a is ,i., kvafgfff Q Y Lg: ff- -5Li.g:r , Mar- 4,4 jeannie Kizziar shows pep and smile go together 1, ., A' I. V. Heads: Valerie Serrao and Anita Benavidez. PEP PAGE: PEP UNITS WORKING TOGETHER 1 1 SP V? 201-Sports from the desk of LINDA CATES OPENING YOUR EYES No one, to the day of my graduation, had ever taught me to look understandingly at paintings, or a tree, or a facade of a building. George F . Kerman Memoirs SEPTEMBER 25, 1972 1.5. + s.s CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS! PROM THE HARD WORKING ANNUAL STAFF MEMO To - Candy Stripers Who Volunteered Their Time to Help at the Intercommunity Hospital From - Miss Drum, Miss Daniels and Mrs. Stinger Message - By your unselfishness to help others, you have made the lives of a few of those in their sunset years a little happier. May your desire to help others continue, for only in for- getting self can you truly be happy. URGES YOU TO C LE AN UP AME RICA WITH B IODEGRADAB LE PRODUCTS Congratulations to the Senior Class of '71 and all the luck in the future. David A. Ron B. Ken B. Dennis C. Tom V. Frank R. Mary Lou D. Rusty T. Stella C. Mike C. Erika C. George D. Kurt F. jerry G. Robert H. Larry 1. Nancy L. Marjorie L. Vernon M. Tom M. Linda N. Robert P. Susan S. George S. Mike S. Guy V. Sandy Y. Mark Y. Gary G. THE ABOVE SENIORS IN MR. HAINES B. LAW PER. 2 WOULD LIKE TO CON- GRATULATE THEMSE LVES FOR FINALLY GETTING OUT OF THIS PLACE . . . G. Curtis The Best Yet After 20 Years Here At Excelsior H. Becker 202-Ads Congratulations to the Annual Staff MATH CLUB MA O UN. 3-B535 A 3666 2: NORWALK TUX RENTAL SHOP FORMAL at SEMI-FORMAL wEAR 10 8 10 6 11912 E. ROSECRANS NORWALK. CALIFORNIA 19 GRAND LANE' q I gg-.54 Salutes the Students of EXCE LSIOR MISS POCOSIANSZND PERIOD PGODS I Class congratulates the Class of 197 1 God's Blessings to All 1971 Excelsior Graduates for a Glorious Future Doris jones LAST HIT Diana -n- Daryl ICE CUBES SUNDRIES DELICATESSEN GROCERIES OPEN B100 A.M M NIGHT I ROBERT L. MONRO S CONSULTANT COMPLETE PARTY LINE 16024 S. PIONEER BLVD. WALK Bw JOHN C. HANSEN NORWALK. CALIFORNIA - I 926.1912 I wish to thank my Editors and Annual Staff for their willingness and co-operation under extreme pressures!! Mrs . Monro Annual Advisor CE., GS., NG., IA., GG., CC., CE., Mrs. Monro's Per. 2 Short Stories lst Semester PC., HC., PG., GR., ML ., BS., TO THE CLASS To the Class of '71 Congratulations d Be st Wishes OF LXXI CKeep B FO1'tLl119. Semper E 1 or LIFE Staff FROM It ccured to me lately that n d to me lately. LATIN I, PERIOD II T G LATIN I, PERIOD III LATIN II, PERIOD 1 ARMANDO H- -N- LATIN II, PERIOD V BILLIE ID I-I. LATIN III, PERIDD V -ANU LATIN CLUB VIRTUS ET VERITAS Congratulations! B are in order for the E AND T graduating Seniors H Phelan Mrs. Gurney says: BEST WISHES - CHEER PILOTS CHEER - A to the VICTORY CRY CLASS OF '71 FOR EXCELSIOR HIGH Mr- Kelly The Most Active Girls Club Class of G.A.A. 1971 Miss Siemssen Sends BEST WISHES to The Class of '71 CORA E. SHERZER E-C-Sh ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OOOO LOOK OLASO OF extends '71 Best Wishes to the Class of 197 lvl THANKS MR. K. FOR ANOTHER WONDERFUL YEAR. A Hearty Well Done! to the Class of '7l. Brigid, I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this World to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am me, And if by chance We find each other, It's Beautiful. We 've Only just Begun . . . MT - MUTPUY Love George 205 L OVIMIENTO 54 VJ STUD IANTI L ll - ICANQ FSf.?.F5-'ggfse 2 mm mfr, rv ' E cz: Q U, U3 DE A ZT LAN I VIVA LA RAZ A CHICANO POWER EXPANDED HORIZONS ff - wx 'qw-...L Mx? 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'Slave Driver' Carol - Head Flag Twirler What ever Tim - Ambassador WWE Viizky - Miss Norwalk tllllafgljened to Or d - C IG e a ic UNC LE JOHNNY Rod? Sr. Ji, PEL, Sword? Estelle - Varsity Songleader U Layne, Cisco, Carol, Brian, johnna, Terry Susan, David, Lucy, Sherry, David, Conrad Room 13 Per 5 Mabel - Late-Comer George - Super Sword Stealer Valerie - Special Guest Jeannie - Teacher's Pet Mike, Brian, Laura, Angel, jim, Rose, Don Is cindy- Right GuideqD.T.y The Jim - lst. Lt. Best, Sylvia - Secretary 20 7 V f Lf f Y W? N66-anna: b.,,,.uAllf qv . V ,.,,.,,...,,..... ,, ,. ,,. .4 -Agg- 208-Ads JESUS CHRIST I 1 LOVE OU Yes people, jesus loves you. He loves you so much that He died on the cross for you. The Bible says, For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him, should not perish but have everlasting life. fjohn 3: 165 jesus died a horrible death on the cross it was for a purposeg the most important purpose in the world: YOU. He died so you could live a life of purpose and reality. jesus said, I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. Qjohn 10:l0j Man is separated from God because of sin. The Bible says, For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. QRomans 3:23j Sin is rebellion against God. For the wages of sin is death. fRomans 6:23j We exist to have fellowship with God, but because of our own stubborn self-will, we made a choice to go our own independent way. Fellowship with God was broken. Man is forever trying to find a new life on his own through religion, philosophy, drugs or meditation. There is only one answer, jesus Christ, God's only remedy for this problem of separation. jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life, no man cometh unto the Father but by Me. fjohn 4:16j Only through jesus can you know of God's love. No matter what we do or how good we are, there is only one way: The Bible's plan of salvation. The Bible says, For by grace are you saved through faith and that not of your- selves. It is a gift of Cod not of works lest any man should boast. QEphesians 2:8-95 No man can rise to heaven on his own merits without the grace of God, if you believe otherwise, you are very seriously mistaken. Why not accept the most fantastic gift of all, the gift from God, jesus Christ. He's the gift that keeps on giving. We must receive jesus Christ as Savior and Lord by personal invitation. The Bible says, But as many as received Him to them gave he the power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe in His name. Qjohn 11123 If jesus was to come right now where would you spend eternity? jesus' second coming is very near. Are you ready to meet God? If you're not, here is how to prepare yourself. jesus said, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, except a man be born again, he cannot see the kindgom of God, Uohn 3:35 When jesus said to be born again , he means to be born of the spirit. Jesus said, Behold I stand at the door and knock. If any man hears my voice and opens the door, I will come unto Him, and will sup with him, and he with me. fRevelation 3:2Oj The door jesus is knocking at, is the door to your heart. jesus is constantly lmocking at this door, hoping that someday you will open the door and will let Him in. Christ wants to make you happy, fill you with blessings, and give you everlasting life. Letting jesus into your heart is being born again, born of the Spirit. The day will come when you will be standing in front of God to be judged. The Bible says, For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ. QII Corinthiansy What will you do? What will you say? You have read how to be born again. If you reject it, prepare to meet the consequences. The Bible says, How shall we escape, if we neglect so great a salvation, which at the first began to be spoken by the Lord, and was con- firmed unto us by them that heard him. lHebrews 2:3j jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, has a wonderful new life for you, Accept Him and live, reject Him and die. If you have problems, take them to jesus, for with God all things are possible. DEAR FATHER: I KNOW THAT I AM SEPARATED FROM YOU AND NEED YOUR FORGIVENESS. I BELIEVE THAT CHRIST DIED ON THE CROSS AND SHED HIS BLOOD FOR ME, IAM WILLINC TO TURN FROM MY WAY AND INVITEJESUS INTO MY HEART AS MY PERSONAL SAVIOUR, AND TO FOLLOW AND OBEY HIM AS THE LORD OF MY LLFE. . . IN JESUS' NAME I PRAY. AMEN. from Born Again concerned Christians Cong-Pat uLa'l1 LOTUS to -H1 ,Q Paul 'Q' dm of 71 5522255 T, TQ CIENCE N -Fl 1 RIIMI 514, par .v L wi 'X fflfz THE DQUQBHD ,,-':'f'f X f Z Change Favors The Trained Mind Mr. McAffe Good Luck To The Class of 1971-72-74 From Mr. WarWick's Fifth Period Class The World is full of a number of things CStevensonJ May The Best of These be Yours Mrs. Kazan To the class of 1971 Buena Suerte! Bonne Chance! Bona Fortuna! Good Luck! Mrs . Toneys, Librarian M. Corrales, I. Buno From Mrs. Kazan -E' Sesv-fa E- Rodfifluel S. Diaz Ernie R. E. Perez Chita R. G L And A11 Of Her glfaomel' 2112Si9hR15 Q 1 VH , L1l'C . O U l A. Estrella 1- Burnett O C English Classes Leo R. Susan H. D K I. DeSantiago Ray L. V. Reyes D. Banks L. Crownover Marie H. B. Benson J. Quesada L. Nutt, P. Edmond Joey Bal-lesteros Jr. and good luck to and the 197 1-72 VARSITY SONG LEADERS 1970-71 Varsity Songleaders Head: Beth B. Irene jauregui We've Only just Begun MRS. DUNN'S Sth PERIOD CLASS IS HERE TO CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1971 . C. ones .S.B. D. Gillett Judi M Clndy P' A. lDones Cordeiro N. Cortez Terri Mary LOU D. YVOHI16 B. N. Cooper T. Chacon Iaaer Barboa ' A. Franco V. Gutierrez . eyers Bevins Estelle F' Chrls H' D. Argott R. Aguirre S. Posth Y. Castillo I. Echeveste G. Iverson C, Brown D. Rosas C. Ellsworth S, Bryant D. Lewis Amelia C. D, Coleman P. Roddy GZLTY C. 211 --wx ' -W 3 fm if CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of 1971 To The Remaining Pilots GO! GO! GO! YOUR HOSTS: DON St BERTA GANN MAJOR DON MEATS 11018 Rosecrans Norwalk, Calif. 864-0350 Have you learn'd lessons only of those who ad- mired you, and were tender with you, and stood aside for you? Have you not learn'd great lessons from those who reject you, and brace themselves against you? or who treat you with contempt, or dispute the passage with you? by Walt Whitman BEST OF LUCK, class of 1971 -C. R. Vander Woude Best Wishes to the Great Class of 1971 DR. CLARK .fg 1 L 7 ' A t , , l 'f Y E' ' l'1 f?'?f'if i 'Vi' 7 -fEg.?' 3 - 11 Sw-1 ,. ai .fm v X S .1 -i,,.,,tig .R , -ik .. K A.. 1 ty, . QAA. , in 1' ' ,4 tm: -15,254 .1 .m n .12 -wi: at ', if get ai if 1 al l 2 1 - 1551 4-alfffji ' .zzz-.-. C.. ,-', ,- ,b 1 Tig.. ,ag V 1 asf- S , -Simi Q 2 lin. A aw' 1 , , ' ff , ' A z, 'Er 1 ,V . l 5 N 4 ,6iy' e., S I f i lti i iggigtki 5 , ,,,,. A , B JP, 92 -5, A f , fgffgvl- ,. i.1,Qf, 'g ' f ' '?: E 3' - f gzyf 1 ' gffia 1 3 Left' in ' -1 Valerie Luedeka Lyn Castorina Yogi alias-Mike Stewert Sandy Hatfield alias-QL, Karen Bankes Jojo Murakami Marcos Rodriquez AIM FOR PEACE BROTHERS MR. PENA 3 N. 1.0 1 133 6. we 1 . ., . gi 1' ,Akin ,Q . 5 x 1 9-.1 .if rw 51,1 .- .ag- 3 , Qkglizr 'g xy' ' ., I ' ar- M 7:-in 1. 'Q :P 9 f ' .-24. 18 9 37 A D. 111561, 96,101 0. Aekennan, 24,163 G. Adm-n8, 69,101 A. E. Adriano, 85,171,172 A. Adriano, 24,58,120,162, 163,164,168,171,192 31. Agua,-6, 69,166 R. rxgnirrc, 166 R. Albancsc, 85,162,192 8. A1G:11a,S5,161,1G8,170 1. megrra, 24,163,168, 172 1. Alexander, 179 13, Alierdo, 170 L. Audn, 24,164 T. Aucn, 24,162,192 R. Armanea, 25,4o,141, 161,162,168,169 D, Aivarado, 25,138,163, 165,168,17S,177 M. mvarado, 25,163 r. Alvarez 69,192 1, Anraro, 69,163,194,197 R. Arnbrrr, 69,168 31. Anderson, 69,182 D. Andreren, 85,168,193 11. Andrich, 25,170,171 31, Anrxraelr, 85,193 D, Argon, 69,175 L. Arredondo, 85,171 s. Arteg, 69,161,194 c. Asbridge, 166,167 G. Atkinson, 85,179,193 L.P, Austria, 69,s2,163, 164,166 1. Anerria, 26,163,171,172 P. r1va16e, 101,166 L. Avila, 85,99 B N. Baer, 164 1. aaeea, 85,101 12, Baker, 101,179 L, Baker, 69,161,197 11. Baker, 101,170 Y. Baker, 69,197 1. 8a1rerin1r, 26,166 R. Balaban, 163,168 v. 13a11, 25,27,32,164 T. isauard, 175 D. Bankes, 101,141 H. Bankee, 69,141,162, 164,166 M. aannan, 85,175,178 L. Barajas, 27,36,58,120, 166,168,196 R. L. lsarbna, 144 P. ianrrera, 179 1. Barron, 85,13-1,171,172 C, Bautista, 101,179 G. 136an, 101,172 K. Bean, 69,82,1G6 W. Bean, 85,172 G, seas, 172 G. Bederra, 69,175,178 L. 1z6ee1rer, 85,162,166, 172 R. Beecher, 27,166 A. Bcnavidcz, 162,163,196, 200 1.. Beneenneider, 86,99, 162,17O,I71,195,198 G. Benson, 27,45,66,119, 120,134,162,163,164,165, 166,175 T. Bergman, 69,163,156, 169.170 s. Bernal, 27,102,168,196 R. 8errenr1r6f, 69,162,165, 173,192,107 13. Bevins, 71,168 R. Beyrner, 102,167 N. Bird, 23,28,119,162, 160 D. 816614, 71,171,207 s. 131ae1r, 28,123,127,153, 168 D, 81153, 71,163,164 L. Bliss, 102,172 1. Bolanoa, 86,179 1.. Eoldn, 102,179 1.. 136nney, 71,192 H. 866111, 71,197 11. Bdni, 28,164 r. 1s6nrge6ir, 28,34,119, 126,127,138,168,196 Y. 86rirge6ie, 28,33,168, 171,196 N. 8661-niar, 71,163,164, 168k171 R. Boyter, 163,169 13. Rrarvner, 71,163 R. Breirbardr, 71,163,197, 200 1. iarerrnarier, 102,107,111, 172,173 L, Bridges, 71,82,163,164 1. Brightup, 102,170 c. Brinkman, 102,179 1.. 8r1nRrnan, 86,164 G. Brown, 71,82,102,163, 167,197 Ri. Bro1vn,71,163,164, 169,171 P, Rronn, 71,197 G. Bruce, 193 M, isrnnken, 28,102,170 B. Brunton 28 55 119 126, , 1 i 1 127,138,168 1.. Rrieiow, 163,168 R. Bnmpns, 86,171 M. Bunch, 71,173 G. Brirgener, 29,66,120, 123,124,127,1G2,163, 164,168,207 R. 1361-nee, 85,171 G. Barrie, 169 11. Burrough, 86,168 1.. 13,nrnn, 16S C 31. Ga1ia11er6, 102,193 1. Gaiiduero, 71,165 G. Cain, 29,144 D. Cairo, 29,163,196 P. Calkins, 8,21G2,164, 167,168,170 A. Gaieang, 86,171 G.R, Gainp15e11, 71,517,170 G.A. cnrrrpbeu, 71,168, 1 70 1. GennP6e11, 29,194 R, Campbell, 86,162 R. Ganficid, 71.161 M. cannnra, 313169 c. Curley, 71,170 D. Carrl, 30,163,165,175, 177 v. Cnrli, 71,163,197 R, Gnr-rnona, 103,169 G. Carnes, 71,163,197 M, Garner, 30,165,175, 177 1. Garre11, 30,175 C. Carroll, 71,165 13. Garrer, 30,168 D. Casey, 103,115,173 T. Casey, 87,166,170 N. Castillo, 130 R. Castillo, 30,171 Y, Castillo, 71,166 L, Gaerorinn, 87,123,135, 162,164,16s,171,213 M. Cnstorinn, 163,168 C. Castruitn, 30,207 11. Ga1a1an6, 71,170 A. Camno, 71,207 P. Carney, 175,181 11. Ge1.nrer, 87,162,179 A. Ghaedn, 71,192 HC. Chzicon, 103,192,193 P. Gnrrenn, 192,193 A. charm, 71,103,171, 207 F. G1rav61, 103,166 1, Chavez, 71,136 R. Chavez, 31,71,103,166 1, chiaronronre, 71,163, 196 R. Ciabom, 87,171 I. Coates, S7,141 0. Gouine, 179,182 w. G6u6, 170,172 R. C611-in, 32,141,170 1. Conn-eras, 87,179 D. G661r, 71,163,1G4,l97 1.11. G6a1r, 71,162,169, 171. 1.11. G661r, 162,169,17l, 172 R. 136612, 39,541,126 N. Cooper, 71,168 P. c66per, 32,46,119,138, 164,168 R. ccrddva, 32,162,165, 166,173 N. Cortez, 71,81,s2,163, 175,179 E. correz, 135,171 0. Gonrnparoniee, 105,193 1. Crockett, 32,166 D. cron-, 71,166 0. Grrnre, 71,162 1.. Grriden, 37,170,198 T. 01111, 32,196 I DEX 11. Cuarenla, 71,197 11. 4:61111-an, 158,170 w. Gulp, 87,170,198 D D. Dar-ie, 69,71,119,162, 164,197 R. Uawdrierr, 105,193 A. De Leon, 105,166 D. Dc Pierrne, 105,141,161, 172 D. 0ernrr1n1ere, 88,169 D. D6riri1er, 88,99 1. 061611, 88,193 D. D6v6re, 72,162,170, 198 G. DcYore, 33,162,164, 165,166 R, Dexiere, 105,179,182 D. Dimario, 72,s2,83,164 0. Diaz, 166 K. D. Die1rine6n, 88,99 14.113 Diekineon, 88,179 D. uruard, 88,141,171 xp Uonringrrer, 34,175 L. Downs, 72,163 T. norms, 72,163 13. Drape, 105,179 R, Driekeu, 179 11. vnu, 34,163,16S,196 6. Duran, 88,162,182,193 1. Dye, 88,179,198 E 0. Baron, 171 P. Ebelr, 34,144 19. Edrniston, 105,167 11, 1:dwarr8, 105,173 R. Euie, 166 5. miie, 34,162 0. 5uan.'6rr1r, 72,169 R. 1-:i.1e61rrr1r, 72,169 0. Enrnrnne, 72,163,164, 197 1. English, 88,162 1. Enriques, 72,197 0. Epplc, 88,99 A. Eeeaiere, 68,99 R. Escslcru, 72,170 E. Esrrndn, 88,161,171 13. Lvnns, 35,171,175 F P. 1-'nrnnr-6rr1r, 35, 163 , 168, 196 13. rnnidner, 152 G. ifeiix, 88,162 1. Felix, 105,141,169 R. 1-61r1ier, 73,164 1. Ferguson, 163,165,181 P. 1-drgnedn, 88,171 P. Ficrro, 179 5, riniey, 73,82,164 G. F11meg.:1n,35,42,66, 162,163,164 r. 17inncga.n, 73,197 R. Ifinrregan, 105,179 C. Fisher, 163,164,167, 171 11, rieirer, 88,161,164,168 171 T. Fisher, 88,170 R. rrnnaniek, 35,138,163 175,177 R. rieming, 88,169 E. Flores 22,23,35,165 R, F16rer, 82,163,165,168 180,181 M. Fieree, 35,105,115 R. Flores, 88,99 s. Flores, 35,207 11 Ylores, 88,166 M. Forde, 73,164,166,197 R. 169, 36,162 X. France, 88,166 T. Frcese, 134 R. Fulton, 124,127 G H. Gauegoe, 88,166 'env '-.Z V f 5 Q 1 1 r G, Gann, 36,161 G. Canoe, 38,162 A.E. GarGia,10S,168 A. Garcia, 73,163 12. Garera, 34,36,124,127, 144 D. Garcia, 73,163 15. Garcia, 88,179 G. Garcia, 179 311, Gareia, 105,179 N R. Garcia, 73,194,197 Garcia, 73,175 R.x1. Garcia, 36,67,165, 1 66,175,177,178 1. Gardner, 73,168 R. Gardfield, 73,168 G. Garring, 37,163 1. Gaiee, 37,I63,17O,198 I. R. 13. 1 C. 1 L. Gnttuso, 88,164 Gauna, 73,166 Gerdee, 37,152,163,164, 66 Gerder, S8,162,165, 66,167,170 Giddingr, 37,169 R. Cidney, 168,171 1.. Grier, 88,141 D. Ginn, 37,133,163,169 1, G1n1rn, 37,166 G. Gleason, 37,169 -6 D. cond, 88,99,166 w. Gdad, 37,s5,91,120,123, 163,1G5,166,175 D, Gob1c,73,S2,162,163,165, 171 1, Codd:1rd37,42,LS6,131,135, 137,163,164 N, Goddard, 103,173 R. Goddard, 88,141 5. G6ddard, 73,163,164,198 8. G61dr1aerr,-, 38,163,168 R. Gnrner, S8,99,162,164 E. Gonzales, 73,91,171 G. G6n1a1ee, 73,166,168 11.71. Gdnraire, 73,170 R.1. G6nra1er, 91,170 s, Gonzales, 33,124,127,170, 196 5.1. Gonzales, 38,67 L. Goodman, 26,318,166 T. Gondrnnn, 162,164 xv. G66dwin, 38,163,168,196 D. G6rir1ey, 73,163 6. Grnnillo, 73,173 A.G1'cen, 91,170,198 F, Green, 39,170 R. Green, 91,99 P. Greene, 74,170,193 '11 Crossell, 91,168,171 D, Grouae, 74,82,163,164 P. C.r6r1-16, 106,173 L. Guerra, 74,207 G. Guerra, 91,168 D. Gnuer, 39,50,51 5. Gnnrrn, 91,141 211. G61-ne,-, 39,50,s1,67,138, 166,175 A. Gutierrez, 39,106,173,175 Gutierrez, 106,193 8. Grrrrnan, 91,161,168 H R. Hager s. Hairiowin, 74,164,166 G, Harn, 60,162 r, Haanganeni, 40,66,134,163 164,166 L, Harnagaeiii, 91,164,166,16 1. Hand,-, 193 1. Hannnir, 74,162 R. Herding, 91,171 H. Hardy, 74,175 1. Hero, 156 R. Harris, 74,181,207 3. Hnrr, 40,42,120,123,127, 138,196 Hdrr, 106,172 D. Harvey, 106,167,172 1 8 s, Hatfield, 29,40,67,137,141, 161,167,213 D. Hayes, 74,162,166 1.. Hazelwood, 29,40 G. Heard, 170 D, Heckatlrorn, 170,179,198 iv. Hemphill, 193 D, Henderson, 41,207 L. Henderson, 163 R. Hendrix, 41,99,161,162 31. Henspcter, 41,48,162,163, 170,196 A. Hernandez, 91,182 G. Hernanr16r, 41,178 J.V. Hernandez, 179 1. Hernandez, 41,165,173,l75 R.s. Hernandez, 74,164,158, 169 R. Hernandez, 41,168,169 R. Hernanduz, 106,168, 169 P. Herrern, 170,193 D. Herriage, 41,165,168, 181 11, Hicks, 74,175,168 G. 1-1111, 74,82,163,164, Niorones 19 7 1,111.1 6 4, ,, I R. R. M11161, 108,168,179, 93 11. M11161, 50,162,165 1. M111161, 50,165,169,173 R, 111111, 50,165,175 211. M11611116, 93,179 R. 111156666166 93,141 19. M11611411, 93,99,166 T. M611111, 50,163,175 211. A16666116116, 165 c. M611161, 76,173 13, 11611161-6, 51,163 0. 116616, 93,170 1. M661-1, 93,162,164 T. M6616, 51,164 6. M616161, 93,171 L. 111616161, 108,167 1-'. 616161, 192 c. M61666, 51,144 A. M616611, 93,171 Z -1 - 1 1 ' . 111111 1: ,,m,.,.,,V I 95 1 1. -5 , 1,6 ., 1 515-71 4 6 1,13 - . 1. ,- 1 4 7 63529 151 'W-xXQ'l' . -1 'L 991 . 52 N Sv, Nl- iqgmbqcka gf., 1 if .-6: 1 2' is . 1,1 . 6 we W ' if lx 1 I ,f -. 1 ,. .1 , , i v 6. .. 4 1 y la--.nl 1 , 3' A 2 ' 4 9, ' .SI 7. 1 W - RY .V 1-, f i , 4i 4 Q , lt, 3 11: 61 1 Q 1. W, 212' ' 5 X 76' 19. . ' ,, ,V '1 xv . 5 li . 'Y V, K .,, X, M im.- , ' -lg., I x i 2 197 D. L6 06161, 108,168 D. 111641, 41,99,165,181 R. L66611, 45,49 1. 1-1116, 42,162 0. Lane, 108,167,172 L. 116161, 91,171 D. L611g, 75,112,162 R. 116166, 179 D. 1116616116 45,93,108 5. 1-16116, 107,161 A. L616, 108,162,179 8. 11116111161-, 91,179 c. L616, 82,162,164,171, 11. 141.166, 22,23,42,166 197 D, 11111111, 75,B2,144,166 6. L616111616, 75,165,175, D. 1-16111p1116y61, 75,197 178 12. 116111, 43,163 L. L6111111616, 93,162,166, D. 1111111111661, 91,164 168,200 c. L611611, 93,135,171 I R. L611611,93,166,175,181 11, 16111161 75 169 6. 1116116,43,162,168 N. L661161111611,'46,119,163, o. 1111161111, 22,23,43,99, 196 126,127,162,169 0. L611-1161, 46,163 D. 116111, 69,82,119,162, 6. 165661, 46,162,164 164,166,197 c. L611161166611, 75,167,197 6. 1v616611, 75,168,175,17B P. 561116, 46,165 1. 11616611, 107,168 11. L6111111611, 165 1. 11116, 75,167,197 R. 111111, 93,166 D. 11-611-, 107,172 T. L66, 108,167 . 1112561114118 . 6 66 P. L616611, 417,157,163 1. 166661611, 43,99,169 A. 16661, 93,170,207 5. 16361, 43,141 A.P. L61161, 170,207 xp 1611-161, 91,200,202 1.11. 16661, 76,167,168 1. 1611166116 34,413,144 L.c. L61161, 161,166,168 L. 1611166111, 44,180 L.u. L61561, 108,161,167 c. 166111616116, 75,163,197 R. L6p61, 47,166,168,196 v. 1611161-., 75,82,163,197 Rc, 16661, 108,166 D. 161111161., 91,919,168 s,c. L61561, 162,163,166, E, 1611111611, 75,169 197 11. 1611111611, 44,196 5. L61161, 76,162,166,179, R. 16116166, 107,193 207 5. 1611115611, 91,168,171 s. 161666, 108,193 s. 161661, 41,167,196 111. Lozano, 93,161,173 c. 161165, 75,164,165,197 6, 166611, 93,166,179 G, 161161, 75,164,182 8. L116116R6, 167,198 R. 161161, 73,107,l63,179 1. L1111661116, 93,162,164, v. 161166, 91,99 167,171,213 1. L11116611, 93,171 11 L. Luna, 47,196 M. 16116, 47,144 K616111611, 82,197 c. L1,1111, 93,166 M. R666111, 44,162,163 D. LY11611, 76,163 1.6. 1166161, 75,162,164, 166,197 M 1.11. 1166161, 91,162,163, 164,166 4. x16g6116, 181 K. 1166161, 91,162,163,164, D. M6g616116, 108,166 166 R. M66616116, 108,172,179 L. 116111, 91,99,164,171 T. Maldonado, 93,166 L.11'. 1161116611, 175,182 11: M61116, 163,165,168 L. 1161116611, 45,164,16S,196 11. M61616f1, 169 1.6. 11611116611-, 107,115 11 r1161111611.1,47,141,168, 1. 11611116dy, 75,163 196 A. liiuft., 75,141,162,163, A. A161116-61, 76,197 166,171 .x. M61111161, 48,165,185,177 1. 111666419 91,93 15. M61111161, 48,165 c. 111116, 107,172 1. M616661, 48,106,162 5. 111116, 91,162 1.1. M61111161, 76,162,163 11. 1111-11111, 45,162,164,167, L. M61111161, 42,48,138,165, 193 173,175,177 1.5. 11116161, 91,200 R. M61111161, 76,169 1. 11111161, 45,163,168 R.0. M61111161, 48,119 c. 146666, 75,164,171 11.1. M11111161, 39,169 1. 11661111611, 75,82,162, R. M61611, 48,164 163,164,171 1. 116166, 48,155 11. 11661111611, 91,164 T. M661611611, 48,168 R, 116666, 75,175,178 L. 116116, 108,172 M. 14161p11611611, 179 R. M6 661111, 76,82,162, R. K16166111111, 170 ,1711193 R. K111161,45,168,169,193 M N9 Crnkun. 49,163 D. M6 C1111611611, 93,162 L s. M6 061111, 108,115, 162 T. M619611111, 49,175,181 H. M6 lieu, 76,S2,163, 164 0. 1116 116665, 161,197 , 1, 116 116661, 93,108,193 Q A 5. 816 116.116, 108,161 j , D. M6 P11611611, 23,49,162, 3 163,168 , , 7 , 5. 811 161-, 76,163 FV . . - L. :116111116, 108,162 1 fp, 1 Q P. M611166, 34,49,144 1 ,, . - . 5. M6111116, 76 178 9v'! '0, 11. .W ' 15. r1161.111166161,' 49,161 . 3 ' , ' M. 21161 11166126 93,161 522 ' 1 -' 1- 11 11- L11 106171 . 1 ' Isla?-f'EgEr D1 316111136 49,1081'75 ' , , 8. 516116, 162,111 ' 1 ' ' ' v. M611111, 93,171 1 1 - , . . M. M61-61, 162,163,164 41-6 ' T. M6 61 182 . : . ,. 5, 1,1 L. 11626, ,76,166 ,',,. 1 P. 11616, 76,1113 0 ' , .W , - 1 M. 11161166 17 . -.:'Q1i?8'5' ..,.. , 752, S Nl R. Millax, 76,S2,163,164, 1 -flu .. ,-Q, 200 1 'N ' 11. A111161 76 168 ' 7 .1 , 1 L. M111611 5O,163,16S,196 R. M11161, 93,162,192 R.L. M11161, 162,168 1.'i161111, 1b8,172,167, 168 M. A161111, 76,82,126,163, 166,171 R. M61111, 162 1. x16s161,93,161 D. M11111111, 52,67,162,164, 168,196 1. M11161161111, 67,130,141, 161,162,213 R. M111gy, 108,192 R. M1111611, 93,99 N 11. N61161111611, 76,164,169 A. N6j616, 76,166 L. N61-16, 45,52,67,131, 137,163,164,166,167,168 8. N6116, 93,179,163 C. N6111116611, 93,162,171 L,R. N616116, 52,69,119 L. N6111116, 108,179 L. N611-6616, 94,171 M. N611-66161, 52,162 R. N161161s, 76,108,179 s. N1611611661g61, 108,161 L. N111, 52,169 1. N11111611, 52,162,171 s. N1f1611d11, 76,82,163,197 O M. 5. 066666166 10S,161, 171 M. o66g6616, 94,161,171 P, o'L661y, 76,166 C. 011116, 108,179 13. 011161, 53,66,133,192, 202 5. 01166, 53,169,175 C. o111.111y, 94,170,196 L. o1116161, 94,99 A. 016166, 86,170,198 c, 011636, 108,193 P. 011666, 75,163 11. 01111, 53,196 5. 011611, 94,169 D. Oyster P D. Padilla, 94,161 E. Padilla, 94,162 L. Palacio, 94,166 8. P6111161, 76,110,197 v. R1111616116, 76,197 8. P61116111, 54,163,164, 166 c. P61111111, 171 s. P611161, 94,170,198 11. P6116111, 76,207 s. P6111611, 94,170,198 D. P6y1611, 54,130,136, 167 S. Peclroza, 110,141 R. 136166, 54,175 8. P6161, 94,165,173 L, 176161, 110,192 R. P1161115, 110,192 1. P11616161, 76,82,161,167 C. P161111, 49,54,12o,132, 136 C. P1611116g6, 76,141 1. P161111611, 76,161,162 C, Ponce, 170 E. P61166, 94,100 L, Ponzio, 94,99 D, Posth, 110,167 5. 136101, 76,162 J. P61161, 110,162 11. P611-611, 55,181 B. G. K. P61666, 55,126,166 P1611-61, 179 P161161, 76,197 T. Preciado, 110, 179 P. P1161y, 165,182 c. Pugh, 94,141,166 1. P1111g, 94,192 Q 1. Q6161116, 110,192 P. Quillun, 94,166 P. Q61161, 76,168 R R. R61g616,76,111,175,178 178,179 A. R61111161, 76,169 D. R61111161, 166 12. R611111i11s.166 13. R61111161, 118 L, R61111161, 94,162 M. R61111161, 55,196 T. R61111161, 34,56,166 R. R111165, 166 11. R61611161, 82,163 P. Reid, 171,197 R. R161161116611, 76,173 fx. R16., 111,166 13. 161616, 99 5. 161611, 82,14-4,207 1. R6116116, 54,194,196 1.11 R666116, 94,172,178 1 1 . R666113, 161 xx A. R66116, 56,163,164,1G6, 196 P. R6441-, 82,168,178 13. R6611161161, 111,167 1, R661161161. 57,138,144 M. R661111661, 57,167 111. R611116661, 82,164,213 R. R6611111161, 57,94,111,167 s. R61111611161, 94,182 C. R611611, 164,166 M. R6g611, 49,57 R. R6g61s, 94,166,168 j. Roman. 52,137.207 M. R616611, 166 R. R61-6611, 78,175 D. R. R6111616, 94,136,141,167 146661, 94,175,178 D. 11661, 192,193 D. 116161, 163 D. R6161, 111,115 L. Russell, 112,115,263, 171,172 N. R1151611, 82,161,200 T. RY66111, 162,164,167, 168,171 S 14. 564161, 162 s. 561116116, 79,82,162,163, 166 L. Salazar, 94,166 D. s6161116, 112,175,178 111. s611161.16g6, 94,161,171 L. Sampson, 94,170 K. s6116611,94,99,173,179 D. S61161161, 94,99,173,179 I. Sfmchez, 112.lE11 M. Sunclidz, 79,164 R, s6661161, 79,164,168 A. Sru1Pao1c, 58,165 M. 5611P6616, 79,144,178 s666666, 94,161 . 561164616 5,166,168 L. S661661111, 79,162,163, 171 G. Schaeffer, 168 5, Schuskc, 22,23,58,127, 162,166,168 8. 56161, 79,164,166 L. 51161161, 79,162,168 R. N X C. 1 B. M R. L. N. S. D. B. I. 511511, 79,162,165,169, 92 51166111111, 112,115 . s11e1166, 79,163 s11611611, 112,115,179 566161, 59,169 511661, 70,161,162,165 51111111611s, 79,553,197 Sivcllc, 59,169 51116661, 79,16l,16S,17l 51111111, 59,163,196 D. 51111111, 79,175 13. s1111111, 97,192 111. 56111, 60,196 R 56111116 50 197,52 1.'5616, 9729913166 111. 51166141119 70,164,194 L. 2 C. L. 516111111111, 80,163,191 00 516641, 112,166 5161111611, 97,141,162,171 14. 51611116111, 60,196 R, 5166116116 60,169 5. 5166116115 50,197 D. 51111-511, 61 M. 516111111, 50,52,53,162, 163,164,166,213 D. 51161111111, 50,52,53,97, 1 1 P. E. D. C. C. S. T I. G. R. E. I V. V. 62,163,l64,166,l71,192, 93 5116166111, 175,182 5111111611,-, 170 511111116111, 112,172 5111161,112,115,134 s1111611, 61,123,162 5111666619 80,197 'r1.114a1111111, 97,99, 135,171 T11y161, 169 1'6y161, 50,165 16115-511, 33,46,61,119, 23,127,141,162,165 Tellez, 171 T11161, 141 5, T116111111611, 60,175,175, 152 D. Valdez, 113,115 T, 1411611111611 97,164 1, V61161115611, 50,52,163, 166,171 1. v111616, 50,166 C. v6116g61, 63,165 1. 161111116, 50,163 D. 1611161111 8O,82,163,164, 171 11' D. Waddell, 97,162,166,165, 171 D. 11611161, 97,152,164 E. 1111116, lI3,162,l72,192 c.11'1114611611,113,172, L.X 1'11111111.611, 64,99,165 11. 11'6511.1111, 81,162,163,I64, 197 '13 1111,-, 113,115,162,167, 172 Y 1.. 161561, 162,165,171 11. 111616, 169,175,175,152 T11Ac1-12115 111. 411116, 155 111. A161111, 152 1111. A1616111161, 153 111. 51161, 155 111. c1111p611, 150 Miss D1111611, 153 1111. D61161, 151 1111, D661116111611, 158 111. D611g115, 150 1111. D111111, 23,156 1111. D,161, 156 111. L11111611, 153 1111. F6g1111, 144,195 111, 1'611,1, 81 Miss Q11111141, 155 1111. 1-1111165, 1l9,l20,l26, 151 11111, 141111, 153 D. T116111111, 50,161,163, 111. 111131166 83,153 ADNINISTRATORS 1115. 11611116, 126 1111. P61661, 23,53,147 1111. 061111, 59,53,147 111. s111166116, 99,147 1111, 111118, 115,147 P1111y Greene 1125 141061011 no perform with thc All-Slate 1101101 Band I E ,iff .1 f T- - 2 ...v- 5 6 1. 165,171,207 D. T1116y, 97,170 1. T111611, 50,169 D. T111611, 50,171,207 5. T61111116y, 97,161 1. T611511-11, 97,161 C. I. 1'61161,112,115,172 T61111, 62,162,163,1G8, 196 1, T6s11111111, 62,135,137 164,166 N. T6111111111, 97,162,1l34,l66, 171 D. K. B. V 11616, 55,175,175 1111j1116, 62,196 T11161116y, 141,170 ,163, A .Aff Mr. Mr, J11616611, 176,179 johnson, 156 1111. K61111, 156 Mr. Mr. Mr. K15111g61, 156 Krogue, 150 L111111111, 156 111. 11111611, 175,176 1115. 11116, 165 111. 111116, 149 111. 1.61-1111611, 152 111. 1.y1111,150,173,179 1111. A11111611, 155,175,176 1111. 111111161, 155 1111. 111111116, 175,176 M1-. Mr. 11611611, 155 111111111,, 150 6 11115, A1611115, 149,161 2111. N6111111111, 150 1111. N6661116116111, 156 1111. 116111, 152 Miss P1161611, 155 1111. 136119, 176 1111. P111166, 152 Mr. Mr. Mr. R611111116111, 150 R6111111611, 157 11615, 150 1115. Roth, 151 MissF, R1111611, 152 111111w. 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