Hilltop High School - Idyll Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1962 volume:

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AW 591 an - ' -blrv as ,....as-I PACIFRC B TELEPHONE nd ,lyk ins T I 'x '! . Nr! i ..,,.. ,, Hi , +5 , L i f ' I , , i .fr 1 N ' nw , , ,,,W.1.mw1W1fl.-.1 4: f X ff, As a memento of this affection, the ldyll staff has to carry the true spirit of Hilltopg the class buildings, the gym, the administration . . . The Spirit of the Westland We will always hold fond memories of Hilltop and in the future when we think back upon our high school years, the campus will be clearly impressed in our minds. designated a page of this annual All hail to Hilltop High Where our fond memories lie . Thy .guordion is the mountoin Beside the siIv'ry seo , , , We love thee, Almo Moter, All hoil, oll hoil to thee. E E E 4 The guiding light of Hilltop is the faculty administration. Through their care and expert advice the students have become aware of the vast knowledge that surrounds them. The Old Spanish Lighthouse of San Diego gives guidance both in the past and present to the millions of people who visit this picturesque monument each year. Editor: Shari Jasek MR. FRED N. MAHONEY PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE This has been a year of reaching goals and realizing dreams of our first two years. You students have accepted all challenges earnestly and willingly. You have exhibited justifiable pride in your school and set up enviable standards. Hilltop High School has rapidly taken its rightful place as one of the leading schools in this area because of your efforts. To you of the class of l962, you have lived up to the high promise held for you these past three years. Many of your members have received high individual honors, and your achievements as a class have been excellent. These will become a part of the heritage of our school. The high standards you have set and the fine spirit that has character- ized your class will have lasting effects upon the future students of Hilltop High School. I offer my best wishes and congratulations to you and feel personal regrets that you will be leaving us. To the juniors and sophomores, there has never been a more challenging time for well-prepared students than the present. Next year as you carry to fruition the promise that you have shown this year, you will be preparing yourselves to become capable citizens with well-trained minds which our country so urgently needs. I0 GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL MRS. DOROTHY BURNS As Girls' Vice-Principal, Mrs. Dorothy Burns has the lpportunity to work with many of the girls at Hilltop. She lssists them in their school problems and offers many valu- ible suggestions for a future vocation. Mrs. Burns serves as co-advisor for the California Scholar- hip Federation and advisor for Girls' League. As Editor if the daily bulletin and coordinator of the club doughnut ales, this woman is certainly kept busy. Here Mrs. Burns and Mr. Geyer are seen as they cordially converse with each other con- cerning our new adaptive room. BOYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL MR. ROBERT GEYER Mr. Robert Geyer, who acts as Boys' Vice-Principal, is 1 charge of approving the members of the athletic teams nd other school-elected positions. However, his foremost responsibility is that of guiding we boys of Hilltop through their years in high school and reparing them for the future. 4v-vumtslff , time ci provided o of South Boy A greot boon mentcil in orgcinizi grciducites. MR. JOSEPH RINDO A fomilior foce ot mony Hil School functions is Mr. Joseph While performing the duties required of h os District Superintendent, he finds himsel quite busy in this growing South Boy District. ,.., - J S - 4. Q., Kggfrifsizkzsifszi. i ,z - f . ' 'L 53-1115 ,Q - ff4E1fQ::iyw- 115 ' ' -...., Frank L. Whittington ? A- if .mf gg i? X ,.Tf:fgg:'i, If 9 ,, , , ..,s,. , vb g ,cy 'K 5 'sri' 1 4-.,,M.K if ,i Yi :iv ' f decay'-:: -i -5 if i' hi s se. WEE' xg. ,. 1 . ,V . K ailg'-3153 3 Q 1 'ii fx, xiii' iss' '- im - ...N lih, .J - xtfgif t 2 ,pf X 21' John W. Gardner Jr. A 'WN 46 , Q ggtisl I H22-Q - sf W-gs lim?-iizexiilsffi f- : I ff iiziiiifll? Q BH: 5 , ,,-.fr it ii ws-1 gi 1 T5 ' :iii Edgar 0. Rogers 'Xl' Mx H , 5 I X . fx 'Wt' up ,IH , ,NG ' J f 426325 Dr. Morris Hayes if L YN AQ ie a ,k .v ,MS gr. WE GM . . 1-lf' ' .Teqchefg pause before faculty meeting begins iee fi , ,B LORAINE ELANKINSHIP KENNETH E. ANDERSON SouthernBlginorijlsllniversity University of Nebraska Physical Education B.S., M.A. Physical Education HYMAN BOOKBINDER Brooklyn College LARRY p, ARMBRUST New York University San Diego State B.S.S., M-A U. S. History, Civic Problems B.A. World History, P.E., Athletics JANET BALSLEY San Diego State B.A. Physical Education ' ROBERT BRELSFORD JOHN D. CLARK Knox College San Diego State B,A, A.B., M.A. ASB Advisor, Journalism, Aff Mathematics MCU TY TMCHSHIG R LANCR GENE CLARKE GEORGE CLAYTON LT. COL. VANCE G. CLYMER LOY0l3,Un'Ve 5 fY San Diego State University of Arizona San Diego State B,A, B-S. , B-A-I Spanish Physical Education Business Education, ASB Cadet Corps I4 ELLEN L, CRAIG WILLIAM DEMOS San Diego State San Diego Stale B.A. History Typing, Mathematics ,, . Qs. SUSAN DIKEMAN GEORGE W. FETTER University of California St. Martin's College at Los Angeles Central Washington College of B.A. Education English B.A. English Reading Communications ANN FOSTER Northwestern University B.A. English, Drama JOHN J. GILES, JR. Abilene Christian College i Trinity University B.A., M.Ed. Mathematics JOHN M. GREEN N.W. Mo. State, U.S.C. B.S., M.S. JANE FIELD MARK D. FLEMING COUNSCHHQ, F3mllY Living University of Southern San Diego State California B.A. B.A. Biology, Life Science English, World History 5PON DR CAMP!! Clll KAfH'z:L':5,g'::.iNMAN Latin, Algebra 1, iigbliltgstaa V vi K A F GRONBERG Univ of Cal at Berkeley, UCLA BA,MA Spanish 4GB GERTRUDE GUY University of Oklahoma B.S. Homemaking, Family Living RALPH HAUGHT Glenville State, West Virginia University A.B., M.A. Mathematics ROLAND HEALY University of Illinois B.A. English, Reading- Communications DONALD M. HELTON San Diego State B.A. Industrial Arts BETTY HENDERSON Ohio Wesleyan University English ,i, QF is L t'-'il Q -:ii W ir, , ,,,.,,.,, JERRY HARVEY Millikin University B.A. B.S. English MARTHA HASSLER Mississippi Southern College Mathematics I-'Afllll' Y HELPS T0 PROM0 F 5 H00 SPR T ' ci 'B 5' 2 if mi- x EDITH KURTZ -RQ M ,...f University ot Arizona W' B.A. N-----.. English Mr. Giles ond Mrs. Pietruszko discuss the question, ls 0 WENDELL K. LISLE ,, heolthy body necessary for o good student? Drake University, San Diego State A.B., M.A, Biology Sc' ence I-'A Cl! TY READIES' SENIOR! I-'0R GRADIIA lION Q KATHRYN S. MAJOR JOSEPHINE MESSINA Akron University, University of Pittsburgh San Diego State B.S. B.A., M.A. Business Education French, English GEORGE LIVERMORE f Boston University B.S., M.A. ounseling, Mathematics VICTOR LONG San Diego State History, Athletics ' Q- 1 E it X is , 41 Y is J . iagrgai ' 2- iii-2? .. . ,- ROBERT H. LOVE San Diego State A B A . ' ' . ERNEST MUELLER BYRON B. MYERS Chemlstry' physlcs Western Illinois University San DiAegBo State B.S. . . Geometry, World Science Driver Education, History Athletics l7 l JAMES R. NOLFI WILLIAM PADELFORD HAYDEN L. PARKS Ohio University, San Diego State Butler University, Kent State University A.B., M.A. Washington University B.S., M. Ed. Band, Counseling B.S., M.A. English, Annual World History I-A Clll TY AID IIINIORS N D V l0PIN6 LFADFRSHI LONEY H. PEACOCK, JR. BEVERLY PETERSON San Diego State University of Arizona B.A. B.S. History, Civic Problems Physical Education, Lancerettes FRED PETERSON GENEVIEVE PIETRUSZKA San Diego State San Diego State B.S. A.B. Typing, Clerical Practice, Nurse Athletics PAUL PRUETT San Diego State B.A. Woodshop, Athletics ROBERT E. REEVES Iowa State B.S., M.S. Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop THOMAS M. RICE San Diego State B.A. Civic Problems EVA SENNETT Kearney State A.B. Library i. EDWARD THORNTON ROBERT E. TOMLINSON Drake University, San Diego State State University of Iowa A.B. B.S., M.A. English, Athletics FAC!! TY Hl-'LPS PEGGY WHEATCROFT University of California at V Berkeley Home Economics WAYNE A. WHITBY San Diego State J. FRED WILSON University of Denver, B.A. Colorado State Driver-Health Education, B.S., M.A. Life Science, Athletics History, Mathematics NTRUDIICE SOPHOMORES T0 Hlll TOP HIGH DANIEL D. VANT HULL San Diego State B.A, History, Psychology JOSEPH WAGNER, JR. San Diego State B.M.E. Orchestra, Choral Music . I , Every day Mr. Peacock and many other teachers, helped to supervise the hungry Lancers in the cafeteria. SCH00l STA!-'I-' CAFETERIA WORKERS Appetizing lunches awaited the hungry Lancers each day through the efforts of the following ladies: Freda Watson, LaVona Duncan, Ann Beitl, Sophia Majchrzak, Alice McCann, Helen Boudreau, Alnllnrln nrxxlln CUSTODIANS Due to the work of these fine men, the Hilltop campus was clean and attractive each morning. Left to right they are, lfirst row? Floyd Arney, Joe - Krall. Frank Robidag lsecond rowl Pete Larson, John Lindquist, George Strickland. L 20 SECRETARIES Green slips flew as these efficient ladies performed their jobs in o thorough manner. They are, left to right Goldie Brizendine, Carol Rogers, Eine Pedrotti, Thelma Matweecha, Joan Rice, Betty Hoffman, Vanitta Olinger. BUS DRIVERS Safe transportation to and from Hill- top High was provided for many Lan- cers by these men, lLeft to rightl Floyd Marlow, Orville Brown, Harold Linde- mood, Pat Morey, West Kilcrease, and Steve Ballard, 'o'f fm5w .t , 1, , 4 Q 'st Qf,,,,t R9 Lancers to shoulder, Every e Officers, and Senators, and indi- the Regents and Ambassadors. At various during the school term, Loncers, like these pictured here, were called upon to support their classmates, and elect their choices tor the various school offices. By doing this, the mighty Lancers helped to make the term student government a living phrase at Hilltop High. A ASB VICE-PRESIDENT The office of ASB Vice-President this year was capably handled by Brian Webber. ln addition to presiding over the Inter-club Council, he supported Anna in the many Senate activities. Brian's main project this year was the organization and supervision of the tree planting program, which has helped our campus to become more beautiful. This senior served as sports editor of the Lance and was a member of the Key Club and Quill and Scroll. All in all, Brian has admirably lived up to the high honor of vice-president. BRIAN WEBBER H V. 1,, v stryy ,,,,, fi? , iirs . NANCY ROST 'i-, ifi ii' 'il' eete, eil eeri its 1 Y1,321ififfiifrffi A A '-:' ,-i s ifffiglllbi 'ff-7!1,'f eseett ' iil -- W i 22 i l ASB SECRETARY this year fulfilling her role as Secretary. Some of the many du required of her in this important j were taking minutes of all Sen meetings, distributing them to the 4 visories, and handling the ASB cor respondence. Nancy Rost was certainly kept bl A T 1 hard as page editor of the Lance served as Senator in her sophom and junior year and was a CSF Se bearer. Nancy could often be seen worki c C formed her duties with all the caref ness and thoroughness necessary, helped to maintain the fine traditic of the Hilltop student body. Throughout the year, Nancy per a A N N A T EA F F The honor of being ASB President has many strings of responsibility attached, Anna Teaff cheerfully accept- ed these challenging duties when she was elected to the highest office in Hilltop's student government, Anna spent a large part of her senior year representing Hilltop l-ligh at the many civic and social functions throughout the city. At school, she presided over the bi-monthly Senate meetings, sat as an exfofficio member on all committees, and conducted the mony assemblies during the year. ln addition to her role in leadership, Anna was a news reporter tor the Lance newspaper, JV, Songleader in her junior year, CSF Sealbearer, and an Academic Award winner. Anna, your endless devotion to Hilltop as ASB President did not go unnoticed, The spirited Lancers this year are a living testimony of the work and time you gave for the betterment of this School, The appreciation of the entire student body is extended to you. 23 Julie Smith Beverly Gregg lst semester lst semester Judy Perrault lst semester r I it Q A Q -Q 4 ,Q 24 , 1 l 'H 5, H x 1 fs, ,Q x W kg. is L ,- fa ' W ' , w t. 'as .imdjg 31' ' + , 1, -A ,L a 31 -4' at 1 45' '1 XR fs Ellen Torrance lst semester 1' ' John Link lst semester Leann Kozak lst and 2nd semesters Margo Litchfield I st semester Throughout the year, the Lancer senators and am- bassadors served their respective classes and publica- tions in the Student Body Senate. This year, some of the improvements include the adoption of the Page System, making the AFS Student an ambassador, changing the Homecoming regulations, and introducing the Metro League victory banners at Hilltop High. They 'accom- plished all this and much more under the able guidance of Mr. Robert Brelsford, SENA TDR! Robin Larson Susan Kovar lst and 2nd semesters lst and 2nd semesters Kathy Ga rd l st semest if if W. ft, ,, , YH' if Ken Mahoney lst and 2nd semesters Susanne Salkeld lst semester , I Rosie O'Day lst and 2nd semesters ri ff s' r,,, a J 'A J . . . ,,y Kay Zakarian Don Montell Chris Zakarian lst and 2nd semesters 2nd semester 2nd semester .. .Ig ww 'cf' J 3 - S tteii, - fsi J as Judy Peters lst semester 'ff Pt' J N ,eith Skaug 1d semester P12533 ., if! jf. Tim Heck 2nd semester Bob Kent 2nd semester John Sweeten John Weir 2nd semester 2nd semester Irene Hartung 2nd semester Mr, Brelsford Advisor Werner Prigge A.F.S. Student f fiiT48X1ii!9W 9E?fi Y'VfT'if'?W:fff!QQffff ggi,gei,5-fr pie- 11, .iifY29:ifk,fiifET' il 73512 A Vaughan Benson J Senior Class President kj? , 5 , ' ,,1-' V , AMBASSADDRS p ' Te Y Maple Linda Thornton Vgsanigmgggf 50Pl1p0mQQe Class Junior Class President res: ent Helen Zounes Carole Ritchie Betts Williams Girls' League Idyll Editor Lance Editor President 25 J' if A, I ' ggi Craig Higgs . fe gi Activities .425 1' V lx 4-A Joni Blanton Art G' . if s. i Q i Shari .Iasek Art fmt 9 l These seven Regents spent much time all year working to keep Hilltop High one of the top schools in this area. They all l handled their jobs to the best of their ability as born leaders l do, and helped put into action that true Lancer Spirit. y gi A-.. x ...Q 'W i i-:fi 1 ff' ' 1 ' ' A' A g it si KVV4 K E if 7 Carmen Edwards, Regent of Finance, worl diligently to keep the Lancer books balance' JoLynn Schmit checks the popcorn machine while Dawn Moltby puts the finishing touches on a poster before a basketball game starts. K ' 'M u-new Dawn Maltby Pep 41 ,,--fs-.-... A. FJ' i 6. ff ws QQ ,af , Qsw AJ- , vs. ,gigs fgfwx ,r 'iw-'54, V. Tony The quoh qi' vw 'U'- . . 4, '65, vi N A12 Q NL x p . . , , 1-Mg, M. - ,q '53, 3 . 'ap 1 ' 1 5 1' ' .., 1 x,.f X af 1 4QH raw ff J! 6 7- . Qw2 ffl K wx, , , ,,., yi 'x 7 2 S mwmm 5 wf W f , aJ'fW' Q4 f wg? 4 Q m 'if fx Q ' M5 3 Va . x gy iifiilf, ' L 9 fx if . ,F A if A- -we , L' '- 1? . w 4 , Lg ' . 1 f , 121.1 vi, ' if A I Q, g gn 9' - if sw 1 5 K- Q -li 'fig QQ i lm., 'M' f if 'fffii g + f ' 2 , ' . 4 ,. . H , 3 1 Vaughan Benson Senior Class President Ruth Dale Drum Majorette Craig Higgs Sharon Jasek Regent of Activities Regent of Art Carmenlita Edwards Regent of Finance Linda Knibbs Cheerleader Robin Larson Cheerleader Jill Gregory Debate Tony Newland Nancy Rost Regent of Elections ASB Secretary One of the most coveted honors that may be bestowed upon a graduating senior is that of being chosen as an ASB Lite Member. Because of their out- standing contributions to the school in scholarship, citizenship, and leadership, these fourteen Seniors have been selected by both their fellow classmates and their teachers, as recipients of this award. Continued membership in the ASB after graduation is assured to these students by the gold card they receive. This card entitles them to admission, free ot charge, to all home games and activities at Hilltop High School. Helen Zounes Girls' League President JoLynn Schmlt Regent of Service Anna Teaff ASB President Betts Williams Lance Editor .l 1275? 29 l OI-' A CCUMPLISHMFNI' i 56 The Serra Museum in Presidio Park today is the land- mark of the original Spanish settlement, founded in I769. Just as this area represents the oldest section of San Diego, so it is that the seniors of '62 are the pioneer class of Hilltop. As sophomores, they aided their fellow Lancers in setting the many customs and traditions of the school. As juniors, they promoted school spirit and finally as seniors, they accepted their diploma proudly with the feeling of accomplishment. Editors: Mimi Richards Ronda Rustvold Wm-,ge . The Senior Class officers were faced with endless duties which proved necessary in carrying out the true purpose and meaning of the Class of '62. Under the direction of Vaughan Benson, president, Bob Hargrove, vice-president, Betts Williams, secretary, and Ruth Dale, treasurer, the Senior Class handled such activities as the box social, the Look magazine sale drive, and the Senior prom. Work never seemed to end for these busy leaders. Perhaps their biggest job was the collection of senior dues, which were used for the Senior banquet, gift, and various other functions during the year. Vaughan, Bob, Betts, and Ruth saw to it that the various committees were organized to take care of the announcements, Senior gift, ditch day, and banquet. Members of the Class of '62 were selected to serve on these committees and the entire graduating class pitched in to make this one of the finest groups that Hilltop will ever have. The Class of '62 was extremely fortunate to have as their counselor, Mr. William Padelford. Through his patience and expert guidance, the Seniors have realized the full extent of their education and gained a better understanding of the future. Mr, Padelford, in addition to working with the senior class officers, made valuable suggestions to students who were interested in attending college or vocational schools. By administering the various achievement tests, he was able to find a future program of study, suited to the student's abilities and interests. Each senior holds a sincere affection in his heart for this wonderful man. 55 5, M-453964. ,rx , Aw 'F' ' fi 1 if ,, , A Y :L M , 5 Y- f' Q? 34 LINDA BARBER .IONI BLANTON . , x...- 4 gi l l ,N A 1 ' LE L , , , Q A PAULA FARRINGTON Q 4 A A A W Y RUTH DALE w '- I . A , , gg., ' A KATH RYN GASSAWAY 'Tvw 'K - if ,ran JILL GREGORY jif- IRENE HARTUNG A --M 'H- . INK - 1 if '! I M ,Rik E Q 'RWM I 9'+ -,, if NANCY ROST JO LYNN SCHMIT .af N., i XA k,' '?5f' 'HQ ' MN -rx 5 L... VIRGINIA MILLER GARY NEELY ANNA TEAFF KATHIE-DEE WARD ELIZABETH WILI.IAMS L. A -Q' L4 Y Ah.. xf 'Y .A,.-y NEWLAND CAROLE RITCHIE HELEN z0uNE5 IMI' 35 , E... ' i ,,Y 3 F 2 i MARY ACOSTA La nce rette Captain 2 Advisory Pres. Senior Gift Comm. ,f W9 ffl ii After many busy hours spent in preparation, seniors took their constitution test. Through Mr. Rice's lectures, projects and terms, seniors gained a practical knowledge of American Government. BILL ALLAN Spanish Club JOAN ALTOMARE GAIL ARCHER SHARON ARCHER RENA ARBALLG Election Comm. Erudites G.A.A. Art Guild . Senior Banquet Comm. Pep Club Latin Club Asst. Regent of Pep RALPH AUER KAREN AUSTEN JOHN AXSOM CHERYL AYER1 Art Guild Dramatics Pep Club Marching Band Advisory Vice Pr- L: 3 5 36 'ann-X Q-.pf LINDA BARBER JAMES BANNER JOANNE BALLATORE Flag Corps Debate Academic Award Choir Lanceretfes 5 NIOR.S' START YEAR 0 I-' RIGHT CAROL BATES GARRY BAUGHER LSflC9C?fif J.V, Baseball ep u r Za' 1 s fe.. 'L '-- 1 Xin LYNN BEAUCHEMIN . C.S.F. Marching Band Future Teachers MARY BEAUMONT Marching Band Concert Band ERNEST BECERRIL Marching Band Vocal Ensemble Choir GAYLE BEESON G.A.A. CAROL BASTYR QQ, fi Vw 9009 SUSAN BEHRENS Girls' League Rep. Academic Award Spanish Club Sec. :.l 'ifi '.- ' WPT ' ES' SHIRLEY BELL VAUGHAN BENSON DENNIS BILETNIKOFF Marching Band Senior Class Pres. Varsity Basketball Red Cross Rep. Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball Key Club Pres. Key Club i if A' .avr-S 'N ,xv- 'KIZT7 JONI BLANTON JOE BERG ERNIE BERRY NICHOLAS BESKER Regent of Art Art Club Pres. Senior Prom Comm. M Pep Club Varsity Wrestling Art Guild Art Guild Popular Nancy Rost and Richard Hathaway were chosen as the l962 IDYLL King and Queen. Nancy spent many hours as A.S.B. Secretary, while Richard was honored as an outstanding player of our varsity football team. DYU KING AND GUEEN SH UID BY CLASS 0F Z2 if EUGENE BIGELOW SANDRA BOARD SUSAN BOHLING LEE R. BOWDEN PGP Clllb G.A.A. Varsity Tennis Pep Club Art Guild Art Guild STEVE BOWERS SANDRA BOWMAN G.A.A. Pep Club Lancereifes BOB BRACKEN ANN BRAUNGARDT Choir Pres. Latin Club Vice-Pres. Future Nurses PAT BRENNAN CANDY BROOKS Senior Ring Comm. Varsity Songleader Sophomore Pres. 39 5' NIOR CIA55 SHO WS TRADITIONAL .SPIRIT JIM BROOKS Marching Band Senior Ring Comm. ,I, ,,f , , -as-:+V JOHN BROWN B Football Varsity Football E RICHARD BURMINGHAM THOMAS BUSHFIELD Marching Band B Football Senior Ring Comm. J.V. Track JERRY BUTLER SUSAN BUYER Varsity Football Senior Gift Comm. WARD BROWNE ROGER BURGE Varsity Football 40 MIKE BUNNEY B Football Advisory Pres. J.V. Tennis JO ANNE BURGI Lance and Pennon Spanish Club Pep Club up-4 ALBERT CAIN ANDY CAMPBELL .l.V. Cross Country Varsity Baseball ' Varsity Tennis Varsity Basketball Key Club JAYNE CANNON Lancerettes Senior Picnic Comm. Office Helper CHARLES EARL CASSANI Varsity Wrestling Varsity Cheerleader Key Club LINDY CASSEL B Football JIM CHEW Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Key Club VIRGINIA CLEAVER French Club HARVEY CANTWELL The job of these Seniors was to choose a senior ring for the class of '62. This committee consisted of the following RUBY CLEMET Seniors: Carole Ritchie, Sharon Plerigo, Judie Johnson, Lyn- ette Whaley, Bob Hargrove, and Mike Lewis. HUGH COPELAND NORA CORDONIER RUSSELL CORDREY RICHARD COURON Marching Band 'Nrestling Senior Gift Comm. Track C.S.F. IDYLL Rep. - Y '-..' ..f, 4, -f':11':.Z-' s.i1-'P ' . A RRRR if , R 1 LL LL' A - it MARY K. CRABBE HAROLD CRAFT TONI CRANGLE L Psychology gives students on opportunity to understand them- selves ond the world around them. DARRELL CREWS PAT CROWLEY COLLEEN CRISPIN LAURA CROCKETT VICTOR CUMMINGS Lancerettes Spanish Club Pep Club Modern Dance Choir ff it - ' ' -' . -E ,,.. -- I f i l ' ll c 1 l L , .V '11 RUTH DALE BILL DALLAS GAIL DAUGHERTY GARY DAVIS Drum Major Marching Band Lancerettes Cross Country Senior Class Treas. Welcoming Comm. Science Club Academic Award Girls' League Rep. French Club 5' NIORS' HNAI Y AR PRUV 5' UMIIHIIGING NANCY DAVIS FRANK DEITCHMAN ARWIN DE JONG DIANE DELLA TORRE G.A.A. Spanish Club C.S.F. , H 4 Q-nw -,,, arf VIVENNE DELLA TORRE DIANE DeMENGE MILDRED DITTENHAVER PETE DIXON JACK D. DOSS Senior Ring Comm. JUDY DOSS IDYLL Staff Girls' League Rep. Senior Picnic Comm. DENNIS DRISCOLL Ways and Means Comm. 44 5 NIORJ' DISPL4 Y LEADERSHI ix' DAVID DUNAFON Marching Band Concert Band SUE DUGGAN G.A.A. JERRY DUNN .5-99' ll 'lIH'i ' eglppsvuxmw ,V .. 'UIQ , U The class of '62 was fortunate in being able to enjoy their lunch on the beautifully completed senior lawn. JEAN ELLMERS C.S.F. Choir G.A.A. COLLETTE ENNIS G.A.A. Pep Club X ,if SANDI ERWIN DARLENE EVANS Porn Pon Lieutenant C.S.F, Varsity Songleader Future Nurses Letter Carrier Spanish Club in-.. CARMENLITA MARIE MARLYN ELDRIDGE EDWARDS Art Guild CSF- Spanish Club Regent of Finance Lance and Pennon SHARON LYNN EVANS Pep Club Future Nurses Senior Gitt Comm. N.-J CAROL EVJE Pep Club Lance and Pennon JANICE FANNING Future Nurses 46 75-. GARY FERALDO Key Club J.V, Baseball PAULA FARRINGTON C,S.F. Life Member Orchestra Spanish Club ROSCOE FERNANDEZ JIM FISCHER Varsity Footba Varsity Basketb Key Club MIKE FOLEY C.S.F. Erudites Science Club LOLA F ROST ll all DON FULFORD KATHY GARDNER Senate Flags Lanceretfes KATHY GARLAND PIERRE GASCOIGNE KATHY GASSAWAY C A A C.S.F. Life Member Aff Guild Senate Ehrman .Y S NIOR Y AR PR PAR 5' FUTII E CITIZENS Lancerettes Spanish Club Red Cross Rep. SUSAN GAUCK Lancerettes French Club Office Helper JOHN GAULD i lmzk?-la.. RICHARD GASTELUM N.F,L, J.V. Basketball -A-dj' ,J This committee chose a group of three announcements which were displayed on the Senior Lawn and voted upon by the senior class Members of this committee were from bottom row, left to right Tylie Gomez, Linda Williams, Carmenlita Edwards, Lynn Beau chemin, and Carolyn Laury, top row, left to right Carol Taylor Darlene Montgomery, Mimi Richards, Ruth Dale and Ruby f f 1 E X . 'l sim V ' ffm, W Q1 H: . .:.ui1y,1i:,-f-ri, l kk., we 5,13 if sss sl DAVE GIBSON TOM GILLIS Varsity Golf Cadet Corps Chess Club ' 13' .- - 2 A i , f'Yf ,'l'Xf g . ' f ' '- k', .,,. ,.,, , , , ' 3 4 A A ,'., .,s. One of the mony electives offered to seniors is thot of Office Helper. Dove Kettelci, Jerry Dunn, Alvino Steinert, ond Jo Anne Bollotore spent l mony busy hours working in the office, collecting ottendonce ond toking out coll slips for the counselors. K l JACK GILMORE JIM GLASGOW l Erudites Pep Club Cadet Corps Senior Gift Comm, Science Club ...,, ,M-104 KATHY GLOVER TYLIE GOMEZ DAVE GONZALES Vocal Ensemble Varsity Songleader Pep Club Jr.-Sr, Prom Comm. Spanish Club Senior Announcement Comm. Senior Banquet Comm. KYLE GORMAN B Football Varsity Baseball KAY GRAHAM CHERYL GRANTHAM SUSANN GREENLEE JILL GREGORY G.A.A. G.A.A. CSF. N.F.L. Choir Quill and Scroll C.S.F. Life Member Art Guild Girls' League Rep. American Field Service Student .Tre MARJORIE GRINDLE AVALEE GROAT C.S.F. Future Teachers Lancerettes Red Cross Rep. Vocal Ensemble 1 PHILIP M. GROVES Marching Band Choir President Varsity Wrestling 5 NIURS 6.4 N PRAC CAI KNO WIEDGF DAVE HALL JACK HALL Marching Band Concert Band Pep Band RICHARD HANANO x STEPHEN HERNEY LINDA HENSLEE Marching Band DON HEAGLE ' Pep Club 3' N-Q-p 50 PAT HAYDEN JIM HENLEY Spanish Club V 1:3-5.: i'7 2 Q 1 M H , ' 1 1 , - . - 3 . 7 ,' . l'lW,gf'af -A , A' Y' JACKIE HATTON f 5 iii i Porn Pon Lieutenani , 1 ' Lance and Pennon A 'F ' 2 Pep cub ., K A Juov HELGESON c3.A.A, liii 41 Choir l mVh,Z z: z: Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. RICHARD HATHAWAY BOB HARGROVE B Football Senior Class Vice Varsity Football Spanish Club Pres. Varsity Wrestling 5' 5' 'Y SNIORS DITHATBGU KRANH LEONA HARRIS PAULA HARRIS RANDY HARVEY JIM HART C.S.F. Lancerettes Choir Pep Club French Club Choir Future Nurses IRENE HARTUNG C.S.F. Life Member Lancerettes IDYLL Staff STEVE HANCOCK Choir Pep Club Spanish Club 14151, Selecting a suitable location for the seniors to have their Ditch Day was the job of this committee. Those included were, top row, left to right: Jim Fischer, Dennis Biletnikoff, Sharon Perigo, Denny Woods, and Steve Bowers. Bottom row, left to right, Susan Bohling, Andrea Moloney, Jayne Cannon, Susan Kovar, Susanne Salkeld, and Judy Doss. 5l BILL HESS C.S.F. Debate Spanish Club KATHY HEUSCHELE G.A.A. STEVE HILL Regent of Service B Football S NIORS PLAY B 6 PART N '62 VARIETY SHO W-MARDI GRAS CRAIG HIGGS C.S.F, Life Member LAVONNE HOLLAN Vanity Football Roaeirr HILLIARD Rosie HoLDeRriELo Regent of Student Activities Spanish Club Art Guild 'ir ' GERALD HOLMES SHARON HUBLIT J.V. Track Marching Band DON HUGHES KATHY HUGHES C.S.F. Life Meml: ' Orchestra Spanish Club 2 5 - 1 BOB HULTQUIST Spanish Club These senior boys ore leisurely enjoying the good lunches offered in the cofeterio. HRls'riNiA HUMMEL WAYNE HUMPI-miss HARVEY HUNT PEGGY :AMS C.S.F. ' Pep Club Advisory Pres. 'ivusmf W. INGLETT LOPATI IULI SYLVIA JARBOE BILLIE JARVIS 5 Pep Club c.s.F. Art Guild 3 Red Cross Rep. Art Guild Red Cross Rep. SHARI JASEK IDYLL Staff C.S.F. Life Member Regent of Art 'Ft - CAROL JAYNES Lancerettes Class Treas. -V Girls' League Rep. One of the most challenging classes offered to seniors is Physics. With the help of Mr. Love, many experiments were performed to help prepare the students for future careers in o scientific field. ...nd HUGH JENKINS J.V. Football B Track RAY JINDRA JERRY JOHANSEN JOHN JOHNSON JUDIE JOHNSON Varsity Baseball B Football G,A,A, Varsity Basketball Senior Ring Comm. Lance and Pennon B Football Senior Ring Comm. HARUMI KAWATO JANICE KEIM W'-- 1' , .L.L,,,.. .'f 1 GAA' GA-A. LL ' ' Lance and Pennon Ma rchi ng Band ' J PSD Club Red Cross Rep. Q5 . nv- -...P CAROLYN JULIEN DANNY JONES Baseball Red Cross Rep. l E 'of' lx,xg,7,. CAROLYN KENNAMER Lancerettes Senior Gift Comm. Future Teachers CLASS 0I-' Z2 RECEIVE NUM R011 A WARD GAIL KENNEDY C.S.F. Quill and Scroll IDYLL Staff DEANNA KENNEDY Lance Staff Future Teachers Senior Banquet Comm. 52 1 EDDIE KELLOGG Wrestling Vocal Ensemble Cross Country lelr , A 0 if W . 1 - -- ,I tern' 3' J DAVID JOHN KETTELA Varsity Football JACK KENT Key Club Varsity Golf J.V. Basketball JOAN KEYES 55 This hard working committee deserves much of the credit for the success of the senior prom as it was their responsibility to choose the band, location, and decorations. The members were, front row, left to right: Joni Blanton, Charles Cassani, Carole Ritchie, Steve Hill, lrene Hartung, John McCormick, back row, left to right: Robin Larson, Kathy Gardner, Bob Proctor, Joelle Russ, Joe Merrill, Jan Sorenson, and Ray Jindra. SUE KEYES JIM KIDWELL RAY KINCANNON MICHELLE KING TOWNSEND KING Wrestling Varsity Football Choir Varsity Track J.V. Track Varsity Wrestling Pep Club Red Cross Rep Key Club -qzrzf -sunt' JOHN KNAPIK CHARLES KNEFLER LINDA KNIBBS JAMES KNIZEK Varsity Track Varsity Cheerleader Cadet Corps Red Cross Pres, Homecoming Princess Choir Latin Club Spanish Club Vice Pres. S NIURS W IRI A T H B AIITIFUI SEN OR PRUM WARREN KNOX SUSAN KOVAR JIM LABERTEW Varsity Baseball Senate Marching Band Spanish Club Lance and Pennon Manager Concert Band C.S.F. Senior Picnic Comm. Pep Band is ' 5.1 N'-if I-. grgfiglmw. .C ci, V,h. .. EVELYN LANGFORD ROBIN LARSON SUSAN LARSON Lance and Pennon Senate G,A,A, G.A.A. Varsity Cheerleader Pep Club Key Club Sec. Science Club -4-fl' K ANN LAYTON LILIA LEDESMA Lancerettes G.A.A. Pep Club Red Cross Vice Pres. ..,,f CAROLYN LAURY Spanish Club Future Teachers Senior Announcement Comm LONNIE LEE Varsity Basketball Key Club ' K l ' N.,f' '?'-wr IVA JEAN LEGLER JIM LEONI LORNA LEWIS Varsity Baseball Flag Corps Senior Gift Comm. Red Cross Vice Pres, EDDIE LOULA SELMA DIANE LOWERY BEVERLY JEAN LUKASIK Choir French Club Future Nurses Latin Club Senior Announcement Comm, 139:-Q in ' MICHAEL LEWIS Varsity Tennis JOHN LINENDOLL Lance and Pennon Science Club Pres, French Club Pres. Senior Ring Comm. Senior Picnic Comm, M 'Q I E I ' iil iili if F-C I , N lr fl Q A . ,A fig - gf I 'J 'X -f f sp it, i f is A .X 'W -AW f 34 ' 4 -'Nes i' 1 X' A rg , , ,,i' H U 1 . F c,,i. f ' E X i , 55 ig 5 ww I I i s ,,,,, p A Ag e A iii 'ii J ifi - J , i ,1 f ,,.,, I , ff , JI ' , i i A - 'ESI . ' y in I ki I ' ' 912 T 1 . u T! nAviD MACIEL ,,, YV, 1 41. if I V. I Ari? fi il i ff' i, '- Z N , ,V V , , i ,fl X , ,i . , A ,J i. Q , L PTfa5:Qb , ' I S ,Q e U 'S 5 , as f 1 ' fi. ' ' -I H 'J - i '. e A Hub I ii ' I 5 ' I I - - - 'i'i J' is I C 1 ' i ,ii 'P HF A I , I , I' . isi, 58 A A Much spirit is shown cis the Loncers prepare for the Chula Visto-Hilltop gcime. JOHN MACEVICZ Varsity Football Track TOM MACNAMARA DICK MADISON KENNETH MAHON EY Senate Choir '14ll H Il T0 HIlll'0P HI H DAWN MALTBY Regent of Pep RICHARD MANARY Marching Band Latin Club Rifle Team JEANNE MARSH TERRY MAnsHAu. ELIZABETH MAnsToN soNNY MATTHEWS STEVE MAYNARD Choir Senate Future Nurses K. W,,, ,, f Q rw. ii ,,3 J G ' MI' A V, JUDY McARTHUR G.A.A. CAROL McCANN LINDA McCLELLAN CHARLES McCORKELL Pep Club C.S.F. Life Member Pep Band Future Teachers Marching Band Future Nurses S NOR Dll 5 PIAY AN IMPU TANT JOHN H. McCORMICK Varsity Golf Science Club Senior Ring Comm. 'is A -4-J P RT 0 I-'INAl YEAR CAROL ANN MCDONALD SHELLY MCGEE SANDY MCMASTERJ Pep Club Pep Club Choir l Art Guild French Club Future Nurses Pres. Jr,-Sr. Prom Comm. Advisory Pres. A '11--eff .-ft' -, 'ge -m 77' 'FI-A 3? MARJORIE MENG Choir French Club JOE MERRILL MELVIN MIGUEL BARBARA MILLER Varsity Football Pep Club Senior Prom Comm. Key Club Mk -Q 5... Senior dues were one of the unpleasant realities that had to be faced by seniors. Brian Webber could be seen willingly collecting the dues in the ASB. office. VIRGINIA MILLER MIKE MILLER NICK MILLICAN Erudites Choir Varsity Baseball C.S.F. Life Member Varsity Track Varsity Football Spanish Club vu- Wa-8 Ki I . A .c,, ANDREA MOLONEY DARLENE MONTGOMERY EVELYN MONTGOMERY Lancerette Lieutenant C.S.F. C.S.F. Girls' League Rep. Lance and Pennon Lance Staff Senior Prom Comm. Senior Announcement Comm, Quill and Scroll QI W 3 I 'Th- ffui. , CAROLYN MOORE G.A.A. Pep Club PETE MOORE GARY MOORE CHARLES MORTON ROBERT MORTON Varsity Golf Latin Club Science Club French Club 'Q5 wr,-.4-V 'x 'If' W ..,A W, T., ,x x TAKENORI MURAOKA MARY ANN NORCROSS Varsity Cross Country G.A,A, Varsity Wrestling Future Nurses Track JANE OCHI RICHARD ODGERS SHIRLEY ANN OLIVER Lancerettes Orchestra Pep Club 'fhaaai' GARY NEELY TONY NEWLAND N.F.L. Pres. C.S.F. Pres. C.S.F. Life Member Regent of Elections Lance Business Mg r. CHARLOTTE NIX G.A.A. Choir Ensemble NANCY ORRELL C.S.F. Majorette Senior Ring Comm. SENIURS REA CH G0 l IN MA GAIINE 5.415 JANET PARKER Varsity Songleader Lancerettes SUSAN PAULINE JAN PAYNE RICHARD PEARN Latin Club Choir Pep Club Vocal Ensemble Lance and Pennon Lance and Pennon fo! we..- MELODY PARMELY G.A.A. enior Banquet Comm. LARRY PENNINGTON GREGORY PEREZ Rick lnglett and Danny Sawyer point out the problems of dating to an interested group of students from Mrs. Guy's Family Living Class. .5250 ', gg - DAT l N G g iis s E i' L. A lj I . 4 5 f g H . 1 , lv R we 'ff' in div-mfg M h.,,,,,.....r SHARON PERIGO PLYNN PERROTT LYNN PERRY MARLENE PETERS Senior Ring Comm. C.S.F. Art Guild Senior Picnic Comm. Spanish Club Red Cross Rep. Key Club Senior Announcement Comr l I KENNY PETERSON BOB PEWTRESS RICHARD PHILLIPS SYLVIA PHINNEY B Football Band Pres. Varsity Baseball Pep Band Dance Band Homemaking develops an appreciation in the art of Home Economics and helps to create the good qualities which make a real home. LAWRENCE PICKARD CHERYL PIKE Varsity Cheerleader Homecoming Princess LUTHER PITCHFORD Wrestling BOB PROCTOR Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Senior Prom Comm. WERNER PRIGGE Erudites Advisory Pres, Key Club FAYE POWELL si? 7 441'-f if 'www 5 tv VANETTE PULLIAM BRUCE RAGLIN G.A.A. Choir Vocal Ensemble S N OR 6' RLS' CUMPETE I-'UR DMEM K R 0 TH Y AR MICHALEE RAMSEY Homecoming Princess sl , DALE E. RANDALLS JR. Marching Band Science Club Concert Band BILL RECTOR PATRICIA REEVE BOB REYNOLDS BOB RICE Varsity Basketball Latin Club Varsity Football Advisory Pres J.V. Basketball Future Nurses Varsity Wrestling Jr. Red Cross Rep. Choir Senior Gift Comm. ,X K July, sd MJ? up-...av MIMI RICHARDS CAROLE RITCHIE MIKE ROBERTS SHARON ROCKOFF IDYLL Staff IDYLL Editor IDYLL Photographer Art Guild Senior Announcement Comm. C.S.F. Life Member Cadet Corps Pep Club Sec. Office Helper Girls' League Vice Pres. C.S,F. S N 0R CLASS PR SENTS S NIOR GIFT 0 HIHTO STUD NT B0 Y The selection of the class gift was the duty of this committee. Serving on 66 this committee were, from left to right: Jim Glasgow, Shari Smith, Nora Cordonier, Susan Buyer, Nancy Rost, Kathy Hughes, Carolyn Kennamer, Gary Neely. NANCY ROST A.S.B. Sec. Lance Staff C.S.F. Life Member JUAN SALGADO Cadet Corps Rifle Team Color Guard SUSANNE SALKELD JAMES SALLEE Senate Spanish Club Lance and Pennon Senior Picnic Comm. S :IFN at ,ga ' P24-A pn- , x fx an 'wx JOHN SANTIAGO DANIEL SAWYER GALE SCHILDMEYER JERRY SCHAEFFER Track Varsity Track HB Football Cadet Corps Marching Band Varsity Football Future Teachers Club JO LYNN SCHMIT Latin Club C.S.F. Life Member Regent of Service KEN SCOTT IDYLL Staff Varsity Baseball Key Club DENNIS SCULL Varsity Football J.V. Baseball 68 H0 0R STUD NTS EARN CSI-I ll E MEMBERSHIP fb A GENE SH EGGEBY C.S.F. Marching Band Choir THOMAS SHANKS Cadet Corps Jr. Red Cross Rep. Color Guard NORM SHERBURNE as ra ze ' - ,me-11311. . . uw ffm, as YT 'R Ve...-4' X'vr ?1! EDWARD SMITH LEONARD SMITH Varsity Football B Football Pep Club l l i ii BARBARA SIMMONS FRANCES SINOCK KAY SKINNER Pep Club Art Guild G.A.A. Pep Club Choir Sec. Latin Club Girls' League Rep. 5 JUDY SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH BONNIE SMITH Pep Club Future Nurses DIANA SMITH G.A.A. Lancerettes Pep Club Seniors toke on octive interest in voting for their class senators. They ore putting their civics knowledge to o procticol use. 4 5 2 .I at 'I ! eeee gd , X' iw' 'U . - 5' G.A.A. Sec. 70 n APPIICA TIO ., ' L .nf K? -1. L .010 ALVINA STEINERT G.A.A, Office Helper JACK STEVENS BARRY ST. ',a A' 1' 'E 29252 ,Q f , JAN SORENSON Lncerettes Senior Prom Comm. Ways and Means Com: I0 LEGE Wfqwn- ULA l Arr f Ji- ,... , W 5. '- Qii fw ff 'S is Nl Y lllbb i ,W ,,, ,Q ,M , , b. -'hail M. .,,. ,, . Y- ' ., ,wi I L V., rw . W--..,.. ..,- ,H .. t ,iff 44 wmfm xv bs.. , 25523 ws W , I :Q l E 2 . . 'S is 5 if .-f-.f A Club 5' b ll 3 - l A' CATHY TOMPKINS G.A,A. Pep Club Red Cross Rep. ,ff:f4f'4'5Wl5kf?'iS1 ff ' :Cf : i liisi?iW5 ' If - 'S 5 5? A fffi' 3 K va' . 5 lllb , A be K ii MICHAEL J. TOOMAN RICHARD UTHE Chess Club Spanish Club MANUEL MELVIN VIERRA B Football Varsity Wrestling J.V. Tennis DAVE VALEK TED WARD DAN WALL Track Cross Country BILL WALLACE STEVEN WALLACE CYNTHIA WALTERS Tennis G.A.A. Pep Club I-an 'Q- to xs The success of the senior banquet was put entirely in the capable hands of this committee, who were, front row, left to right: Joan Altomare, Deanna Kennedy, Lynette Whaley, Jane Ochi, Melody Parmely, back row, left to right: Ken Scott, Jim Chew, Kyle Gorman, Ken Starr. 'TT' KATHIE DEE WARD Erudites Pres. N.F.L. Vice-Pres. Girls' League Sec. 'ffrrf ANDY WARREN BRIAN WEBBER JOANNE WEISSER A.S.B. Vice Pres. Varsity Track C.S.F. E737 ' 1Q LYNETTE WHALEY LARRY WHITE Lanceretfes Senior Ring Comm. Senior Banquet Comm. 5' NIOR AC IVIII 5' PRO VE MEMURABIE Msg, .nr .121 YQ-f wc fx 'T1i A BETTS WILLIAMS BRUCE WILLIAMS CAROLYN WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS C.S.F. Sec. Marching Band Art Guild Senior Class Sec. Choir Lance Editor-in-Chief 73 f A ,.X, 1. ' .1f-X..,q, ., ff ' Q-in 2,359 1 ' ' ,,:k,g,.,,, L, y ww.. .. I A I5 1y11:9sfrI 9, :i w sf:uf5W 2124 ff ,, .,, ,.,, , ag 6 . W KM ROGER WILLIAMS BasebaH JUDY WINDER Lanceretfes ,W 3,55 jg?-p 1- ,. . K ' 5 . 2 'ig ' f ,.-' I I I , xii' IM! , ff . , f A 'N' vii? ik. I ii f, : wzw ' - -. ' -5' I :V Il' 1 ' ,,. .. ,ig , I, A ,K a gf' M I 2' ' M Q ' nm M., V ,,, Z 'V M !'1i.'i::2gee5g5 . K- 2' ff BOYD WILSON Varsity Wrestling CLASS 0I-' '62 BID N I 12 1 If-Q -' f ',p+'A ' ' ' Wm. NJ? DONNA WILSON LLOYD Lance and Pennom T0 TH IR 6l0R 0U JIM WINELAND K ' I Q Ig? . I ram, L. Choir Varsity W N... !k - J-wr-I 'W . www. ,W - I 'Wx Q-......, 01. 44 -114 gl nt-, V . ,H 1 'il Seniors await graduation day with anxious anticipation. For many of these graduation is the final realization of a lifetime dream. CHERYL WORSTER ALMA WYATT Maiorette Ji 'ii 'CWT7' . v fe--I-1 RONNIE YARBROUGH Varsity Golf Red Cross Rep. '0m.,,q. 'oi RAY YOUNG Tennis Team Pep Club HELEN ZOUNES Girls' League Pres. C.S.F. Life Member Variety Show Choreography CLOID YATES fi A n t ' if All A . K , aft., V . ' , tb-. - if I - gi, . 4 K 'Y AK X H. i ' 1 9' 2122 . . X5 i az, ki f' . V . ga, se Vyggs . y. ALLYSON ZDUNCZYK G.A,A. Pep Club Latin Club ' M-it GRADUATION DAY . . . For the last time the Senior Class gathers on their beloved campus. They have been close companions for three years, and many times have sung their Alma Mater, but the phrase AlI Hail to Hilltop High has never had as full a meaning as it does on this occasion. The line they form to receive their diploma tem- porarily unites them, but forever separates them, except in the memories they share. As the long sought symbols of achievement are placed in the Seniors' hands, their high school days pass through their minds in reverie. To each graduate, certain events loom larger than others in the memory fabric, and those material treasures of high school life will spark the recol- lection. T A football letter a faded A.S.B. card . , I that 'Proc long forgotten a crumpled variety Lance . . . roses pressed between book . . . all these fond remembrancesl There was the day, when with overpowering they entered school as Seniors, The Lawn was their domain and they walked it confidently. At the Howdy Dance they welcomed the Sopho- mares-Hilltop's newest Lancers-and that was the beginning of a wonderful year!!! Autumn brought their last football games, and they sang the fight song from the bottom of their hearts. They cheered the team and applauded the halftimes. Pep rallies were important and the Senior Yell rang out with spirit. The Seniors will not onilyxremember their activities but they will remember the journeys wezuv, , ry' -.,. ,,, .Y .nngqffi , J 4, , , Q ,. M ' ' 'Q ww- f-. it at gi L .- 4' . t I A H W ,lf Aflgil 'rv I WM new horiioidssof and lhfdliiiifcs they +f has 3 ' , i new , o t e, Qeoplewby the The reigned at Hil two previous classes court of Seniors. A few joyful graduates were of the California Scholarship Federation. Basketball occupied Seniors, as participants and spectators, and the spirit was high. By merit of high sales of the annual, the Senior fondly Class was privileged to choose the ldyll King and Queen. WG E v A C T I V I . T I E S Extra-curricular activities are many on the Hilltop campus. This provides enjoyment and enthusiasm for the Lancers as they continue their educational enrichments. Belmont Park is the center of activity for the San Diego area. lt creates fun and merriment for the youth as well as the adults and gives them an opportunity to put aside the problems of everyday life. Editors: Peggy Clark Susann Greenlee SEPTEMBER Seniors flocked to the Senior Lawn dur- ing the first week of school. S Sc S a a as c NOViMBELa, S ofa Homecoming Queen Sandi and past Queen Barbara Holloway added beauty to the l96l festivities. JANUARY These Seniors were nominated by the Class of '62 as candidates for IDYLL King and JANUARY Queen, Grade Day found many Lancer scholars sign up for C.S.F. membership. 80 if DECEMBER Christmas spirit and song echoed through the gym as the Lancer Choir performed for the student body. SEPTEMBER First day of school Howdy Dance Senate Elections FEBRUARY Hilltop again enjoyed a successful year in basketball as the 'Lancer Five demonstrated skill and sports- manship. MOMENTS T0 REMEMBER OCTOBER Academic Awards Assembly Girls' League Election Dixieland Band Concert DECEMBER Christmas Assembly Girls' League Format Christmas Vacation FEBRUARY Girls' League Election Vocal Music Workshop Basketball APRIL Band Pop Concert Easter Vacation Girls' League Fashion Show NOVEMBER American Education Week Homecoming Thanksgiving Vacation JANUARY Senate Elections District Orchestra Tour Grade Day MARCH Variety Show Junior-Senior Prom Grade Day MAY Senior Prom Twirp Season Tournament Day J UNE Vespers Senior Banquet Graduation 81 HDMI-'COMING '61 Hilltop s Anna s Queen Sandi and her escort, Steve Simmons, smiled happily as the Queen-elect accepted the Lancers' ap- plauded congratulations. graciously accepted the tokens of her Home- ng reign from her escort, Steve Simmons, Barbara Ioway, HiIltop's first Homecoming Queen, and ASB. President Anna Teaft. s S . w l Wg 5 4 35625 fe 11 1 gms ij W S . 4' .W,, 1 if ,.. Lis- 1 . 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Sandi wore a scarlet satin gown with a pearl-accented bodice as she donned the title of Homecoming Queen at the Hilltop-Sweetwater football game. Steve Simmons, former varsity football letterman and member of the Class of '6l, served as Queen Sandi's escort as she was crowned by Hilltop's l96O Homecoming Queen, Barbara Holloway. The twinkle in Sandi's eyes was a clear indication of her happiness and the realization of her fondest dream. Princess Linda Head cheerleader, Linda Knibbs, made a striking picture in her coral multi-tiered formal as she served as one of the prin- cesses at the Homecoming Game. Linda has taken an active part in campus organ- izations as vice-president of the Spanish Club. Squiring her during the half-time coranation was Gary Neal,w one of Hilltop's former basketball Iettermen. 84 , 'Q wfigfgwff -fd ,A .1 if if HER MAIESTYT CUIIRT Princess Kathy Wearing a formal of royal blue taffeta and tulle, Kathy Gardner shone radiantly in Hilltop's l96l-62 Homecoming Court. Kathy has served actively as a Senator in the student government and is a member of the Lancer Flag Corps. Princess Kathy was escorted by Tony Maio, former varsity basketball player of the Class ot '6l. 1f2rwf5f5if'?fS5s!fZS- ' i 157' G- ' 'vi' fifii' A ..,.r.t. . lllk QE? rsi' ' it ' ibm, ' 'knrzvlf -- an w L: ' , fi Qi .3,if5fgQQ ' I., .... gsifgftmhssiwfn1f.zff2:3,frsws:.,Q1 A I K l ' 1 .- f..reWf..u5ahgvf.,, ,. ..c,,. kk,k 1 we ,, . ,- . ,-pt .n , V, gf, ' 31535521 ss -jg. . 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Princess Michalee was gowned in a powder blue formal of satin and tulle. Hilltop alumnus and former football letter- man, Vic Sanguinetti, served as her escort for the evening ceremonies. Princess Cheryl Cheryl Pike, one of Hilltop's ener- getic cheerleaders, reigned as Home- coming Princess in a pale blue chiffon gown. Her talent for singing and dancing, as well as her beauty, gained for her the title of Miss Chula Vista and a role in the i962 Variety Show. Cheryl's escort for the festive occasion was Joe Comella, a former Hilltop A.S.B. Vice-president. X Y 'T' , 43: 4?'Q32'34,. hw 0 at -we A . gf tl 'Nr ,td is M 4, R 1 l I l 'L f!,'-'Q Y 85 ACTIVITIES WH CUM! GRAD5 imll V g il' r 5 . M t , 3 A ag ing , If 1 I The Lancers played host to thi a fi I ,hy M y N' 1 by 154, 5 f I5 J Y ig, Hilltop alumni at the Homecominc , ,Q t h y, I If II ,,ggf,,' ff' ' I yi' U fil fi I Assembly where the queen candidate , I ' ' - II - ' , I - D I . 1 I I j ff 4 , lbwi - 4, I ' and football team were introduced. 'l 'I Q l I ' If ,,,i I I if ,I ff? ' ' 'Q Il' I 'ww w I' gg, I lei lt t . .II ., s s it 'I v' Ig I , 1I,,'f1'5K7 I' 1 - 7 IIIX ' IIIA - X IV r'-we I I . I -Y-I, - I l' It .m 1- 1: A.. ig, .W .L....-.c- .A e, -, ' ' I, f.. , , J, , . ., .s lea 'I 'ef fcefzss 1 ,pies ie IDIXW .f IN 5 Il5!i.-f . I I+ ' .iii ' ff? I ffefif l ' 5 2'?t7'Q:l 'iQff:l271f5I?l?i:f4--I iIxfIQ'Q Tl ST' :rf A . 7,52 ,, ' or Girls' League Vice-President Carole Ritchie assistedna e a honoring Hilltop's two graduated classes. .li --rf Dance, Que y Wilkins by Reed Oliv by ,lim Olivas, Princ heryl, by Don Parish, and Princ Kathy, by Bob Proctor. Lancers seem to have a knack for doing things well, whether the occasion calls for pre- cision marching in a parade or singing in the annual Christmas concert. The Hilltop marching groups and choral singers have exhibited this winning spirit through- out the past year. Not only have these talented students accumulated first place honors, but they have learned and demonstrated that only through determination and constant practice can one succeed. Each of the excellent Lancer performing groups deserves recognition for their participation in activities that have heaped honors upon Hilltop High School. it Xe X ff. gm S rw i Q .- away A 'Ya Qt ' L5 ' 5 I i X t X 4 ,siwhjg V- ,,,..t M CADH' The Cadet Corps this year concentrated on f L l l E l the two major aspects of military training: g 5 T f drill and rifle marksmanship. The rifle team 5 l 5 tired in numerous matches and competed with T Y I S T: TT 1 ' schools in both the Dewar and League con- T T C iitrr f 5 tests. Drill competition comprised the final T T T f event of the year. The drill platoon, drill T T squad, and Color Guard represented Hilltop si pier. T T T 3' : in marching competition. it A X fig if 'X f 1 N Leadership school held at Cuyamaca for ffli' ' 'T wx ,T PT T . I I 1. V x A Tl N A T the members of the corps, was the highlight if T T5 T T' T of the school year. Cadets from all over San gg l T E y Diego County attended leadership training ,df my T school to improve their military knowledge. T in f 'rgr lf' ql'l-ll T . ini 1 Tk NN. - N l 1 E T T T TT ttlr .,y, la? itit 5 ' T T T T T' - 'T T T r T T T ll' T T T ir t irir iiettt eri r T T l l X T T3 TT TT TT QT r- :T ' I TT S T l l I Q? l l First Platoon was led by Lieute s 1 g 1 g 2 ant Juan Salgado. T ' 1 'S A VT .- T T ' L T T T T TTTT T T T T TTTT T T T ,T T T 7 T E T T T .. 7 at Al S f Q 15' x 4 f 2 X l T' ' TT .T T TT T T T r ' T f T t TT T . TTTT w w Tx T 'T T 7 W 'T,1 T '-'T T TT Tlt T T TsTT TT T i l it fi- T TT . 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This year found these gifted students practicing the difficult music of composers such as Mozart, Handel, and Corelli, under the direction of Mr. Wagner. The orchestra participated in the Christmas program, accompanied the choir at the assembly, and made a tape recording for Radio KGB which was played on Christmas Day. The orchestra schedule also included district workshops, the city-county band and orchestra festival, Monday night concerts, and the traditional Vesper Service performance. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Joseph Wagner, the instru- mental and vocal music department enjoyed a truly successful year bringing honor to Hilltop High. The groups participated in city, district, county, and state fes- tivals and in numerous Christmas, Easter, and Vespers services. MR. JOSEPH WAGNER Director This tape, recorded by the mad- rigal singers in the girls' locker room, was later to determine their acceptance for the C.S.M.E. Con- ference held at Fresno where they represented Southern California in vocal music. VOCAl MUSIC -. .- 'AJ gg I. ,.. W ' ff, 1 Q ,X , .I ii 5' -H'-H--2 . f . . 9 n T 'rn .., Q-ew 1: Ti-an 4: ' .fi L, viskamga ...AIG Ffzmrfa-'mu The Lancer Choir, this year composed of over ninety members, performed at several school and social functions. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Wagner, completed a full schedule of perform- ances. These programs included numerous Christmas concerts, a performance for the Rotarians, and district festivals and workshops, including the Music-Art Festival and the District Vocal Workshop. The highlight of the choir agenda was an out-of-county trip to Westchester to perform in an S.C.V.A. Festival. The year ended with the annual choir program at Vespers Service. This year's officers were Ann Braungardt, president, Ken Mahoney, vice-president, and Kay Skinner, secretary-treasurer Q fl irjj The Hilltop Vocal Ensemble per- ' formed for many school functions and service organizations this year. This group of seventeen select voices re- hearsed and practiced to achieve 2 superior quality in blend, pitch, and i.. tone. -.4 f ii The Madrigal calendar included festivals, workshops, concerts, and all choir performances. The group per- formed in Christmas programs for hospitals and several community groups. The highlights of the year were the trips to L.A. and San Diego State Colleges, and to Fresno for the California State Music Educators' Conference. This year's officers were Robin Larson, president, Richard Pearn, vice-president, and Cathy Glover, secretary-treasurer. 91 K mf WAN-K 'fL'i w l A N CFR I I ' . L.,' A.. ' , as -serif. ljgg 1 5 ',,i5'1?,6isllK t 'ig Q52 W WX .M ,sf 'gen it i .e. A l Mr. William Padelford Director X, iiiiiii To , r f fy ,, , mm A . :fy - .-- Lkk.. K H tfilnit ' V :ff 'A MARCHING BAND . iiii. ' The Lancer Marching Band, consisting of over seventy members, added a 1 spectacular array of precision marching maneuvers to half-times on the Lancer football Held this Yeo' so .ccc M Aside from CWSP, Uleff m0fCl'Wl '9 Und SVTOPPY entertainment, the band con- f centrated on competition invitationals and secured trophies in several parades, the most important of which was the Arcadia Invitational Band Review. - 92 lc Ruth Dale Drum Majorette g - BA NDS Q .3 ' 'Q A f 3 f ' .J 5: 1, 2 . fir Al -5 Vi f ' Z, 1 Q F :-i ii ggi!--'few , , , T P , l 1 f'?i'Lf1 'ih5!?.f l ,W ' if ?lWf,1lBf. ' l' it . l. .WV l :J ,gee Y I PM A ' 'V t ' in 3 ' 4 I . l xx . t M- ...,,Qs::f ggii' s f' f W4 'ff J- ' ' am- Mft- 'l' fllt ttr rnfffhf D ' 3 A ' ' 'V gf-.., '1 l'he Marching Band snaps to an atten- : halt under the direction of Ruth Dale the Arcadia Band Review. 5 STARLIGHTERS Performing contemporary music at several school functions this year were the Starlight- ers. This group provided dance music at the Howdy Dance, the Homecoming Dance, and played for the Chula Vista Fiesta de la Luna celebrations. L 1 -4 V 3 CONCERT BAND These talented musicians played at school assemblies and performed at several public concerts during the year. The Concert Band performed at the City-County Band Festival and a Sunday concert in the Chula Vista Bowl. High- lights of the year included the Pop Concert and a special performance at Disneyland. PEP BAND These outstanding musicians were seen and heard at all pep assemblies and basketball games and added color and enthusiasm to extra-curricular campus activities. Under the direction of Dick Phillips, the Pep Band was composed of volunteer students who worked to perfect popular songs adaptable to song-leading routines. 93 TWIRIING BA TON.S' - Majorettes this year were Treasa Struble, Nancy Orrell, and Captain Judy Tschogl. Accompanying the Lancer Marching Band this year were the talented Hilltop High Majorettes, led by Judy Tschogl. During l96l-62, these girls helped liven pep assemblies, football, and basketball halftimes. The Majorettes copped the first place trophy in the Chula Vista Fiesta de la Luna parade and sparked band perform- ances in the Arcadia Band Review, Autumn Band Review, All Western Band Review, Maytime Band Review, and in o Judy TSCl'1OQl special performance at Disneyland. Captain Hilltop's colorful Majorettes entertain Lancer fans during a basketball halftime. WHIRI ING HA 65 The Lancer Flag Corps whirls and twirls to popular tunes layed by the pep band. Following the green and white Lancer Marching Band this year was the highstepping Flag Corps. These girls added spark and color to the band per- formances in their sunburst uniforms of green and silver. Led by Captain Lorna Lewis, this group of seven girls have twirled during pep assemblies, football and basketball halftimes, and have marched with the band in all parades. The Corps, though not in com- petition, has added sparkle to the Fiesta de la Luna Parade, the Arcadia Band Review, and the Maytime Band Review. Lorna Lewis Captain This year's Flag Corps members were Kathy Gardner, Linda Barber, Kathy Bennett, Lorna Lewis, Ann Wagner, Pat Heintz, and Joelle Russ. IANCERETTES Accented in Lancer-green corduroy and silver sequins, the Lancerettes commenced the year with a winning performance at the annual Fiesta de la sg. Luna Parade. Victory continued through the year as they copped first and second places for their jj outstanding performances in the Arcadia and Autumn Band Reviews. The girls anxiously an- 5 ticipated the Maytime Band Review as they hoped i 'Q to again take first place honors ,pn mfg we e ,.-'M , MARY ACOSTA Captain f r fwrsm Mm-5 rw- -f' A , A VV-r lt V L A s'-' it ,--- . 1- H mi ' t i'-' W f ',, H l J. .if ' fi , ,ff r r - , 'ffl ' 7 I ggi it H1 V! , LL I -V,kL,:. :fi 5 'l I In M1591 , ,i I I ,.L. s, u - f rf .rl ., N f ' r :v..fwe-If ':- 2 - ,. , if Hman, -' - in - A , 'V -,.' + 2Lg19fzW,fg,1,W , , rr,y.r r,., ,f :VvQ,A'V .. , , r,vv.,. gtoo 5 as rcgg CZ. iefjfgfgjif-224ffQ . ., NN,. ,, ,, . ,Kgz :.f' rj: - , - ' Iff,,'t,.:,:::wg1Q :'r A f .K K A V:-f V . , Q H V,.Vg,rL :V Lk V! VL I I 4 I -A V, A M.. as U 6 K CML. 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Under the direction of Miss Peter- son, the Lancerettes have proudly and successfully represented H,H.S. ssisting the captain are, from left to right, Lieuten- ts Beverly Trussell, Jackie Hatton, Darlene Schouer, id Andrea Moloney. These girls created new routines 1d provided the necessary leadership for their excellent erformances. MISS BEVERLY PETERSON Advisor The precision drills of the Lancer- ettes sparked halftimes at both bas- ketball and football games. Tylie Gomez Head Songleader Sandi Erwin SPARK, SPIRIT Continuing Hilltop's musical pep routines this year were the Varsity Songleaders led by Head Songleader Tylie Gomez. She attended song- leading camp at Long Beach State College last summer and these girls worked long hours on spirited routines during summer vacation. The Songleaders added spice to pep assemblies and games this year. The accent during football season was placed on peppy and lively song- leading routines. Basketball season, however, was the scene for real talent as the Songleaders, accompanied by the Lancer Pep Band and its zippy popular numbers, concentrated on rhythm routines. All of which proved to be a veritable success for arousing pep and spirit in the Lancer crowds. Candy Brooks Janet Parker Enthusiasm and effort marked time for the peppy Varsity Songleaders as they promoted Lanfer spirit at all Hilltop games this year. ENERG Y, l-'NTHIISIA SM Pep, spirit, and boundless enthusiasm were personified in Hilltop's Varsity Cheerleaders this year. This energetic group introduced a new style of routines to keep the Lancer cheers short and snappy. Led by Linda Knibbs, these four Seniors practiced untold hours together to step up the tempo of our cheers, thus promoting great response from the student body at all pep assemblies, football, and basketball games. Cooperation was the keynote, consideration for each other the basic factor, and constant chants and cheers the goal for this foursome at all games. Charlie Cassani Cheryl Pike 1 Linda Knibbs Head Cheerleader Robin La rson Different and original routines were a realized goal for this year's Var- sity Cheerleaders as they cheered and chanted the Lancers to many victo- ries. Diane Lewis C H E E R L E A D E R PEP FUR I. V. Inspiring the Lancer Junior Varsi- ties this year were three peppy Juniors led by Head J.V. Cheerleader Linda Thornton. These girls practiced long and hard perfecting cheers and chants to rally the Junior Varsities in pep assemblies, football, and basketball games. New cheers were introduced by this energetic trio to realize their goal of enthusiastic response from the Lancer rooters at J.V. games. Linda Thornton S Head J.V. Cheerleader Stephanie Pietruszka lOO The J.V. Songleaders, led by Head J.V. Songleader Susie Bell, helped boost pep at J.V. games with their clever rhythm routines. These three talented Juniors perfected the song- leading routines after many hours of drill and practice during the summer and after school. The J.V. Songleaders were seen per- forming at pep assemblies, basketball, and football games and also assisting the Varsity Songleaders. Susie Bell Head J.V. Songleader Sharon Boyer Leslie Bremer ,, i Nmmus f gy xxxxw NfL,. n'hN'k'-e.. Q . N .14-.',2, 5E'N!1 ii , 4, -K f -.'m, , z AV Nh D WN , 3f1' w i5Qii:3QS e: A Q. , aw2mK:k31,i,:ij' -,I , ' . Q-itfgf'-xi-fgfyfwiQi, I air,-YMH, , , W .W . 5115: x n:sa,2,,,g,. ' ' ' S 524 X , M 1,m,,, W 441, -wwf ,If ',,HwFf7 'T35f ,W ,ff 4 ,.- .. , Vw i ' ' J M. 1 NW iWW'iKxH9f'? udggi N f E 'lf 3 - 125.5 - X gzgjx-A S., H , 2 if - , ,we Eiga It 1 W W' L Q AV ' ,. 1 gi -, Aj k A AN AX Ai, K aim' 'Ll wi ww? J H N A' A ,V swf' fy 4' JQHLA . '.if,Mm . T-5 N? X sf- ,ff -k 4-N, V f mu Lf H ' f A ' W if A , I 'aj f L fl ,V ga A 'A,V b ' A ' '- 'A Q 41 b A' Q I , 5' ' M ' , -,', Es, ,E IEIE ,-- W ,'L, g, , m 1 , .111 -' .. 1 fn .21 ,im ERIIDITES AND WORlD AFFAIRS Werner Prigge A.F.S. Student Jill Gregory Exchange Student to Santiago, Chile The Erudites is an organization designed to stimu- late student awareness of international relations and world affairs. The Erudites, under the guidance of Miss Dikeman and Mr. Bookbinder, have enjoyed an active year at Hilltop. To raise funds for the support of our foreign exchange students, the club sold first- aid kits and A.F.S. bonds. Highlights of l96l-62 were the lnternational Ban- quet, honoring the district's foreign exchange stu- dents, and the Erudites' trip to Patton State Hospital during Easter vacation. This year, another foreign exchange student was present in the Senior Class. Werner Prigge, from Bremen, Germany, quickly adapted to American cus- toms and manners and helped H.H.S. students to understand the world situation in Europe. Werner made many new friends and introduced the Lancers to the German culture and life. He has opened new horizons to the Erudites and the student body. PEP CLUB-GRFEN SWEA TER5, UING POWl-'R X f These enthusiastic Lancers sold delicious candied apples at all of the home football games. Profits from this venture were used to purchase more materials for the Pep Club. Mr. Fetter Advisor -r lm' A s , ikgn .,.ez4'i X . 4 ru'- f f . 1 Q ii , fe if at fe W Dawn Maltby Regent of Pep The energetic poster committee worked in- dustriously to turn out posters, signs, and bas- ketball hoops, Perhaps more time and energy is devoted to Pep Club by these Lancers than any other committee. The important home games, both football and basketball, were accompanied by assem- blies. This committee concerns itself with the writing and acting of Pep CIub'lskits. Lancers will long remember the clever skits composed by these students to promote school spirit. '-ew... The purpose of the Pep Club at Hilltop is to promote spirit and en- thusiasm in the student body. Assem- blies, rallies, and posters helped to achieve this purpose. Under Mr. Fetter's watchful eye, the Pep Club planned and executed 'poster parties. Time, endurance, and enthusiasm were necessary to spark school spirit in these and other activi- ties. The Pep Club could also be heard cheering the Lancer teams to victory during football and basketball games and during the spring sports season, JUNIOR RED CROSS The main goals of the Jr. Red Cross Club are to assist the needy and to perform service projects for local organizations. This year, a great concentration of effort was placed on the annual fund-raising project, the Enrollment Drive. Hilltop High collected more funds per capita than any other school in the San Diego area. This collection, a total of 35258, was the largest in the history of the school and a truly fine school effort. ClllB INTER-CLU B COU NCIL Cooperating this year with Mr. Mahoney, the lnter-Club Council has been one of Hilltop's busiest campus organizations. Composed of the presidents of all A.S.B. affili- ated clubs, the Council's main proj- ect was to realize Mr. Mahoney's plans and secure trees for desig- nated campus areas. The Council also supported the various Lancer clubs and helped to promote an- other successful year at Hilltop. CHESS CLUB Chess Club activities this year included numerous individual tour- naments and contests. Interested students eagerly took advantage of the opportunity to meet often and improve their skills in the game. The highlight of the year was a district-wide chess tournament in which six of the best players from each club represented their school. y I-'0.S'l'l R VARI0ll.S' INTERESTS , i' - g M , ,T 'A Quiu. AND scnoLL Hilltop's Quill and Scroll, the National Honorary Society for high school journal ists, has completed a very successful program this year Juniors and Seniors with high scholastic and journalistic standing were admitted to the club early in October. Guest speakers spoke to the members on writing and publication work To cul minate the Year, a joint banquet was held by the Hilltop Chula Vista and Sweet water members of Quill and Scroll. A fifty dollar scholarship was awarded to an outstanding journalist at the senior assembly, ART GUILD The basic function of the Art Guild is to promote student interest in art. The Guild, this year, has been espe- ially instrumental in boosting school pirit through the sale of pep ribbons uring the football and basketball easons. The Art Guilds from Hilltop and Ehula Vista met jointly and planned a rip to Los Angeles for an art festival. SCIENCE CLUB Intellectual and interested science students gathered to further scientific research and promote general interest in science this year. The Science Club was also active in aiding students with science projects for the district End Eighth Annual Greater San Diego Science OIT. This club, affiliated with the Future Scien- tists of America, planned field trips to various institutes, among which was the San Diego Gas and Electric Company, Interested mem- bers also heard a series of guest speakers. V-WW-W W., .WY-W-- ,. me l'H0ll6H I SPEAK WITH THE SPANISH CLUB The principal objective of the Spanish Club is to enrich the members' backgrounds with a knowledge of the language and culture of our neighbors to the South. This year's officers are Bob Hargrove, pres- ident, Linda Knibbs, vice-president, and Susie Behrens, secretary. LES PARISIENS The French Club has concentrated or French culture and the roles of famous French- men in history this year. Under the direction of their advisor, Mrs, Major, the club members enjoyed a Christmas Party during vacation. Guest speakers were also slated on the club agenda. The annua Mardi Gras Banquet culminated a very suc- cessful year at Hilltop. The French Club purchased French play books and made various plans and improve- ments for next year. Spanish Club activities were many an varied this year. Every meeting sponsored guest speaker or a movie. At Christmas, t members delivered their annual holiday bask to a needy family. The Christmas Party, co plete with pinatajhighlighted the festive vaca tion. Under Mr. CIayton's direction, more J being planned to enrich the club's progra for next year. TONGIIH' 0F MEN. . LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, this year under the direction of Mrs. Greenman, their ad- visor, continued with its customs and traditions. The Latin Club newspaper, written in a Roman light, proved to be a delightful publication. The collect- ing of Roman artifacts and replicas was continued and the club hopes to eventually create an effective display in the Latin room. At the close of the school year, the Latin Banquet was held. Festivities in- cluded a chariot race and Roman masquerades. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE N.F.L. is an honorary na- tional organization of high school speakers. Speech and debate students who excell in district speech contests are eligible for membership. Hilltop speakers have brought home many honors this year. At Palomar Junior College, N.F.L. speakers put Hilltop in third place in the sweepstakes. Later in the year, Hilltop tied for first in sweep- stakes. State and District Qualify- ing Contests were among others on the speech and de- bate agendas. Near the close of the year, the Sophomore Speech Con- test, an annual event, was held to determine the most tal- ented and outstanding Sopho- more speaker. it rt., i KEY CLUB Sponsored by the Kiwanis International, the Key Club's primary purposes are developing initiative, leadership, interest in school and community service, and providing experience in living and working together. Under the direction of Mr. Peacock, the Key Club has performed varied and useful services to Hilltop this year, Probably the most familiar campus sight is of the Key Club members working dili- gently to clean up the lunch area on Friday. Among other things, the Key Club has painte'd the Senior benches, ushered at school activities, sponsored the Toys for Tots Drive, and donated a club scholar- ship. At the bi-weekly meetings, members are entertained by guests speaking on various occupations. Through Key Club, its members prepare to become the useful citzens of tomorrow. This year's officers are Vaughan Benson, president, Lonnie Lee, vice-president, Robin Larson, secretary, and Andy Campbell, treasurer. FUTU RE TEACH ERSf ASSOCIATION F.T.A. is an organization designed to help prospective teachers become oriented in the teaching profession. This year, F.T.A. members attended meet- ings, featuring guest speakers. The members attended conferences in La Jolla and San Diego State Colleges. Field trips and excur- sions to elementary and junior high schools were also featured. At the Senior Assembly, a prospective teacher was awarded a scholarship by the club. . 1- I . 'S FUTU RE NURSES' ASSOCIATION F.N.A. is an affiliated branch of a nation- wide program to aid students planning a career in medicine. Members' interest was apparent in various club activities this year. F.N.A. meetings featured doctors and nurses, both in the armed forces and civilian work. The Future Nurses also visited hospitals and health insti- tutions. The most popular club activity is working as Candy-Stripers and Junior Nurses Aides at Chula Vista Hospital. Paula Harris Les Parisiens Bob Hargrove Spanish Club Dorothy Edwards Latin Club Joni Blanton Art Guild Charles Knefler Brian Webber John Linendoll Jr. Red Cross Inter-Club Council Chess Club Gary Davis Lynne Beauchemin Gary Neely Science Club F.T.A. N.F.L. Shari Jasek Quill and Scroll Vaughan Benson Key Club Sandy McMaster F.N.A. 109 LANCE AND Pl-'NNON Lance and Pennon is the school service organization sponsored by the ASB. The club renders invaluable service in the management of all home athletic contests and many other A..S.B.-sponsored activities. Service with a smile was the motto this year as the club members gave up their time to sell and punch tickets and work in the concessions booths. This year, the Lance and Pennon added a new feature in the form of a plaque which was given to the most outstanding Senior worker at the Senior Awards Assembly. At the end of the year, deserving workers participated in a field trip to the San Diego State College. if Jo Lynn Schmit Regent of Service Shari Jasek Concessions Manager These spirited Lancers were seen serving The gate Crew served at all QCJmeS Gnd cokes and popcorn to enthusiastic fans at all ASB.-sponsored functions throughout home games. the year. John Linendol Gates Manage Mr. Clarke Advisor 'vii' Judie Johnson Scribe Gary Neely Susan Kovar Susanne Salkeld Tickets Manager Tickets Manager Assistant Regent These members of the Lance and Pennon ticket group proved invaluable at all A.S.B. events. Concessions crew members render time and service at all games. lll Girls' League is a service organization composed of every g ig girl enrolled in Hilltop. This organization strives to help and i aid new students and to build better citizens for tomorrow. L ' si Girls' League was busy throughout the year with its many Q A l . and varied activities. A strong emphasis was placed on the ' Sophomore girl this year. The Big and Little Sister program ' ,A helped to welcome and orient the incoming underclassmen. . T J Service projects, the Christmas formal, conventions, luncheons, , ,K . teas, orientation assemblies, and the Girls' League Fashion Show r ' I helped to make l96l-62 a successful year. TQIV A A risi S 1, . if iii! f.' !,1J,..c:-Ji. ' .. 'SA' ' 'ki i1 s- M ,..,fffN ' ,, f g , rs. Burns l i i T Advisor ri-W-N, -lv '. wp? -fr 5' 1 r . 1 Helen Zounes , President Carole Ritchie Vice-President S - k R Kathie-Dee Ward , S 4 Secreta ry me 'A Y: K .1 .' J' R 'r ,F J X f ' - , fy 4 ' i .i.,:ffJv f V i I ' i I i, 'IQ Jackie Roy Treasurer W ,,,,,, , L '3T: : V:L:1'...Q- E siriisca f 1 3,53 rrrrirrr L Second semester Girls' League Representatives were Seniors I Mary Acosta, Susie Salkeld, Gail Daughtery, Susann Greenlee, and Susie Behrens in the back row, Junior Representatives Gail Mac- Leod, Pam Edgar, Sally Nettleton, , Vickie Nettleton, and Mary Ann Jackson in the middle row, and i 5, Sophomore Representatives Nan- , . cy Kuebler, Pam Layton, Docia 'L x Drake, Peggy Fallon, and Barbara 5 Z Mangles in the front row. J i , 5 V 1 ,. Q - Q . ' fi ai .. J S hki,g.g,,s-.,.,c- so The Girls' League Formal, Candy Cane Lane, featured the Falcons this year. Santa Claus was on hand with his list to take Christmas orders from H.H.S. students. First semester Senior Representa- tives were Gail Daughtery, Randa Rustvold, Judy Doss, Susann Greenlee, and Susie Behrens. Sophomore Representatives who served for the first semes- ter were Pam Layton, Lynda Pike, Nancy Kuebler, Peggy Fallon, and Docia Drake. Junior Representatives for first semester were Mary Ann Jackson, Sylvia Mitchell, Gail MacLeod, Mar- tha Smith, and Lee Sheets. Mrs. Balsley GIRLS' A THLETIC Girls' Athletic Association is estab- lished for the purpose of providing a variety of sports to those girls who wish to participate in healthful activi- ties. Enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and spirit have been the goals and policies of G.A.A. this year. Special stress and importance have been placed on each. Advisor Kathy Gassaway President M9 Cheryll Humerick i K 4 Vice-President ,V -1 H. , via V I 5 17 i K3 rj,-df ,li r Q i sfss ' i i' fi r A A rg, riig if 5, R g i gi gt wf i, TENNIS g I 9 1 ,i i T -V A., These girls improved their tennis lii Aftyg iirs l V, skills and games through constant f ' t, , practice and competitive matches. isslttssitnrt rrrt if liiis rilt fits A443 selflf is Q rsts t or r A H ' :Q I Alill it ' lb' A 2 s A A f Yss A A- , GOLF G.A.A. members interested in golf were able to perfect their stroke, stance, and game during the year. H4 I V! -' . iv , . n x ASSUCIA l'ION Aside from county and district ac- tivities, G.A.A. members have partici- pated in bicycle outings to Otay Lake and have attended tennis matches in San Diego. These events helped to round out a very successful year for G.A.A. Louise Couch Treasurer Shari Smith Secretary M -, ij! ,jf-M 431-V , rb.' f-,, .1 issi' if 4 i e i f i les f if ss MODERN DANCE r J V 'ff ,-l A V -' - . l l A' -A 7 y A g ff v 1 xl V Modern dance offered these girls an opportunity for exer y -xc , gl L ,y ' fa N ,ig cise and dance practice. 1 s. xt Q. f ' .A si ' 4 ,, - . ' H gf 'Q 3' ,, 4-R 1 P V' -1' L . K J W' 'L 'g it srlss s , ,g iiiii s siiif 5 7 '35 0 K i 'rf 3 L ' 5 ' V Q f I 'wet f 3 4 gy ,5 I b f , ye- -,x., tl ' . nnuuuu-I-. - P.. 1 vawnrfll ' M, -, -' N- . ' 1 so s.u...g7+v-rmwnsvs sg -r L aff--ff .-w- , ,,,3 , ,, , SOFTBALL G.A.A. softball provided these girls with an outside sport. GYM NASTICS Gymnastics gave these G.A.A. members an oppor- tunity for weight and figure control and, at the same time, fun and relaxation. Mr. Brelsford Advisor Jackie Roy News Editor Tony Newland Business Manager- Photographer l l muff STAFF M Betts Williams With the largest newspaper staff in Hilltop's three-year history, the Lance vigorously upheld its high standards of fair and accurate report- ing of the numerous aspects of school life. The Lance Staff worked eagerly to meet deadlines and to bring edif torials and news to the student bodyg A concentrated effort was made by the Staff this year to interest th Lancers in current national events ang controversial subjects. The Lance Staff room became ar official office this year with the addi- tion of built-in desks and cupbmrds. These conveniences provided th much-needed working space for typing and pasting up pages. Sidelight activities of the Lanc Staff members included publishing th football programs and assisting wit the production of the Variety Show Editor-in-Chief B rian Webber Sports Editor Assistant sports editors, Terry Maple and Dick Milroy, discuss football plays for an account in the Lance. ,,...W,.,g,::,,,qq,-,gig. ,l,,,,,.,,,,,,. T ' f rf K V. ,K I ' I l Y , :u p Il f, ll if r fe: '- 'if-,M :git A, at if 2' ay , , ,f ma 23? 'VX 4 'Q 33? I A 1? Ura ig-if ...JL . r 1 -A . W Q, iw, -- gag., -4-ffaffk ... . I if . A '7 . . f in X S' Q X t if g t . , lg ii ,,,.. , Q . -we -vp-A . Deanna Kennedy is' F .lOaf'1l6 Stockwell Page Editor ., Bookkeeper E Qftif Q. pit, Lance Staff reporters worked energet- ically this year covering school activities and events. Sylvia Mitchell Page Editor Q CN ,fx A Janice Kovick ,,, Copy Editor 'h--- ii ,f ,f Nancl' Rosl Shari Smith page Ed'tO Circulation Manager uNf.l-f.,., K 'KW A' W E E E . . mimi ssii S ,,2,i,v 1f-xv X 'Z F H - , fn-:fl 5, ,A ,I,, L, M , V ,.- ' ii- 3 ' Carole Ritchie Editor-in-Chief The goal of the ldyll Staff this year was to pub- lish the most outstanding annual in Hilltop's history. Working diligently to meet deadlines and balance our budget, the Staff has put forth a sincere effort to produce a yearbook that would please the Lancer student body. Enlarging upon last year's annual, the '62 IDYLL is the most colorful edition yet, featuring a five-color spread, two full-color pages, and full-color endsheets. The twenty-eight pages added to this edition provided for more accurate and complete coverage of school life and activities at Hilltop. Staff highlights for l96l-62 included an annual staff day at Cal-Western, a staff banquet, and a staff party at the close of the school year. . I Shari Jasek Assistant Editor Kyle Gorman Robin Larson Mike Roberts Sports Editor Sports Editor Photographer w K J ' Ken Scott Don Stancell Judy Ault Sandy Bandelin Jean Perkins Sports Editor Photographer Art Editor Junior Editor Ass't. Copy Editor Mr. Nolfi Advisor 9 Judy Bush ophomore Editor il. 462 lrene Hartung Susann Greenlee Mimi Richards Copy Editor Activities Editor Senior Editor Judy Doss Gail Kennedy JoLynn Schmit Advertising Editor Business Manager Advertising Editor FQ' 54 'QVIIY Peggy Clark Ellen Torrance Chris Hoover Randa Rustvold Activities Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Senior Editor The IDYLL Staff attended a Yearbook Workshop at Cal-Western early in the year to pick up pointers for the big task ahead of them, After lunch and a tour of the campus, the Staff at- tended the Cal-Western vs. Occidental football game. if nk. CALII-'URNIA SCHDLARSHIP Tony Newland C.S.F. President The Class of '62 boasts a total of 50 members in the Senior C.S.F. during Hilltop's first year. This year, C.S.F. boasts i35 members and at least 26 sealbearers, a fine indication of Lancer scholastic ability. C.S.F. members enjoyed several activities this year, The local C.S.F. convention at San Diego State, the field trip to the Naval Amphibious Base, and the Southern California Regional Convention at U.S.C. were just a few of the Fecleration's many activities. C.S.F. officers this year were Betts Williams, secretary, Keith Skaug, vice-president, and Martha Smith, treasurer. I-'FDERA l'l0N C.S.F. Advisors Mr. Livermore and Mrs. Burns Sophomore C.S.F. included these 40 oco- emic Sophomores. C.S.F. members listen ottentively os o frog- mon explains his equipment on the field trip to the Novol Amphibious Bose ot Coronado. Forty-two Juniors cloimed C.S.F. member- ship this yeor. A , ,, ,. 7 1 ,,,, ZIV K .A,,,. . ,,.. , 1,,,... I ,.., ,MWAwwf,:Qfff 'W' ' 'L , X ' iw f siggp ww 1 Q I ' Q' L a-1,72 4 ,f M X 1 . 1 1 M K V ,. ,,..,, . ,.,,, N.,,, W 'i :Vk S, f,, ,.. -',, X , 4. 3- 1 5 t fy!! 4' 0 a F -an-frv '!4ff.aff ' Lu ' ' -- F -ur-. '? ' fx 1' .. K i me A E vi. H... -a A HP 'fun Charge!!! This is a familiar cry in Balboa Stadium during the football season as San Diego's professional Charger team competes against many of the nation's gridiron favorites. Competition also runs high at Hilltop as the many athletic teams meet their opponents throughout San Diego. Not only have the participants learned the true meaning of sports- manship but they have won numerous victories in the three years of Hilltop's existence. Editors 'N - 7 I' I tu' 7--: I 5 Kyle Gorman Robin Larson Ken Scott V .. 1 , I 'Q -, A .. is . K 61.5.3 , A 1 V , K- ' In . A45 'A U . . ', ' + 452 1 . .law . - :.-4 W W Q K Y 2 5 E , 1 w w X w 1 ! Qu-nn fs...- Mr. Armbrust Assistant Coach Coaches Armbrust, Tomlinson and Whitby watch anxiously as the Lancer team tights its way to victory in the San Dieguito game. In kr Y , 5 Mr. Tomlinson Head Coach 5-m Mr. Whitby Assistant Coach '..-i L 1 .ww .. 4 1- . ,, ' no ,. . 4, 44 . , ,- 4 ' I 1 T H' f'n n' ,f-,gv , 4-H ,, Q rligssi,-gf: v , X 5 4 l V w ,QM -f 9517 Pr 1. f v by oo? Y' ' 1 M f' lf N'-1 xnlff 4' f x, F l26 Holfbock Dennis Scull- All Metro Honoroble Mention. -.P 15, 132 o o nnno n1 f nn 1x 4 . N FA'-nk' lk ll 1 . l 4, .- g 5. l af 'X EH a A 5 . ,ifgm -U , N. , ,af Q32 . W 1 kip M Tackle Bob C Tonk l Reynolds - Most Inspiro- tionol Ployer. Richard Hathaway smiles as he receives his trophy for All Metro Defensive Line Backer at the Annual Football Sports Banquet. Richard Hathaway, Halfback-Best gift y fensive Player and All Metro Defensive My A V he , . 1 . Line Backer. A -' -'Q if ffl :' 'I ' I 'B . ' C -dr' 'fi -'1' ily: 6 ' ' -K , MNWWQB l gf I r c Q ev we Mr ' we . N, i fn Fischer, End-All Metro Honorable ention. f ,B ,,,f1O,-l ' mwrzggggg ff VARSITY I-'00l'BAll Victor Araiza Roger Berge John Brown Halfback Halfback Guard Frank Fernandez Craig Higgs Bob Kent Quarterback End Guard Joe Meffiu GBFY Murray George Newton Guard Guard Guard Bob Proctor Gary Roberts Mike Rogers Halfback Tackle Tackle Dave Keffela End Ray Kincannon Guard Gary Lommasson End A N. Dick Saffer Gale Schildmeyer Lennie Smith Joe Stetser Ron Sutherland Tackle End Tackle Quarterback Center George Wagner Gary Wappes Don Wilkinson Denny Woods Jim Woods Fullback Tackle Halfback Quarterback End Gary Angell Manager Ken Mahoney Manager Both coaches and players watch the action on the field as the Lancers walk away from the Mustangs i9-6. i ff, . 'f Q was Joe Merrill and Dick Saffer are on hand as Bob Proctor hits pay dirt for the Lancers. FENCED IN! Jim Chew faces a wall of Mustang defenders while Don Wilkinson swings wide to throw a block into the San Dieguito back field. l3O The Lancer eleven scored their first victory of the season against the San Dieguito Mustangs. With the combined efforts of Bob Proctor, Jim Chew, and Don Parish the Lancers went all the way to beat the Mustangs 19-6. Long hours of sum- mer practice and high spirits payed off as the Lancer squad worked to- gether in their first show of season- al power. Jim Chew fights his way through the Mustang line for a short gain while Mike Rodgers and Jim Fischer help back the offensive effort. With the odds 5 to l against him, Joe Stetser is brought down by a pursuing Mariner after a l4 yard gain. MAR VISTA MARKS USE THAT ARM! Jim Chew straight-arms a Mariner while Craig Higgs leads the way around the right end. l FA Glll-' 0Pl-'NIR Richard Hathaway takes on two Mariners to stop 'em cold in their tracks. Following up the play is a herd of hardy Lancers. Mar Vista dealt the Hilltop squad their first league defeat, ourscoring them 27-O. The Mariner backfield accounted for most of the yardage gained against, the Lancers. The Mariners hit hard and fast throughout the game. They scored on a 53 yard drive only minutes into the game to put the Lancers in the hole 7-O. But the Lancers after being scored on again by the Mariners, managed their moment of glory by holding the pigskin for l6 plays, and in the process took four first downs. This strong drive was soon ended as the Mariners intercepted a pass on their own IO yard line, and hence after, controlled the ball through most of the contest. 5 mq,L Vi as , Bob Proctor squeezes past a Red Devil while Dick Saffer aces out a couple of Sweetwater men to back up the play. 132 In their second league game of the season the Sweetwater Red Devils turned back the Lancers by a score of 27-6. Though a gap in the score, the Lancers put forth one of their best offensive efforts DEVILS' D0 WN LANCERS of the season. ln the first quarter the Red Devils had control of the ball only two minutes, and then the tables turned and Hilltop gained possession of the pigskin. Hilltop's gridiron men held the ball for the rest of the quarter and came to a climax with o run made by Denny Scull, good for six points. ln their fight toward the uprights the Lancers cov- ered a distance of 99 yards, which was the greatest drive Hilltop had all year. ..- -in-r Joe Stetser kicks yardage, as Cra up his heels for more Lancer ig Higgs and D'on Wilkinson watch the action. On a keeper, Don Parish pours it on to get every inch while Joe Merrill follows to take out a couple of Red Devils. ALMOST HERE! Bob Proctor waits for a pass from dead-eyed Don Par- ish, while hot on his trail is a Devil. COME AND GET 'EMY Just about the whole Lancer team turns out to stop the Spartans LANCFRS AND SPARTANS CLASH THE BOOT'S BACK! After the annual Chula Vista vs. Hilltop game, the boot has returned to H.H.S. for another year. The strong Spar- tan team went to a 34-O win over the fighting Lancers. The Chula Vistans had control of the ball most of the game and scored at least once in every quarter. The Lancers neverthe- less gave the Spartans a run for their money. On one of the best Lancer plays Craig Higgs received a pass from quarterback Joe Stetser and went all the way to hit pay dirt for the Lancers. But as luck would have it, a flag was called on the play and the T.D. was nullified. l STOP THAT SPARTANH Bob Proctor gets set to bring down a Chula Vistan who's getting too close for comfort. OKAY SO I AM DOWN! Jim Chew lays on the field as Craig Higgs comes to his rescue too late. 133 .J i Q I iyi an-a...qp Mr. Long Head Coach Mr. Myers Assistant Coach , iv., Dick Holmes picks up tive yards around left end while Terry Young gets ready to throw a block against a Sweetwater defender. l34 Jim Olivas Co-Captain l 1 :- Melvin Vierra Co-Captain , . 1 , s fu, f. if -W ill '-au f,' f X. 3 ir 3 'H+' . Q9 0 ci new A N-'Q -.. 7,5 k if .X ., , l J... x 2- ' if i , , Q-2 ,S Q3 , 3- Q-S5911-Q, ,, ?al1 FM A: ' 5 W Q 'k L, L ,V ,zmy ,fd , i M 3 ' J if af if 4 if 1 S i A J' , P1155 2241 ' i 1, W L 'V ,1 wyfzu B' at J lg rl ,S D 1 W i-' f 'll' S . ,,. if ir, ef,-'Q T fflaqiei, , , 5 Ag Q 5Lg . It J V J ',i i,:,iix A i H K Exif ,,AE 2 Q , at e Xffr f Q ' ' K -N BOTTOM ROW L-R: Charley Smith, Mike Pettit, Terry Young, Bob Beckwith, Manuel Vierra, Dean Butterfield, Terry Kelley, Dennis Snider, Jerry Johnson, Dave Braswell, Phil Smith. SECOND ROW: Dick Adams, John Vrederiburg Mike Marlow, Jerry Olivas, Bill Jenkins, Jim Palmer, Manuel Arredondo, Torn Holmes, Bob Doss, Robert Perigo, THIRD ROW: Chris Ronald, Don Trutna, Stan Kromydos, Keith Skaug, Stan Beary, Larry Cook, Jim Stuckey, Dave Holms, Lindy Cassel, Jim Probert, Micky Wright. TOP ROW: Roger Schmidt, Wayne Carlsen, Jim Frese, Jerry Hana Jim Olivas, Merrill Woods, Gary Harse, Dave Schuller, Don Schatz, Bob Beitl, Mike Swift. r Li. Maple, George Dick Katella, Gene Kennon. Lindsey, Dick no, Gary Earls, arrives too late to throw a block. V, ,,,. H, A awe w ,V r, fm 5 , r 3, 'lah-l' if 'I n l if I 4' i x J- N Q ill x X . ,Q 'A .- , ky, w v 7 , -sm I. , , . , .4 i,,, ,,:,, ,,,k , ,, ,. P , y ccr, a,,, , it , rili Terry Maple f J A ec,,, ,xl etra, Most Valuable Plover liit rcr , , . ' rriii Melvin Vierra intercepts this pass against Chula Vista while Stan Gary watches action. Gary Earls, with the help of his team mates, breaks through for lO yards against Mar Vista, while Dave Lindsey, No. 39, l35 were hurt first team. After winning their first three games by a considerable margin, they were rated secondin the county.-Hilltop than their-first loss offfthe season to powerful Hoover by a closgeifsgciore, tlAfter compiling an 8-4 record in pre- league play, the Lancers defeated Escon- dido 68-48 in their first league contest. They then wenton to win six of their next Slight games. i r A iWith league play going into its final game, the Lancers had to defeat cross-town losing their ri valf 9V i sta f isha re of ue championishirp. 'ln thiisgririicontesti the3'Lancers relinquished theirllead only once, a slight 36-33gat the end of the third quarter. Hill- top then went on -toyfa 51-42 victory which QOYG 0 SHG-feiiif ffihe MGTFCXSCYOWH' Hiilolittiiiffplacedi iir playersQ'irrii-iiififhe top fifteen in Metro scoifiingl and also -had the league's leading scorer in Dennis Biletni- koff with 359 points. i 8 Withgthe superior aoaching of M175 Pruett and excellent teagmsigworrk the LC1lf!CQ29l'S, won nine out of ten clutch. games and ended the season with a i6-9 record. 8 VARSITY RECORD Opp. H.H. Hoover .......,. ., .,. , d 6 4 57 Mt. Miguel ,..... 40 55 Escondido ..,... - ..... 48 68 Sweetwater -- ..., 4, 37 38 Mar Vista .,,,oo ..oo.. 4 3 45 Chula Vista .,,o,, 40 3l Lincoln ....... oo.ooo 5 5 58 Escondido ccc.cs ...... 5 5 57 Sweetwater ..cc., 39 4l Mar Vista ..s.s, ss.s., 4 O 53 Chula Vista ...... 42 5l Mr. Pruett Coach Dennis out rebounds the Mariners' Jim Brooks while Joe looks on. The members of HilItop's l96l-62 Metro League Co-Championship basketball team. Dennis Biletnikoff Forward Don Parish Forward Lonnie Lee Forward Joe Stetser Guard Coach Pruett and the rest of the Lancer team watch the actlon intently during the Mar Vista game. BASKI-'TBAll Jim Fischer Center mfr Ms Fred Workman C, ' ia, Guard Emil Zumstein j-11.2 . 3. l , L Center ,pq ' . 'W i is! Q L V if I -if is V '11 Y' ' V John Weir 4 V - it T Center YAZ,,.W 1 ' fV..i,,1r.j3.k - - ,ii i lrrrr 'RT as 6' F ii F ff-4 5 Jon Pierce Pete Rombold Vaughan Benson Forward Guard Forward Dennis Biietnikoff gets two points despite the defensive effort ot the Spartans' Paul Conley. Don adds a big two points to the Lancers' lead during the first quarter of the ,Hoover game. When Hilltop and Hoover clash on the basketball court, the spectator is insured of an exciting game. This game was no different from any other played by these two schools. Hilltop jumped to a quick l8-8 first quarter lead, but Hoover fought back and tied the game at 27 all when the half ended. At the conclusion of the third quarter, the Cardinals held a comfortable 45-38 lead. The Lancers caught fire again and scored l9 points in the final quarter, but could not overcome the Cardinal lead and lost 64-57. Fred Workman led the Lancers with 2l points while Dennis Biletnikoff followed with l9. J sw, 1 . . --X--. A--gK'vx ,x t Q' F is ir i . ...M Don Parish fights with Hoover's Bo Powell and Jim Surber for a reboun during the second half. Jim Fischer watches as Fred gets an easy basket in the second half. lllll TOP RIP5' MIGIIH The Lancers took a deciding vic- tory from Mt. Miguel 55-40. All twelve Hilltop squodsmen saw con- siderable action. The Lancer five jumped to l2-7, 23-l8, and 38-25 leads through the first three quarters. At this point, the Matadors got hot and scored l5 points in the next eight minutes. The Lancer reserves maintained the lead given them by the starting five and scored IO out of the l7 points in this period. Dennis Biletnikoff collected high game honors with 20 points and was followed by Don Parish with l l. Fred drives through three Cougars for two more of his I7 points. Lonnie Lee controls the tip while Dennis and Joe look on. l IANCFRS TRUIINCE C0ll6AR.S' The Cougars made another run at Hilltop but fell short again 68-48. lt was the sixth loss for Escondido in seven tries against the Lancers. Hilltop shot ahead 8-l, stretched it to 24-13, 39-29, and then coasted along. The Cougars cut the gap to 50-40 at the end of the third period but could come no closer. With only five minutes remaining, the Lancers held a 54-43 edge. Then, center Jim Fischer pushed in two free throws and seconds later, guard Fred Workman hit on a jump shot. lt was all over for the Cougars. The Lancers passed well and shot a blistering 45 per cent from the field, putting in 24 out of 53 shots. Workman led the scoring with l7 points while Dennis Biletnikoff followed with l6. watches the action. Lonnie and Jim are poised for a re- l4l bound in case the ball doesn't drop , through the hoop. Don and Dennis outrebound a Mt Miguel roundballer while Joe Stetser Jim Fischer out rebounds a Mar Vista cager while two of his team mates appear dismayed. L4 N C ERS NIP MA RINER5 With a last second 30 foot jump shot by Dennis Biletni- koff, the Lancers stopped a tough Mar Vista five 45-43. This was the Lancers' third league victory. The Lancers dropped a l2 point lead and fell behind 43- 41 with just a minute to go in the game. Then with just seconds left Biletnikoff stepped to the free throw line to sink two foul shots to even the game at 43-43. As the gun sounded, Biletnikoff's shot swished through the net. He led the Lancers with 14 points while Fred Workman followed with iO. 3 Don Parish makes a perfect lay-up even though Mariner Jim Brooks tries desperately LANCERS vs. llNC0lN ln a closely fought game the Lancers came from a 7 point deficit at the beginning of the fourth quarter to defeat the Hornets 58-55. The Lancers held a slim I4-l2 edge at the end of the first quarter. From then on the Hornets had a lead of 28-25 and 45-38 at the end of the next two quarters. The Lancers, led by Don Parish's 8 points in the fourth quarter, outscored the Hornets 20-lO. Dennis Biletnikoff led the Lancer scoring with 23 points and was followed by Parish with l6. l42 to stop him. Jim fights for the ball against a Lincoln defender, while Joe, Don, and Fred look on. Dennis and Don watch as Lonnie and Fred go up for a rebound against Lincoln. Don and Joe screen out a Spartan cager as the ball sinks into the basket. The Lancers and Spartans met for the fourth time in the three year history of Hilltop. A turnaway crowd of l,2OO fans filled the gym with continuous noise throughout the game. Each team com- mendably controlled its emotions and the result was an exciting, clean contest. The Spartans came out on top of this ti htl fau ht Q Y Q battle 40-3l to even the school records against each other at two wins apiece. This was the Lancers' first loss in league play, to make their record 3-l. The game was close all the way with the lead changing hands many times throughout. The score was tied l8-l8 at the half and there was only a three point difference with just a minute and a half to play, At that point the Spartans got six quick points and it was all over for the Lancer five. Fred Workman and Lonnie Lee shared the scoring honors for the Lancers with eight points apiece. Don grabs a rebound 5' as four Spartans look ,G ,M 1-,,, on. q-:isnt isvm. F i Dennis eludes Conley for two. 'U' 44 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL For the first time in their short history, Hilltop's J.V. team was dominated by sopho- mores. This put them at a disadvantage be- cause most of the J.V. teams they played were made up of juniors. As the season progressed, the Lancers steadily improved and the chang- ing point in their season was their outstanding victory over arch-rival Chula Vista. This great team effort was due to the fine coaching of Mr. Armbrust, who molded tive individuals into a well knit working unit. Led by Sophomore Terry Maple and Juniors Tim Heck and Emil Zumstein, the Lancer five had o very successful season. Mr. Armbrust Coach l44 'ies desperately to stop him. Jan. l9 was the date ofthe Hilltop J.V.'s hardest fought battle. Led by Emil Zumstein and Jim Longerbone, the Lancers downed Chula Vista 39-30, on the Spartan hard- wood. With a fine team effort, the Hilltop tive came from a 14 point deficit, winning by a considerable margin, The Lancers lacked experience, but through teamwork and fine coaching, they rallied to an inspiring victory. Two Spartans try to stop Emil Zumstein as he gets ready to let loose with his jumper. Terry Maple out jumps a Spartan for a re- bound while Emo and Phil look on. im Heck gets an easy lay up as a Spartan SOPHOMORE BASKETBAH was For the second consecutive year the Sophomore basketball team came in first place. The championship was not won until the Lancers downed Mar Vista 32-27 in their final game of the season. Suffering only one defeat at the hands of Sweet- water, the Lancers compiled a 7-l league record. With the expert coaching of Mr. Tomlinson, the fine shooting of Jim Stuckey, and team leadership of Jim Stobaugh, the Sophomore team had its finest season. Mr. Tomlinson Coach BOTTOM ROW L-R: Paul McCarthy, Bruce Wilson, Jim Stobaugh, David Hobel, Gary Kennedy, MIDDLE ROW: Richard Chapman, Gary Barrett, Stan Burge, Mike Mored, Perry Cronnin, TOP ROW: Don Montell, Roger Schmidt, Jim Stuckey, David Lindsay, Tom Liscum. it 0' fw '7 George Kelly gets two points during th Lancers victory over Sweetwater. 5 3 if E' y WYKL 1 1 1 - 1 . ,NW 4, . . if T3 E ,Q ' . Q 11140, v w- Efgswh' .. , ' 5 W 5 Q fwiit Wgvdwh ,WV , , , A - ,, ' , x if V g L .fm 9 5. 4 ',,, 1. 5 40' X if 7 ' f lr 'bw-if A' -5 Y 4 sf 5 ., 32, E ' U K 'K 'Wi ' W , W 1' 2 . f Q Yuvvwi Q an 1' . A 1+ Q 4, . , ., ga 9 K 3 it Y . X EV S ?i?1:ii ,VQ, 'J' N 1. Lf - w'P 4 t '30-, ? - X fm ,fd ,. . V V4 A f 9: N Q.,, f , xx , 2 S M . K. 'f 'v'w'5Qs e'1i .gik, a 'R 1 1 Xi- Tfff 'V , I .-, ,Q M .Q Qi wa TSWL Q .anew 'f- -N-.nnnvh-awww-sv L , -K M' H M Wa ., .M ..--1. K . WM, Y ,.,f..,, aut . 'f-0gW...M.n.,.w-,,.4Q,f A , sy' ., ' , ' . - Z A ffl? 4'W'f5i?? 'T' 'G' MR' ,W A A f' ' nm ' '. 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VA Y lm Fnscher Frank Fernandez Nick Mulhcan beats the throw out at third as Bob Proctor gets ready ff' -ALI ALI Tim Heck Jim Leoni Terry Mople Nick Milliccin DOH POl'lSl l Mr. Long Coach ,an X v-1 ' ,,v. hr. , wt' J X...,U l A I milk hre f, fy as -4, i . M rf 'i I I kv ' -, U I L ff i.h, , , f H I lifirfrfi-maxi CMH li'lr'li'5 4 ' l Q 1, , N , r yi .. f I A L K K J ? V V I i Q ' -'F . .f 1 li 'X i.ff A .. 1 5 aus l--' 1,77 'rr ' ' 5 'MM , , i t kr K K K Q, ,i., , ,VAL ,Q ' i ' i I A ' L A L , ' .- ,Z -e -f'--.rss ' 5 42 . fi :- M-fs-W f - mf - W i -5 ' AH. V 2, . -f -f 'f ' W -1- X.. ' Jim Fischer shows his botting form in on early seoson practice. , I , 1' X W W::f'll it 2, f - K lk it 22: 'T' i K H, . ,. ' . . l l is W A I ' . .l . Bob Proctor Ken Scott Joe Stetser Don Wilkinson IUNIUR VARSITY BASEBALL With three returning lettermen and a determined group of Sophomores from the Colt and Pony league competition, this year's J,V. Baseball team should show great improvement over last year's five and eight league record. The Lancer J.V. Team will have an eighteen gamer schedule with ten of these games being played on the Lancers' home field. The competition at the different positions has been strong tough. Although the team has lost several days of practice cause of the bad weather, the players have still shown great provement in batting and defensive play. With the backing of the student body, the J.V. Baseball will have a good chance to bring home to Hilltop its first League Championship. ru 't f 1 'Tf ' A 21 lllf T 'r g J X C XX: ,C it . f T A , iiee J itr T Q! x'f1+ losi fl?iwQ'll. it l R an tl ff 'R lt A sl A t rf li' X f- L --W 'f'ff M' ' A ' f J 3izl'M', PP' ' 'Lf L J tg. A fr., tgt, C K J l as i ALV. -jgtf C, 'Y , WK, 1 -gQ ll e ff I L f , K J I V 3 4 fy l P il N311 1, . ,,,,.,g21:g?' -,..s4.---r ng ,. A . - f Front row, left to right: John Vredenburgh, Bob Litchfield, Sam Estes, Tom Powell, Gary Earls, Micky Wright, Second row, left to right: Phil Sayers, Jim Stobalugh, Frank Lopez, Dick Saffer, Carl Ramsey, John Campbell, Third row, left to right: Jim Paul, Phil Smith, Ralph Glasgow, Rudy Ledesma, Robert LeCleSrY1O. Wright looks to first after fouling the ball off 3 4. xv J l is ,stt . r K A ' tif M - 'iifgg Q 5' - ,H 9 fi 1 -' -QQ. -fix' . , , M A V. K y,,,, W A L1 . , 4 ,5 .,,, , g ., , 3,1 , . I . .I A ,.- W-N -1 4-. i ,bu - , - f A ,,o. . o-s' s'fff7f ' A ff ' J '-W t Jae- -,MW .. ' 5-, , CX sf, , -. A 1 ., 'Z ' - J f i X - - ' 5 i.-' S + A , f 33 S1 iiii r,,t ' rititti rrisss isrs ' ,f .J - ' i -Y -' 7' i A ' r ? 1 It f J N, R 1 if i '. ,t,, - .si. x ' qirr , ,4 T A 336' i 1 , Q it A I l WI' :',L l. -ef . :, J, . I I - , T 5 , - l l o,,,o . 1 ' it ' if L 1 ' A '- A' '- .. ,T ,ir ft e Q 1 - T. ,. gi ,Q is 'Q ' ' f . 5. 9'4 2 Q f f g L . . ,, . , ..., -1 iw- t Ti' 7- - 1- U f Y ' v i ' f' ' . -- in C T, 1 'f' C ir y eff' xy ips it is T is V i o.it A T J. 7 f A A ffl il' ' T ' A ' A P V I Vredenburgh is -thrown out at first ,A ,, ,, , A , ' . base on a close play. I as T L - ' A W' 1 iii J' ,NM vt , 'I 1, . , K ,W , i 3, 7 ' ' W f , , 3 2 .25-?-51' ,Q ' rs F r 2 is s Z 4? 55 3'5 AX Nr f .Q I' VARSITY AND B TRACK f. X . rf -,gg-..,,.1 A A Bottom Row: D. Dunaton, C. Jones, D. Holmes, D. Sawyer, J. Chew, L. Cassel, T. Bushfield, M. Pettit, D. Avery, Middle Row: J. Lawlor, B. Long, B. Piety, C. Sipes, R. Couron, D. Van Dorsten, R. Sutherland, D. Trutna, D. Montell, Top Row: J. Caldwell, M. McGinnes, C. Higgs, F. Scott, B. Davis, P. Swanson, B, Webber, J. Wiederholt, B. Ellis, W. Wilson. Mr. Anderson Coach Bottom Row: L. Jenson, K. Marshall, B, Bitterlie, T. Holmes, L. Delgado, E. Ybana, K. Newel, H. Sieradzk, G. Kennedy, M. Balestereri, T. Foster, T. Birrell, Middle Row: J. Evans, B. Hall, B. Skitf, P. Wall, B. Brennan, B. Per- due, T. Erxleben, J. Wolf, R. Barrager, R. Fernandez, P. Hall, J. Longerbone, R. Ferguson, B. Van Patten, J. Link, A. Duckworth-Ford, Top Row: G. Rick- etts, P. Gaskins, L. Worster, D. Neel, B. Beitl, B. St. Onge, B. Hedenkamp, T. Bohling, J. Coleman, A. lnsho, G. Lommasson, P. Cronin, T. Jensen, M. Brownell, D. Hobel, S. Santiago, F. Bochansky. 9. Bottom Row: D. Dunafon, P. Wall, K. Marshall, J. Link, J. Longerbone, R. Thoe, Top Row: G. Eaton A. Cain, G. Parmely, V. Benson, R. Ellis, R. Bitterlie. CR053' C0llNl'RY Team work and great stamina best describe Hilltop's l96l- 62 Cross Country Team. ln a combined meet with Chula Vista and Mar Vista, the Lancers saw their team win its first meet in the history of Hilltop. ln the Metro League finals, Hilltop placed fourth with Darrell Dunafon coming across the finish line, fifty yards ahead of his nearest opponent. However, one man does not constitute a good team. lt takes many boys and a good coach for a winning season. Hilltop has both the boys and the coach. Coach Anderson gave to each runner a deep feeling of true sportsmanship as well as the desire to com- pete and to enjoy the sport. Hilltop salutes these fine athletesl Row: A. Duckworth-Ford, D. Hobel, T. Bohl- T Powell, T. Foster, J. Blythe, Middle Row: P. D . . . Neel, L Jenson, H. Olsen, R Ferguson,J T. Erxleben, Top Rowf M. McGinnis, B. R. Piety, R. Jindra, L. Worster, R. 'Bara- T Pinnega r. Mr. Anderson Coach l53 ,QD ali , 9 Alb 1 QS .An ,av,.,.,. f-M A .... 5 Y' 'S-'S K av f 'K' ' .iY 9'4 !'Qrrrv 2? as. W ' Hilfe f 154 Charlie Cassani 120 The Lancer wrestlers, looking forward to their most successful season, suffered only one league defeat. The Lancers finished second in Metro standings with a 3-1 record. Their only league loss was to powerful Chula Vista. This match was not decided until the final event. Led by Charlie Cassani, Melvin Vierra, Ed Kellogg, and the fine coaching of Mr. Myers and Mr. Whitby, the Lancer wrestlers had their best season. George Wagner 165 Bob Kent 180 Jim Palmer H. W. W 'T' 1 53 '55 514 :z:,:-.gff1fg-x-fy':!'- , i Sym , 5 1351137 21 is John Sweeten l 12 Melvin Vierra 127 Bob Hargrove 138 -i fur Nffi fw ifvf wl-if'f7i 'C my giieigwyiizf-..Q.fas,,eiaiii..-Na+. ii A shui as'-1-,N 'u A i 2 , w ' I I , -X. - ,V xi' X ' lg . 3, 115 Mr. Myers Head Coach Boyd Wilson Frank Canals 133 138 Ed Kellogg Ray Kincannc 145 154 413195 5' 'AE' 3, ' ,,f ':g1,f is ' ' ' IS ' w , gl ,, 1 ,t lf i . f ' 1? ig' I , , me TWV , 1 1 4, a-,gp ' stt 5 - ff .- fs lg l xl i J ik? f A if ill. 4 ll: H g N ,T f' l ... A , BOTTOM ROW l.-R: Jim Abrams, John T MIDDLE ROW: Ron Stanley, Pat Barunda, Stanley Kromydas, Jim McKechnie. TOP ROW. Rolph, Dick Kettla, Bill Jenkins. be Mr. Whitby Assistant Coach Ray Kinconnon turns his man over for an- other pin. 5? P xl? ,ff -M fgx, A44 Charlie Cassani gets 3 points for a near during his l9-O victory over his opponent. , P' ' -, J le 'Q , . si wif-:1:, ,,.:WyMe hr 1 ,iv-ft ,ge gs H i ,yr - i W Ugg N - 'f y-i ,ska f-'- '- i.., , .-.1- -4+ ,V ifia. ' 2 -. -f? K 115, :I ,Q K - -w it A, . J r - ' '5 1 Iffqgkgfft 1' . Melvin Vierra breaks down his Matador op- ponent during a very close match. W i , Ama ff' F! ,sw 'ig 'K Mr. Tomlinson Coach 156 -.,. Joe Rhodes, Ron Yarbrough, Jack Kent, John McCormick, Dave Gibson Steve Johnson, Vince Anderson, Fred Longworth, Dick Milroy. The 1962 Varsity Golf Squad enters the year's competition with a veteran squad of five, lettermen from the 1961 Metro Championship team, Though favored to win the league, this year's team foces the toughest competition a Lancer squad has ever had to surmount. A new league alignment adds Coronado and Oceanside, both fine golf teams, to the always-tough Metro League. However, with such Lettermen as Dave Gibson, Steve Johnson, Jack Kent, Pete Moore, Ron Yarbrough, and with many new players, the Lancers' 1962 Varsity Golf Team should win Hilltop High School its third straight champion- ship and be a major contender for the regional crown. Dave Gibson, Ronnie Yarbrough, and Dick Milroy take time out to hit a few balls on the driving range at Bonita Volley Country Club. fQgzz2::n K . . 'W i asm, , .1 use-s. f . sw ei am-.2 ' , rw, f l tx 1 , 4:1 sg!! v-V 1 5- .. Mr. Whitby Coach ,, fig .... if , fkigf Bill Baugh AI caan ,,, 1 fnii -iziv . . Ra Youn 5 K V- Y Q i . irssl 1 I . . fi-1.1 ' Mike Lewis Terry Young wise ' 3 fi Z AIAA il, Bill Putnam 1. H Dave Mundschenk After a good season last year, the Lancer Netmen should come back a strong contender for the new Metro-Avocado League Champion- ship this year. The stiffest competition should come from Escondido, Coronado, and Chula Vista. Vista, Oceanside, and University make up the rest of the league. Hilltop is quite fortunate to have twelve men returning from last year's team. Jon Pierce, Ray Young, and Al Cain have played in several tournaments since last year and should prove to be our leading players. With the help of Coach Whitby, the returning players, and many outstanding new members,Hilltop's tennis team for '62 should have a successful season. !r'f3i .I U - , .. - I Vp! ! t k Vygy o gi, ll r l eee f ' R N7 1 l.., V :VV .. f ' i VVk,k A-1 vi f PE if 'lil all A I I A . Wig krkgik Simi 5 . Bill Beatty, Jim Williams, Steve Brown, Ken Nelson, T Steve Wallace, Richard Wehmeyer, Ken Popp, Mike Y Harrison, Richard Adams. I57 nT'I'f1UZc: 4 1 H. 1 ISK! Ili! l il - IEIPA l'ION' 1l'llifl.i 1 The sophomores and juniors have much to anticipate. They are constantly looking ahead to that memorable day when they will become seniors. Also these underclassmen are beginning to realize the unending possibilities which await them in their future years of learning. The citizens of San Diego are anticipating the rapid growth in their city and they eagerly watch the construction of each building as it nears completion. n Editors: Sandra Bandelin Judy Bush Christine Hoover Ellen Torrance T? l6O QQ .- Under the direction of Linda Thornton, president, Susie Bell, secretary, and Judy Bush, treasurer, the Class of '63 has successfully completed another year at Hilltop. ln addition to selling Data Subject Guides, the juniors worked diligently on plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. The determination of these Lancers paid off, as they and their senior guests danc- ed the night away on March 30, in the Hilltop Gymna- sium. A student's junior year is a stepping stone from teen- age dreams to realization of responsibility, which is a very important asset in to- day's world. The Junior Class officers had the job guiding their fellow students into one of the most significant years of their lives-their senior year. Mr. Livermore, Junior Class Counselor, has spent many hours helping students solve their various problems of the pres- ent and future. Under his outstanding guidance, the Class of '63 has done a great job in carry- ing out school traditions. A warm vote of appreciation and thanks is extended to him for all the help he has given to our class. NIV, arf L.Q,. Richard Adams ,, A Henry Alcala if Royce Allen - fl f an . , 5: Q- Cheryl Almer Jan Amonn Joe Amundsen Eddie Anderson A, A'-:gag Q.. l Q La. is -4 N 155,54 -.ggi ' agar' are . ,. , V VV ,,LV: H C.S.F. members are rewarded for outstanding schol- arship by the semiannual field trips. ,,,.., . gandelin X avi aranov ' ' J ' ' ,735 W ,- Robert Bartlett ' ff' gg i K 48 ' 5 Eileen Bates fr lf? f-A i' , Bill Baugh . X 'W' 4' Ron Beckwell g ,Lx or , M Susan Be ,. ' i,'i i ' 4 xr - ' , l 1 .el rlfathy gennett ' B ancy ergevin A J A V - John Biggin C, 5 y 4? Terry Birdwell 'fy ' L , 1 is C., Margie Blakely A '4' 1 . i sm- B ...N Darlene Board fwfr Bonnie Boggs , ' ., ' . , .,.,,, , ., , ,0- xs- gi ,y 'im W' M i ' L 3' 4 Q Q 'Q - Wir K xg 3 , as ,ge - if an ,ff Fifisiiwfl tfz izfwgiiflifgqzf f., JQQWN5 if ? i6t::..,. L, . ,k n .L 490, 6? tr 'H 1' i .B Z .33 A 4 0 L 9 1 ' 's 0 P J Larry Anderson- Vince Anderson Gary Angell Victor Araiza Tricia Archer Mary Arclniaga Larry Arney Johnny Atwell Jan Auburg Judy Ault Steve Avery Bill Ayub Georgina Baer eanette Balesrreri Scott Balogh rt u g5??v'?159 1 ,rg ,. , , ,..,, .4 fi., N-, 6' gh , xi W,-. AN . , A I V7 LA A t2,-, Q ' ff, gun -'24 Xi- fl ix i s X sv cg SWK - e- YV' f' Hrs ' x 22 5. ' .199 -i Yin, W ,... , A iii MW?- I Q b V AM F qrzv . ,f ,xx yygxi 1 1, , ..,, , H :.i. 155 ala, T' si-.,9ik ,sv Q ,H , . ,Ink 4 Y ,4' 2 c , r l . H 1 X ,vu-ns H 1 4 W, as 1 t V. I X-, if ,ii.r. fa NM sf on fx sysrr ,-.. . X v, k N 5 1 f ?r1f?Q1i3g! - N 1 QV' T 4 fi. M , y rr., , ,.-E' , A CF W' an? ,Q - 5? . Q' . was -C ,- . .sw My , ,,'r ar ,ix -1-' Q X r L f, i6l me ., 4. 5. km it 'Q -N Q if V!! if . C5913 fiif w -i , I JU , f 1 L? vi 3 ,A . , ,J C , . A C R., din. C C 8.1-,ogy Q ig 'M ,A n -,345 'fix 1 fi A '7f ' f as --if . gre, , vw! James Caldwell Carmela Carson M if ,..,., , i L- 1 i f,yzi2,,,g . 59' 6 'S R wing. rg: M 4, ,Q . , 1 R 8 JJ i el' , ' gn- X 1 Mi, .Q g-,' Hugh Burns Joan Cameron Celia Castillo -Wf if i f 'i R. K 1 I Q ' ti Elaine Bohling Sharon Boyer Leslie Bremer Cheryl Broadnax Mike Brown Michael Brownell Susan Bryant Roger Buchhorn Alice Bunker Carolyn Burke Pamela Burkey La Wana Burningham Lyn Burns Den.nis Campbell Manuel Castillo nn 0 ii? fir ,ge ,. 1 I Juniors occupy o lorg ketboll teom. Bill Burton Jack Campbell Maria Castillo George Bush . Karen Canfarini Michael Castro ww, 4 ,,-- e portion of our vorsity bas Judy Bush Wayne Carlson Dave Chalmers V 2 's-1. J, ' i ii, fi Y fu . .L,,, 'Z' +1 Q.. 4 31 l J ii ' J x ,K gygf gf .A he an 0 ' 1 r i 'T f ..-X .1 T J 'U' J - - A, X i ..h 1 fieifzgilz -1 ff , i Yi': -I . iiss M ,J f eg asiy sg C vm 'l ' i Qi - , 5' f J Y' ilk, 319-,-ffifhk 3' iaiiilu. - , wa - - Joe Bultral Suzi Carne Pauline Cham 'ie -C, ueryl Collins :ren Coutts :bert Davis ',m. v 12 i , L lk Q s n W 1, FE 3 ! , any i M, LEADERSHIP Glen Chapman Cheryl Chase Diane Chase Ann Chenoweth SHOWN BY JUNIORS Richard Cook Phyllis Crawford Jim De Neau Alicia Cortez James Crouch Mary Depp JV! il, in L li far 9 PM .l 1 5-,JE .Q i. if-.1 4 F32 J ' T :.f.,QKE-ii? if my eara '- Q, Caryyyy eei,,r eryi .J Af, ,,,., y i r J-at .yrr Marcel Cote Gary Crowther Sherie Devine K-. 5- .. 32 -1' D 4 5 .M ff fx K nf, A W -.. .f x x 'X Xi Paul Chevalier Peggy Clark Joe Clary Bob Cleere Henry Clemens Brian Clement Louise Couch Michael Crozier Paul Dias Y i Jn . as I as , in P L 71 y yyyi 1 1 vi a' mi? its yn- -th.,-f f I V ,. ,y ami j i g H K , get yyr . as C .J J Casy Ri my Xi if.a. 3 G i., '?-I A' 6 gig-g, , ' irril , yyss 1 C 41525 lii rrs A yyssyr , ,.ai'ry 'J R J -, ,J ,, J J' eri- Terry Couch Janice Cureton Bill Disney .A gf .Pr - ' ' ,Qf I ik .Z E il M2 1. 4ff'1f'r I If -1-ji vw 'fs I , 1 q l 1 dia Za? ,, Nancy Clouser Jannette Dahlen Glenda Dlttenhaver Q. gg ..,, ix P y,.. , rrr ff- ' Wg f ,,-' Robert Dodge Cindy Doering Jolean Doll Robert Drake Roger Dring Dorothy Driscoll Barbara Darton John Dixon ,aw uf r if .. K is L.: - X if --'l i lil,, J: I63 Juniors show enthusiosm at one of the czll-school pep assemblies. Robert Flake Martha Flores Denise Fogwill Karen Foreman Shari Fowler Donna Fox Carrie Fant Sone Farrell Lynda Fears Sandy Fetterhoff Larry Fields Joanne Fisk Del Mar Fredericks l64 'I ,k ,L. .,k,,k i rr-s if ,rrs J ..,, uf' f 'iffjljl -iff! rrfyy s Jlssyii 3 Janet Erwin Jim Eshback Vickie Estes Leon Ezroi Karen Fair gi .,,,.,k ., Q ci. ' 4 Alex Duckworth-Ford Charles Dunn M- e ff. -' ws. , f ,, fa Us V 'i ' E v , .. W it as ,, FWD + M W-Cnr' 1' Ea it I ix M f-5-2. 1 .i if' f-1 ri, R Mickey Duran Marcia Durrant Kathy Earhart Carolyn- Earls Chris Eckert Pa-m Edgar Dorothy Edwards Vickie Eldred Susan Elliott M 49 ,Taj sssc I iri. iigii' r 4 we . x Q! A-, ' 3 ,jf wi: -gf ' P- I W TR Jv fff' Q' ,, ll , QQ., Rgbeffmeiias it 'Q E , is T5 rri fi ., , Liiiiafie Emmons aw 5y ' F, Sandie Emslie ..,, ii . 't 1 i hs' Q Ils ' A' K . I ,1t, 'iti -rilllll i,r' J .- irrr - ' 'ir' 5. 7 f slyl ' K J rrii I .ill ' 1 'ff -were 'J' ,.., ' E ,iff 'Jrs rss K Q I n E ,... ,, -- s we lI A l't if R ,gh - ' if -r my i ff . W zz? sry ,L ad dw AQ E fi ' -ia mais? 'mf -::,, I I ,,.. - .,1 ' .ei 'l ,'--, 1. , W7 gi ima ff-M Q f ' I 44 M An fa 4 5 has fm 4 K , e G 'ig A 4 ffl' 'Sh Q i - 11 1 .1 9' NJ L-VB' -ef ,kv ,xxt 4. 'mi :fha 'M in K1 ft 2 ? ' i ii . fa fr., fi i R 'QPF K s 1,1 Era . x. vp: . if ,.,, ow, '. ls. 'LVQ . im Q vs X ' 525 a qw' R ,. ZX ' ,-.lei -Nm: 15, 'wzxfl If N., ff , ex ,IK ,-B Q-.tm y A-3 ' S. L y't 41:7 J ani , f l Z., ,M 'um . ! fx. I Linda Grimm 137 Karen Grove - ' Wayne Grutzmacher r Q fr-12' fi. N253 Eva Guerra Judith Guertin Jerelane Gutowski Mike Hahn Laura Halferty Benny Hall Robert Hall Karen Hallaran James Hansen , YK, got. ,Ax 4 tn ax a '1 'W ' N Q nw- L, V 1:3 ' K -4' Liga UA A - A J Dan c-,iii tx ,A 1 M :rl Ralph Glasgow 5 Wx L in I Joyce Glaze ,: 4 Stanley Glazner Sim ' ' R Curtisd Gcgemjerk G, aymon O2 ec e 5, ,eee . 'ip E f4 N -- Frank Gomez EZ Q Rosalie Gonzales -- E Q- . Bonnie Goodma.n Bruce Freet Jan Fritchoff Michael Frone Linda Fuentez Carol Fulford Mary Garcia Gordon Gee 1531, Virginia Graham S Steven Grant . Q l Bob Gray BSZ5l'Ei'E?F James Grimes SHOWN BY JUNIORS A Iii in ' ' J ' ' A WSH 7 'H Af' i aw-QA A 5 l'V -.W ,..,1 ,M Q X LAALA :fn 1 if.. H Chemistry tests filled with equations, gas-laws and famous scientists are about to be taken. sv' 2:1 L. K, 1 xii W.'k ' H- L Y: if! or L? Q.1L ,,, . Pete Hansen Sheila Harmon Larry Hatton KathY Hawk l 1 5 ,,...,.. E45 M 5w,,,Mf:-:vw . aaaa r ,l 5 5 Q K L at-4 1: auf. f-'fszwamfyi W. ,,L, g .I , . , -. I, ' f V- ' . . ffmew lf lfE:,:Ef an ' . ,: V, 1 ' 1 J f u 'I -- ' ewfiiiai ' :'f'.-U' 3EEE151 f5??f 'ia P 5liF:'3 Wff!fff' 52 . is-.,'. L'f 9-wi J .4 lg . ,. .M ,, We ..,,,.:.,,J,. W 1 1 + Q' Y as ff ES' is Ar r S, ff, .Wi it 'T , 52... is wh 40.15 Q K 1- 6 'Y I , y aaa, W .., , it V ,Z r 5 eta '-,gtg il 1, 2 is 4 .5 ,ff if gli fav ' X Z! R ,lily h EM P- F, if - V A. f' ' -Ai' ' 1 . ,is -1 gi: LE. lg fi.: .. . , , - 1. . g - .4-L - V V , fr ,,..,,. as 3, 2515. V IR' r, M 3 W,.a ,, W2 'l Hia 9 l Y Walter Harrington Wythe Hayes G 2 5 2? + C. Q or L. tttnt vial an-.vs ' Bruce Harris Tim Heck Mike Herbst ' Mr. Nolfis English class listens ottentively to classroom lectures, 5151 'i4?SS3:511 mg-fiififfii' A :: 1. -, me -mllffflffayzi rQs1 l if I Bill Harris Bill Hedenkamp Jose Hernandez l66 , E V .Q ff F 1, 1 e f 1 'if ii-'exp is Michael Harrison Pat Heintz Joan Higgins Patricia Holland 4-Lspfqx E ei all li ,,. ai 3-'gl ,lx , WV.. ,.,,, x.+.,,i. Azv ,l,1. . , Hi:mff1'g:: 1 'f ,, I 5, Alk fif ' -- .if . . ,,ff- ' , .. , Q, .1 5 Q Rv i 0 H Vw, N l 3' -1 me :yas-L.a 'P- W' isyl ,lf,s r f Ebb- Diann Hartley David Helms Carolynn Hinshaw Barry Holm Sandra Howard Michael Hoxie Janice Ha' Dia-nne Hi Lyle Hitcl Tom Hol Roger Hoi Terry H Michelle H - Q'1' at S, 1 ' if 4 Q ' In it -. .. 1 , ' x 1 : - C , A 4:-, ,J ! -W 'A- .. Q. .'F? M 1. J L 5 ll X I :N rfytqf f , Q vc A Ca-. 4-A L... I 1377 X W 1... JUNIORS STRUGGLE Robert Hughes Cheryll Humerick Robert Humphrey Diane Hunter Jean Hurt Tom Hyde Virginia Hyde John lams Betty Ion Ann Irby Phillip luli Q Q,.,g,S ' Mary Ann Jackson Joan Jansen Carl Jensen Lorren Jensen William Jensen Marie Jimenez Stanley Johansen Letty Johnson Steve Johnson Clinton Jones WITH STUDIES Joan Keim Leslie Kennon Bob Kent Kathleen Kepley Michael Kibbe Janet Killalea Vera Kolar Allan Kuebler Lynne Kuser Benny Lamb Christine Landing Bill Landreth Ralph Kappner Peter Keegan Q- X if K' C. Nw .K-sf., Maryanne Kiser Philip Knisely Carole Larson Cheryl Larson Joel Lawlor Robert Ledesma . sq, 'fm ith , .gm- , is P H ka ,N x 'ml lx 1 gl' xi tw r f Q , V? LQ.. 111 1 . 'X ' '-Tir l 'R 1 5' 5 'k Q, .Q ,-X f as 4, , Q.. xiwlti, ll, Q. QW gm, A Z 'W 4' ian. A is X F' ,..r Ihr ll-...A K ...J . si ,X L - . G F .-Q, 'L' , V l. . HI 'fb A54 if-.- s X L X 1 - . V : QQ ,Lk ., ng 'fi A- 'Z' ' . ,,, Y it :.Q'? 'i2,s X . 3 -1- 0 K 5 E 'gf XA 1 ll is-1,-l l 'H' vi - J . in I n X? 'il V- get 1 Egggyjmi I I li A Yi' lx Yi 2. Y I ' 5 ew r i il L 167 L ryri 5 egg, ws, L- i e VVVKV W . fy' i , , iirr L 'A Y' g -Wk 1 Z . .,L.. Li . k 11 ' ,.A 5 ' gr riff ,Xi s is R gif: ' f I we . .. QI. i X t A g 5. -,-- ' , im, 5 W 'f -,,, , .. s n as H 1' 7, AMQ, .Q Rudy Ledesma Anita Lee Kathy Leech Don Le Master Cathi Leonard Donna Leonard Carl Lewis Diane Lewis Karen Lindsey Tom Lippitt Margo Li1'cnfie'ld Gary Lommasson Dennis McGill Mike McGinnis Mickey McKay fx I 3 in 'K i T o 'S 'N fi N L33 Q Ni , vw- l68 Sybil McGinley Charles McGraw Gail McKechnie . A x gi A emmx L. m Nix L rrr L E iiiis la 'Min' JUNIORS PLAN FOR FUTURE Kay Mclnnes Mike McMaster W1 E - -fi? V ii or fn? -fQfLzig ' ' , ' 1' A .QL 4 fwf- Edward Lund Gail MacLeod Kim Marshall Faunt Mayhew I .1 W X is i ,r xv I L ,X - - -.,4,Qir F L .1 9 1 .W F 'E :Q Y, ralfzrif.. . rif fs 1 - 4' Q r i, ii! , , aw 4 I ,G Cf' i 1' 09, .irq it .ds T S a n 5 C is if fi 'vi Q' 1 Q iQ '.f' lg ii! E ., J . . M LE r,r I. K ' M X 12, , Zia, Richard Lessard Cecilia Lopez Gail MacDonald Nannette Manos Terri Martinez John McCoy . L Ax ' , 5345, fe? v.. V , ,mr Robert Le Frank Lo Joan Macp Bill Ma Dan Mas Joan MCC jfs d ,... A C' ali xii 'if Q, . Q as ' iw ei 41 16 83 YZ 4' ..,..4 f an I 6 TM, N 'cr Q x .if 2 .wif .N , I ' 3 'K-'1 rf-A Q. 6 ,ml A-N 'Fei as 2 l J las- if w..,. . Q K-Q ' 3. X, 'X - 1 ' .X - J, Af' . , Nm! fig I T., - X kfvzcf' wif on f 's as 1 332.5 'nntp- s . V17 V- , Q4 ' +i'.mi3'i il 3 s FT! C.- ..,, ., M' I 1 .QP x li , gh , '-q-L... .I T' pg' xi ' Qvw 'TW Y it l A K' , 1 5 ,1 X F is 'A ' .- 1 1 1 v I ,a w - W V,-flu., . .X 4 '::34f1:H.1, S '::.,, l 3... 2. U. R 'Qi '+L f fi ., '- DMQSQQ 9 Y,-lm. Winnie Mednick Bill Metzger Marcia Meyer Richard Midgorden Carole Miller Marla Kay Miller Dick Milroy Laura Minogue Mary Miranda Sylvia Mitchell Jill Moloney Robert Moore Georgia Morgan Dennis Morinaka David Mundschnek Jenny Murphy Gary Murray Jon Muth Doug Neel Kenneth Nelson Sally Nettleton Vickie Nettleton George Newton Bob Nicholson Jack Noble Nancy Norman Cheryl Norris Paula Nowell Eddie Oakley Michael O'Day Robert Olander Jim Olivas Sandra Oliver Elizabeth Olmstead Q, st.- is ,, wr, 'ax' fe -J . as Harry Olson -fr Nancy Painter ,M .la X-, Jn f 'i D -.-ae-as Ze, ei i f l ' gf t 11- T X N l R Y fl le: ,5 3 X4 5 is y ,N A . Jn Lis . 2 Juniors in Mr. Lisle's Biology class study the human bone structure. l v . I . '1 - 'S' N - wi ., '55 1 sq ra X A ref ' -eg W,,. r we 'N 5 'Un - ef . E. 'asf' 1' 9' 'A H 13 'J l was W -as ' F w as Tom Parham Don Parish David Palmer Jeanne Pearman Pat Pederson Martha Pereida ,nm FK 'QT Gary Parmely Janet Perkowski The Junior Varsity Songleacler and Cheerleaders help the junior class to support the J.V. teams. Bill Putnam s if. , uma.-my l7O Kenny Popp Lynne Quiram 'E .1 Sm. 1 , mi, in S-fl er X L -W.-r Del Porter Jonnie Ann Ralph . ti lim- .?i . LIN fl J I! John Potter Kathryn Rangus are , V .. H x rs I fm? as r G 4 K 9 mga an . :A 1, J' P yyll J me , t If 4 294 xl '17 Connie Patterson Judith Perrault Donna Powell Vicky Raybould I iifv X V 1. fi 2 L.. ig, 'lffila 1.41. ' xv Dorothy Pattison Ronnie Patzig Jon Peterson Stephanie Pietruszka Pamela Plunkett Kathy Powell Mark Raynes , ' . 53' P S J . 1 ,Q .K - .',,, l .. ts, ,Wa 5.1. .. ' xx:--11 ' .1533 ,e x , ..4, E' XJ:-4-A Pat Petty Terry Pinnegar John Poe Randy Prescott Frances Reader . 1 ......, .J ww , V ,,.,,5ffg,3,,.f,ff:-3 HW.. , I 3 . l John Pay: .von Piercn Ralph Pixli Nancy Pop Shirley Prii Harold Redi V 1 5 s, og f...' 3 sw 5 J, .p vi? J .rll italy gf . oiia . rf if., . ...W f- 4 if N 0, -. Vw -7. iq. Q 2' 0 n Roosenberg ard Rosenberg inia Roughfon ae Sanchez vnald Schatz K 15, 1- Nz: xl . E gg . :il E :asf Jackie Roy Earl Sanders Darlene Schauer Henry Repsher Elizabeth Reyman Joe Rhodes Cathy Richards Frankie Richardson yu' .5 qu ,,.. K KM I f V ' ' ..: Y ' ' vi f i in I A M. riir 'R 'of -an fi Q N. my? 11 Linda Richardson ' E iff M Jean Roberts , ag, A Fary Rzolgerts ' 'D '-if , 'A f arry o erts all '71 'L - E X-.J Noel Robinson mfr? ' Q ri i , J: ' , X 'Q Cora Rogers mga Dick Rogers Q - .. 3 , Larry Rogers I rw V Tom Rolph A ' 9 Nail , K, 5' f ' i 3' 'R J U N Pete Romboid T D1 Jan Ronis , 'L CONTRIBUTE T0 PEP Irene Russell Bruce Sargis Terri Schauer 1 W- 1 K ,, M , EM 'gf ix I V ,qt L 1 ii . A : lvk A A' jr I VV,r -Q A , , 3, i a Dick Saffer Karen Saferstrom Barbara Schawe ax f '51-A is Wm rg il Km 1 ,Hi :-gag ? Q, '37 '.'?.'i i Bessie Saghy Linda Schaffer Sandy Schnell M y '-12:29 i Mike Schnorr 1 ,nn sk, , Wm Wa.. W N vm 'ii S -4 P Q. 5 .N ,A x. ,if ' Be., y in K J if mg: xr 5, , 'if 1 iw l fa- ami -.. l K l7l , X 'Z :3 s,.., M 7: 5- David Schumer , Vs , 1. ,X 9 Donqld Schutte Q V 51 S .. '-'P 1. Tom Seaforth A T f 5' L Faye Sears i 'W' l , Bill secrisr 'SN L.,: -VNXXA4 ' gi ix A 2 ik fx W ii S X X E si 4 I ii V V5 , in i fn . ' I J' 5 H ii fr 'ju 'iam in '35 7, W mlgzimgeliihars in 'f- ' , - Jim S n' k f ,. 11 F' Henryerseiii x , isii k ii S 1 iY ..,,, , E , , 4? - -' i f I ' . ,, , -' f f'- S X . :LRG X i xv N lf, , , ,A Y ' 2 X , This committee planned and helped to moke the Junior- K, Senior Prom o big success. 172 Richard Sewell Vigimiasigggzer PM Shea Dave smifn Lee Sheefs Marfha Smith Tim Smith -- -. ' 1' 1 :Q Q- -. Qfy f-N ,. W-vw , Z i i :ri ,A x ,.g13e'Q.V,,,f 'g.,V,,Rk i 1522. Carol Sims Keith Skaug David Sleeper Ga-il Smith Melvin Smith Linda Spear , as K 'CTI' i ,ik , V' 'A ,ggi i ii, X 'r .Q 1' Q.- FUTURE LEADERS EMERGE :ki Spizale tat Stein fery Stone da Stuckey :an Thale iert Trinkle N. 3 Jvf on xl-f 1 ,TN ax f I Q., ,- A 1: ZE. , T' .laVi. li u, . .-2,53 'J Ab L.. ,Og ft iii i E ,, :r is i E H 1 U6 5 nw' , K Emily Stapleton Joe Stetser Janice Strait Dawna Swackharner Robert Thoe Mike Tripp 14,7 RI! X sy I. - fs .af s -' ox. 1 QEREFH 5? EA' li.: mums, . f .H 1 1' A rg, -N-, diff Joan Stockwell Richard Strickland John Sweeten Jack Thomas Randy Truby in.. f 2 Af . get ,a W-S AF 5 it ia i H.. In .., u ,H ' -9 'xl xi ig a . Colleen Stone Johnny Strickland Cathy Tanner Bruce Thompson Beverly Trussell '1 52'g,-' Q, 2, J .aA- X- ly I Sharon Versluis ,fu Q . E Ann Wagner ,--' . +5 ,S fm George Wagner , ',L, . ' or 'A' 'X it 2 -J ' ig K. .,,,.., L l-k,L :IL T J e 3 , ff' f Bill Stroup Norman Teaff Linda Thornton Judy Tschogl .'N A X? A 5 jx 55.1 . 'nw Pam Wagner Pete Wall Jim Stuart Sharon Terry Burt Tiffany Vicki Ulrich vii' F' 1121 ff fa -D, o ye .l l ,T T Fi Gary Wappes K in Vyyhyi' . .,.- ,wt 3 P' , ' R 4, Of 0 ah' ii fl-1 Q. J V ' f 1 i 'ke iofi fy 5333 22121122 We W yy J 2, 5 Q cliff' h i iiii S J T .:,, 4 f ' inc - 4 gA: J .gg y 5 sie 1 if , ygyayl 1 '27 I J.: :R fx 3 ,.,... ,Q N ,mfg ii N 557214 Tom Traver Don Van Dorsten ' ' Q 3 vm if E lg N 'WifiL':' wiliii, -iii-:1',f-3-3612 2 Jy.,yiigay ea.Q, ff J - ,Q , K in Lrizifagljki f?13Q3ff'?zA, '23 k 173 L -1'7 ' iii' M A1545 V J - so 'if , Egg.. issfiesjmws .:.,, , -,- ,Wi --gg wg ,,.. 5,1 ,fff1'L : tk gl 3 V 2, . g r, Q ,, .. at fic? Q vi K ' f ' L Hx , . , gy Q. ' Q --V f we-aff ,, , : '21, . ,, l ' , if A , . 1352-,ir-2,1 an . V, 1 at .535 'E ,,,, , , 'KJ .fi . i .2 . 3 . ' iwfi ' i lille a T YN Qfu' T ig so ' A llll5 ll '-2 T N ii l74 5 pi, :- ,sir -, Courtney Winter Larry Wood Theresa Wood Merrill Wood Fred Workman Louise Worsfold Pam Wulff Terry Young Emil Zumstein Don Wilkinson Jeanne Williams Lois Williams Marty Williams Jodi Willis Sue Willis Jane Wilson Judy Wilson Karina Wilson Linda Wilson erm i,,. if L., L A NVQ , 1 6 lil 'y A A X -Q. J J i f ..,..: 1, N ,. , if Ti Carole Ward Diane Washburn Bill Wassermar Gary Watts Dawn Webb Mike Webb Richard Wehmey Robert Weidner Ken Wheeler John Wier Dana Wiggins Daphne Wiggin: Pal' Wilkes Ci.ndy Wilkinsor M .-Y, The girls in the marching bond did ci beautiful of decorating Miss Peterson's cor. fi 33? xl' ! ritl ' L:11gi5,,iiG5:i.+ff TNQ.- SEV? ? . if,-fQV,ff it-aizgzf K gif nb Mi 5, ,af ' 15' Ni S5 : , 5? f, in F ,,,, fu- if 4: in , B. if , 1 is 5 w ky fi iw .-1 WMV. A is kl f gjfg -1 ?xj.,'5f,fi SQL V Q , M4 9' . 1 alfwi Wm X ,Q 5 5 .f Q xg, , Q ff , fiiw 5 Sq: Q 4 2 L , 4 , K .H B 1 Ev , ff gel .. 'B fx 1 K A Y k 4, Q t Sf ,K uf Y 'if 1.1 'LL Q ' , wa x fi -' 'Q 4 F251 ,, Q ' QL 1 , 1 1 '. - l mgabzlri- 'n1kl5g3Lfi54si1j?3w. K Af' X' ff ',W -f - f WQ mf4,l'2L.5 - M W fix-Ima T , Q.l , ..4 l , ,, ,L ' ,gms W 4 3, 3 -s 1 ? 5 5 4 f + 5 G 6 X M Q c 2 Q 1. F 2 n,,,,,,,,,.....,..,,.-..W. . -4-X44 A wx r mms 'Q rw 1 f ,M V ? 1' SMH if ff LMWWW' 'X SV:- 1 SWE, ii 'W L ww 2 2 1 3 i 2 Q 1 2 5 5 2 f . 3. N .i ,I ,K S 'r Z E I -r 1 . Q 1 E., , ii kr lg b dh A 1 , 2 f- bw Q. .QM Ns Q-? 'A 4 'haf As counselor of the 600 Sophomores, Mr. John Green had the difficult, yet rewarding, task of starting the youngest Lancers on their journey to realms of higher learning. By conducting private interviews with students, he was able to note their future vocational desires and the special interests which would affect their decisions. When Mr. Green watches his Sophomores accept the coveted diplomas in l964, he will feel very proud inside, and justly so, because he will have given them the type of guidance which every young person needs before entering the world of adulthood. i i Terry Maple, Kay Ochi, and Shayne Schuller, as offi- cers of the Sophomore class, found themselves faced with a very important task. As the elected leaders, they had to carry on the traditional Lancer spirit which had been so enthusiastically developed by the classes before them. For the Class of '64, this did not prove to be difficult. Their enrollment passed the 600 mark, and the enthu- siasm was just as high. Terry, Kay, and Shayne, in addition to collecting Sophomore dues, sponsored several dances during the year with the help of the Sophomore council. i 1 0 l ax lx may ,A i is A il. xg? N.. mg, Included in the study of the Elizabe- than Age by Mrs. Foster's drama class, is a section concerning the make-up for actors portraying characters dur- ing that age. A is ,mg J: ii- 33 Agfi, QJT7 H 2, 0 Y, :iseff'I zifg El , - , J, it W 'f y 'J srrr A wa ' 31 , 1 01 M y,y A gy K yity 1 Y ff James Abrams Clyde Adams Frank Adams Jerry Adams X g. ' vs 'K a . , JW., 4. All W , . -rt' 4 Ja? Michele Ad.ney Thomas Almaguer Rusty Alsobrook James Ames Carrol Anderson Cathie Anderson Jerry Anderson Johanna Archer Tom Armstrong Mary Lou Arp Manuel Arredondo Duane Aubol Adrienne Joan Ault Martin Austin Ronnie Ayers Gail Backer Deanne Bahrke Gary Baldwin Mike Balestreri Sharree Ballard Jim Balogh Carl Bandelin Leslie Barnett Gary Barrett Beverly Basden Bruce Bassham Gypsy Baumgartner Madeline Bazzel Bill Beatty Susan Beaumont 'li' I x ,J -4 J MA i s J J. g .jnv ft? 5 Jklflfy D A A ssi by J 2 rstt ,J .lsi ,J f' -J . X 551 Y 3 T1 5 faas+J.yJ,.. N J A155 J A ' ' -A f - ...J-.swf s kjlfrg, 31 J -I ti - J . , J N , my g N l Li ff X t J fi suit 'NME J ,AVJ I Aiyi 4 l - 1 ' r 1-t , J' ' ' s'-r ' ig - fr A it 5' i ,Jkk .TJV r WJ A,-V JJKJ of J fs ' rrr 2 y- -r , JJJJAA - N.-' 1 fi it l77 ga c V :six-' i- I. 'Lag' . ' , U H, ..v-'- ii-, '.L'7l'A ..'3 4 E 1 fl ff: M If or if wg? if if Ma ,ls i 4 . may ' L , t. llliiiiltii B J ml- f:f'- f,,. J:.f. L . f, We :,, ffrr :.1 ' 2 E4 - L .X I ,, '.' ,V 1 3 K X y , y , . HB X ,J QQ 1 . A krk V l - ,, ,,L, QQ? 5 1, , nav K ' V 'V - '. 2 1 rwfggg-'f' ' 23-:Q 5 li 178 Martha Becerril Carol Beck Bob Beckwith Jenny Beenfeldt Pat Behrens Bob Beitl Pam Bellevan Norma Bendickson Pat Benson Carol Bergevin Pat Berry SanDee Bethune Tim Birrell Roger Bish Joanne Bisson Bob Bitterlie Bonnie Blair Jim Blgthe Linda oal Frank Bochansky JoKare.n Bogart Tom Bohling Jeanie Booth Robert Bosfad Evelyn Bowers Cheryl Brandenburg David Braswell Anna Marie Brennan Barry Brennan Karen Brixius Edgar Brown Karen Brown Does this look strange? Mechanical drawing is generally considered an all boys' course. Barbara Sindelar has proven the fallacy of this by making her appearance, as her desire is to become an architect. G f r 4' 1- 'li 'ma' mfr. 1 V l -:rf - .J- fl lm . L F 4-'L 11,5-v SOPHOMORES HAVE WIDE lgtlllr .-n .. 4, y is er iii J. 3 wwf m l W 4 :!f'f:!'5fi!!ifi ' lfai r xr 'Q an fi V-iq-U, i Ku, '-- --., P X , 3, .1 xx ' 4 L 4145 5 414 R if ,L lk N M fi 3 A 9 K 'lf il' ra? HOIC li . fi' S-Q rr 92.1 Ea ,Qfiif 5 1. L gg Q53 5 41h ,Q E OF SUBJ ECTS 3' it f--,- 'M Robert Brown Steve Brown Gerry Brownell Mike Buck Tom Bump Steve Burgi Barbara Burnison Sandra Burroughs .Myra Ceberos Richard Chapman Bob Chase Martha Chase Robin Chavez Dwight Cherry 'll if ..., JE., 5 Q 1 Beverly Burfon Helen Childress Dean Butterfield Nancy Buyer John Campbell Egfr' . gg IQ ' R rl g'-. si . , f: QQ-Qi'Q'lL .Ea ll .Q 9, f Q rarur .t H w ' A 4 ,5 lr'5?+-' . 2 --1325? f k ' 'li'-li R- '..','1'cf'. Frank Canales Pam Caraway Deane Carden Karolyn Carroll Bobby June Carter John Carter Rory Cartwright John Case Daniel Cassel Connie Costillo Gilbert Castro Martin Ceberos Charles Cisneros Sallie Clouser Carolyn Coates ' 2 Susan Coble James Cole Collette Coleman Jim Coleman 2, l Q V 1 l :Qi A ll I e -af: - Q I79 4 7 'K 1544 ll f 'QW - eil 54 'fe rf .L ' a Ji If 4 ,V , . if '5 O K X, - '-, l- ll-ICM-li1E,E-7 'fmffggag' I 1 P el ., i all . ix '.-., ,wi .11 . ' 2.1 t - L f :R KA., .iv 1 5 Steve Davis Gail Dillion it fi Un 0,-A fm w 1 if 'f -Q 5 'ia 't it i fx- .J,, i ,1 E , QTL? . . s - Pat Davis Donna Dawes Phyllis Disney , .. J- wmv :fi I 21,4 fi 1 .5-w 1 . Scott Crockett Perry Cronnin Albert Currola Donna Davis , W ,G , 'ez i ill Hin Jw' we Q at fi James Dunn Judy Dunn Gary Earls Patricia Early Howard Eckert Claudia Eerebout Sharon Collins Conrad Claborne Larry Cook Tommy Cook Carolyn Coombs Mary Cordonier Phil Costello Cheryl Couch John Cowherd Diane Cox Bob Droddy Kathleen Duncan 4'-'C' Q 'H k B4 , R SOPHOMORES HELP PROMOTE PEP Pamela Dean Darlene Dodds ' - i i L 7 . . f.'-, .H alfa, Nw L L' fa' l t ' .x . P ,la-Q ' a . ' ' l8O Rick De Ford Diane Dortch .s 'J 6 .fs n ,T ...,,, Jerry Delgado Brian Doty ff e -f e, Robert Dennis Juanita Doyle it ,g 5 . . ' L- ili, K . i K 'x w. N oi K , , if: ' e it , lx. -. . , Q 4 . Q1 ii' ' Q X 1 E ,Q ,L--air lf' , . , -,. - i j - -, X as, .. --M 54 53, Y if X I i I fx I' -am, 9 R, ' WI. ,I 1 V 5 av- fs ' fi. . Leo Dewey Docia Drake we 5, Ns V vs- ' ' Q, . . Q - 4. . A , 5, C, , .g . M 3 P -A .V K I fi , ii -3 f -,K 'r A N. , .... E ,iie M if Jag . fi 'f i: f P ,. ,K Patricia Dickes Tommy Dris 25. , L, . X ,, X - :gl N' ' ii i in , v- , , -J ,,, X ,,, as ' ,. vm 5 is '0 mf! i I I gn C' 9 iffeagfi rf A f i at .. ' i r V -7 ' -14. . 'V 'Q n Q' XX P ' lj f Fla? , . f . ,, ' - if 4. 4 H -- 5 Pj F ftrfib . , ' , -'T 1 ,' K: ' N ., ,A at irrr l 7- it-F F s f 'M if is J ,ri X x . 1 ti .H ' , 5 I ' Jerry Ferguson Vyb, ' ,L-- . Q - :nr J 'el' Qi , in M gf .J Abu M Richard Ferguson is is K1 K , it A t . t 5. 'qi . V y T - . . L-. I E V, f fy W . it - ' t . i - x '- 1 ai 1 if A ' - ij Q., 2 -1, - Ni.. 3' i A 9 3, - , . if 1 if ' 'Q ' i 55 P' ' 1' , .i r if s 'I' 1 W - H1 Q 14. -A F H ll? . P Q' 1 . - Q '- , L ' Wil K R V Q as 1 A ,H 'fi g , if - is r 1 ii., 7, .3 -,s f . ' ,i i rqlyf F f Y if i ' x B . , Robert Fillion 1 q , Since the beginning of school the sophomores have Sfevhen FlnaleY X 1' '--' 5 nted to show their elders that they had merit. Tom Finley il 'abr' ring the pep assemblies they achieved their goal by F 1 king a large part in cheering the teams on to victory. .iii A g H G. ,Z JW Bill Elliot Nancy Fish f F 5 H - V Terry Erxleben r-2-5 gases' W ' f K 'W N M. . : R .' Ls -1 xg -i Y . - , ix.. bi i V-f'. '3- flg T' K+ William Estes igx V' 1.3 Dennis Evans i g . in --4 or L+ : Q- 'liffs : yll- 95 Q If Jack Evans f L Lynda Evji 5' . I 5. e - Qty' F w-6 .- K , .P 0 H .. L Jerry Faddis ff ' ' ' , Peggy Fallon . ci Yi. Q -9' 4 Georgia Farrington i M ,L f Barbara Faughn ,gV, V,,,- , 'sh ,, X M3 5' Connie Favela W C-H Jerry Fenton VMI. , 'f2.fP 'gf ,Q ' , Harold Fitz Gerald Derek Fortin Barbara Franco Joann Frattini Jim Frese Susan Frise Barbara Fort Becky Fosselman Terry Foster Nancy Funesti Gregory Gary Phillip Gaskins Diane Gastelum Carolyn Gatlin Harry Gauld Gail Gaynier Peggy Genereux iss 4121, ' :wife 3, .-sf.: 1 :W m . X 5 Ji 3 P L-6-?!..a. . -iw., , Kiwi as on ' H y . i, f R i. l 'rf' ' 'Nt' V 'rt , ' : , -' W? ,..,, + ..i.31fiifiq! . Q SF, ii. E L 2 .r sv tg. ,ie 4 B Tx 1 . 'gn 1 'R 4, :- in 4.1 J., 4-4 isbn ss ss,-f 'fi Y 3' 5 X ,- HN. A l l ,,. nk' P l8l ,.,. ggi iii f' i :ffl si ' Q' iv K i LEE' S-H A -fy, 1.-' fi f in lv ? 5 . J - ' , -4 L .KL ' , wx Vxk, . s lr m e J S Xa X as G Q . l Jim Gentry Randall Glover Mike Goodwin . V A , rl ,. 4, ,M 6 Y 9 ru ' V ' 1 ,..,, ,, F K Q 4 1 , 51 ',.' J' l82 David Gertsch Linda Goforth Sandra Gorman W ti f, L X ll ki' 5 is it G- - ' J g -.,' :,A y W 'X 'a' . J' X ii, . i' Ts. l l-,lf-J. if - ffrrffi-1 l lla Terrie Gibson Dewitt Gifford George Gillow David Gonzales Richard Gonzalez Curt Goodner Jim Grady Dave Gray Judy Gray l Fw Robert Gray Aj , 6. Franz: Gaegory L o n rey Sandi Gibbs . Q V .K h X V 4' 2' , f x f--wfmz ge we :mmm K f,f.. l- :.:.w,m-ffl, 1- 1 J I 'if' 1 w . ,K 1 gn-fi Debbie Griffin ,,,.z Y Q ' ,rgffxg ff! Gail Grosvenor 5, l laay v si Cliffcard gm: 'Ei , 1 fi? sf D t V V jg.: , G ,..?wf A oro y runer , - flliwh fliijlx R' J X Q .,,. G-gg . . Sandra Grunwald Elizabeth Guthrie Jim Haegen iio 'lofl ' or Janie Haffley W! l G., W X -13' E 's zfff? Q- fi .. . X , my H I Q. X ' gf' Gloria Haidee , . ,. , Judy Hair Suzanne Haley Paul Hall LX l ttf it 'J L Sherry Hall Gary Halstead Larry Halstead Sharon Halverson Larrie Hamilton Joyce Hammock Jerry Hanano Sharon Haney if 79 . 1 1 5 5 ga W Q ,x will Y xx l ag ig- 3 lk fi My , fx .. x N , ' gs 1 K Ya 'ffm xv at wif . ' we Q , s , li fts? rim.5552155rigawlzzsiw -- u amen . - at ll h N fir 8 Q ,sv li 'CJ' Q, orl. Q . A 'il i rx jst' li -4 5 .1 w ,uf 43,12 T ILLZ fig A LQ X 4' ' ef 9 ' f m., gs i V 1 U Viv' :1A , R , . ,. , ff f .1 X z ,ya . I s--X t ' hw y N ' 4 f H V 2 sg.. ' in for .LLL Vw . U k V fs, l if i 5 :gut Q L 6 iw. ss iii g . is - is. hA 'ff J sm J K W 'XI' Q-1 fins- , H. , ,J W A lkliligqy' at 4:-f' '-1 J 2 5 -'ZW 4 X 1 if ' is ,.f '?-he . J J f ' H be 331, xx , i g ,,-yes-,ag J , i LL,LL':, wi .f -3 .fLvQ3x,l wil. . X x 1. J. fsiYsfSI:':55' fa.. anita Harr y Charles Hart rsha Heagle Cindy Hearrell Ginger Hart Pam Helgeson Larry Harvey Pat Helton Jim Hawes Wanda Henslee Jill Hilliard Mike Hinton Jim Hitchcock Donna Hobbs David Hobel Steve Holland Satisfying some of the requirements in Mr. Eaifgagiolhemfiegf :Ieming's life science, these sophomores ore eorning the inside workings of Oscar. Christine Hoover 3 it Don Hower fi ' -V .W fl: 11 I Kathy Howland Lorna Hawk Joan Hensley Q. 'YI Ti . , K 1 ai' ,.. WW' ' -sl. lk --X K Xl ,, , 'gf xg it Q, . fag J ffffcms 2 , f l T Q22?ferHffjJQ0 Rhonda Huddleston 1' 7' ,. X 'Li he qv' X : sllii ,ff-f-1 , Lanette Hughes Vicki Hughes Eugene Hetkowski Carol Hickman Susan Humble Nancy Hayden Michael Hensley Q, s , ,... x ay 1- ,Q , . KF I r f qv 'ks -P 255. ,.. it lm VJ., , lr . ff 2 i, 2 . 'W-F Beverly Hazelgrove Eric Herrmanns 2-'E Q. Qi K 'Bar mmf?15111111542-zzvfsaw4,-M,,---H G H, 183 M- 4, ' it .1 f LLLLL if 'k-- , ' J uZs.Tg-N K, ,xi if V i 1. l in s wf triy if .54.n,q , A- , YQ- -7 I wiki., 1 o ,,U ,wi ax' I in, ' 'Um up i X e , is A I W O 'ligne' 6 J - .Si ,L f ',.. W 51-v' vs YA l84 vii? if ix U X A g lx 23 Kit N...- X B 4-Q x. 1 1 A.. , U.. at fp V Cl- X- ., g i ii:1,i,EZ ' i 1 V ' ' w ..:1 ' . - is f 11. -.J ati 1 . ' Rad 6' -I. 'Q 1. Y:-. ri' k yry .. : ei? ilf if zi' ,gm - v Une , li X, I H an an W9 we ig ,L Q, Hal Humphrey Christine Hurley Claudia, Hurley Pat Hutchinson Dianne lrey Robert Ingram E3 -as 1 ws an l i i...' js Q, ,V .f ,K 7? i , if? I i a g i Y gif? - :F w A 'ZW' yi! A xi Lynn lwashita Ellen James Janis James Stan Jasek Bill Jenkins Patricia Jennings My E if s ,-ff -- f . i f S K ,.- S it xi The Sophomores in Mr. Hought's S.M.S.G closs ore the guineo pigs for on experimento method of teaching moth. Sydney Keithley George Kelly Mary Kelly Don Jensen Penny Jensen .Tom Jensen David Johnson Jerome Johnson Roby Johnson Richard Jones Roger Jones Sharon Kacergis Linda Kaine Linda Keating Kathy Keeran Gary Kennedy Nancy Kennedy 'Lx in l 'az fast 4 ' 1' Ml 'Qi 5. ffl 1:1 , , ,'5EfH.. 'QI' Q2 'I-,:f!'L,w iie kr ' ,' Doug Kershaw Richard Kettela Kelly King f Qs- 4-fe 47 'fb' ',,:y Ink :fn ' 4 E932 , he 'j., gi f f Ak W 4, i 'Ik L N59 a Berta King Xlaricy Knoll F 1' A 'Q A x I . -.f -f W'-' L nn, y v 'h 1- ' x i ,fqi -azilffam 53 ll' il 3? 'al K.. i M -N Nz? 1' 4 VR at Ev' in far: dv if b J 11 2 ...V A-L J m ..,,., .l .R X, 'lf f 1 ,J Mary King Lynnea Kirk Robert Koteff Janice Kovick f f 'Wil' 2.1 il J Q f 'cw' 1 ,ti ff, x 4-Ai e lg iw flf,- , ' nK'nn 'Wk '?fC 'f v 5-L if-B J J 5 E' B . rio . X ! M,,.,... +7 I 5 ci x u ll- wp 4'v,4 1- .'.: ,. U10 I ,W f L Ei M 1 1 Max K in ' ik- 6 J J , J wx . '-,fs-ci JoAnn Ledford Alan Leonard 1 Krr M -N xl 4 ' L 55 su w:,. ' N B' 'W jx. 5' fra M M. Tim Knobiock ' ' 1 .V J ' 'K ' -- ,,.. ' 5 V' , ' ww 'M' t 3955 1 gf , . , ,'f. ifgqggm X Y ' 's ' Donna Klingel JoAnn Knight Leanne Kozak Stanley Kromydas Marilyn Kuehnle Joan Labertew Jim Lachance Jim Lacina Bob Laffery Bob Lahaye Bettye Laird Marilyn Lankford Linda Lawrence Pam Layton Patricia Leckman Gloria Ledesma qgfv Phil Knight Nancy Kuebler Diane Leoni .x ing -0. Norman Lesqer 'Va 'N Marcia Lewis . r' ls. was n ,N L Ramona Leyvas David Lindsay ' NXT Tr B Y i' , Wigiiw .1 4 o 'fa L. -14' John Link ' 'isi- Tom Liscum N . -4 r Am' km' we . 2 X sp-ay , 1... , K . r 5. X d k t , L . 5 Q , f 'V :VV Bob Litchfield Barbara Lloyd Barbefta Lockart Steve Logan Sue Lomax 185 - , iz :CV H-fa. in v f-,- '35 in we 4 W U 1 , ,W ei., 1 fi A Q -S0 23... . -ff nigh ' I i , ifiilf' 1372 V E' 4K 'k ir ,M ' - ' - - , L siyr fe-Qi: it QM ' 'Q- X rf. l fi J F Wf .aff L in 'F s 64+ 1 Tiff -f' 'A- LM L 1324, , 1 '-ra L 5, i v' 'G' ' img 1 . x My wgzgm: - J cr , f-3 :EQ I K ,:,: In ',,,Ig A , : : b J , J 'X' k fe. - ,za - '41 X 4 ,: , . - is vga-fr wg., M E- J, , V . ., , ,, Ml . f 1 ' i' A ':fff'q.4,': :A Hi i x it Q gk Z ,q i g, I-i., f f 1 'gs .ik ' V ii' .f., - Li , 186 L J fa : as x I is K. ' -g x fl , .H 1.1 .R M Yi? ,iii 5, L- QC, , - K'-- - - 'l,.. s.f ' , 4' if will i L. 4. , no '- f ' iciuzi Y' , F l V C. H2 gl J l Corinne McCall Rick McCormick Paul McCarthy Harry McComas Johnita McCown Mike McCreery Jim McElroy James McKechnie Fay McMahon 1 5 T5 'W at -.., ,a:,3,,,7,,,.,,,V,.1, 1. aa.,m,,, E CJ L 5, Q . , fi '?,, 'Y' 1, K Barbara Mangles Terry Maple Michael Marlow John Marsh Sue Marshall Kenthia Martin Patricia Martin Georgia Mason Shirley Maso.n Greg May Howard Mayhew Charlotte McBride Gail McMullen Bruce Medlock Bob Meng Harry Meyers Mary Ellen Miguel Nancy Militscher Joy Miller Connie Moe M: 4 3' 'Lv 7.11 1 5 It J . ' ir A LH. -,Q 53+ J. , N. ,, 53 'U Ar yiwax Jim Longerbone Fred Longworth Rodolfo Lopez Mike Loscher Steve Lovett Patricia Luckey Vickie Ludwig Betty Lukask Louie Lund Bill Mace Christine Macevicz Joe Mallinger 3914 K Yew! 41' ,ni , N X f. . kk,' lL::,, ' 4 ' Q 55 . ,. we .ff 1 Q yn ,,,.,, ' - James Morgan -, , , f,aQ 5 Phyllis Moffatt Rhonda Morris if ffl Q ' 6 II' Elaine Monago Sandra Morris ,,. 1 A wt J Q. ,K Cheryl Morrison A'A' ,g ' L' 1 , ' Q. X . ,5- ' mf:-7 f w-. ' t kk I 7 - Johnny Mowatt L -in 2 W l ' mx Don Montell Bob Mowitt' 4 I2 K Q --- WL' Ethel Moore Margaret Mullins 'lg , fl J f' A fi. 5 Bob Murphy ,c 315' .Ll 1 News n J ,, A 2 'I' is .5 ' A I 5 ce '1 'kia 'VT J - ,gfix i , ut. 3, K. A 6 Q ' 'I H M 'K A Q l M' af. 9.g'n'0. at ll '. .rl W,,, .5 5 ,. i:V,, . .N M BZbiiMLrTay J ' l l , , John Moore ic e e urray -X l r A 7 an T- J. 'W' Lauretta Moore Julie Murtough it tvv- ' 'gi' If 41. J- Q, fr Jeri Nafouze -llkf' to J my ' . 1-1:11 xiii? '-1 ' - , fl-l , 'oo, f Xxx 1 J J lf,, J, - , ef, 5 1 W ax elhly Nl lxxt L tilt R, ' P 440. 5 - Mike Mored E5 'R 1 54, Tom Moreodich Claudia Navarrette M v' R, ,W , Brad Neal 4- ,l., yg ,, J l Pat Neill 5, ff' il M . wi 7 J ee,,l . ' ff? 'H 4 A- at, X X A at M214 1 SOPHOMORES PLAN FOR FUTURE Judy Nelson ts I 'Sv-. 1- Kim Newell .ryy A5 Deanna Newton f ' X, xiii L 1 W, , Gail Nisbet - ' ' wa f-1 -W X Joyce Norman F . A V-Qty. 5 Jack Newell I V-1 J., Judy Nutz QM: ' 1-W, In the process of enlarging their wardrobe ,gi these sophomore girls in Mrs. Wheotcroft's r ar ..- clothing closs ore putting into procticol use the techniques of sewing. X ,,1 Ms: . tw ' vt A fra l 4'7'k'f if .. km r t . jr: -.15 b ke., N ,S il : . K 1: if, - w.: s M '- ' s fn a g T 'hr Ha K -r-if l x lf- e. ' x . kt. l87 Q H Fr is 52 N.,,,, ' Sharon Nye Marie Ortez M Bili Oberschulte Sammy Ortiz -rr Q fr ra .a x H , crr c is ff sf 1 rs. -f,1- if ,,:f Q 4 lf Kay Ochi Kathie Overton Like Mercury, this Sophomore boy seems to have wings on his feet as he iecaps through the oir trying to cross the bor during physical education. 'wir ..f: f . -' X ' n '4 4 1 V K , 1 x KK 1 ,P ' w f,.,- 1 .x L ,, QF For Norman Park Mark Parmely 'Fr 5 I!! pil to ea, A ,.-, , Aj ri Z f'3't..'- f iff r K Rosaiee O'Day Dick Page Mary Payne Lewis Payton Jerry Pedrotti Tsienna Pemberton Patricia Peopies Ronnie Pepito Jami Jo Peppier James Perdue Robert Perdue Susan Perez Robert Perigo Judy Peters ur Q-7 ,vi J X12 f t. ' ilk ., Fw. J . J Qfagfz ' 146. -i'.J2Qe?z!st2efr P 5 K 1-. 'M.., Q, 4 . 3 'N 9' Q if A t f rf' V. ' 1 - Jerry Olivas Susan Painter Kathy Patrick Margorie Pattison James Paul 'ct-nf' is gi C , J Q i ' wirmr' . ,J g Z Q ,jr rr ' use mf 5 A fi flr ' O, Tv' , as rs 4: is ba I iii x Raw' t J X ' X1 X Yr John Oliyeria John Paiva ,td G 1 4 -iii ,Q , , ,-'neva . if J - 2 , wk ,i 'af 'zfi i ,f 'i' 11 x 5? Q 7 Lu rriifi? - GL I .V-'rm s , O , gr 4 - '. is , I 'ar 9' kx H S 2 X, ,Q ,i'm5r.33. J fr-.R - -r , r Sandra Olson Jim Palmer ., 1 gf W Kauai' X A 'i f J? Eg, c,,, '-Q1 Barbara Olss Alan Paris ' figs, us,- H 'Y i , ,N K N . ' ' ' as-1,55 flu- W rf? 'Ri .i in if . ggy g iljifgffr J 3, 1 Maxine Peterson , 7 if N ' .Q ,r-- Barbara Parker W P y or 5 gn , , L,g . ayne eterson , O ,. 5 , an - R th p f r Ki 1 Q , q rr Hi ,g,fr 1 U arm Ray Petrosky X ' , v I. gi , ' Michael Pettit 'fr' -X 753' 2 5 O - ,' ,yi flff' K gf r N J' J cssr N ei X f it csrr 1 .rr. rf .rr,r.r..,. X1 188 sw , f - 4 I Nl 5 'f. ., fl - , 'I 1' '1 3 V , 5 15: - K' Q I ,3,f:,jw2, ,. A QW. , M. 5 111.-Q P' S53 , ,Qian Q , -0.4 P , all 'F ,B WS ra' ,P ' wi--4' fl I 'City' P P 9 - if if i , . 3:21 M , ' ' P ' QM. A H , , ,,,, , 3 i , 5555- xii? 'f B i ice i t 'M H. L vkiiag r 153231 QR i A ,.,, . JK er: H . W.'f it ' ' , at i l: 52 S5527 z ,ffiftgffnfffif u v. ., A im-: E. V ,, Y P -Ks.. K '-' . VV i. - 1' Q , a A Q4 P '1::,. S.. 1 S535- 1' 1 'M ' '. - ' 1 .Mfff4,?.Qf 'A :: K J :ii ': --'fe 3- '? 15:52 . Pat Prickett Kitty Procter Carol Pulliam Jim Quinn Claudia Ralph Carl Ramsey Jane Rankin Peggy Raso 331-' Liv- '- ' :,- : Si:2,eSi:'g g1im :Q2:u,'f- ,J i ,, ,, 4 3 an rw. xv. Martha Reed David Reiman Lucy Reyes Ruth Richardson Gorden Ricketts Royce Riggan Barbara Ritchie Kathy Robbi.ns Mike Robinson Anita Rochmes Eddie Rodriguez Tom Rodriguez Jan Pierce Robert Piety Larry Pitchford Lynda Pike Janie Pitman Evelyn Pittsford Sandy Pollak Gary Pollard Carol Poor Toni Porter Connie Powell Tom Powell Larnf Preston Gollin Priccer Beatrice Price 1 , Tom Reader Beverly Reddin Carol Redding f -cj' X tx v,,x i .fag f K w?A 2g,gjLf,':lQf t 4-ws' wi?-ty 4' fg4 I V, :: B i .t P f K -wg, 1 LX Q-si V ' g . P e -,' QQ.- . :EJ '-T27 fe Q fi 'L x' wifi iii Q22 ' wg? J 'QE :QMKM -mfr? i X P K., Q V, 5, ' l89 ,c L S 4- ff,., It Nab M ,, ,,.: .f.L L I 3 Q :A S Terrilee Rohrba Peggy Ross Phil Sayers Y' Cher 'Va ' sw, !..s H 1 Tb I n 'Tn- ws.. tl ' 3 4, Y 2 1 K3 ALT t Jn.. Xl- :GRP 'i - 'X' ,. 44 '93 ini' as 6 1 X is X s 2 aww wwe l9O 42. ,. .X U 4 wi v -rx, .-21' 3? 7 4' 5 1 , P J were S-5f,s' is 'W as ' 535:21 may-55 P W. sf K ff , k f :sl , -, 'wi-. A l 'Qs of 45. fm ' 9 . 8 A h Bertha Romo Susie Ross Gary Schauer M if' A-ll 2 W Q, 1 I :git-gr. ' LJ - K K , Ar '-:, 311, a t 923 if 1- we ,,,,,,.. , Lf, . Q ' i W' 1 'Q 4 Q i'-S El ii ,,.L, V Chris Ronald Bonnie Rundle Beverly Schawe it we.-W ,,. Q f l J S . 552539 g 1 .J -. i' . fg , 'Stir' 'i J fits-' if C ,,:ffQfi,sx.ss: X' 7:3 ' K if Tommy Root Julie Rusk Sallie Schedel Paula Schrock Shayne Schuller Fred Schultz Danny Schweers John Seagren Carl Sencenich Walt Seymour Mike Shadoan Paul Shalley Phyllis Shaw Naleen Short Tommy Royan A Theresa Rutkowski Roger Schmidt Sharon Sihgleton Patricia Silburn Marilynne Simmons Barbara Sindelar Bob Skiff Carla Smith Dave Smith Julie Smith Hank Sieradzki Phil Smith .A 1 QR is .J 'N I 6 ug 1 'A ., , X , 'Ll 'Q . fy.-.N -' , m i s - ,. .- .. J, rs , Q t as 'X ' ilfi pilfiv' s A 1 ' ' Ei , , . QF! Fri? ' 1 - ' all Ann Roseman Jayne San Born Judy Schnorr Nancy' Rose Ted Salkeld Henry Schnell ARTISTIC ABILITY I iff if w---1 ' Y Qi lily mu, ia tx I ,,kh 5 , I -t I S wi - J 1 ,Ml - A . :f ., K S2 y is U jail im ' if rr. fi. . Bw .f X 'ia an J 1 5 gf? ' , fi' 'fi 955 KX Fi J S' ' A i.Qt5ai. 8.55 -.., by Q Q iQ? 5- M Pat Ross Pat Sandelw Craig Schrei' SHOWF W 9' 3 5 5 if 'Sf' , ,,Kr K 7' A .sf li 'fl' is 1 ---- 9' We 5, 7 t h f -- , -' I 5 -ig Ieas rsrl 2 . r .f - ri 554 J Sandy Smotanovich Q. K - N . ' ' , ' , T, sharon smith M Steve Smith 1 is .f .fig l ift' 2 at I I gl 6 5. , ' 'Jim 'fs 1 if ,di r sif - A' u '--+ VA:W '7 10.2 a 'o FY gg M X A L tg, LYS! 'N' 'M' View t l i ,a , S vs- fs. ii' ' ' Y , Q Q 7 -i Li Wai 'ef 5l95i filet-N' QQ ,si t . 0 Y SOPHOMORES liens is ia SW Q'- fl: . fi its f ki if 1 L, .V , YN .1 'f .. 1 i. Z ,. 'NJ Q, 'emit 'R ' A. xntiiil X .. ,x :ask ,S ma, . ar it L2 x ,J fu we Q.. iff? ci X-. fi CS: Rebecca Snelling Sandra Snover Dennis Snyder Larry Sorenson Bill South Dennis Southers Shelly Spaulding Joyce Spear Eddie Spring Steve Spurgeon Ron Stanley Patricia Stecker Janice Steeprow Larry Steinert Mike Stevens David Stevenson James Stobaugh Robert St. Onge Tre St bl . -. i' , J ll'?lsaSfUd'i:eYe i- j , ii , i Marcia Stump i '- it M ., A W . ' 2 , K elf x. il wiei 5QEAK31x .A t, Q, f ,. w , fi ie Turrie Sturgess ,5 Kathy Swallow ' il it Phil Swanson fa, i f at i Michael Swift 'Y Q, . V N , , Max Sybrandi . f 1 ' A Jennifer Tabor i A? J ,- T, V - ef sz? S 'Y' f ' '-1, I 1 7,12 N .55 . ,, K ,,,V H A 2 '- .. S . lelili Kathy Tabor Theresa Tacey S., y ia 'QT-27 ti it 5' -- ,uni Karen Tachiki ',' Q? These sophomores are putting their ideas and impressions into material forms in the in- formal atmosphere of Mr. Clark's art class. They learn to appreciate and enjoy all forms of art, whether modern or traditional. 1 fi ' ,:': wi ilr www ,,A, T isy . rf wig! eww C.-U 1 Yi' ff iff , an ws, Q - fs fam ' Awe- ' . v-97-'r N .1 .H X sg 'Y' Li,f.' 1: H S E ,M 7, 4 dl' Linda Tatreau Robert Taylor Duane Thomas Dennis Thompson Marilyn Thrower Ed Tietz Larry Tosta Tom Townsend Tom Travis Although the dance sponsored by the Closs of '64 wc1sn't crowded, the turnout numbered quite o few. Mr. Green, Sophomore counselor, olso cppeored on the scene. .A x J I Q ,J i - faq, an 1 ,' .Jef ., 1 V . , F 4, 1. 133.1 -is J ' E9 -wp K f 1 f'r' Q , ,V ,I V ' 'Vs K , f av , my 4, . 4 ti , vw? , .,., h . ' , s h'rh 4 1, rre. J 1 ' 3 'T-- . , --..'- 1, 'w:.,Le,-Us. ,W t Ya. :-on--s A e . xl l92 John Trinkle Carolynn Truby Don Trutna Judy Tyce Ro-n.nie Ullman Gail Underwood Charles Valois Bruce Van Patten Roger Venters John Vredenburgh Joyce Vickers Hope Waite George Walker Nancy Wallace Bob Walsh Greg Walter Larry Walton Dorothea Van Brun Donald Waddell Terri Warner Bill Watson 'Sheryl Webb Laurie Webster Chester Wedgewo rth Pat Wedgeworth Leonard Weidenbenner Larry Wells 13' ig, i 1 ,M y ,gh F4 Q, Q fi 9, il fm. S ,, A, V :gi ,, rl! use 7 Q- ts rrr- Effie' as V ' i V4 .. -1 T K l. XV 'V' in :sg ' - 1 Q 1 5 .L 'lsr T ik' it 5 N 7 ? , f r c,o 'GM A N. s 'Eg :-will G Xlblxi J ,i 'X 5, ,127 XL L-.. QE f , 3. -- 1' 2 . ..,Vh fin, ri - Q... .L of fl 1- ,, . - gr 3 Q - ,H ' , ,.a rr. 4 X21 M Q V.. , 4:2 ,aa- E. P rf ' FQ -eg w. w Y inf 9 KM' . . - . fx Il X l 'Q' arg 1 I E, l ,V 'I 'F ini x Q ffl Mm- . 1.4 Q ws-F ' viii ' I if? if I ., , Q W miVl Wg, L ff . X, Sl' xi , x 1 Ill - -m Qi. S L si- L-4 'R -sf' K f af' lf. if . A 4 Q ,l A. 'f ,-My ' w p lf? , A . lx i J gg f E H 431 my .dxf ax vu- ' r -..,,.,.NA 'J E ,T-23.- A fi ,. 51,- ' ,, Arif, I 7 lf? I kf gm' S-s Q Ye li 7 . ,. 3 S71 is 1 I 'I f K '- 'I il, w f' ,,, Penny West Peggy Wheeler Jerry Wiederhold Carolyn Wilkes Jim Williams Roger Williams Steve Williams Richard Wilroy Bob Wilson Bruce Wilson Larry Wilson Sally Wilson Warren Wilson Roy Winchell Larry Wineland Darlene Witherow John Wolfe Margaret Woll Gloria Wood Ruth Woodward Larry Worster Mickey Wright Pamela Wright Kathy Wyler J Y ogi 4-:K 1 sm , .1 my 13 Q lf be flllxk CLASS OF '64 SPONSORS ACTIVITIES Diane Xalis Agnes Ybarra Ed Ybarra Sherry Yoder Jackie Yost Claudia Zag,ner Chris Zakarian Kay Zakarian Joy Zenovieff .rg .l i t an llls L- 4 5:3-5' mg .K I W I 1 l X i rr'f la X . . 1 ml' In A mi 4 2 f' v i! 'ilr'A'a'a' . if J We -lr j are 1 gg nf---well la j I. as X , 'Q X ,iliffi 2 l..,. ll, ,, H, .. . K W I lui l93 MSM gum ,f ' Af' .1 ,As V 1+L A 'iff , 4 ?QLfL'Q,ff 'W Q 5 .1-eg V: ,,.4 r ,f N H facuffy, admnn Mr. Nairn, have been most ca- in all of our endeavors tn roughaut the year. We thank them, as well as The entire student body, for their indulgence. -ldyll Staff X! Best Wishes from Rohr Corporation Chula Vista, California :i55l'2 7!i'!'-.. , , ,ilifgiif--f ,' I , - - A J' 'V-'ffV'd?f:y,Igt1'57 ' fan 21:41 ' Y v vm-f-? ?.'w 1 f ' f' : 'xifff 5, . fzrgizzf- ' -f 1 jfpgrgii f 1131 A A hfy' 4 S S :Jf i rfi f L 1J f sisi M . ,s r A ,pi rsrr h ' V , 3 Q 11, .'.. 1 I rein., f:. Mi ,,f1, ,, .,,-,,,.-,.-, ., , , . BURNETT'S FURNITUR COMPANY Since l9l5 One of San Diego's Largest Furniti Selections Drexel -- Bigelow - Sealy - Moc Kroehler - Simmons - Harris lnterior Decorating GA 2-53l5 345 E Street Chula Vista Mr. Karl L. Chase, store manager, and his interior decorating consultant, Mr. Larry Sperber, discuss a decorating program at Burnett's Chula Vista Store. 7 Julie Smith shops for school supplies .lim Chew and Ernie Becerril admire the at sports clothes at CORN ELL'S Lane's Men's Wear 288 Third Avenue 293 Third Avenue 196 Chula Vista, California Chula Vista, California Compliments of Jane Hubbard 32l E Street Chula Vista, California Congratulations to the Class of l962 Judy Peters Enjoys Shopping at The Leader Department Store HA O-2331 223 Third Avenue l' Chula Vista, California l i A beautiful Floral Arrangement interests Nancy Rost at MueIIer's Florist ' GA 2-0888 NOON U70-I-l 11143, NO NI xximnfnmki U lc: CREAM ' we 77324661 Um 01071: R LUNCH QCPUU ZWIHUOZ ' DRUG X I Q4- 'a S 'I ,...,.v WVLL M, ,, Whether you are a Lancer, or a Spartan like David Steber . . . you can buy the most delicious ice cream at Niederfrank's Ice Cream 23 Naples Sfreef 367 Third Avenue Chula Vista HA O-5262 Chula Vista GA 7-7714 - ig, is f ,QQ -QPUZIPI' S., 1 .. K Q rhjiiiiril mi L rbrrlw K U E B L E R -lU'll'l'I l 5 0 o '1 Cl rn Z7 -A n ET cu 3 o a. 'l U7 o U7 3 a 'K Y 5' O ET 3 no o. '1 cu UP VI h A and selects a pair of capris from R , I MONTEREY si-lov V ll ll ll AlVenUe chuio vaSm373 E Street HA o-5400 CWC' Visio GA 2-3760 O ,Li l RAY'S SHOE REPAIR Chula Vista GA 2-2363 Box 328 Bonita Road Bonita GR MODERN 2 'S 11 vi GEORGE'S BAKERY 328 Third Avenue Chula Vista HA O-8660 BONITA STORE P. O. Box 158 Bonita, California GR 7-4651 Congratulations, Seniors, From CHULA VISTA SANITARY SERVICE 305 Center Street Chula Vista GA 2-1126 , T i?.T J'Zl Sanguinetti's Barber Shop 210 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-9112 . Diana Smith tries on one of the many stylish watches at Bob Burns Cleaners King Jewelers 768 Third Avenue 271 M Third Avenue GA 2-2711 Chula V510 GA 22922 f I- ,ar -A S : MQ K ' 4,1 T - fi N :f i 2 w .,mvm..7f4?!.feQ- A wb ,, G. i Ki ,heh M .Nor . xx, , KN T ' ' . WLQEWQ - x,,,K.-Lg'-,,x.h , f 200 Forewell ond good luck, Seniors From the Closs of '63 THE NICEST THINGS HAPPEN TO PEO-PLE WHO SHOP AT Bill GAMBLE South Boy Plozo l 4 l lOO Highland Avenue National City GR 4-4661 Whether you prefer golfing, like Judy Bush... BRENTSHIRE is sold exclusively by Montgomery Ward . . . Or whether you prefer bowl- ing, like Ellen Torrance-the best values in sports equipment and sportswear are found at Montgomery Ward. Goodbye, Seniors from the Sophomore Class R. J. Smith Pharmacy 299 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-l l3l or l ll lvtvl svls lull 2 t A l E C g'wlZ 3 vigil.. li l., mf I ,, , .'L' iii i l It In , rl 3 lffilf X A is -'LLL fa ,f Y Mit m?fafyH55 l PM f . - 5 ' H , ' f 2 F J 5 fr it li ,ee my P fs .M C Q W A M! k.VV,7V V Ihlh ,,.,W1 +. . .gr A , i 1 , , A t i C f A 211 ' A ' 1 Jolynn Schmit prefers to make .her own pizza, A fl ii 3 but whether you'd rather make it or eat it- A A'e v I ar 34. k,h,, , 3,,,.. PERNICANO'S has the best pizza, m J 'A ' 5 560 Broadway Z,ss A W.--l Qs.s Chung vasm HA 0-4454 t-2 sssirsa Q aa he r sfarsssa 1 C Hobart Heights A wonderful new place to live on a hilltop in South San Diego, salutes Chula Vista's wonderful new Hilltop High School. Sprouse Reitz 'Co. 26l Third Avenue 202 Chula Vista GA 2-l237 NEVENESCH primers . . . CO g'G'U m0nS' Fm' 5 Lithog raphers 2750 Kettner Boulevard San Diego, California CY 7-2281 I H. L. MICHAEL SWEETWATER REALTY Box 325 Bonita Road Bonita, California GR 4-1501 CheeIy's Auto Pa rfs 45 Broadway Chula Vista GA 2-0141 ,i 1 2,12 f ii SUNNYSIDE PH. GR 1-5821 COMPLETE SERVICE KENNETH RITCHIE 3538 FRISBIE owmsn SUNNYSIDE - BONITA Ken Scott, Robin Larson, Susann Sfdffdrd-Gardner, Inc- Greeniee, Judy Doss and Don Parish 865 Broadway enjoy the delicious Italian food Chula Vista GA 2-5343 served at LA BELLA PizzA House 373 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-I 155 l 1 T BONITA GOLF CLUB P. O. Box 445 Bonita, California GR 7-2731 3 Congratulations to the Graduates of I962, It was a pleasure to work with these co-operative students while taking their Senior portraits U. S. GRANT STUDIO Jack Bowermaster Official ldyll Photographer D. A. UACKI WILSON General Contractor 91 E. Prospect Street Chula Vista, California HA 0-5034 Residential, Commercial, and Remodels Plans Drawn-Free Estimates Anna Teaff knows that beautiful flowers for every occasion are sold at CHULA VISTA FLORIST 33 Third Avenue GA 2-OI44 D. AND M. BARBER 'SHOP 563 Third Avenue, Chula Vista Barbers: D. J. Deb Duclose-9:00-6:00 Jay Hollister-6:00-9:00 All Haircuts 51.50 GA 2-4260 Best Wishes to the Class of '62 CH U LA VISTA POLICE DEPARTMENT SUNNYSIDE 'STORE Fresh Meat - Groceries - Produce Mr. and Mrs. Parris Winkler Phone GR 1-5422 - Sunnyside, California YAVO RSKY AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance Chula Vista, California Randa Rustvold likes to do her shopping at the J. C. PENNEY CO 1021 Highland South Bay Plaza GR 4-3313 H ESS PLUMBING COMPANY 2639 Highland Avenue National City HAYLOFT BARB ECU E Enjoy the best of food prepared to bring out the finest flavor using real Hickory wood in our pit. 1502 National Avenue Chula Vista, California GA 2-6331 LLOYD L. LEE, INC. CAMILLE SHOP Mi l linery-Gloves--Hand bags Costume Jewelry-Flowers-Belts 260 and 262 Third Avenue GA 2-5231 Standlee McMains STAND'-EEIS CAKE 'SHOP CI'IUI.A VISTA CLEANERS 5pECiAl-IZING Two Stores to Serve You in Wedding and Party Cakes Hilltop at Naples 633 Broadway EXCLUSIVELY GA 2-6966 GA 2-1518 244 Third Avenue Chula Vista, California GA 2-2013 AL'S IJNION SERVICE YARDAGE CITY Third and E Streets 285 Th. d A GM-1409 GA 5-075f Ue Chula VISIO' Cahfomm Chula Vista, California Q ELLMERS 252 Third Avenue GA 2-2393 hui Don Parish and Jean Ellmers enjoy browsing at the many attractive gifts in Ellmers. VALLEY FARMS DAIRY YOSJZZSB NURSERY r d 2052 216518323 Road GA 2-5198 oo way Chula vssm JOHN GRAY HAIR FASHIONS Two Locations JOHN GRAY HAIR FASHIONS GEORGE'S COIFFURES 194 Landis Ave. 39OWnE'Street Chula Vista, California GTA 2-6555 Chula Vista, California GA 2-7707 207 Wi. Q ,silt iisswilf A,.,il,il! , 3 X.. 'k,' - r ' 'qw V' ,,f,1:':.,'w :,M',,. 51 , 'l ,A x . X ,, ul, l,, lf, 1. gi ll 1 A 3 -X 51'-f 1 A 2 , xA L A 7451 N, 55,1 ig ' fmk is ' 1 5 2 Y gi -ia 1 1 1, 5 ,Q lp 3 - 1 , 5 a n 5 H I A 1,151 sw ' ' is lil 1, ' A -1 ' 1 Q 5 o ' A is Q' , 'V ' ' :WE IVL , 1 W -iil if iiii A J f lj w y ' 5 The biggest event of the year has Mimi Richards shopping at DEAN'S 309 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-1454 1 x Kyle Gorman does some wishful thinking behind the wheel of a new Ford at FULLER FORD 760 Broadway Chula Vista GA 2-9222 ,Q Q Q 1 PLAZA BOWL 1201 Plaza Blvd. National City GR 4-3301 'xr '.n. HARVEY REAL ESTATE Sales - Rentals -- Property Management 682 Broadway Chula Vista HA 7-1771 Don Parrish shops for sports equipment at SOUTH ERN SPORTS SUPPLY A Division of Hunt for Toys 313 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-1267 DARI-FRESH FARMS 3120 Bonita Road Bonita HA O-6212 Q.-I , , ffh 'll lx Xi X XX xx , XX ,, 1, 2 .J ' - If 55 l xx ROGERS CS ,.A' J it CS I I .vA f i 5f' C REPAIR I -A jf5'i'ff6'f I 3I9M Third Ave. I 'J l' T A f Chula Vista -----,fu ,pf-,---?...u I GA 2-1446 A - is 'f'El'l f I 4 f I hkem--H-my-.C-u..C.. ..,, uwot 1 jglsfsef K ' g!V,,g,,,? ' M W . ,.,L il- -aff V r Y i x I :J,f:sp,'5g of DICK SCHULLER REALTOR 551 Third Avenue Chula Vista HA O-0093 PAXTON AUTO 81 ELECTRIC IO7 Broadway Chula Vista GA 2-9244 Tw A1,,, . t.... - i,tg1 ,. , 1,Z.. ,,,... iee 'V A,,.. . I I I Jli Susann Greenlee knows the latest fashions can be purchased for reasonable prices at DELBERT'S DEPARTMENT STORE 333 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-5354 l I' KINMORE ELECTRIC 400 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-I I45 F RAZ E E'S 239 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-8331 ,,,,,......----- Outstanding quality is found at HIGGS JEWELERS 267 Third Avenue Chula Vista, California Also Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing CORBIT'S BARBER SHOP 289-A K Street Chula Vista, California SVATKO SELF-SERVE 4th and E Streets BONITA VALLEY REALTY 4016 Bonita Road Chula Vista, Calif. GA 2-6961 GR 4-5449 LOUIE 81 MARTI HAIR STYLES 2l2 Third Avenue Chula Vista, California GA 2-94l 6 305 EJTX it f:,l?05'3w Q, Whether you prefer an unusual pen or an ordinary one, Lorna Lewis knows the best values can be found at CHULA VISTA STATIONERS 3 l 5 Third Avenue 45. f CASTLE RAMBLER Third and E Streets Chula Vista, California GA 2-5369 HA 0-7070 ARNOLD'S GARAGE 326 F Street Chula Vista, Calif. GA 2-5351 SH ELLY'S WHITE HOUSE Third and I GA 2-1017 Rosie o'Dey is delighted with e capri set, one of the many up-to- date fashions found in Chula Vista's Only Discount Fashion Store. Left to right: Kyle Gorman Richard Hathaway R. J. Crosthwaite and Lonnie Lee examine the sports equipment at HIGGINS 81 CROSTHWAITE SPORTS SUPPLY 938 C Street BE 4-7971 San Diego, Calif. F. L. WHITTINGTON C. C. ALLEY REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION 779 Third Avenue 697 Third Avenue Chula Vista, California GA 2-8351 Chula Vista, California GA 2-4988 TONY KANTRUD cHEvRoN H' G' Mg gUR5 LE ESTATE Chi?c1 Cdifgfnia 460 Third Avgnue . GA 2-'1316 Chula QIfAsg,4g6J3fornia 211 S-?EilU?'f J' 2' I Julie Hardesty looks on while Sergene Harris fixes Sharon Rockoff's hair. Julie and Sergene graduated from Hilltop in the class of '6l. T ' 'W 'N CHULA VISTA BEAUTY COLLEGE 326 Center Street HA O-7784 ffixiiitli- -' i ' -,mv ' 1' x Q. ' I W. ... I 3-7 22,17 I I A 3' K. A I ,f 7. .9 d f. . . l , .AV in ,T if K , 1, +3 ,ff A P.. .I 'C , I, - ,. A M. ' , A 'Tilt . A iiii A ' I I ' I ,. .Fi r -' IE ' wh' I T' 'Wi' '-Ai'.1,,,i4,.aQ.'v . H , A 3 f ., iff ' - Riff -f I 2 , I ,1 I , I I ff' . ,i.. ,ggi I 1 1'l A' ff' ' ' ', ' ,.,,, A i I ' R , z A A n k.,.JW , MA W I . -v Z V. Vw A r i tt , CHULA VISTA C-OMMUNITY HOSPITAL 553 F Street 212 Chula Vista, California GA 2-6l l l HERFF JONES CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Class Jewelry . . . Graduation Announcements . . . Medals Trophies . . . Scholastic Awards Larry Humphrey Representative PETERS HOME 81 GARDEN CENTER 340 Third Avenue Chula Vista HA 0-8121 C. A. CORNISH BARBER SHOP 380W Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-1551 CHULA VISTA PHOTO STUDIO 81 SUPPLIES 371 Third Avenue Chula Vista GA 2-1803 fr OSI QQ lun ltosl T. G. 8. Y. VARIETY STORE 25 Naples St Chula Vista California HA 7-0281 213 Palomar Inn Chula Vista Specializing in Chinese Food Full Dinners from 51.50 to 33.50 Banquet Room Hours 4 to 12 HA 0-1575 This Free Lance model shows off one of the many stylish dresses at Marsi's Chula Vista 273 3rd Ave. HA-O-8720 Compliments of Bob's Coffee Shops and Restaurants Chula Vista 0 San Diego El Cajon 0 EI Centro Congratulations Seniors from Engravers Corporation Your official 1962 stationers. For information or service call: Jack E. Moore 2415 Grandview San Diego 10, California BR-6-3126 214 CREDITS Photography ........... ..,..,.,.... U . S. Grant Studios Publisher ........... ......... N eyenesch Printers, Inc. Cover ...,.,..... ........... S . K. Smith Company School Photographers ............,........ Mike Roberts Don Stancell Tony Newland Cover Design ......... ..,........ J udy Ault FOODORAMA 70 East J Street Chula Vista GA 2-691 I GA 2-6785 PRINTING CO. PRINTING PUBLISHING LITHOGRAPHING 342 F STREET CHULA VISTA. CALIF. I t,,. T554 QLAA Eg I I'II Q Q firms nucsi' LAO Llon Cleaners Beauty Treatment 539 H'9hIC d National City California 287 F Street Chula Vista GA 2 6522 GR 7 4310 The bell has rung-signaling the close of the third Year in Hilltop's existence. Each student on campus has shared in the varied and rewarding activities which have caused this year to pass so swiftly. Before greeting the summer, let's look back a moment. There's the gym. Practice, competition, and new records have occurred there. The echo of applause at concerts, variety shows, and vocal productions still linger. From the science labs come sounds . . . odors . . . and a great deal of knowledge. Momentarily we thought we heard the stirring strains of Americans We! . . . endless practice for those music lovers, but how rewarding! The relaxed break at lunch and hours of research and study in the library live in our memories. The learning experiences in our classes are still vivid. , Now the campus has become quiet. The final curtain is falling on another senior class. Hilltop ceases to witness the excitement and confusion of its busy students. It will harbor only the memo- ries of a wonderful year which is forever gone and yet very much a part of our cherished dreams. Similarly, at evening, San Diego is forced to give a lingering good-bye to its daily activities and bustling metropolis. Yet, she too, will stop for a rnomentand glance over her beautiful shore, eyeing the majesticlsunset and the gentle rock of the many crafts as they are l for another night.. ++wamW,.,.e:mM., cu ,L .. . . ,