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

 - Class of 1966

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Hilltop High School - Idyll Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA) online collection, 1966 Edition, Cover
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When this structure, however, produces a certain pattern or design, it acquires a special appeal, Likewise, our generation needs varied ingredients to trans- form it into a generation on the go, a phrase applied frequently to the younger set. To portray this similarity between the components of a mosaic and a generation, we have chosen as this yeor's theme, A Mosaic Of A Generation On The Go. 3 lluest for Knowledge Acting as the framework for the mosaic is the administration, the faculty and our own student leaders, These people serve as the impetus to set our generation in motion. By answering questions, expressing personal views, and promoting inquisi- tiveness among students, the administration aids us in developing our own ideas and beliefs. ln addition to school leaders, we have also selected as patterns young men and women in other facets of life as pace setters for this fast moving genera- tion on the go. ln the political spotlight, such fig- ures as Ted Kennedy and John Lindsey are spoken of often among the younger generation, leaders in the world of music, novels, and entertainment in- clude Bob Dylan, J. D, Salinger, and Herb Alpert. Personalities in both school and worldly life with drive and initiative maintain the tempo of this enthusiastic generation on the go. After the framework has been erected, the mosaic requires fundamental materials for its groundwork. Academics furnish these mosaic properties at Hill- top. ln the classroom, each individual becomes more informed in all aspects of life and thus un- ravels many answers to his own questions. Through responsiveness to this academic aura and the pursuit of questions of meaningful existence, we expose our mental alertness, curiosity, and aware- ness, characteristics of a generation on the go. This generation's participation in rallies, speeches, and political affairs vividly demonstrates these characteristics, Thus, another segment of the mo- saic is formed. Mui Satisfied in Classrooms As the mosaic must have color to attain aesthetic appeal, our viva- cious generation must be furnished with some diversion from the men- tal strains of classroom work, The brilliant and vibrant colors of the broken fragments ot the mosaic are symbolic ot the variety of activities available at Hilltop. Athletics, or- ganizations, and other miscellane- ous activities play a vital role in providing this color for campus life. The desire for challenge and adven- ture, a feature of this generation on the go, is satisfied by these di- versified activities. 6 Colorful Activities Enhance Student life Released from the seriousness of mental activity, this zesty new generation shifts its attention to young ideas and fads, Zany clothes, dances, and entertainment mark this new breed. Creating sen- sations with the younger crowd in the fashion world are such favorites as granny dresses, boots, bell bottom slacks, and paisley ties, To match this wild and exciting look is the entertainment of the current generation. The frug, jerk, and watusi orig- inated by this eager generation are danced to the music ofthe Rolling Stones, Sonny 8 Cher, and the Accents. Athletically, surfing portrays the perfect picture of a generation in motion, while, in the entertainment field, the familiar names of James Bond, the Beatles, and Batman have also left their impression on the younger set, Finally, the go-go craze has attacked almost everyone in some way and is very definitely a trait of this generation on the go. MW E i Vmz WM W'?ZW19W n ' zmwffwfrw tWWWWWWM?2MW ZWiL .www Although the foundation, basic materials, and sparkling and dazzling colors are now present, one element is absent-the artists. At Hilltop, each member of the student body, as a designer, con- tributes his own part to our school and benefits accordingly from campus life. Each person of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes has his own artistic function in the realm of campus life. The seniors, the so-called big wheels of the school, can communicate to the underclassmen the thousands of adventures experienced, and the juniors and sophomores can profit from their knowledge and achievements, Likewise, through experimentation, questioning, and endless searching, underclassmen prove themselves to be valuable members of the student body. As in the medium of mosaics, the quality and intricacy of the final design is depen- dent upon the people who paint this permanent picture, so the unique and individualistic aspira- tions of each member of this provocative genera- tion adds variety and interest to the spectacular and impressive pattern finally formed. These artists personify themselves as they construct a likeness of a generation on the go. Mosaic K Generation Un The Ge Symbolic of the energy, vigor, and zeal ot this active generation, the mosaic is now completed. The mural we behold is representative of new innovations in art forms and the intermingling of the diverse characteristics of an animated genera- tion, Because each piece of the mosaic in its own perspective forms the entire portrait, the image depicted is one ot vitality, spirit, and action, Finally, we witness A Mosaic Ot A Generation On The Go. llnderclassmen 94 Seniors I2 Sports 140 Student life 62 Organizations 176 Faculty 124 Advertising 202 Just as the artist is to the painting, so are the students to the Hilltop Mosaic. They are the instruments which create the activities and accom- plishments of the school. And by creating these activities, the students also formulate the qualities of the generation on the go. The Seniors are the most experienced of the artists. We have had three years to develop our talents and the training proves very valuable as we prepare to enter the adult world. Sen- iors exemplify many ofthe qualities of an artist as we create the lite of the school. We have the initiative to be- gin a project and the patience to com- plete it successfully. We have the creativity to come up with new ac- tivities. We are beginning to have the insight necessary to see problems and correct them. .-W.-5 -s-i -f-, . -c.- - .... .mmlimlso-'ni-nm:m'+M'ssm Seniors Pain ft 2 r ir, ti 12 4 1 .v he Future 5, aw iw... at A v ,lim ,gli-9-S ,E M ,Y Qs And, finally, we have the overall en- thusiasm and interest necessary to complete our functions as artists in the Hilltop Mosaic. As we fulfill the qualifications of the artists, we also create the characteris- tics of the generation onthe go. These some qualities of initiative, creativity, insight, and enthusiasm can be ap- plied to our generationas we actively live from day to day. Seniors are con- stantly on the go, decorating for dances, rushing to Variety Show re- hearsal, working out afffootball prac- tice, or just plain studying. Through all of these various activities created by the Seniors the vibrant qualities of our generation on the go emerge, As Seniors prepare to leave high school, we look back on the accom- plishments of three years, and realize that, as we have been growing, we have added a great deal to the Hilltop Mosaic. 52 fd YQ W 5 Wi ei 2 F 5 Y l Fx Q Hz Q z 1 Qi' 5 A Q E l 3? W in W . ,ai ,J X Y g , ' QI! 29 if 36 Q f W , PW Q A 1 ,, ,Qf IV I dw , 1 V VW f 1, - ,, k -ffA 'f M A 1 -fvl , .., 1 . Y L f .., A 'Huff By ' y me MM 44 ,Qi ,gwl ' me X J' ,g 5 R I 5 rg' 15 Q QV M41 W, yi if Q .-,. w ' A +5 f X f , . sp ' W' 2: , , , ,i Q I .. , ., , W, , Q f f ' 9' 7 'fiffi Z 9 V 'bf J, Q, if y.,,, ' ' Ng K, , Why V ,, 'Vit a 1 ,,,, y.. , H V X , fg f Q , Q 1 I 7149 ggi 1 X iw ,Q ff 1 f 4 2 f f J rv 1 Z 9 f ' Q wi , ,I J f J., gf 'W E .,. ,, , , , fn G' 2' Vg- 5, 'W V ' ,gi - V ,,,,, I V ' Z T5 51 1' - ' 51: gd . Z,. if gjff3',wwAw.wfWM,W' , i iQ Z wi 3 , LQ pf' 1 ,,W,,A 'A f' mwpjw , MM b. Enthusiastic Seniors Support our MARDEN ABADI WW C5 f 'Eff' 'W' RICHARD ACEVES -M My Auf Q f RICHARD ALBRECHT Art Guild Lance and Pennon LINDA ALDRIDGE JV' hm., 599- ' JUDY SUSIE ALLEN JUDITH ANDERSON Band Letter-Carrier CSF JACK ANDERSON Varsity Swimming Varsity Cheerleader Key Club JONATHON ANDERSON J.V. Football SANDY ALTOMARI. riff 'L'- 2'av' RAY APODACA CAROL ARNS JOE ARRIGONI MICHAEL R. ASHER 505' Modern Dance Club Soph. Basketball J.V. Basketball '4'1T1'1Q L.-1 DONNA L. ATWOOD L. GARY AUBOL Varsity Golf SHARON BAGULA Modern Dance Club Pep Club SUZANNE BANKS 4 ALISON AVERY YVONNE AVERY CSF Lance Co-Editor German Club CSF Life Member Lance and Pennon Science Club Pres. Pep rally for the Castle Park football game by Seniors. ar PQ' iii., f f ff my ... Q., X JEAN ATHERTON Senator Junior Class Sec, Red Cross Vice-Pres. 'lTf v PATRICIA J. BADILLO Assembly Rep. shows overwhelming spirit I RICK BARAGER WILLIAM C. BARR GEORGE BARRETT CSF Campus Life Club J.V. Cross Country BETTY BARTELS BOB BARTELS DUANE BAZZEL Letter-Carrier German Club Varsity Football Lancereffeg VaI'SI'I'y BBSIQGIDBII Girls' League Rep. Varsity Baseball ROD BEALL JANET BEHRENS CARY BENNETT Regent of Art J.V. Track S Club CSF DIANA BARROWS Spanish Club Pres. CSF Life Member German Club ction Class -our Senior Motto DALE BEARDEN DANIEL BEFORT JULIE BENSON Art Guild Red Cross Rep. Spanish Club Q W5 5' MICHAEL BERG J.V. Wrestling l g,k .,7i Y ig il ll H-3 JAMES BERGER BEVERLY BLAIR Art Guild Spanish Club Sr. Prom Comm. SHIRLEY BLUNK TUDOR ROBIN BOGART Varsity Wrestling J.V. Swimming Art Guild JANICE BEYERLE CSF Spanish Club 41 DENISE BILETNIKOFF Lancerettes Art Guild Sr. Gift Comm. KATHY BOGGS FTA 'V' if 'Q' Jr .fr ,algawii G7 WY 1 A Q, 'I A 'f E '- : . ',b lg .,.V., L,.:'i,S - ' K Seniors John Lyons, Debby Reno, Susan Bump, ond Merrilee Svelmoe struggle to victory over the Sophomore Class in tug of wor. JAMES BOARD V17 KARL BORGERSEN ZOU KY BOOKSPAN J.V. Baseball Band ,....AY if -tr' LTI' ,swf 'Y f' SANDI BORLAND MARILYN BORUP DENNIS BOSTAD Regent of Publicity CSF Assembly Rep. Pennon Corps Co-Capt. Spanish Club Erudites S Club CSF -1111? STEPHANIE BREST DAVID BROWER DONNA BROWER Art Guild Varsity Basketball Lancerettes Pep Club CSF Sr. Prom Comm. Letter-Carrier Co-Capt, in? GLEN BOWDEN CSF Soph. Basketball Latin Club Vice-Pres. JAMES BRENNAN Varsity Football qw' Www-vu, CECILIA A. BROWN JEANNA BROWN FHA Drama Club Spanish Club FHA Art Guild Drama Club Congressman lienel anlleerlin Speaks to Civics Students MIKE BROWN JAMES BROWNE SUSAN BUMP LEE BUNCH PAUL BURGETT CONSTANCE BRUFORD Art Guild German Club 20 Letter-Carrier .l.V. Songleader Lancerettes -af' funn! LLL uL:::v TIM BURNS DENA BUTLER Art Guild Homecoming Princess IDYLL Staff CSF Sec. and Treas, 'viii g LINDA BYRD Lancerette Lieut. IDYLL Staff Assembly Rep, vm f ig ww JEWEL BUTTERFIELD Lancerettes Sr. Gift Comm. BERNIE CALDERUN Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country l ,fa -an JIM CARTER STEVE CASEY rv MIMI CAMPBELL GAA Pres. Modern Dance Club Lance Staff TIM CAMPBELL CSF Life Member NFL President Key Club BARBARA CAVANAH Art Guild CSF Modern Dance Club WVN w-at-.f-,, Civics students leorn from Congressman Lionel VonDeerlin in o question-ond-on- swer, informol program. BARBARA CEBULSKI Lance Staff FHA 's ,af ,lf STEPHANIE CHALMERS Red Cross Rep. Pep Club Spanish Club 4 DAVID CHICK Junior Achievement SUZANNE CHRISTENSEN DAVID CISMOWSKI German Club Vice-Pres. Science Club CSF DIANNE CLAY FHA JILL CLAYTON 22 IQ! 'Cla 'Hur' -m 1. ARTHUR CISNEROS WARREN CLARY French Club Choir CSF f1, 7 JANET CLEMONS Page of Art Art Guild MILTON COE JAMES CHRISTISON ANGELA CIARAMITARO Senior Ring Comm Art Guild' Planning for the Future Fills the Minds of lVlan TERRY COLBERT Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Lettermen's Club 9 Q lili Seniors LISA COLLINI Spanish Club Art Guild nQ9a-jf ...wwf rr-- f Ld' '5 7' ROY COMSTOCK SANDRA COMSTOCK MERRILU CONNER WILLIAM CORY Photography Club Girls' League Rep. FHA Academic Award German Club Treas. Varsity Track Erudites Key Club JAMES CRANFIELD J.V, Football Art Guild PATRICK CRONIN Latin Club had '57 CASSIE DANIELS LINDA DANIELS Spanish Club Art Guild f '7' L... JAN CREASER Lancerette Capt. ASB Secretary CSF ruwrw -MW 14,5 - w 1. '.,.' ww as Munn-a-1u.q,..u. ,! D n, ,Q Sr. Counselor, Mr. Padelford, explains to the seniors the importance of the magazine sale. RUTH DAUGHERTY Red Cross Rep. Spanish Club Art Guild 'nfs 1,4-'W RONALD CUMMINGS Varsity Track Art Guild 4 im Sports Ilccup the lime of Man Senior B0 s '-'Uh' , as if ,ny k . .iw 1l?ltli'i , .fiat if Di JERRY DAVIS nf' W ,rt gf V . ns. Art Guild is , ft' . 43, xi ug l I-T' 4Iuqu 'Huff At the Homecoming Assembly, recognition is given to our footboll tecim which is represented here by Don Mortin, Jordon Godfrey, Rick Sorenson, Word Lonnom, oncl their cooch, Mr, Sisk. JOHN DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS WILLIAM DECK MADELINE DEITCHMAN DAVID DeJARNETT Spanish Club Art Guild Assembly Rep. Spanish Club Art Guild Wa-vis . ' ,W1-3, 7- JANET DEVORE JOHN DEVORE DONNA DICICCO NANCY DINNEL PATRICIA DIXON Marching Band Lance Sports Editor Girls' League Rep. Page of Elections Girls' League Treas: Concert Band Varsity Letterman Assembly Rep. Pennon Corps Girls' League Rep. Red Cross Rep. Key Club Health Careers Sec. Ensemble S Club X.. gn' 'iutirf' PATRICK DOYLE Varsity Cheerleader Varsity Wrestling Art Guild Qw' DAVID DRUCKENBROD THOMAS DUDDERAR Assembly Rep. Varsity Football Lettermen's Club X' J.V. Baseball J.V. Track JANE DUNHAM JOHN DUNN MICHAEL EARHART Girls' League Rep. Varsity Football Senior Class Vice-Pres. Varsity Track Senator ROBERT EDWARDS Varsity Golf LINDA DRESSER Health Careers Art Guild Sr. Prom Comm. ANN DRISCOLL Lance and Pennon Campus Life Club Choir RALPH DUDGEON Band Pres. J.V. Swimming FTA DEBORAH DUNAFON French Club German Club Lancerettes 'dsx' DANNY EDDLEMAN Lettermen's Club Varsity Football Red Cross Rep. 2 2-nf STEVE EMIG J.V. Basketball CSF MICHAEL ENNIS J,V. Track J.V. Cross Country 25 Senior Emotions Reflect the I THOMAS EVANS J.V, Track Marching Band LINDA DARLENE FENTON FHA GAA I NN ESTES Club uild TIM EVANS Concert Band Page of Activities J.V. Wrestling LINDA JO FENTON Choir FHA GAA STEVE FERGUSON Lance and Pennon Page of Service FTA CAROL FEY Modern Dance Club Lance and Pennon FLETCHER MARTI FLORES Tennis Girls' League Rep. NFL Homecoming Princess CSF Varsity Cheerleader DAVID FITZPATRICK Regent of Service J.V. Tennis Key Club KEITH FOWLER Varsity Football J.V. Football as 2 it if s aw vs if E? is L? is 35 gs W? I sri, li. sp., MARGARET FRISE CHRISTINE FRITZ PAULETTE FROETSCHER JOE FULASZ AFS Finalist Science Club Academic Award Winner THOMAS FUSON Lance and Pennon I MICHAEL GARCIA LINDA GARLAND KATHLEEN GASS DANA GASSAWAY Campus Life Modern Dance Club Art Guild French Club German Club FHA FHA ld Joanna McClelland experiences a feeling of defeat at the Chula Vista football game. 27 I JAMES GELSOMINI Varsity Cross Country Lettermen's Club Varsity Track PATTI GENEREUX Modern Dance Club Assembly Rep. Art Guild KAREN GERARD Modern Dance Club Lancerettes LINDA GERARD Modern Dance Club Lance and Pennon will 'QS' RON GIBBS Varsity Tennis Science Club JOY GILLIS German Club Art Guild 4 CRAIG GLAD Lance and Pennon Erudites CSF Sr. Parents Help Plan the fter-Prom Jogggx, SEJZESFY LARRY GOMEZ DAN GOODLETT RICK GREEN JERRY GREGG Lettermenfs Club Red Cross Rep. Lance and Pennon Varsity Swimming Campus Life J.V. Football RONNIE GONZALEZ Sr. Prom Comm. I -of ...Q- , ,ervvf 1:77 5 ED GREGORI , Art Guild 1111 '7' 41 JAMES GREY SHARI HALL Modern Dance Club Science Club French Club KRISS GRUNKE FRANKIE HAAS RITA HALL Modern Dance Club Pep Club Health Careers Club Pep Club Marching Band FTA BARRY HALPHEN Future Nurses Club Modern Dance Club Spanish Club A43-' '11 T..337 DENNIS HAMILTON JAN HAMMOND Red Cross Rep. Lancerettes Kmsreri HANSEN ..---Q--.ur Marching Band Concert Band Parents of Seniors meet in the cafeteria to begin preparations for the After-Prom. MIKE HANSEN J.V. Baseball Art Guild GEOFFREY HANSON Assembly Rep. Lance Staff 29 DALE HARKER new- 1 , JOHN HARMON J.V. Track CSF NFL A , elm DAVID HATZ CYNTHIA HAYES BARBARA HECK J.V, Football Mgr. Art Guild Spanish Club J,V. Basketball Mgr. Art Guild -04 E' ? '? CHERYL HEINZ KEN HELM JoANN HEPP Art Guild Varsity Football Art Guild Pep Club Variety Show CSF SHARON HICKMAN Assembly Rep. Art Guild -wi-01 KAREN HINGEL Art Guild J ij ,ill I -. : if V , ati- PM In I I I I is SNL fd' M 2335 A f ,Q 'V 'elm if new gf, seg, Q Y k 1 ,Q me mga A QS' I I x pi 1 K 1 Q Y I , Q2 4 S. E ss A ei? Q2 S xl s K' 1 S. . - ..,..ew4 i fe, gf S i 9 f 'I' i Y, K 5 X CHERYL HARRELL PAUL HASTINGS Marching Band Concert Band Competitiveness t:::v DAN HERSUM CINDY HITCHCOCK - Senior Iraitl 9 44 YMOND HITCHCOCK SHARON HOLDEN GARY HOLMA Key Club Pres. Art Guild Latin Club Senator CSF FTA Pres, '-... Sharon Hickman, Chuck Mason, Steve Wiktorski, and Bonnie Masumoto ace to finish first in the Tournament Day bicycle-wagon race. HUGH HUDSON JOHN HUGHES Ml'KE HUMMEL Lancer Band Varsity Football Advisory Pres. JVV. Track Assembly Rep. Art Guild 4 N-...ia 506' 'YZ'.Z37 -PV' GREG HOPE Sr. Prom Comm. RANDY HOWARD J.V. Cross Country SF C MIKE HOWLAND J.V. Basketball Varsity Basketball Key Club WALTER HUMMEL 'Xrt Guild 1-.V ALENA HOWARD Latin Club Sec. CSF Sr. Banquet Comm. Nl' X fi 5' LINDA HUMPHRIES Q, A ,K fini -U' 'ff Senior Jonet Behrens de votes o doy ofter school to cheerfuHy help ot the Senate Clnishnos porty for South Boy oreo chH- dren. MARY IAMS Spanish Club FTA FHA 32 TERI HURD L 'wupdhuy 'Yrrwnf Al KATHRYN ICHELSON Lancerettes Art Guild CSF 4.1 L THERESA ILAG Red Cross Rep. Art Guild Pep Club lin BETH HUTTO Marching Band Concert Band Erudites BILL HUYCK DIANA IOSCA Health Careers Club Campus Life 3' MARK JEFFARES DOUGLAS JENKINS TERRY JENSEN JACK JETER Assembly Rep. Latin Club Lancer Band Senator Latin Club CSF aww CQ, Sb thi N.....euM0? +A-.. We-ua..-ng' 'MO-un? 'TY' .qqnhvunj F ig... F.. PATRICIA JOHNSTONE MICHAEL ALAN JONES VICKIE JONES DEL JOYCE Red Cross Rep. J.V. Track Art Guild Ari' Guild FHA Pep Club '+::fP KIM JUMPER Ari' Guild JOANNE KALTNER FTA VICTOR KERNICK Folk Club Choir GLENN KALER Lance and Pennon gif NANCY KAwA'ro Assembly Rep. Spanish Club CSF S-Q' ff. 'TTJ7' Q TED KESLER STEVE KEYES J.V. Swimming Variety Show Marching Band A 'SIT' Seniors Strive to Make '66 a Good Year JULEE KENNEDY Lanceretfes THOMAS KEYSER Lance and Pennon Choi r ROBERT KENTON J.V. Swimming Marching Band Concert Band for-mf Ad CAROL KIDWELL Y-Teens KERRI KING Girls' League Rep. Nr? wwf ROY KLOCK Science Club Ensemble Choir WARD LANNOM Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Assembly Rep. 34 STEVE KINCAID A CAROL ANN KLINGEL Page of Activities Lancerettes MARY LOU LABIAK Lance and Pennon GAA The I966 song ond cheer leaders leod the student boo in the Almo Mciter while members of the Varsity Foo 6' ll Hail to Ima Mater... GLORIA LAMBERT Modern Dance Club TOM LANGFORD ROBERT LASWELL J.V. Swimming J.V. Football CSF JACK LE BRECQUE ROBERT LECHNER Lance and Pennon Varsity Track Debate 'QI if all Team stand after being introduced. This year's team seasons ever. After a fast start, we placed third in the ut out an all-out effort for one of the most exciting standings of the Metro League. GWEN LEDBETTER Lancerette Lt. VIRGINIA LEDESMA Red Cross Rep. -+..,,,?-5 W-if .IAMES LEECH Varsity Football Varsity Track Assembly Rep. PAMELA LEEDY Modern Dance Club 'W---,. RICHARD LEDFORD Health Careers Club Art Guild Pres. WJ' VIVIEN LEE WILLIAM LEE Pennon Corp. Varsity Basketball FTA Varsity Football CSF Life Member fit., s,,5' 44 LISA LEPOWSKI LINDA LESLIE VICKY LEVY Red Cross Rep. Latin Club Health Careers Club CSF Girls' League Dance Comm L L L. exif l A JIM LICHTMAN JANICE LIEBECK Senior Gift Comm. iw' KARIN LINDAMOOD GARY LINDSEY Art Guild Band NFL Ensemble I My I JOSE LUIS LOPEZ J.V. Wrestling JENNIFER LINK CSF Red Cross Sec.-Treas. Flag Corps JOYCE ELIZABETH LOULA Lancerettes Red Cross Rep. Art Guild h P GAYLE LINDSEY Senator Band V. Pres. Assembly Rep. 'DY'-L EdifOf At the pep assembly for the oll-importon CSF Escondido football game, the Seniors shov Competition Cheers AIDA LIPOWSKY 41 FRED LOCICERO JANICE LOUNSBURY Pep Club FHA Lance Staff LAURA LUCERO Art Guild KATHRYN LOGAN Concert Bandl Marching Band w , TERESA LUNDEEN JOHN LYONS heir vim and vigor by again winning a com- CSF Varsity Track Jetitive cheer between the classes. F'Ud'feS Key Clllb German Club Art Guild lllwa s Won b Seniors in-4'-' A x I 'cr-Q iff' f ..,,,,1 JERRINA MACCIOLI MICHAEL MACE PARKER T. MAGUIRE Y-Teens V. Pres. Spanish Club Health Careers Club Pep Club Art Guild wif' MICHAEL MALONE Varsity Football Varsity Track it: .x,,qP, THOMAS MANOS DONALD MARTIN CSF Key Club Varsity Football STEPHEN MARCH Page of Pep Page of Activities Varsity Tennis RICK MARIANO Art Guild 43w..,.., ,ap - -.M NICK MARTIN BILL MARTIN SUSANLEE MARTINO SANDRA MARTINSON MARY MATTlCK Spanish Club Regent of Finance German Club Choir CSF Life Member Health Careers Club Variety Show Ensemble Pres. FHA BONNIE MASUMOTO Lancerettes FHA Spanish Club EARL MATTHEWS Art Guild CSF SCOTT MATTOX Art Guild Bob Kenton, in his lost yeor with the Marching Loncers, performs ot Loncer Showtime. 38 RON McCAR RON HILLARY MAVEETY ASB V. Pres. Academic Award Winner J.V. Cheerleader JOANNA McCLELLAND Varsity Songleader Homecoming Princess CSF Life Member ANTHONY MATWEECHA J.V. Swimming CSF 5 is S4 WILLIAM McCAUSLAND MARSHA McCROREY Art Guild 3 ik? iz yy 5 Q is 'EL S NFL sf Ihr k. KAY McCURLEY Girls' League V. Pres. Girls' League Treas. Assembly Rep. ...as MICHAEL MEHAFFEY all an-3 'KN-Q FRANK J. MERCARDANTE CSF Jr. Achievement SUE McDONALD FHA TERRY McGUIRE Lance Staff Art Guild Red Cross Rep. GREG MELLON JEFFRY C. MERRICK J.V. Cross Country J.V. Wrestling ANDREA McGRATH Lance and Pennon Latin Club '-U CSF ae-'If' CHERYL McGINLEY Band Treas. Concert Band Marching Band MICHELLE MCHENRY Page Club Spanish Club Lance and Pennon SUSIE MEDLOCK Red Cross Rep. FHA V. Pres. KATHY MELLON FHA NFL Scholarships Enable Man N Seniors to ttend College ...nl WALTER F. MERRICK II JOHN TYLER MICHAEL JANET MININGER Marching Band Key Club Aff Guild CSF Regent of Publicity 'Erudites Concert Band CSF 5PaniSh Club V. 5 JAYE ANN MINOR CHRIS MOHLER PATRICIA MONROE FHA Red Cross Rep Lance and Pennon Campus Llfe Club Health Careers Club GAA Ilariet Ilispla ed EVELYN MOSS Concert Band Marching Band Page of Activities 4, . S.. LANCE MURRAY DONALD MYERS BILL NASH JOHN NEIBERT Science Club Marching Band Varslty Football Varslty Wrestling Concert Band Varslty Wrestlmg Varslty Track X' f....f-f ANN NELSON DAVE NELSON JOANNE NEUMAYER Spanish Pres, Assembly Rep. Art Guild X... MALCOLM NICHOLSON III J.V. Track Latin Club BARBARA NICKEL Health Careers Club Art Guild Pep Club 'CID Cf JANA NUTZ Marching Band Concert Band .1 VIVIAN NEWING German Club Erudiles Charming Chula Vista cheer and songleaders Mike How land, David Pena, and Ron Stowasser carefully prepare for an exciting pep assemblybefore our game with Chula Vista ALLAN OHLSON NORMAN OHLSON ANN OTTERHOLT JOE L. PAGE HOWARD PAINE Assembly Rep. Spanish Club V. Pres. Science Club Modern Dance Lance and Pennon J.V. Tennis Art Guild Erudites MICHAEL KEVIN O'NEILL BRUCE PALMER Varsity Basketball CSF Basketball Ieam Exeels in Kiwanis and SD Tournaments ww, GLORIA JEANNE PAOLINI PHYLLIS ANN PARKER CHRIS PARKIN DONALD HENSLEY PAXTON JOHN PEAK Marching Band Varsity Swimming Dance Band Spanish Club PAM PEARSON Senator Art Guild Red Cross Rep. RICHARD OTEY Varsity Football CARRIE PELCZAR DAVID PENA JOE PERINGER FHA Senator Key Club IDYLL Staff DAVID PETERSON Art Guild Science Club DIANNE PETERSON Erudites Marching Band Spanish Club Al DAVID PICKARD E CLINTON RAYMOND PIEL Lance and Pennon Marching Band .awggff J .,...u.-no Neff RAYMOND WAYNE PIETILA Lance and Pennon Science Club German Club Mr. Pec1cock's Civics closs spends ci period in the librory in order to obtoin information for term papers. SEPH M. PIRRUCCELLO JR. Ensemble Choir ...ul MIKE PRADELS Key Club Varsity Track Varsity Basketball 'Iv-...Jr WENDY PLOETTNER MICHAEL S. POE VICKY POULOS Art Guild Science Club CSF Page ot Art Campus Life Club Erudites Pep Club FTA l ...ani ' JAMES PRIDGEON CATHY PROBERT CHARLYNE RAHLFS GREGORY REDDING BRIAN REEVES CSF Homecoming Queen CSF V. Pres, Key Club Treas. Varsity Football S Club Academic Award Winner CSF Debate Academic Award Winner Regent ot Activities ASB President KATHIE REISWEBER Letter-Carrier Lancerettes Page Club DEBORAH SUE RENO Sr. Class Sec. S Club Lancerettes STEPHEN J. REPHUN SANDY M. RETHWISH Pennon Corps Capt. Seniors Joanna McClelland, Marti Flores, Jack Anderson, Glenna CSF Youmans, Jennifer Skaug, and Virginia Ledesma support the first Drama Club informal pep rally before the Castle Park football game. i WM- , ELENA RICHARDS MARK RIEGER CHARLES RIMLER Senator CSF Life Member Academic Award Winner K ,, DEAN RINARD Varsity Basketball CSF Life Member Assembly Rep. TERRY ROGERS German Club Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country RICHARD E. ROLEY Band Ensemble JAMES ROLPH 'Fw-W., N-...A SUZANNE ROTEN Sr. Class Treas. Academic Award Winner IDYLL Staff I-L 'cm rr .....-1 RAYMOND ROBERTSON LINDA B. ROCKHILL SUSAN RODEN Cadet Corps Art Guild Girls' League Pres. Choir Academic Award Winner Lance and Pennon Lancerettes ,+- .pun-f 9? MARK ROGERS Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Varsity Cross Country LYNDA ROLLINS Ensemble Academic Award Winner S Club Sec. Hilltop First Created b Castle Park Pep Rall ROGER ROUNDS im.. quasi' LARRY ROWDEN Choi r 'iff DENISE ROWE Girls' League Rep. Page of Elections Erudites rm fr, :ali DARLENE RUDOLPH ROBERT RUSSO CATHY RUSSOMONDO Lancerettes l-Elin Club FTA Pep Club Latin Club BETTY SALMON JULIA SAMMONS CYNTHIA SANDERS Red Cross Rep. FTA Art Guild Marching Band Page Choir Accompanist g:w::f.g,-Q-5 ml. ,.,, lg ..f. :,c,,,i:,..M, ,K , V ARREAAR 2 , lf, , ,..,e 7 we i f f il 4 in... ROSELIA SALAZAR Lance and Pennon Y-Teens GAA LEEANN SCHAUS Health Careers Club Drama Club V i ,vi ,,kk,. :,. ,-kk ,..,. 1 I. r l h,.,L , - ' K ,, fs, .V -V ,J -- .,..g f',.L.f--f':'. 1 W ,nf 933 S B' wg week ll M ff -wf ,FAQS M , 1 1 , 'UF' 59 me H UMBERTO SALGADO JOANNE SCHEDEL Spanish Club Sec. Erudites Pep Club Seniors often gother on the Senior Lown to eotl lunch or discuss the od- vontoges ond problems of being o Senior. 4 J ww , .Y 41'-Y vr egg DANNY SCHERMERHORN RON SCHEURENBRAND ROLF SCHOENENBERGER JERI SCHROEDER GAIL SCHUBERT J.V. Track Art Guild AFS Student CSF CSF Spanish Club Ambassador Art Guild Pep Club J.V. Baseball German Club Pres, Lance Staff Seniors Enio Traditional Senior lawn Privilege ...ii RICK SCHULLER BILL SCHULTZ Art Guild J.V. Track DONALD J. SERRA JOAN SEVIER Biology Club Art Page Art Guild Variety Show 4 . MARY SCHU RR Assembly Rep. Pep Club FTA ROBERT SEYBERT K N. Twig VIRGINIA SCHWEERS Red Cross Rep. Art Guild Spanish Club PRISCILLA SHEETS IDYLL Staff Lancerettes Girls League Sec. A1 SHERRY SHIVELY Art Guild Pep Club s l I C PHILIP SHOFNER DAN SHORT DENNIS SILVESTRI SYLVIA SILVEYRA NANCY SIMMONS Drama Club Pres. Art Guild! Health Careers Club Latin Club V. Pres. Red' Cross Rep. Squires Spanish Club JANIS SISTY Art Guild Variety Show German Club l JENNIFER SKAUG DOUGLAS SKIFF Varsity Songleader Varsity Football IDYLL Staff J.V. Football CSF Life Member 'ii At the end of their Junior yeor, the Juniors anxiously owciit the orrivol of their Senior rings. Here Jeon Atherton, Jon Creoser, Joonnci McClelland, and Mr. Brelsford distribute the rings to Jim Gelsomini for his advisory. MICHAEL SLACK ALAN SMITH BRIAN SMITH HELEN E. SMITH JAN SMITH J.V. Cross Country Ensemble J.V. Football Pep Club Erudites Pres. Debate Varsity Football French Club NFL Sec. Choir Campus Life Club S Club l env? JIM SMITH MICHAEL SMITH PATRICIA SMITH PHYLLIS SMITH SANDY SMITH J V Football Art Gurld Erudrtes Lance and Pennon GAA Art Guild Health Careers Treas Campus Life Club Lance and Pennon Seniors Proud to Wear Ireasured Senior Rings Lance and Permon Lance Staff LINDA SMITHEY CAROL SNYDER GAIL SOMERS Latm Club Assembly Rep Band FTA SeCA-Trea5, page of Activities CEYTWDUS Llfe Club LBHCGFSTTGS Health Careers Club Lance and Pennon IDYLL Staff Drama Club German Club Qulll and Scroll LYN ELLE SPOTTS Lance rettes fer-Ca rrier Let Girls' ETSU' SQ, , hu... I DAVID STAFFORD BARBARA STANFORD Varsity Basketball Mgr. CSF . Choir S Club Art Guild DONNA STARR ,W ROBERT ST. CLAIR JAN STEPHENS Drum Major Red Cross Rep. Concert Band Art Guildi Erudites Erudites Senior boys show their spirit by cheering boisterously during the Senior yell ot the Sweetwciter pep assembly. DEBRA STEVENSON A German Club Erudites - Assembly Rep. WAYN E STEVENSON PEGGY STIRNWEISS ARTHUR ROCKY STONE RON STOWASSER BYRON STRICKLAND ROBERT STRUIKSMA S Club Varsity Wrestling Lance Cot-Editor Marching Band Erudites V. Pres. Lettermen's Club Varsity Basketball Concert Band Spanish Club CSF DIANE STUCKEY KATHLEEN JOY SUMRALL Page of Activities Spanish Club SHERYL SUSANS Lancerettes IDYLL Staff CSF DIANE SWEETEN Red Cross Rep. D Cl b rama u Page of Elections A-lil DONALD TACHIKI CATHERINE TARDREW LESLIE TATE HARVEY TAYLOR MICHAEL TAYLOR Academic Award Winner AFS Student Lance and Pennon Varsity Tennis Senator Art Guild Y Teens Varsity Basketball C Ambassador Latin Club Latin Club iw .,,4f:,gfw f'w ', vf,' , ,:, :, . A 2 '.- My X f dim ? M 1 , , 5, ' 's Q 3- sd .AA lg W 1 if 1 NANCY TOMKINS Lance and Pennon Y-Teens GARY UPTEGROVE Varsity Golf DYANNA URIBE 52 DIANA VIGIL TERRI WAITS KATHRYN W FHA CSF Pep Health Careers Club Ensemble F HA S Club Treas. lift of '64 Senior S of our The plonter school mosaic offers this group of Seniors ci ploce to eot, while they observe oll the other confusion in the lunch area. CANDACE WARD Homecoming Princess S Club Pres. Varsity Cheerleader DONALD WEEDMARK Latin Club E WEHMEYER SUSAN WEISSER Red Cross Rep. STEVE WARLOP GLEN WDOWIAK JACK WEATHERALL Art Guild 53 KATHY WEIZER JOHN WENZEL Varsity Track J.V. Track Spanish Club STEVE WIKTORSKI JEFFERY WILKES Varsity Football Varsity Football CHERYL WILLETT SHARYL WILLIAMS FTA FHA CSF C Latin Club Pres Pennon L SUSAN WILLOTT Erudites Spanish Club for Q-' 4-1 nn... JERRY WITHEROW Ti 111-1 tr- '51-:av STEVE YOST Senior Class Pres. IDYLL Staff Key Club ...X Qu-nw' W DON ZEITELHACK Lance and Pennon Drama Club , Fifi...-:i.... ,..1. i!f:.,: ' Z-:QM -Q',. , -.f . -,-. L. 11 -,,Q si. gnc... s..'35?fff.iiTsi-'i ffziffwisby ' ' 5 lf GLE Va LESLIE WILSON PAM WINTERS Flag Corp Co-Captain French Club 'fr-nv PAMELA WI RAM Lancerettes Pep Club GAA CAROL WOLF GREG WRIGHT LINDA WRIGHT French Club Pres. Erudites Lance and Pennon Page of Publicity CSF JERRY WYLIE Lance and Pennon Varsity Swimming Science Club 4 NNA YOUMANS JACKIE YOUNG rsity Songleader Marching Band Red Cross Rep. Senioritis Strikes CONNIE ZIEBELL VICKI ZIER ELIZABETH ZINSLER Pep Club Art Guild Health Careers Club Pres. Lancerettes Sr. Gift Comm. Latin Club Treas. Erudites lL .l gain 55 k L 4 5 wigs If s ww- i i lxvl 'Nnfaw 'WWW' , we ,. ,.. Ax Mmm. .. s,,,.Q,f wwf Www ass YVONNE AVERY DIANA BARROWS JANICE BEYERLE SANDRA BORLAND MARILYN BORUP Eagan-ik 13319 in Q. avr DAVID CISMOWSKI BILL CORY 2.5 wr' it DLLL , DONNA BROWER DENA BUTLER TIM CAMPBELL 36 Seniors These 36 seniors have attained one of the highest academic honors of high school: the California Scholar- ship Federation Sealbearer's Award. ln order to qualify for this award, a student must attain membership in CSF for four semesters, including one semester in the senior year. DAVID FITZPATRICK PAULETTE FROETSCHER RONALD GIBBS 51, .IV JOHN HARMON GARY HOLMA RANDY HOWARD .IANICE LIEBECK GARY LINDSEY i' , Sf 'UR PRUM of box ouc- partici- zesf of e year .Z? 2g,Jf kk, my fav. 1... L f f- f.Y.Y.., W. Gun! DEW 'if' 4 . Y L., -min L PQ Q ,.-. N11 4 if 3 ,f we , ' 1 'Q A Q tx . - ZX - ' N i Q iz . ' ' V 1 Ai , , --- -0- wif Q1 1 L 4 V V, 5 , my VV X-9 1 . fine ff 4 , A W ,,.f I ,, ', ' 1 .-xgl I v Q? lull ,N,.n,.,.1'-was-r gf ,. , N, .H 'TE glwypswi a s gs 33-Elia , W Ms Q53 m mm r 'T 4 4 f TERESA LUNDEEN SANDRA MARTINSON WALTER MERRICK JOANNA McCLELLAND JOANNE ODENTHAI. fi 41 K JAMES PRIDGEONV CHARLYNE RAHLFS GREG REDDING rf'--'P Q, ,W Vlake the Grade CHARLES RIMLER DEAN RINARD In showing ochievement in high 5 0, school, these Seniors also show W V promise for the future. These occ- demic gools will be projected as on outline for the mony occornplish- ments to come. A susAN Room 4? LYN DA ROLLINS SUZANNE ROTEN ,1 l fir it-'X GAIL SCHUBERT JENNIFER SKAUG BARBARA STANFORD CANDY WARD CHERYL WILLETT 6 1 i Sgdent life L 5 E 4 3 y O O rlghtens Mosaic fm us, G, A 5 4' . Q, glee vf- 5 ' 7 l 4Q. X Charles Rimler, Senior Senator, and Greg Redding, Regent of Activities, plan the Christmas party held for children of the South Bay area. llutstanding Representatives A typical lunch hour in the ASB office: President Brian Reeves Secretary ,lan Creaser and Regent of Service of Dave Flitzpatrick, taking a break from it all. 'sf tv- fs eff Hlll RY MAVEETY Vine-President Second in command is vibrant Hillary Maveety, whose many activities as an underclassman gave her the experi- ence necessary to handle the many facets of her office. As Vice-President, Hillary's main duty has been presiding over the Assembly. In this capacity, she has organized the Assembly car wash and taken charge of our foster child in Colombia. JAN CREASER Secretary Jan Creaser has efficiently performed her duties as ASB Secretary. Her main responsibilities have been taking Sen- ate minutes and answering official correspondence. Included in Jan's many activities are Junior Class Vice- President, Exchange Student hostess, S Club Board Member, and Lancer- ette Captain. DAVE FITZPATRICK Regent of Service Regents Make ssemblies, Elections, and JANET BEHRENS Regent of Art SANDI BORLAND Regent of Publicity Homecoming ll Possible During the course of a year there are assemblies, football games, guest speakers, and dances which must be planned and carefully organized. lt is the job of the various regents, seven in all, to see that these activities are carried out smoothly and efficiently. Every student has the opportunity to apply for a Regency at the end of his sophomore or junior year. Students may also work as a page under a Regent, A page must work at least ten hours before receiving a pin for his merit. A few pages have hit the hundred-hour mark. fame-A mem, tional?-W if ff sf S3222 WW fu ff Q5 jp? -'-- frif , er, MARY RULE V 'i SANDY MARTINSON Regent of Finance BILL KOTEFF GREG REDDING Regent of Elections Regent of Activities 66 :w:r'1ss femmvmwfvmwmyfsmmsmfs at Pages of Service, Jay Kromschroeder, l.ouis Vener, Mimi Campbell, and Greg Wright, whose iob it is to sell tickets at ASB functions, work many hours during activities to promote Pages Work Hand in Hand with Regents This year the Regents were fortunate to have over l5O students work as pages on the various school projects and activities. Without the many helping hands, the multitude of work that faces the Regents would go unfinished. Sandra Martinson, Regent of Finance, often has dollar signs in her eyes after counting and recording all ASB and campus organizational funds, - ticket a 5 .SB President, Brian Reeves, introduces the newly elected egents for l965-66. Shown from left to right: David Fitz- Jtrick, Sandra Borland, Mary Rule, Sandra Martinson, Bill oteff, Janet Behrens, and Greg Redding. M...n.u 1 mbassadors STEVE BANDELIN JIM PETERS SUSAN RODEN JANICE LIEBECK Sophomore Class Girls' League President IDYLL Editor Junior Class President . President This year the Student Senate worked with the As- sembly on such controversial matters as the Song and Cheerleader proposal and the adoption of new amend- ments. j,'fL9'Q2'l'lllA ': I 'Z97'Yz?5W9 'N' 153l57'a?w9'llW97'5?7l,f5l 'elim .fl V 'HI?3Zi577l5Z55f l'?7iW' ' , , 1+ JW 'ffgf i jf, lu, Ya, r-, f. ff . . . a wise and frugal government, which shall -- :Zr Z: ,' 35,15 E11-T if -Tswliyfl ,ff 11 zmifyilfs restrain men from injuring one another, shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits. . . Thomas Jefferson , , gaziwfz ,WA 4,2 ,A , it .L f 'f 2? ffs , , 4, - -,,. ia- f, , ,f zf f np , Q -,Au 7-4 , wif., -' 1 x NM y Q . . Gr , , ,, ,. , , ' ff' 1, ', ,-1 .,f -i fi -Q. J .- view -V 5,1-5 ' . Jw? , .ff -': rfff' ii , as ,, CHARLES RIM'-ER RON STOWASSER Lance Co-Editor CATHERINE TARDREW Foreign Exchange Student Senior Senators JEAN ATHERTON ZOUKY BOOKSPAN MARK JEFFARES V DAVID PENA fE?'?T 'Q1192 2 .: I. ls??l24WWQ?l?WS37!S95fQifl'f5' law' -W -Yi ,iw H 1 'rr ' f ref - , .,,, ., , ,s,s :if , Q , - 'fiE f: : ifimZf1 wayfswear-,iaimeef-ri:--.mai--, - , o,..c, f::- V:-W :-.,i:fia- zzz- ,Q ir , 54' fv. -, 'E ' f2fri,:f'E-V 6: , Q A H his V grrgiff 1 gf J f as are E4 4 ,A , aff rf me 3 . ,, , f 322296 f ,211 ,, wg if 9 f ,W K Q ,f Q if S Q Q fu, 3 I 7 sg? 7V I 3 X Ev :S rv? r E 1 f , is ,Q K as W as me i- -i .am -1-:fzifm , f as V lf 1' 4' ' ,. 4 4 wu- 1 fl, 4 I J' ww 1 l N' x as gh A ,Sm ga 3 91 X rg W v f 2 f an A ,,, , We H, Q, mx 91 1 are Q Q rar f S, M M , Q gdgffi. gpg, I f are 5 , +f . W V 5533 21 - ms a r ,1.11.fi 2 3 S se 9' if Swing gl f a W if M gwmk K f f W f E f 5 ' 'f l,ikEL1,Ei'iVr li! i5iQmEQ , JIM PRIDGEON I Political Interest Spurred by Active Senate Junior Senators REX BRENNAN JIM CAVE ANNA CHABOUDY SHARON DERRICK wooDY HAMILTON 'A ,, , I , , A ,, , - aa QM as .-f- , -, A, e, ' ,4i . 9 .C ' K , 4,.,-,,f'- 3 V A k ,Q ,. 7 :r'4Z:'.fi'v55'7fi1 - '. v .- ,V af f wa vf--' 0 ,,. .,,., 2 K l 1 SUSAN BLAIR LARRY BLUMENTHAL LAURIE McKlRAHAN ,fs fir' JOHN KRZYWICKI SHARON PUTMAN Us CHARLES MARSTON PHILIP MEYERS Sophomore Senators LINDA McBRIDE ANNIE LEAF JANE REEVES PETE VREDENBURGH GAIL ALSOBROOK f 55 if 69 ew Bicameral Government Sparks ln June l965'the Hilltop High student body to change the name of the House of Repre- voted and accepted a new ASB Constitution, sentatives to the Assembly and to give the drawn up by a committee in the Senate. One Assembly an equal vote with the Senate, of the revisions in the new constitution was ' HILLARY MAVEETY Presiding ot all Assembly meetings, Assembly Presi- dent Hillary kept students well informed and interested in student ideas, projects, and problems. At Assembly meetings as well as at Senate meetings, students exercised the privi- lege of speaking on behalf of their fellow classmates as well as for themselves. 70 ssembly 1. f This year ASB President Brian Reeves and Vice-President Hillary Maveety have limited the use of strict parliamentary rules and have thus created meetings where free expression is prevalent and beneficial. The Assembly is composed of a representative from each advisory. This representative is elected in advisory and accepts and often requests suggestions from students concerning various matters. l Student Interest Striking a familiar pose to all Senators, ASB Pres- ident Brion Reeves stands before the Senate meet- ing. Vice-President Hillary Maveety stands at the podium with Senior Senator Jim Pridgeon, who was elected Secretary of the Assembly by the Senate. l think . . . Redding! in- veighs Mark Jeffares as he continued, and continued, and continued to speak on his land- scaping project. DEAN RINARD Director, The appearance of Batman and Robin, the crime-fighting com- panions, sets the stage for the opening of the 7th Annual Variety Show, The Knotty Kaperf' With their super-keeno electronic bat crime computer they begin their plea for justice in Gotham City. They decide to expand their project by setting up a business to manufacture their computers to halt crime throughout the world, lt's a masterful, ,ingenious machine, able to compute the crime as well as who commits it. The nearly lOO participants in this production were encouraged constantly by the directors dur- ing the strenuous hours of practice which lasted every night for four weeks, The constant commands of Speak slower! and Turn up the mike! came from student director, Dean Rinard and faculty consultant, Mr. Brelsford. The seemingly endless hours and weeks finally came to a close on March 3 and 4 in a successful two-night run with fun and entertainment for everyone involved. Hol Batman! lhe Knoose is loose! Batman, Perry Teaff, rushes to the scene of the crime to save Banker Howard Mul- holland and the Gotham City Bank payroll from the wretched Knoose. 72 During the final dress rehearsal, the entire cast enthusiastically puts the finishing touches on the show for their first public performance, Batrnan's secretary, better known to us as Candy Ward, dramatically emphasizes her beliefs on efficiency in the office. ,.---- Hugh Hudson and Janet Clemons, portraying 4 Robin and Dolly exchange flirtatious glances ifir i . . ., f . in Finkelstein s office. The hilarious antics of the Robin Hood Act, represented here by Greg Hope, Ron Cum- ldle minutes during rehearsal are filled with minggl Jim Berger, Jeff Franklin, and Janis 73 melancholy thoughts and actions by Rex Bren- Sisty, brought hearty applause frgm the QU- y nan and Michelle McHenry. dience and great satisfaction to the players. l 1 MRS. ALTER Christmas from Outer Space was the theme for the Christ- mas Assembly given by the Choir. Students were fascinat- ed and entertained with the originality of the assembly as well as hearing the lovely car- ols. The Choir participates in several other activities which include the Sweetwater District Festival and our own Spring Concert. An excellent perform- ance at every function is the main goal of the Lancer Choir. Members include,- Top Row, Left to Right: R. Robertson, W. Borgerson, W. Clary, Vice- Pres., R. Green, T. Keyser, T. Campbell, D. Ames, M. Col- lins. Second Row: V. Kernick, L. Rowden, J. Pirrucello, A. Smith, G. Lindsey, D. Pixley, R. Roley, R, Klock. Third Row: T. Davis, S. Martinson, K. Listug, N. Dinnel, N. Noe, Sec., L. Rol- lins, H. Maveety, S. Richmond, D. Hughes. Fourth Row: S. Vickers, J. Heberlein, J. Sulli- van, S. Jargens, J. Harris, S. Kozlowski, D. Grainger. Fifth Row: V. Linendall, B. Fabian, Treas., G. Hughes, D. Roed, L. Mesler, Pres., B. Davis, J. Hughes. Sixth Row: S. Eddle- man, S. Bowman, C. Gobel, T. Waits, D. Drake, S. Poto, S. Champagne. Bottom Row: P. Jensen, P. Schneider, B. Dross, T. Carlson, D. McKee, D. Kel- logg, D. Braley. K 74 Measure of Je From 53 Singing laneers ,6 5 4 v Y V . g c.,. ..... ,Y ,.. ...... . , ., i ....... l ..f, f . . v.. V .3- r l S Ensemble: The lfpitome of Song This year the outstanding tal- ent of thirteen Hilltop students has displayed itself by the ef- forts of our Lancer Ensemble. Aside from the Choir activi- ties, this specialty group par- ticipated in several community concerts and numerous testi- vals such as the San Diego County Ensemble Festival. Members include: Top Row, Left to Right: D. Pixley, A. Smith, G. Lindsey, Vice-pres., R, Roley. Second Row: J. Pir- rucello, S. Martinson, Pres., N. Dinnel, K, Listug, Sec.- Treas., L. Rollins, R. Klock. Bottom Row: T, Waits, H. Ma- veety, T. Davis. j ,-kle. Choir practices diligently for its per- formance in the Christmas Assembly and program. Talented Sandra Martinson harmon- izes along with the music of a rhythm guitar. 75 Marching Lancers lln The G0 This year the Lancer Band, under the direction of Mr. Padelford and Drum Major, Robert St. Clair, captured numerous victories for Hilltop. The Marching Lancers traveled to the Long Beach All-Western Band Review where they took the first place honors in the Class C Division. The band lost the Sweepstakes Trophy by three- tenths of a point as they have done in two previous years. They succeeded also in bringing home the firs place trophy for Hilltop from the Arcadia Band Review Aside from parades, they also perform for the Lancer: on their own field during the exciting football halftimes The halftimes were highlighted by the drills performec to currently popular music. MR. PADELFORD ROBERT ST. CLAIR Director Drum Major fi --X 2 O Band llffieers and Pep Band . . RALPHPDUDGEON P , g et MCEFEIEY l ,, C Strive for Perfection 5 'e,, 'e'ff 1 , eeeeee eeee ff GAYLE Lmossv k ' eeee , BYRON leee VlCe'P'eS- 4? it eee STWCKLAND ' 5' Rep i eeeeee it CAROL li ,1 ' I e',: ssAuci-iEMiN TIM HUDSON f f Sec' Jr' Rep P P f. '1,'., ,rj f i X ART MCCAIN Soph. Rep. The Pep Band plays lively songs to spark the basketball team at the Coronado game. Pep Band The Pep Band consists of a small group of talented musicians organized especially for basketball games. They provide music for our Songleaders and halftime performers, The familiar bas- ketball theme song, Peter Gunn, is played by the Band when the team enters the gym at each game. This group of spirited Lancers contributes much pep and enthusiasm through the lively music played at all games. Band llfficers The officers of the Band spend several hours planning drills, for- mations, and music for the half- times. They also make prepara- tions for the parade trips by drilling the band in weeks of practice before each perform- ance, Their special efforts make them well-deserving of their po- sitions in this outstanding organi- zation. '2illz?lS'W?VW ' ' Iligrlililifsjig f'ff:5T2Q ,. w e 'z ' if 'V 55551 at 1-if -2: 1 l,, , ,, -e,ll f--,, - we ' met r, ' yf ,E I :ZH f J Concert Band Successfu in Pops Concert Top Row, Left to Right: D. Kijanlca, M. Adams, D. Joyce, R. Smith, L. Livermore, V. Lopez. Bottom Row: C. Donalson, L. Hall, K, Han- sen, G. Lindsey, S. Aarlie, C. McGinley, D. Peterson, Top Row, Lett to Right: R. St. Clair, L. Blumenthal, M. Davis, G. Henderson, C. Carlson, B. Strickland. Second Row: R. Cavanah, J. Ailworth, T. Ward, L. Helm, B. Hutto. Bottom Row: W. Collins, S. Logan, S. Jones, S. Fuller, C. Beauchemin, J. DeVore, E. Hanau. K . K Tap Row, Lett to Right: P. Hastings, R. Martinson, G. Hyde, T. Jensen, T. Kesler. Second Row: F. Wittmeyer, J. Nutz, L. Higgins, T. Chaney, D. Myers, S, Schemmer. Bottom Row: G. Butts, C. Wallis, G. Cunningham, K. Logan, R. Kenton. Top Row, Left to Right: C. Schoap, K. Bor gersen, B. White, R. Web, E. Pickard, G. Jasinek, D. Paxton. Second Row: S. Neely, W. Merrick, J. Montelongo, B. Gonzales, B DeMenge, G. Lindsey, L. Farrell. Bottom Row R. Dudgeon, R. Roley, J. Zoll, D. McGill, F Darton, J, Nutz. ,. 3 I , , mi c fy X , I, I- 'J I Z? 45 SUSAN BUMP JUDY ANDERSON PATTY KNIGHT KIM LISTUG 'M fx v' . 5 . ,,,. W.. ,., .. XYZ g ggggytjegji i , ,,,.. it 'ff 4 M ti? el ,494 mf A 3v1'V67lv4l51 gwmwewwy S- iii, ' 'g,g,i my A w g..f1,f ., .i w1vH9r f f Sgghigfigitfgiigfgitgiilgkzifi'M Zikiiit lilf Riff?':?liiifi7L3gfZQfQfg1i4?'AsrQf5ff L'22igjggy,: weami,.rHs-,i,iaW.7Ekzii,fQ1.,,i zwliiii 212971fi-zfti-tS'1s11'ibfY bww Vivfax fi, 5 S .ft M 6 Q K 5 Y 2 1 5 ii iilsgiiiy K sie f,'22'm.-.1 fzfflfi,- 'fiff 2 , i, L. 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I K BARBARA BENNETT J 4 ,W V Majorettes, concentrating, but always smiling, perform for Lancer M fans at the half of the Hilltop-Sweetwater game. JUDY REISS f 4 I 'XV , :fiv- f SUSAN AARLIE DIANNE CUTLER V2 X Our majorettes can feel proud of their untiring efforts spent during many hours of practice at school and at home. These efforts brought home a second place win at Long Beach which names them second in the state of California, This honor is well deserved by our majorettes. Aside from parade participation, they also contributed to many outstanding halftime perform- ances. 81 Top Row: S, Blair, J. Regler, S. Derrick, N. Rose, D. Isham, L. Austin, V. Swanson, S. Susans. Bottom Row: M. Lopez, G. Koba, S. Souza, P. Wiram, M. Kijanka, B, Masumoto, N. Perez, A. Johnson, ew niform Top Row: E. Pack, S. Purdy, C. Klingel, K. Anderson, N. Tiffany, B. Murphy, C. Ziebell, J. Kennedy. Bottom Row: B. Susans, V. McGuire, C. Pressutti, L. Spaulding, C. Ochi, G. Harmon, D. Kellogg, K. Smith. 'x S LINDA BYRD Lieutenant N.. . -es-an 4 Di tr. JAN CREASER Captain G? -'.., f. Q, - 'Mr GWEN LEDBETTER Lieutenant lark llllili lancerettes gflngl LINDA McBRlDE Lieutenant my 'B E1 This year the Lancerettes, decked in their new uniforms, have continued to perform to their previous standards in parades and halftimes. ln their first competitive performance at Arcadia, they captured the Second Place Trophy out of forty-four entrants. They continued to display their abilities later in the year at the Maytime Band Review. The creativity in their rou- tines and the hours spent for practice have aided the Lancerettes in establish- ing their fine reputation. MISS PETERSON Adviser Top Row: P. Avery, B. Davis, K. Krom, L. Weeks, P. Humphrey C Maloney, S. Smith, B. Webster. Bottom Row: G. Wickham, C Garrett G. Curley, L. Littlehale, J. Ecoffey, C. Hill, P. Bell, D. Skiles Vyf , ., . kk... ,M RONDA MEDLER Lieutenant Top Row: K. Thomas, B. Kersch, P. Sheets, C. Moody, D. Van Matre D. Dunafon, R. Ronald, B. Davis. Bottom Row: J. Austin, M Montierth K. Stump, S. Putman, M. Pelczar, T. Campbell, J. DeLaire L Mathis The Mr. P. surprise halftime for Mr. Padelford holds many thrilling memories for the participants as well as the viewers. School Spirit Efforts oi School spirit was a particularly out- standing feature of this year's stu- dent body. The Marching Lancers worked diligently outside of school preparing their weekly eye-catching performance for the spectators at both basketball and football half- times. These sparkling shows were a great boost to our Lancer spirit which lasted throughout the entire year. The expressive faces of the Lancerettes show their excitement at football games even when they're not on the field. 84 Fncouraged Through he Field l The traditional Can-Can message- Vive la Lancerettesf' n e n L 9 I Smiling Lancerette, Janice Regler, performs to the music of the Fight Song. The sounds of Black Magic by the Lancer Band set the mood for the Halloween halftime. 85 rw we S 1' PAT DOYLE Head Cheerleader if X We MARTI FLORES fi.: tm le-ff ll JACK ANDERSON B' i ,flux Q CANDY WARD in fy This year our energetic i965-66 Varsity Cheerleaders have promoted more spirit and enthusiasm from the student body than ever before. Their collegi- ate routines and the use of acrobatics at the pep assemblies and games have sparked each student to contribute his greatest spirit. They have aided great- ly in supporting our teams, win or lose. Their ever-present spirit was never lacking at any game and will always be remembered by Lancer fans. igt I This year's lively Varsity Songleaders have created an air of excitement as they executed their unique routines. Introducing such innovations as the L formation and colored pom pons, they have given an extra boost of spirit to the student body. Game days were accented by their zesty new uniforms, as the Songleaders spurred us on to victory. GLENNA YOUMANS Head Songleader I J' JOAN NA McCLELLAND Rift? 3574 K .r I I JENNIFER SKAUG LESLIE WILSON ,gig . .Pep leader: r J. V. Cheerleaders eeeeef 'jig l , yef' ' ' .g, ei ANNA CHABOUDY ,gm PAM BROWN MADIE DUNCAN A shrieking harmony of cheers and inspiring songs characterized our six bouncy J, V. Song and Cheerleaders this year. Both groups did an outstand- ing job with their continuous spirit embedded in each garne. E A blanket of despair hangs over our wor- ried Cheer and Song- Ieaders as we lost to the Chula Vista Spartans. 88 romote Spirit I All Lancers are on hand to cheer our team to victory during one of our rousing football pep assemblies. The spirit promoted by the J.V. pep leaders falls just short to that which arises at the Varsity games, It is just as important for the J.V. to give that extra lift to team members as it is for the Varsity. Every member of the J.V. football and basketball teams is sure to have benefited from the neverending enthusiasm of the J.V. Song and Cheerleaders. DEBBIE GREENFIELD Wide-eyed Marti Flores gasps during an exciting play as the Lancers pull ahead of the Sweetwater Devils, . . Songleaders CINDY HORTON JUDY OBERSCHULTE UUEEN CH RLYNE X l ilifskiii?-fiTg'2S5 lififi ,iff Lovely and stunning Charlyne Rahlfs stepped down the Homecom- ing carpet escorted by former ASB Vice-President, John Currie. Her flowing blond hair and sparkling blue eyes radiated her beauty to those around her. Danned in her pale pink crepe empire gown with a shocking pink bodice, her face 90 glowed as she was named Home- coming Queen for l965. Tears of happiness trickled down her face as she graciously received her crown and traditional red roses. Around campus, Charlyne always has a friendly smile for everyone. She is a straight A student and has been an active member of CSF. She is also an enthusiastic member of the Latin Club, S Club, and Eru- dites. Charlyne was truly an elegant Homecoming Queen in every sense of the word, Her beauty and charm gracefully marked the close of an- other Homecoming year. Homecoming 1965 Homecoming this year brought about the usual thrills and excitement with the alumni assembly and tea, football game, and the Homecoming Dance, Graduate students were seen by everyone, touring their old campus and visiting their former teachers. Although the game with Castle Park was a loss for Hilltop, Homecoming itself was not hindered, The excitement was still there as students and alumni anxiously awaited the Homecoming Dance the following night. The Lancers enjoyed themselves thoroughly as they danced to the music of The Cen- turys. The end of the dance also brought to a close Homecoming l965, one surely to be remembered. Cf it R C- ,A fr v 19 ff 'lllP' ' ft fl 'J' 'wr MANTIV gr' .ev PRI IIESS M RII Adorned in a white satin formal with an ice blue bodice was peppy Marti Flores. Marti's radiance was such to be remembered as she walked down the Homecoming aisle. She was escorted by I965 Senior Class Vice-President, Tony Clayton. This year Marti's principal activity is serving as one of our Varsity Cheerleaders. In the past she has been a Girls' League Representative and a member at the House of Representatives. Q4 PRI IIIESS DIENII Bubbling Dena Butler captivated the Homecoming audience as she was selected a Princess in this year's Homecoming Court. Dena's vivid personality matched her lovely peacock blue chiffon formal. Mike McCain, last year's Band President, escorted our Princess down the Homecoming aisle. This year Dena is a member of the IDYLL Staff and is Co- Captain of the Lettercarriers. She also served as a JV Cheerleader in her junior year, 92 PRI IIESS CANDY Sparkling Candy Ward, encircled by the excitement of Homecoming, made a lovely princess indeed. Her red satin A-line gown accented her lovely blond hair. Escorting our Varsity Cheerleader was last year's ASB President, Dan Gvrindle, Candy was also a JV Cheerleader in her junior year and is pres- ently president of the S Club. PRI CIESS JUANNA Enthusiastic Joanna McClelland, enchanting in an ice blue taffeta formal with a white lace bodice, enhanced this year's Homecoming Coronation. Joanna was escorted by 1965 Varsity Letterman Mark Smolanovich. Her past activities include serv- ing as Sophomore and Junior Class Treasurer and JV Songleader. This year Joanna is one of our Varsity Songleaders and a member ofthe S Club and IDYLL Staff. 93 i nderclassmen Provide w y my ..f 3,45 , yy' Mosaic Basis JAMES PETERS President CATHY MOODY Vice-president MR KRONZER Sophomore Counselor -mber 12, i965 marked a big day in the lives of sophomores . . . the beginning of their high school life. From this time on, sophomores vigor- ously prepared themselves for their GAH' HARMON junior and senior years. The activities, RUTH ABADI Secretary . . Treasurer privileges, and latest fads of sopho- mores are all important in construct- ing A Mosaic Ot A Generation On The Go. Donna Aarlie Susan Ace Michael Adams Gail Alsobrook Elizabeth Amory Mary Ander Ruth Abadi Debbie Achilles Jim Ailworth Robert Altaffer Deborah Anderson Susan Angq Steven Abbgy Kim Acker Donnette Aiu Thomas Amonn Karen Anderson Lynn Arth M tg -yi 'U r rrsc i s Q ' I f i rrsl f' 'M s t h 'M ,,,,, l V 'ltll 5 T Kenneth Allen Sandra Allen L r ' i't Laddie Allen Barry Alsobrook Q rW': -fx 3 f, f K stssfwtes-fm-Q sw f. ,.,. i.. ., street 5 EU ,-'. s' ' fi i L 3, 96 K 3551? : 'f,5:sF.ife: Z: 2 ' - c 1 . -Lanai ff - 5 X 1 Q :,Ef?5.155g.. 1' y,-EETL fi V' T .1-i.1,,'fL1i is , 5 H , g U - ,, -, . 1-1 f , -- :Wi ,- zaauf,., A r as, f ' ' ' K f f ' 525 ' 5 mSk?:LiiiijfZgl'f: -' - T 5 3. rt l, t Q iw S glial? k ,nj t as 2 if 1 S , by in an is , ,mi if if -ii:-it ,Y . . .. , xt , Q izsig 1 1 'L i n -2 i t Q . g ,.k, .. is may ' , W Q g ' , T . H We I W 'L , ,,..-I T V : i 'wx S ' fi iilg eiiw' N au.. Q 2,.5- g I glzwwmw , . M ' N , QXY' . ,.lt:, 1 - g T V iw. Q 1 l ' Marshall Bellows Rita Berman Larry Blumenthal John Boland Dawn Braley ' it Ronald Benbow Francis Biernacki Debbie Blunk Wayne Borgersen Marcia Brassey if ,,'.,,, ig Elizabeth Benetiel Susan Blair Mark Bogart Michelle Boudinot Jean Braswell ' 'Ir' inda Austin Steve Barnett Debbie Beach p 'atty Avery Paul Barnhart Sheryl Beck athy Axsom Danny Barr Arthur Beenfeldt .inda Bacon Carol Bates Patty Bell 'aig Brewer Jack Brower Don Bruce Shanna Bybee Sharon Canales Earl Carnes even Brooks Greg Brown Terry Buford Dane Caddick Craig Carlson Robert Case olly Brower Terri Brown Mike Burkhart Ara Campbell Theresa Carlson Terry Case k:-.vl- L ia :zz M V ar.. ss' 2 - 6 Sandy Burns Sarah Bushong I Stacy Burns Charles Butler l, iretrerr T vi'ie, if '-sz. 111 ,- N ,' ...,l ,.-i, 4' 4, ,A 5' nz- , '- sw 'szrsfzf' .-gf, V a s.: ,L , If ' A f 'iii . ' . ,V 'Q ii . 1 Ll I 1. 6 C. I ,', r , in K ,M vi if 1- 1 1 13-if' 5 l a i Maureen Casey, Randolph Cavanah . . 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Y A 1. fx nn, ...Q .Q is Cindy Ellsworth Heide Erickson Martha Estrada xi gl V E as L itll? i ' - 4: 15271 F 3 hz , f t g 1 ' 'N' --N J I J E ws' R ' '. 'S..,t.f , 'USF' - 1 irii xii , X fi: J i F f ' R, E, 1 4 , t ' L 7 X - V Y , 1 it or F' 5,3 g A ' X , .M . 1 .M 1 1 ,H : V ' 1 1 'Q f is 'ff Mary Estrada Bill Evans Kathy Evans Tom Everett Dolores Evje James Fahey Clare Farnsworth Fernando Favela John Ferguson David Finck Greg Flechner Dave Flohr Lee Foreman Joe Forsberg Judith Frahmann John Franke Jeff Franklin Alan Fredlund Robert Froelick Heather Fry Georgianne Galecki Don Gardner Cameron Garrett Priscilla Garrett Doug Garrison Paul Gaske Joel Gassaway 99 V :II K fe .ir L -. , t,'- l -.1 Michael Gauld Nancy Gauss Kevin Gee Doug Grubbs Margaret Guerrero Catherine Hall Charlene Hall ,- .- ' f W Ai f.f, -,' ws, .agisggiig QW! ni-9U 'r, if Jackie Geiger Larry Gilmore Colleen Gobel KN'- si--nv' 'uw-J- ' vi 1 fi Sw K a 1 Cheryl Griggs George Grigsby Virginia Gri Elizabeth Hall Kenneth Hall Ted Hall Teresa Ham Pat Gonzales Susan Gorman Bill Greene Victor Gonzales Diane Grainger Danny Grider Mac Gordon John Green Jeff Gridley St,--...- s, H ing assignment. Peter Hayes Linda Gloria Haynes Terry Mark Hays Douglas Jim Heaps Paula H 0 l-,. S0ph0m0I'HS IJISCUVHI' A J i -we v Shaaron Hancock Bruce Hart Becky Hanson Sandie Hart Jack Hanson Drema Hayes ,,,i!,. ,www Vickie Harker Jennifer Harris Gail Harmon Mark Harris G V D l :'.l ' ' ii ll 'R ll Uv' 'rv- Ng. . f i , Qi Micheal Higginbotham , Wm, Q Y ,525 4+ ,ix S -we ' f ' S x 5 S Jnish I class porticipote in on orol reod- even Hower Gale Hughes nbert Hoxie Ronald Hughes im Hudson Sandra Hull bert Hughes Patty Humphrey f,,ta:-,fff1gz,sz:c,:Q- , . .- ilfzilsifa-'sim Q -- ' r swfuzf - ff fr - 11 - M . ' ' V 411 '-frizi-my . Q Y it at ' 11 r 1 ,W sg We . f-we , wanwfi , 13 Loren Higgins Chris Hill Nancy Hill The ew ll Marian Jasek Steve Jeffa res W-'fo' ,. + . 5, W, Steve Hill Nancy Hinshaw Lance Holmes Cheryl Hingel Bob Hitchcock Richard Hoope Charles Hinman Aileen Hoffman Debbie Hope Jim Howard Sandy Jones Steve Jones Melinda Kahler Beverly Kawato f - ,W-5,gyg,y,,n K f,,fy.m:y 1 ' , , ' 5--,2lfiwi71f2f,it ,,s,z14sifs2'::2g2f, , yi' f f z ies -S S iii ' K Y., 2 fl. A , ,, A l A 654 r Steve Hosfield 0 at 1. s L . -- pf -,1 s - -mf: . f V, i . iii IF sv Y ' ill fi P ix J 4,..f K., Paula Kelpin Russell Kendall Bunny Kersch David Kijanka Dee King Suzi King Paula Klemm ' Zur gr is-v QP' ,MQ f fr ' 'lv ,gi Q ft Patty Knight Gail Koch Karla Koval Ken Kozak Nick Kromydas Richard Kron Bill Kronzer ,,-.N 'A 'hx G' . ca i la H ':-, Sophomores waken to High School life iv 1 we-W If S2 5 SN Y -K p sw l if K I In-.., Sn. f A Z f L H, ' -df I fs' 'J 'm JS Cv' 9 0 X ,,-no R? John Krzywicki Mary Ellen Ladzinski Beth Lambert Judy Langford Brenda Larsen Ken Larsen Nancy Laswell Robe rt Law Sharren Lawrence Mary Lay Mike Layne 'Becky Layton Jan Learned Mary Jane LeBrecque George Led bette r Linda Leedy Billie Leslie David Leuty Steven Lind Larry Lindell Laurel Lindell is . o f A my , M, Q Ron Littlefield 1, John Lodermeier x ss, Q, A- I, ,QS ef ik S is , ,Q ii -Q Rex Lofton Becky Logan Sue Logan Bob Long Sharla Longerbone H' Merritt Lord Mike Lovelady Tom Lovette William LuBien Janet Lundeen Juanita Lynn Frank Lyons fm . J , , is J, S Q.. R ,, it ...W X. ' .,. 'H--P' Ninn Lyons Debbie Mace Colleen Maloney Ronan Mandra Ron Mariano Gerry Marsh Cindy Martin Janis Martin .id- Mrs, Bennett's fourth period gym class prac- tices volleyball skills during an interclass tour- nament. These tournaments are held in each QC, ,vo rg t 2 ,gsm ' V ..,,,,,- 5 it S 39:-Z'::'i f fi Yiiibsaigizyy, xg. nw Q H Q K in 1 t QF 5 A f, -, t t . 1 Q .pi A Y +-Wil! i are ii, gleiiliia Elly: Q l, V V -,Lp-.tie 1-. R ,HN ev' A,,:,':' ' W WV. - W -' f team sport in order to determine the girls who have developed the most advanced skills. Roger Martinson Linda Mathis Richard Mattick Charles May iCharles McCandliss Stephen McCartney David McCollom Gary McCoy Hu- y..,,.,, Q- Doug McCreary David McGill Donna McGrath Don McGraw Laurie McKirahan Linda Mclnnis In r iv-if 103 Sophomores wait Junior Year ,X ,,. - ' 32 .11 - xxx Q, N N X ati, A i ,.., X if 2 as Q32 , as 5552551 'V ' - ,k'A digg ,'L' fx ssrs Earl Meggelin Ray Mellon Suzanne Messmore John Meyer 3 - Debbie Meyers Linda Meyers Bruce Miller , as as s X QNX we N1 s X N Q, s X XX ik s N Qs fi N X if as X '-F: X N S L N- .. V A. .Y X J W. X X sw - X R :--,X . , Y L .X ..N. ei . eyre QX l K is K it Q I5 es 4 c mag sa.. Xu . N Q- as Karen Miller Marilyn Miller Wesley Miller David Mitchell Mary Mitchell Melody Mockbee Brian Monahan 3 if ' X X Y .X 5 so R X , s N Eg 5 R2 QQ 3 3 55,1 -:Xi . ' ' X ' ' :ri X i IQ! . .. SX. eu.. J i -Q ' is I gif erea - A .6 X. ' XE ti? N wt sq a X miss s : a. 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K 2' Wi' - -' i -a xxx Q we -Q.. .3 X 1 s'- - i t eeas s auf' : .s. mae: X.-, J K -iis ' er X ' . ' :f:f2L ' ,f -. l 5'szQ:i ' TV EJEELIE: 1' L -V Yuki i I 'H J. v , V ' , 32:11 1: if A H51 l -ignyz QQ S1 J fs A sw? , A l l s g .as 3 91. , tif f i,i'iii J Jsswsswsf- ' F sages . ' F234 fr A5 'i XXQXQS i. Xt as K X ii?iiiii,.....X sswiisiififsilssffsf . . .. . I X XXKK .F-sh if 2 X ,as . wi- . X K XX, - . 1 'T ,L 1 as if at au if - 5 A 5, - use J K xx , ws 522' A552 K 7 'S I : L .W 11.53 fp sl Kathy Phair Frank Platt 1' ., ff Q fli- I g , Z.. xp gif 5 F i gf - V H A -Linn? ::e1:,.:.::' 4::,'..f5?5.:::.K'1 4:'Is. -- 3 as ,sv l K, ggi, l 5,5 L iff il-if 'ig X gs G' Q? xii? is 2 swssfsig f f X K Y '2..:I.:?::-5:22 K K K .mai-S .gesf 1 , 3 wk 1. l e -1 .ir ,I , in , zismi 'Q 7 i iw? 'F 9 :F 5 ii: K if 5, L N f l E.5w,V w VE, Q - -, ,...... . ,se:..,,cMi:., 3 3. Ewa .. sfe,c fsies,g X 5 s a Q V ,K+ S J Eff i ' A- J, .-we V' a. fs ' Sf?3'LY1 fix . 3 Pam Platt new 15 ff 5 . K' rw - is 1 , , Q s X QL 65 m if J ik 5 it M Q ,SK sgsgeggg ' . Q wx es.. 1 51, :sais '-,am Kina - ,. if . . W 3 is we H S .f I 5 ,.2,,..J., 'life Q 3 i if? 7 x 1 ' S Q gf i sq 'f . is Don Pooire Sophomores tried their hardest to win competition yells over the Senior Closs. , - gels . P , . 31J,. -W - .:: E J L 2 .13 -f :fi f K Jffiei if. 1 M - gf Q L i -N K - K , In , s . 5gQgiiw:1qKgg. 1, 'iK'- . Q f ' K . giqxiff :J K s ,K K K 'K f i K V is K ' ' V, Kfflisiiiff' ' ' , LQTQ 1 sf:--'Q - . wane, .,-sf Li 'iii KJ' J ' A 1. M . . , ' 5 , i K , ,. K . 'Ki . - -- if X3 ' X . M S55 J ' 5 i af 51 lc' i 'M Knew ' f , , was 1 lg ,PZ Kf K- H sw -z . I I ,Q :N K K K ? w el if in fit' 4 lx 4 1 Q all 5: E 1 S nu ww 5 ff N , My l ,I ,. wish 2-M, .,,-W -,:.-1.,,, ,,.w5q,.s.a Wf:-, -we, 'cfs-fer ,,,-,,, ,1,,, . his f SAK' ' i iiffefisizlzi - K i wKfeKg1:f 5- Q if MK gf, 'nfs , 7. f f .F .1 fliiiilig' ' , ,, -if ' ,A lgzm, Kggf K , I is Z Q2 in L 'fiE?fi ft 'i 1 J 'iii-is lw- ,, . 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K s, fzi gglllx fy H , it ,V , I Susan Poto Joyce Potratz Jack Pradels Carol Pressutti Tom Pringle Sharon Putman Suzanne Raglin Robert Rahlfs Danny Ramsey Tonnie Randall Susan Rapp Robert Ray Don Rector William Reed Jane Reeves Chris Reichert Judy Reiss James Reisweber Jere Reynolds Elizabeth Rhodes Greg Richards Susan Richardson Wally Richardson Molly Rimler Darrell Rogers William Rogers Robin Ronald Nancy Rose Paul Rowe Adrienne Ruane John Ruenzel James Runde Elaine Russell Ronnie Russell Barbara Russomondo Michele Sacks Becky Saghy Chris Salazar Gary Sanders Nadine Saubers Steven Schemmer Phyllis Schneider Jack Schreiner Gary Schultz George Schwab Donna Sempek Mike Sevier Evelyn Serra Loretta Seybert Sherry Shaver Robert Sheets Becky Shofner Walter Shultz Ted Shy Mildred Sicard Madelyn Sies Alma Silveyra Christine Sistrunk Carol Sisty Diane Skiles Gary Slack Glenn Smith Greg Smith Jim Smith Jeff Smith Patti Smith Richard Smith Scot Smith Sharon Smith Susie Smith John Souza Nancy Speaks Lynn Spencer Clarence Spiva 106 2 . ,rx NK as ffa. ie 1:-1--as .sz is-4 Y, s... ff f we es! 5,5 M N sf-to 92 ' 1 ,n 4 4 aw at iv -ef L- in 4,9 , ,maj , ,, R, J SM ff iss, 'S 3 Z TW L. , 'lf '3 i Q' Q new First Year's Easiest 3 I, 5 if ' X it S 'A - 'F' L. ,Y,, . , - . l Q f - S l lm i y V, s H , T Q F c J. . - P -msg s 1 nls' 3155 J 'V' I ll 'w N .' W. f i 'Ma sq qw 5 , Q C ,Q P X - . 'l f x f tl it W C Z in . , ' is -. QQWVL 'Av g K A 5 fs . - f N Q V . J x A I I ,- Susan Starr Gail Stephen fffmfef V Sondra Steeg Stephen Stilli 53945 ? ' NA ,V : ef -A ,Le its ' -f 3, g I -5 is da, , fi sl S .L or iic. , -if L 'QW-r fb... ., :i l if Qnxr ' Karen Stump Sharon Stump ,..,,4 Stephen Summers Bobbi Susans Larry Svelmoe Roger Swan Vicki Swanson ..lwo More to Go 'Hauer hm Nha. ylor Gregory Taylor Taylor Patty Taylor W'-1 w. Q - t r f .Wi .. X Daniel Swarts David Swartwout Linda Swed W, Margaret Tarantino Richard Tarut Steven Tatreau Andrea Taylor X .- x V S- akffb M '3 Vicky Terry Galen Thomas .auf Fred Thorne concentrates on the lowo Educational Development Tests which were given to the sopho- mores during the week of November l5 in the school cafeteria. Karen Thomas George Thompson Myra Thompson Phillip Thompson Rod Thornback ...- Donna Th rower Fred Thorne if ii el fc Nadora Tiffany Diane Tiede Diana Tipton Linda Tipton Robert Toribio John Tschogl Jeanne Turgeon atm tfmw H x 5-w e X L5 + Q HSE Q 1 , 9 sf' , 1 K ,gift -:ff 1, az:---f.:ig 1 .1 i ,a .mf inf f slilzif' , 2 s LAVVA, J 'ig -,L ,-A- Edward West Q i Dianne Weston l , Robert Verrnilya ,'A,' Sandra Vickers J , . A ' . - Pete Vredenburgh ILVI , ff Tom Waits i 'VW Denzil Walden - .ff-M-Lzfissf I - s Y . , M- Joel Walton Shirley Walton Taffy Ward Terry Ward Janlce Weatherly Barbara Webster 0 Nathan Weedmark Mike Wickham Tom Wiederhold HSS Ted Turpin ' Robert Van-Brunt . ,Y Scott Vance gl 'if 7 Rick Van Gottberg Debbie Van Matre ,ff Susan Van Noy ' Louis Vener i Lonnie Walter S X 2 Christine Wehmeyer t .,,,, E as S A Frances Wilkerson Cathy Williams Sandra Wigginton f Jerry Wilkes Janet Wise . , ,i..,t. ,.i. . . 3, -, ' A . , I l, ' ' iifsilliif- 1 - ., 5, t. , - qgigzfiz:-me 913 ,Q f af S t wa W it X . Saw V lZf. '- WJ, Dewayne Williams Mary Woodward Connie Wright ,, .S Stephen Yavorsky Barbara Yoder ull in ,. Q1 ,asm .ir A aight ,.',, i ,A ig David Youmans , 5 V J Marie Youmans 'ki ' 1 Beverly Young '--. ,V i -1is- ,-i Donna Zeitelhack ' J J' J i'i Marcia Zier , A Jim Zoll O i 5 'fx JW www. .wx K I i cyt ,E . K if in PS if as we st Jim Warren ef 1, Q K vi xi 9 ggi .- ., is 1 3 5 is wk' at Er 5. 1 J ,QQ-ref - - ' 3 LQ?-I -ff' ' ' Q 1 V W Mg? ,Qwm , .Q f!gf.a?lE x+1z,,f,fg.,+:' Tk :N-H Q W-,.f . W, .1 ,-1, ,ig .. V -- -M. 5 'Til ,fx S M , ivL3Z,3'-.tgiigngfi ' - '. ,- ' ' ' V--A vw A ..: s. -. z. :x -.: . 'T V vw as 'L-V7 -if ,Q a, 4 gk n ii fy 'S 'Yi 1. 494 eg, 2 iw, E Wig? YR 1. , Q .va , 75,5 , - W -- .- Aw- x.:,.,--,. M i.,,z,,-1:zf.,::: -. ,: .. N ,gf Jim. U . M 1. 'nsw ' : ff Q ,gwfwi :hu WQQ . . BEM. M gym 5 mia -zf if aw -sr.. 503 Exuberant Juniors lln the G0 MR. GREEN 110 Mark Adler Teri Alexander Sharon Allert David Ames Doug Anderson Marion Anderson Ray Anderson Gene Angell Dennis Arney Bill Arns Shannon Arthur Leonard Ascher Bruce Asher Karl Athow Jeanie Austin Daron Bacon AnnDee Badillo Gil Ballatore The action leaders of this year's Junior Class were from right to left: Steve Ban- delin, Pres,g Janet Otterholt, V. Pres.g Jill Skinner, Sec.g Janet Ecoffey, Treas. Working diligently to help with the suc- Letty Abadi , J Jo Abatie Q Linda Abrams ' A lf Susan Aarlie 3 :J- iv cess of this year's class was junior counselor, Mr. Green. Together the coun- selor and officers worked on the Junior- Senior Prom and money-making projects, such as car washes and stationery sales. fi ffiifif is , in L 'Q -ur i , 'gr s 3 ,W-. ' ,Wx , A S- 5 , , k.Qg:y1,5:3k1giw '-.. k , 'fgsifggifzig . A '- K 53,2 321-5 -- ' A 'TF ' 1 .i . f A Q i i .5- 1 'f' . 1 vs.. 2- 'W' ,L .,. V.. . siils B 2. l A ' : w 4 .J ,F is s-Qt' - ' i-:fi---any . ' . ' 1 fi A W V .,.. ni wi if V .. 1. L,2,, A, ,CY ,J I I . M ix N f. .Mi-1 -...., r- f-rf-ff -f-fL -w sn., is - r if - - - , emi ,. A I 'rr- 3 , 4.1. WL-1' , ti T Steve Bandelin Lloyd Bartels Carol Beauchemin David Beeson Danny Bell Paula Bell Penny Bellevan ara Bendickson 1 Barbara Bennett Jim Benway Rosie Berman John Bernhard Larry Bernhard Frank Beyerle l it i it V 5 Ili 'ik rw' sc. Kathy Bodge J eorge Botforff W K Janice Bowen Shari Bowman ' Jack Boyles Q, 'M Sandi Boyles ' 3 Busan Bonnet i' V -5 'i 'QF' ff f i ik -arry Brackin fivian Bradley Rex Brennan ennis Bridwell Don Brown Pam Brown Paul Brown w-.,,, Hilltop High offers o wide variety of interest- ing subjects for the Junior. On the left we see Mr. LisIe's Biology closs observing molds. To the right we hove Mr, Jones' Latin lll class studying the Cotiline 25- f 'S 5. f! by in A-M :-'.. 1 'iii f ti, 2, it J J :iz 1 4' Sharon Bilyeu Roger Birmingham Jackie Bishop Georgianne Black Janice Block Daniel Bodie Bill Bodge wnmymww Q, , . -- 4 sergeant, is., , Q 'i lf f J 1 6 ,Q if V 'Ltr 4-,NM ww Q -,.memi..i 'mr We 2 'x rf gy W 'bw J, QW? X 111 Donna Brownell Gayle Bryant Michael Bucher Steve Buchhorn Sheryl Buford Linda Burks Dorothy Burningham George Butts Tim Campbell Tina Campbell Jan Carlovsky Norman Carlson Teshia Cartlidge Jean Cate James Cave Gwen Cebulski Anna Chaboudy Bill Champion Sonni Champagne Caren Chase Carl Chase Glenn Chastain Don Chew Phylis Cicalo Janet Clay Cathy Clayton Rene Clement Pat Clouser Patti Coe Dennis Coffer Marilyhn Cohn Chris Colbert Bruce Cole Carol Collins Michael Collins Rita Congemo Eugene Cook Mike Corrigan Paul Cory Jerry Costello 112 J ' K ff it ' - it :. I fs 1, I 7 -. 'igliitzllft iff' . -V it 5., 5 . 2 I it il ni ,t ,- f-. Qi' H. W vi, ..:,., gig? 4: - ' N.. - X .it::f'L Y Q5 'g ,v-Mn it 'S in-. N .i i fgsaiz-a Klang- s...., hr Qtr -s- 4 lift, as-M4 t ,S 'f ,, i , egg, . .. 5, is:-.its x X hs. aaes 1 ii ' i'i't C tt , C ,i,. ' , ZX e- if fl A ,J Yea., in 5 'Kit 'sf'-S9 I '9'i ' lr ft ,, kiwi Eff? i lb vw-ny IL? F i Brix f 435' Q and, i isa s' . , 33 5 -1 an N , AWK it . , L,,,,,,, ,lLlg. ,, -,LL, ff 'fiijf ' ' :frie- V ,,,L V .,f?.i . r F Q , K . , f :' 'T- I wait . in lal , it vliflik '11 at , iliffl' 9 Qs. '4- 'q-fo, -I., . f i , 'car S. Z ' in wi R 371 45 'C ,L Cynthia Cowart Larry Cox Mike Cox Pat Cox Cynthia Crossley Kevin Crusilla Tim Cummings Gary Cunningham Carol Currie Sharon Daigle John Dale Robert Damschroeder Akinori Davey Barbara Davis Mike Davis Richard Davis Teddy Davis Michael DeCamp Tom Deeds Judy DeLaire Dennis Delgado Linda Delgado Bruce DeMenge Sharon Derrick James DeVore Barbara Dixon David Dow Dennis Dow Steven Downs Sullivan Duffy Madie Duncan Patti Duncan Edna Dunn David Duran David Dye Karen Eagan Ken Eason Janet Ecoffey Van Ellmers John Emrick 113 ,u Y, A ,Sail J F -t Sz. 1 my an 'S fi is I ,N , J 03' 4 1 ii-A I F fa. 3 X up J.V. Songlecider, Judy Oberschulte, is in complete bliss os the J.V. Footboll teorn rornps Coroncidol James Emslie Kathy Erxleben John Estrada Jill Everton Betty Evje Beth Fabian Jim Faris Leon Farrell Donald Fasig Herb Fears John Gregory Connie Fey Michael Filson Sharon Fish Pat Fitzpatrick Frances Flint Cathy Florentino Linda Foster Kay Fowler Wendy Fowler Diane Frise Francine Frommer Priscilla Fulasz Sherrie Fuller Steve Garcia David Gardner L..-v was , . - Nix -Ji-M W, ig ima, +5 6 M - f l is t tyy ,F ----4 ' L :tv WU: , QY4 x 4 7.91 x L ti, amiga M J 'l ff. f Pat Garrett Fm, N Tom Gatlin w v,, L.- Victor Genereux V ' David Genge S L f-,,,,..,IYf Barbara Gifford J - J 3 lg' JE: Q45 W F f+.,.. f NSF? 9 .-an T 'A , L- 'tr xr, E' - iw fi. 1 , C was . , gf i if 'br-up ,, fm 42:- 35 Q ,gi A Y i -- V39 N- 4 gg y i Q 'fx . V 'ti-1 S f -1, 1 Kumi Q S it S i Q' W i KIY' Shelley Gillig Donna Gillespie Martha Gilman Jeanine Ginley Don Glasgow Dennis Gobel Robert Gonzales Pete Gonzales Kenneth Gordon Robert Graham Steve Granfield Raymond Green Debbie Greenfield Janice Grey Peggy Griffith Fred Grunewald John Haffly James Hale Sharon Haley Elmer Hall Tomi Ham Woody Hamilton Cary Hammond Charles Hammond Jill Hammond Eric Hansen Deedra Hardman Mike Hargas Robin Harper Tom Harris Fred Hartson James Hartung Madie Duncan, J.V. Cheerleader, gives a vibrant smile and jump as the J.V. Football team makes a touchdown. '115 f , as 1 We i we of . Chris Harvey J' l A ri' 7 S2 ' ' J 5 M, 1' S W X ,A 'iw mf 51? Q Pez: l fit: 4 QM Y xi is is, 'ir W , , 5 55 if Kathy Hatchet? , X Cha rles Hawkins b f ffffp Lawrence Haynes L' ft m Glenn Henderson M ffl Jeanette Henricks V - Larry Hepp A . ' ', ' .f 1 K , aa' . .', : , , Janice Herberlein f Kathy Herbst A f A Sandy H ickox L - . L x f x Doreen Hill Gail Hobbs Eve Hollenbeck Merlyn Holmes Cindy Horton Judy Hudson Jerri Hughes Jeanne Hultquist Claudia Hults it My-V - I tt,fzataev:Q-gagrxfgeu K SX K ar- 4 N 1 Z may X t '61 H , , t 1 'esmgziibs - ' .swgaitksi r - n r , ,, , -:,gggg.,,-. 'Q rm, - K J uniors li rate i Mike Humphrey John Huth Robin Hyde 2.1, we kin-4 Www Chuck lngle Debbie lsham , Kathy Jacobsen ' B : . M ' .it 3 f W This year s Juniors were all ready to go when Tournament Day arrived. The annual A.S.B. sponsored event is one of the many feature activities of the R 3 Suzy Jarboe Danny Jarvis Linda Jennings Robert Jennings Anita Johnson Henry Johnson David Jones 1 116 if test X I W: , so I Q v year. Here we see from left to mag, aw., W K . 'wr-is . 21, 1' ' wi? m y -f G L 1,': F . '1 ' ' '54, i n Q i ' : fe IN - -- r . ,f k in .Q ampus Spotlight 'K X Susan Jones William Jones Susan Jurjens Loren Kaler Susie Kappner Randy Kaul Jon Keeley - A., , ' .gpm h William Kelly -L gn ' Cameron Kermott w....f. Aubrey Kesterson right: Jerry Costello, Susie Schultheis, Robert Labiak, Tina Campbell, Barbara Mc- Grath, and Bruce Van Dyke who are actively participating in the sack race. QP V'-fr G QS- M 'K 1 X VhAy. V i,,, -R F' L K In - S' L 4 1 J Tix L fam? , za, Q7 01 Mary Kijanka Cathy Kilcrease Jeff Klibbe Steve Klicka Maryann Knoll Gloria Koba Ross Koonce William Koieff Karen Krorn John Kromschroeder Theresa LaClai r Gene LaFond Linda Langer Peggy Langford Ted Lararnore Elizabeth Larsen Harvey Larsen Cynihia Lawrence Ann Leaf Mark Lee Jeanne Leming Carolyn Lewiriski 117 Russell Lindsay Lynnette Lindamood Vivian Linendoll Steven Lister Kim Listug Gail Litchfield Linda Littlehale Larry Livermore Betty LoCicero Juan Lopez Maria Lopez Marlene Lopez Victor Lopez Sandra Long George Loustalet Rachael Lovelady Trudy LuBien Harold Luckey Ronni Lumley Dennis Lymons Steven Macevicz Judy Maguire Kenny Mains Pete Mallinger Pam Mankin Carol Manz Domingo Marquez Donita Martin Charles Marston Vance Masterson Linda McBride Arthur McCain Gary McClendon Steve McCune Larry McElroy Becky McGuire Vicki McGuire Kenneth Mclntosh William McKechnie Kathy McKee Ronda Medler Linda Mesler Larry Messmore Cecilia Mettler Laura Meyers Philip Meyers 118 Juniors Radiate Enthusiasn 5 ,--,VV yi' mifisiiiwi - ' vi Sew fm-,.., V qslemgiw X Y. ,Q , 1 l W M 'WM xl 9. . f E , gt ' . 1 W t 'W 1225156-. 5212+ vii , 1: -- , .W 1 --li c: Q 34' 4' 3 55 L lf all Q livx W 1 .- - - iifag-taxa?--: -.fgfifmr -A422 -, L 1: - 2 wgq,fg:.1L2Ji'me , I ht M22-,ikf:,i1' ' ' ' '--R r?L.-rg:-W fi - a a 'f21:iff'.f-- ' ' ri , ,, - - - ' ' 2' -ligi L' 'WWF' 'fer ,. f 1 K . 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V' fl: I P V - fi - ff Q1 5 VI, . .. tx M 'rg l -ji t in , J i 4 J rf : a '-v - . if c . ' , - such., l . ff i 0 P wh' -'l-s'2 Juniors Get Energ S ,T f rse 55?9 , , 3 . K , miisiiilir., f xx .L ff s fi. . 2 law 'W V is nerr? To help keep up with Th Chew and Dole Schutt lunch. ' 3 i',ji:-Ilghf-J: knffiikzlllf 2, V. g f 3 gigs .V .W 'N ,V -Q, 5 'F-rw 1 ' I L-Qx ,ar-4 Susan Richmond Debbie Ricketts Roger Rightmer Darryl Robbins Richard Rochmes Tyler Rowden Mary Rule Richard Rundberg Steve Rusk Linda Ryan Edward Saffer Linda Sassano Sharon Saylor Ronald Schmidt Robert Sch reckengost , A S A1'. ll Christine Schroeder -- 1 Susie Schultheis X Z y Dale Schutte f V Chris Schoap Cathy Scott Dolores Scott Janet Searcy Gayle Sebastian George Seidel Dana Sellars Debbie Selph Linda Serra Gary Shadoan l Barry Sherman Frank Sherfy Gary Shope Vicki Shy lan Sinclair Jill Skinner Craig Smith 121 Katherine Smith A Sharon Smith Joseph Smoiuse Greg Snelling si -5 ,, sm-i v ' .Msg f 'Qi' A 51 ' fs ii f . E H W 1 wg N mr? sg' Sharon Souza Lea Spaulding Bruce Spear Stephan Spiva i n if mwffg,gqiiz KK 4 as X xi K f ,,V. A , egg , Wendy Spross Chuck Stahl Tom Stahl Sherry Stanley William Statile Paula Stein Sandy Stephanson Kenneth Stephens Dale Stevenson Don Stewart Charlotte Stone John Stone Michael Straubinger Rod Stroup Eugene Struiksma Michael Styles Joy Sullivan William Swan Gina Swanson Carol Swift Ba rry Swye rs John Tapia Carolyn Thompson Laurene Thompson Rae Thompson Deborah Timmons Pam Tipton Q fzhz et - as Regina Tomeoni ' '. ' ll., Joe Tompkins if f ,f James Townsend 'fl Alice Traver l J ' ' Brian Tripp V A E3 . ' Zyl . s 122 :ann 5 :fwi'.a1AL'5ki'fffLi539:11f: 5l557'2VT?Lf5 -I 5 ' , iv f 1- ' l- .vig QQ Bei X SN 1 .Q E eiftmzvifisif .V i, A - 1 -'fa.,::. - eww ,y,i, '.a, - . 'ef:,,fa,5E:- , 12 .1 E. 345' -f. . , i it ,ei ,Am-. ,... v I f ,,- , .gggu .l H, . ,izsfiiigitiiz V ti mi, 1 r my 'Nw Qlgggtivf D Je' S 4 Sifftr ,- , V , - ,S it Q. 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N, Facult Pro ide 5 W-+V--w.....,, ew- -M' O O k Ncademlc Foundation ,.-.nw Ill am, 1' MEN 'is if ,Q A 'ff . aw sw lf f55?n.8-1 A ' . 3.71, ,H- Wgvv-Q ,.....l Nxf Mr. Mahoney's busy routine also en- compasses last minute instructions to teachers. Here, final plans are made with Mrs. Peace and Mrs. Guy for the day's schedule. 126 Mr. Fred . Nlahone Principal Through the years, the one thing that remains unchanged is the affable manner of our Principal, Fred N. Mahoney. His genial smile and friendly greeting are always present as he mingles with the student body. Mr. Mahoney's appearance at the Homecoming Assembly and other campus activities adds a traditional note of warmth to our campus. His interest in student affairs and his sense of propriety have a definite in- fluence on the character of our school. Although administrative duties are de- manding, Mr. Mahoney always finds time to know personally many of the students. A leader in community activi- ties, our Principal sets a shining ex- ample for all. Administration Aids Students and Facult . ldf' ' i' Mr. Geyer assumes a watchful pose during lunch hour Mr. Mahoney, Mr, Geyer, and Mrs. Hartzell often work together in deciding school poli- cies. They also spend many hours outside their office attending sports activities, banquets, scholarship programs, and meetings around the community. A football game would not occur without the support of Mrs. Hartzell, decked in Lancer green, Mr. Geyer down on the field pushing the boys on to victory, and Mr. Mahoney watching intently from his birds-eye-view in the press box, We are truly fortunate to have such an enthusiastic administration. 127 WD' Vice-Principals Set Standards R. RUBERT GEYER BUYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL As Vice-Principal, Mr. Robert Geyer devotes much of his time to the promotion of athletic activities. ln addition to this, he administers reliable counsel- ing and demonstrates firmness when necessary. ln- stilling his own sense of fair play into the boys, he always has time to lend a guiding hand. RS. GLADYS HARTZELL GlRlS' VICE-PRINCIPAL Vice-Principal Gladys I-lartzell's personal interest in her students is immediately apparent. Her heartfelt concern over the problems of each girl is shown in her understanding manner. In serving as CSF Adviser, Mrs. l-lartzell gives valu- able guidance to those interested in scholarships. Through her untiring efforts in this area, many people are able to make wiser decisions about their futures. PUR Xe f-'ff 4 3 if MXN Our Vice-Principals work to- gether to help each student develop in all fields of endeav- or. Here, Mrs. Hartzell and Mr. Geyer coordinate the year's activities to guarantee an effi- cient campus. 7 1.5, 'L ' L , I ' K ! A 2? Qi ,.., .ff .A1...mf...M .,,,,? .5 Za xt ' it K. X2 li fe Left to right: Bernard C. Schemmer, OD., Frank L. ers, Harold C. Foster, E. Morris Hayes, M.D., Joseph Rindone, Jr., and Verne H- Wolfe. nothor School for a Growing llommunit Groundbreaking ceremonies for the long-anticipated Bonita Vista school took place last summer, It will serve Bonita and Sunnyside students, as well as those residing in the area of Southwestern College. Superintendent Joseph Rindone and MR. JOSEPH RINDONE, JR. Superintendent Foundation forms will soon be re- placed by side walls and ceilings of ultra-modern classrooms in the new Bonita Vista unit, members of the Board of Trustees are looking forward to the completion of this educational facility. This extension of our educational system is the result of the combined efforts of Mr. Rindone, the Board of Trustees, and the voters of the community. 129 Whittington, Edgar O. Rog- JOHN GREEN Northwest Missouri State, B.S., M.S. Counselor ' 1 ,rr-' I A- , ff, 'VVV L RAYM 0 N D KRO N Z E R i g Hamline University sir L I is B-A g 7 A Counselor I 'lr' ri,r -.', ' j WILLIAM PADELFORD San Diego State, University of California A.B., M.A. Counselor, Band DIANE LLERA San Diego State B.S. Nurse Health Careers Adviser MARIE MILLER San Diego State, San Jose State A.B. Library Science University of Southern Calif. Karen Lindamood, Rosie Salazar, Lynelle Spotts, and Kathy Boggs get experience in using calculators in Office Training class. Counselors, urse, librarian and Business Department ssis Generation lin The Go' GENE CLARKE Loyola University, San Diego State B.A., M.A. Business Education, English Lance and Pennan Adviser WILLIAM DEMOS San Diego State Business Education, IDYLL Quill and Scroll Adviser JOSEPHINE MESSINA University of Pittsburgh B.S. Business Education S Club Adviser BYRON MYERS San Diego State KENNETH ANDERSON University of Nebraska B.A., M.A. Athletics LINDA BENNETT San Diego State A.B. Physical Education Modern Dance Adviser ROBERT JOHNSON San Diego State B.A. World History, Athletics VICTOR LONG San Diego State B.A. Special Education, History, Athletics Ph sical Fitness Hasforyfilltaihieiscs, Driverfhlealth Education 'Whimsy' BEVERLY PETERSON University of Arizona, San Diego State B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Lancerettes ANNETTA McCALL San Diego State, University ot Redlands B.A. Physical Education GAA Adviser l Before o vigorous doys gome Bobby Dom Schroder practices making o loy up while Terry Jensen, Tom Evons Steve Schemmer and Reid Webb wotch. TED TESTA WAYNE WHITBY University of Redlands, San Diego State San Diego State AA., B.A. A.B. Driverfl-lealth Education Physical Education Life Science, Athletics Fine rts Expressed in rt, llllusie, and Speech Classes i i ELIZABETH ALTER CAROL LARSEN PATRICIA PEACE ALVA THOMAS Florida State University University of California San Diego State San Diego State B.A. B.A. A.B. A.A., B.A. Vocal Music, History Vocal Music, History Speech Arts Art NFL Adviser Art Guild Adviser Soprano Lynda Rollins spends Advanced art student, Rick Ledford, Making clothes is not onlyi many hours rehearsing her solo develops skill at the potter's wheel, joyed by many homemcik parts for the Christmas and while combining his thoughts and im- girls, but proves to be econoi Spring Concerts, agination to create a masterpiece cal as well. ..,' i il! -'ii' -,kg S we JOANNE CARSON Western Illinois University B.S. Clothing FHA Adviser GERTRUDE GUY University of Oklahoma, San Diego State B.S. Home Management any '45f44'f'?Q. , 'Q' S ,A as t WJ 6,93 755 'iftsw 4,11 SSXV. t at A A we mv L: DONALD HELTON PAUL PRUETT ALAN SACHRISON San Diego State, San Diego State San Diego State Fresno State B.A. B.A. B.A. Woodworking, Athletics Industrial Arts lustrial Arts, Athletics . st 1 'W .V l 1 111 V 4' , , 4 X lv v, Q -is 1 in E i Donny Jarvis is shown here carefully trim- ming the edges of his project on the bond sow. Industrial mo- chines ore ovoiloble to students who have chosen to enroll in the elective courses of woodworking ond met- ol shop. Homemaking and Industrial rts lllfer nn the Job Training Wit f ff , at ' ' f i' I r il HSE:-W' ' r ' ,545'fbiijjgggggqgsxfsor 1 , :,Qy,,l1,4s,,tf,.: , . -f I g.,,..,-.g,:ut,5 YE ' se- 2, Ms s L Karen Krom cleans her lab equipment following a lab ses- sion. Chemistry lab sessions give students an opportunity to see the reactions of com- pounds and elements upon oth- er chemical substances. Scientific Advancement Studied in Math and Science Departments JERRY HARVEY San Diego State B.S. Algebra, Math l2 RICHARD BABCOCK WALTER EAST JAMES FLETCHER JOHN GILES, JR. Brigham Young University, U.S. Naval Academy Creighton University, Abilene Christian College, San Diego State Stanford University San Diego State Trinity University B.A. B.S., M.A. B.A. B.A., M.ED. Biology Math Analysis, Algebra Earth Science, Life Science Geometry, Algebra WENDELL LISLE ROBERT LOVE BARBARA RIVARD 134 Drake University San Diego State, University of San Diego B.A., M.A. Stanford University A.B. Biology A.B. German, Chemistry Science Club Adviser Physics, Chemistry German Club Adviser RALPH HAUGHT Glenville State, West Virginia University B.A., M.A. Geometry, Algebra MADALYN KREMER University of California San Diego State B.A. Algebra, Geometry I' There ore only Senior, Junior ond Sophomore sections in the omphitheoter for outdoor ossemblies. However, foculty members ossume o fomilior pose to mony students forming their own section olong the left side of the theoter. tttr i JEANNE WILLIAMS Indiana University, San Diego State AB, Biology, Life Science FRED WILSON University of Denver, Colorado State BS., M.A. Algebra, Geometry Clerical Practice Morilyn Miller is busy conversing while her geometry Strive to Complete teacher, Mr, Giles, posses out test results. 135 lob project while Mr. Lisle offers helpful sugges- Jeon ond Bernie u. l A . - '. 7, :wfsa -,Q v , 7 , w,,te,,' , .ig-, K f Y 2 V . -- r - miie W f , we v V--smite-r rr :A w e 'I 955-If . - . -gs. me ,gtxgwxfe .V Qi-mf-ef: , , QE :.. ,,.,,.. L 3 T it S ,si if 4 A it fi , JANE FIELD MARTHA HASSLER University of Southern University of Southern California, San Diego Mississippi State B.A. B.A., M.A. English English Mrs. Major makes frequent use of the language lab equip- ment and tape recorder to reproduce authentic French I- anguage Department Expander .53 '05 'T: BARBARA ARTHUR Mills College, University of Oregon B.A. English ROBERT BRELSFORD Knox College, San Diego State B.A. English ASB Adviser GEORGE CLAYTON San Diego State B.A. Spanish Spanish Club Adviser ERELENE CHRISTENSEN University of Louisville, University of San Francisco A.B. English STEPHANIE EXARHOS Scripps College, San Francisco Women's College tMadnd7 Spanish GEORGE FETTER University of South Carolina, University of Washington English, Reading Communications It was once said that man's greatest obstacle yet to be overcome is his ability to communicate with man, This is evi- dent in the classroom as well as world organizations such as the United Nations. It is the hope of our English, Spanish, Latin, French, and German teachers, who have succeeded to permeate one lan- guage barrier, to transfer their knowl- edge to others so a greater understanding of man may one day come about. Mr. Palmer joins his English class while judging the oral reports of his students. gp-A., CHARLOTTE HAYES San Jose State A.B. English Reading-Communications Folk Club Adviser LEO MCDONALD Brown University, Fresno State A.B. English, Journalism Quill and Scroll Adviser LEO NICHOLS Arizona State University Spanish FRED PALMER San Diego State, Oklahoma University B.A. English, Drama Drama Club Adviser THOMAS JONES Gannon College, Pennsylvania State B.A. Latin, German Latin Club Adviser THOMAS ROBINSON ROBERT TOMLINSON San Diego State San Diego State B.A. B,A. English English Squires Adviser Pep Club Adviser MARILOU LANGE San Diego State A.B. English, Speech KATHRYN MAJOR Akron University, San Diego State B.A., M.A. French, English Rolf Schoenenberger demonstrates his obil- A ity to speck French os well os German ond English. .-..,z...... ,Q tif wg. 1 i l, 3. x LONEY PEACOCK San Diego State Civics ROBERT HARRINGTON HAYDEN PARKS Interact AdviSef University of Omaha Butler University, B.A. Washington University World History, B.S., M.A. Civics World History Driver Training JOHN BAUMGARTEN HYMAN BOOKBINDER University of San Diego 'B.A. Brooklyn College B.S.S., M.A. World History, U.S. History Psychology, Economics, GENEVIEVE PIETRUSZKA San Diego State B.A. Psychology, Family Living Red Cross Adviser JOHN RINDONE s San Diego State A,B. U.S. History, Typing Erudites Adviser 138 Civics FTA Adviser THOMAS RICE San Diego State ALB, Civics Civics teacher, Mr. Peacock takes his classes to the campus library where they may work on term papers or do other general re- search. CHARLES SCHANKE Wisconsin State College B.S. Civics, U.S. History Key Club Adviser --tj N0-'S World and Domestic Problems ARTHUR SISK University of Redlands B,A. History, Athletics Lettermen's Adviser MARY TREADWAY San Diego State B,A. Art, World History Campus Lite Club Adviser RONALD WAGNER Valparaiso University B.A. U.S. History, Family Living Miss Spaulding 'S' Q f fr 0- L Q ,E 25? V Q wind' Miss Grindle h AZ' , uv . l Mrs. Hoffman V f M Z, ' Mrs. Olinger Mrs. Hallberg Mrs. Matweecha Mrs. Rice S h ff ' ' ' e ool Sta Provides Efficient Help Throughout the Year Preparing transcripts, handling report cards and These duties are always handled in a cordial recording student attendance are a few of the Gnd efficient nqgnnerl functions of the office personnel, '3 x :'A , .,,. iff , , V7 f r P 'A V A. 1. 7' P . l ii? t 'ff 7 . W 4' if ll i f tetv 1 . ' , ,,,, , ,t jx. . ,,., . ,, ,, Ai ., fi lll 'vv 3 FfNf buses transport students from Bonita, Sunnyside, and ng areas to Hilltop every day. The buses also take teams to games away from Hilltop. The busdrivers , left to right: L. A. Weisser, L. J. Marlow, Pat Morey, Hastings, Dick Hazel, and C. L. Wallace. Prior to lunch time it is the habit of many Lancers to watch the clock as they anxiously await the hot lunches and delicious desserts pre- pared by Mrs. Watson and her busy cafeteria staff, Left to right: La- Vona Duncan, Peggy Watson, mgr., Sophia Majchrzak, Ann Gilfillian, Aldalinda Doyle, Mary Oliver, Helen Boudreau, and Ann Beitl. Maintaining Hilltop's campus is a year round task for the custodians. The custodians are Top Row, left to right: Fred Bethel, Floyd Arney, John Lindquist, and Bob Hicks, Bottom Row, left to right: Woodrow Scarborough, Bill Bell, and Marvin McQueen. www N ,,l, 'Sw- Sports odd the green ond white to the Hilltop Mosoic. In o pointing, these ore two very essentiol colors, ond they embellish our picture of Hilltop since they represent the spirit of on octive student body. Not only is the green ond white spectrum disployed in oth- letic uniforms, but olso it is intensely prevolent in the othletic stonds os excited Loncers cheer their teoms on to victory. These sports octivities gen- erote the enthusiosm ond the spirit which illuminote our school life. The colorful emotions of our genero- tion on the go ore olwoys disployed ot our othletic events. The student body's expressions mirror the oction of the gome os defect becomes sudden victory. lnhibitions ore dropped os spontoneous cheers ore heord from oll over the bleochers. As the gomes enter the finol minutes, emotions run wild os enthusiastic spectotors put forth their combined efforts to win the gome. 1' f ,,,- kl,,' gk The memories of the great games remain a part of each student. The spirited bus ride to the Escondido football game, and the crushing de- feat that we handed the Cougars is still a fresh thought to be enjoyed. The disappointment of the Chula Vista games is reduced by the basketball team's going to the CIF game. The vitality and devotion necessary to bounce back after a loss with renewed spirit truly characterizes the genera- tion on the go. The sports activities at Hilltop also instill the desired quality of good sportsmanship within each student. This building of character is a basic purpose of athletics, and we mature as we learn to accept defeat gracefully. As the green and white takes its place in the mosaic, it is held in posi- tion by the undying spirit of each Lancer generation. ,,.-... arsit Football Team lnstills il A. an A A - I .Q LANCE AUSTIN DUANE BAZZEL JIM BRENNAN REX BRENNAN 'Flanker Flanker Flanker Guard Season Record Hilltop 7 Hilltop Y Hilltop O s Hilltop 532 Hilltop 20 2 2 Hilltop 262 Hilltop 2l Hilltop 28 2 6 6 l K 41... DON CHEW Halfback Joi-IN HUGHES Tight End 142 I5 Clairemont 20 Vista l9 Coronado 20 Escondido 20 Mar Vista 7 Sweetwater l4 Chula Vista 35 Castle Park STEVE BUCHHORN GLENN CHASTAIN Def. Back Tackle TOM DUDDERAR MIKE EARHART KEITH FOWLER Guard Place-kicker Linebacker .. 1 L STEVE KLICKA BILL LEE JIM LEECH Def, End Flanker Flanliel' I L. TERRY COLBERT Tackle il- KEN HELM Off, Guard PETE Tight End Spirit at Hilltop ' 27??44?r2?6f4efg:f2iif2fg 'f: ,,4:.. fmew, -- 1 ,: ' ' mi frugw x vi ff W 2 f 1 , f Q 'W 2 A A 21 ,gf f ins ,ff 1 6-fff f me 4, -i fi 2 S .. , ..,,.. X 5 STEVE MCCUNE Def. End f' f .: H f E E E, ,E ,,i,, , f 'wif cf af al? ' 3' 'ffl' 2 4 f H 2 , ll JIM PRIDGEON Tight End JOE TOMPKINS Center f iiii I L iii: i,i.V,r,r '6 GARY WETTER Tackle wig? ,Yffg5d23a?g2,g -fr, ff , , , . ,,i, - , . I Guard ?'Lfzc,'w ? ,fs,,faw'1 fy if 95 DHA f -i If ay - ' ' ,I , N 5 MARK ROGERS Def. End I 5 MIKE TRUPP Tackle JEFF WILKES Flanker ill l QL CHARLES MARSTON RICK OTEY Tackle Def. Guard I 1 ED SAFFER Flanker DAVE TUPEK Linebacker Q I A BRIAN SMITH Def. Guard BOB ULM Fullback KEITH WILSON STEVE WIKTORSKI Guard Fullback .11 DAVID PICKARD Halfback LARRY SWARTS Def. End TONY VALENCIA Def. Back we 4 Y 4, M- 325' . ,,,, f Z k, ,mm V, 3 ' - fi 1 rr... f ' Y WAYNE ZACHARIAS Linebacker 143 i , i .cy ,. as W -See. Q :es - ' ' 'z' raliiaig' swf' .. , -it 1512-.Mi 5:1 ,,,,.,, , . at .. WtiS1 . H i tfsizigiaffm fi e, 14, ' f fi:-f ,I - fi, Q, .. ft,,::w:1i:S1.:w S5 I S3 I S if s 5 5 a 5 I Q Q if 2 ET E. 5 49' . 'ii Q,-, .wi : L ,. ii rg -1. -'levi'-fr Q 'WQMF5' ' -I I f 'V Q-'li' iisipw l .li ' wma ., WARD LANNOM Halfback M,.V.P. All Metro f., if iii? A 2 AP5Ti?35V'3S?1?e1 jfb' w 1 aggiaiaiilttisfszft: ,wzutfs-f we .wx I :wifsglgisztiiwmal c if Q was .MIS- bL,, ,,.k L X 4 ' I 5 xl. .Y 4:s5p,' j ', - 2992. .wal , 4 ' ft . - ..i,,H!1-'?, - : 'Eziit.i, ' w wftzgsw: as-It fi, E.Qf' 1Q2?Zi'1 ' ilk: 5, Wx, - ,vii--, 1 ix-vwf aif , ' .--mx ' caiiis w fv-vi 17 g f 1i!T7sz 5 'fffzefkbzi fi BILL NASH Guard Outstanding Defense All Metro MR. SISK Head Coach Four Lancers Picked for II Metro Word Lonnom directs Jordon Godfrey around right end. 144 MR. MYERS MIKE MALONE Def. Back Most Inspirational BOB WHITE JORDAN Ta GODFREY ckle Outstanding Sr. All Metro il 3 X L R' 33 is em - , I. , wi . L L Manager Manager JACK BOY LES Manager ' - - .., , -, ' : .L , . 'i q :Taj ' Exe' 5 itt' ' Lit, - - m A fffr. , 3,s,gfgLxi.a,,: 3,153 I f : f. A-f, 53 I: 5:-Q : 1 ' A ,,,,,,i ..,, 1 A ' Sill 15? '. wif,-:ew . Mikael : - I JOHN DeVORE Quarterback I MIKE FILSON Quarterback I A 3-wifi , R W Mia ,WP Q 2 Q, pi I I as t :wt 'ffwagiztwewfgi silfi lfilxry' f '2.aiVg if W RICK SORENSON Tackle All Metro MR. WHITBY Backfield coach '-ine Coach DoVoro, Filson Share lluartorbaoking Honors After dropping their opening game to Clairemont, the Lancers bounced back and pounded Vista, 53-20. Led by Senior halfback Ward Lannom who racked up 5 touchdowns, the Lancers played an almost perfect game. Other Lancer scores were made by Don Chew, Bob Ulm, and Jordan Godfrey. The team showed much promise for the future. The following week Hilltop opened the Metro League campaign as they nipped Coronado, 20-l9. Ward Lannom scored three touchdowns to take the county lead in scoring. A long-gainer by Mike Malone set up the second Lancer score in one of the few bright spots of the game. After this close one, the Lancers looked forward with apprehension to their second league encounter against Escondido. Ward Lannom goes for six as John DeVore watches a wary Vistan. ,.i6sg5i,ii'fE. in kgibffgtf K., KR. xr- A 0 so ., iti Q Q Y Q. I if if H '5 - 4 ytoiie3:273g?rM2L 7 .,,, 57 Vi ,fi-w:wQf 3, fy? rid, .V X..: 15757, M11 gt K A S, M A ggi . ..-- i is's r . , , . i . . m wwf.. is s..... u?'tw2Q., wir.. . . ,f??25 s. John DeVore moves through the line for vital The Lancers plug up the line as Vista tries a quarterback sneak. yardage. 145 1 ffm' ,, QQ WM w 3 QV 'Af Ek E. if- 1 Q, ,S 2' If R f as in Q U Q if H SPAR f jk... . ffk gf 1, X QXN ff' V 1:1 ,Q Junior llarsit Captures Second Place MR. LONG Head Coach TOP ROW, Lett to Right: P. Hayes, N. Kromydas, R. Davis, B. Asher, W. Miller, A. Fredlund, B. Kronzer, T. Ammon, S. Summers, D. Swarts, R. Krom. MR. H ELTON Assistant Coach Season Record Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop 0 Hilltop O... 6 Hilltop 20 .e,. l9 Hilltop 26 .. . l9 Hilltop 20 . 0 Hilltop 0 . .. 20 7 28 .l3 6 . 2l Clairemont Lincoln Coronado Escondido Mar Vista Sweetwater Chula Vista Castle Park THIRD ROW: G. Smith, J. Nutz, P. Vrendenburgh, S. Burns, R. Young, J. Howard, J. Higgins, R. Lindsay, M. Sevier, S. Hosfield, R. Swan. SECOND ROW: R. Martinson, G. Flechner, L. Walter, D. Gfobel, K. Mclntosh, S. Vance, W. Deatherage, C. May, T. Wiederhold, B. Netra. BOTTOM ROW: D. Gar- rison, J. Davis, J. Cave, C. McCandliss, T. Hudson, J. Ruenzel, C. Brewer, M. Gordon, G. Sanders. 'W The mighty Lancers move downfield at the kickoff. 149 Cross llountr Team Captures Metro Crown , .aaa e .E-K 5 .Y 4 Q :ii l r MR. ANDERSON Coach TOP ROW, Left to Right: Steve Ferguson, mgr., Dewey Swan, Bernie Calderon, Terry Rogers, Paul Waidelich, Tom Gatlin. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Swanson, Wally Richardson, Darrell Rogers, Chip Holmes, Jim Pradels, Jim Gelsomini. The i965 Cross Country team, under the direction of Coach Anderson, had one of the most successful seasons in its seven year history. With such out- l standing individual runners as Terry Rogers, Jim Gelsomini, and Dewey Swan, the harriers made short l work of all league opponents. In CIF competition, the Lancers placed seventh in the large schools division. Since there were only four seniors on the squad, the outlook for next year is very promising. fr..LQnggginriogwgm-Qi?gtmgadthe J.V.'s Victorious in league Meets J, -:H ff! 'JK' f--'-, . r V- -M-. M M- A -ww --,g , vw . - .., g :gg A R . -.1 -. ..- Q .. Q Ni J ' 1 in N' T uf- ,N TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mark Bogart, David Page, Bob Parker, Karl Athow, Ken Larsen, Terry Henderson, Fred Hartson, Randy Coutts, Joe Parker, David Swartwout, Vance Masterson, Steve Fer- 150 guson, mgr. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Long, Jim Warren, Mark Hays, Larry Lindell, Bruce Cole, Tom Everett, Carlos Apodoca, Terry Case, Steve Yavorsky, John Ferguson, John Green. Harriers lhird at ztec Invitational , , r ,, . V ' ,Q V'V VAAV K , 4, I Y . , . .A We tri , V 'E iV'f it it 2 , ,Y i-,V rt 'iiiiil T ,,--' V is 7 f ' i ,. ' 4 , ..,,iV l v 4 7 if Q fi , , Y awk Q is 'wtf-vw 1 A M f if af X r ei W V , M X? Q may js Q 36 ,cm fi u- it ,V V. me W tag, 1. M qw ,XJ 4 ,EW 3 Xi my W Hr W r 1' of 'K 7 up an. az? Y-'3 7 sT.'+v3,r ,145 IM., Y 1 'W 1, Randy Coutts, Bob Parker, and Tom Gatlin pace themselves up the hill in the race against Sweetwater. Hilltop runners fight their way up the hill. Terry Rogers crosses the finish line in a record time of 9:59. Sophomore Wally Richardson crosses the finish line ahead of Paul Waidelich and Darrell Rogers. Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Season 44 32 2l 34 2l 37 27 ssss 28 i9 39 2l 34 24 34 2l 37 Record HelixfLincoln 53 Mt. Miguel Coronado Escondido Mar Vista Sweetwater Chula Vista Castle Park Mt, SAC Invitational ,ss,se 2nd Place Aztec Invitational 2 so ,ssesss 3rd Place 3 . .esss 7th Place CIF Competition ? 2 my ff ,rv .ff vi, 1 . . ,,,g, My 'fs , ,T- Isiz 'v ,Q E ' B' 94 A! M f if A ,,. is Q HW H 5 PEW p-fit, ' it W if is ,, for -r y K -, sh ,Y , 'MV 'S' Qfm , light. ' L Wa V wr SQ WWW 7 if , . , wi mi l ay' 'La ,,fV LQ' iq., ,:..,V , ., it 'fi s LW it -J i - 'L 2, f .f r , Mfg lr ' V, , .fm ,, - lvl I. 7 J: Q X ,ffm -' A , av ' J 70.1 1' , 5, 3, 'f 1 g,.5i6A, , gf , if ,M .-.f W i '1 Q 'ws -M -1-iss.. time no ' l All five of the Hillto runners in this icture are under- ' ' y ll' 1 V ' A A A' classmen. With such talent as this, next year should aff l ,-2 . l M new 0 l provide another Metro championship. gA-s,,y' y ' ,M ' r'i Senior Jim Gelsomini had a very successful year, running a consistent second-man varsity. 152 Lancer horriers anxiously await the start ofthe Castle Park race. 2 i il' 2 3 Q 1 WWE , , . .sh Q . G2 Wa: f ff s t T -H V 1- , jazff- 4' -f '- , ,. ,N A 511, , Qi 'P in .1 ,Eff 3.415 if ,Un QA ll V . 1 gvyw-., -z - 1 w11fuuLau 1fs .. ..W,.V, .1,1.Q.,Z4 pLW.41-1-if M , ' , , -. 3 - Q .WM-J .. f -. 4'-Mfr , u.M-feaM.5m-f,L,.Aw. Mmmmw. .. MMM ,,., ...D Varsit Wrestlers Have Best Season Since l9li2 The Lancer matmen jumped off to a fine start this year, downing their first three opponents. The Hilltoppers found the league tougher as they dropped two out of their first four matches. Even so, the wrestlers had one of their better years as they won 7 and lost 5. Top Lancer was Rocky Stone who wres- tled at lO6 pounds. Other top wrestlers were Tudor Bogart, Steve Spiva, and Terry Colbert. With many juniors on the squad, it looks like a good season for next year. Season Record TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mike l-ilson, ludor Bogart, Greg Redding, Fred Grunewald, Charles Marston, Omus Nelson, Terry Colbert. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Yavorsky, Art Stone, Bob Graham, Steve Spiva, Pat Doyle, Dennis Brid- well, Bill McKechnie. Hilltop 53 Y 5 St. Augustine Hilltop 22 ,l8 Granite Hills Hilltop 23 l9 Lincoln Hilltop 2l 27 Escondido Hilltop 27 ,l3 Coronado Hilltop l4 27 Chula Vista Hilltop 27s 37 Monte Vista Hilltop 24 2l Castle Park Hilltop 30 l4 La Jolla Hilltop 3l ,ll San Diego Hilltop l3 25 Mar Vista Hilltop l7 , 30 Sweetwater MR. MYERS Coach 154 Senior Wrestler Pat Doyle struggles to turn over his turtle like opponent. 5 ! Junior arsit lirapplers Show Promise Dennis Bridwell gives it his all as he pins another opponent, MR. SISK Coach Season Record Hilltop 52 Hilltop 44 Hilltop 57 Hilltop 47 Hillto 47 p ,o,s,,os Hilltop 625 sssssss Hilltop 7l Hilltop 46 Hilltop 60 Hilltop 37 Hilltop 64 Hilltop 65 Hilltop 54 Hilltop 67 Hilltop 38 Hilltop 72 Hilltop 57 Hilltop 86 Hilltop 53 Hilltop 55 56 Grassmont 5l Mt. Miguel 5l Monte Vista 59 Kearny 66 Clairemont 29 Mission Bay 64 Granite Hills 6l El Centro 38 Coronado 3l Escondido 49 Mar Vista 45 Sweetwater 59 Chula Vista 42 Castle Park 39 Coronado 47 Escondido 32 Mar Vista 66 Sweetwater 55 Chula Vista 5l Castle Park iw Fred Grunewald appears to have the upper hand at this moment. T . Z l . TOP ROW, Left to Right: Russell Kendall, Chuck lngle, Terry Case, Bill Green, Craig Smith, Scott Vance, Greg Crownover, Bill Evans, John Souza, Ted Hall, Greg Taylor, Alan Smith, David Page, Jim Zoll, Mike Berg, Danny Ramsey, Henry John- son, Bill Pienta, Wesley Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Rowe, Richard Mattick, Mark Bogart, Danny Jarvis, Bob Sheets, Mike Haynes, Mike Humphrey, Tom Omelina, Gene LaFond, Harvey Taylor. 155 DAVE BROWER J 0 H N De V O R E V1 its . ' woonv HAMILTON 6 - - The 1966 Team Record Hilltop 52 ...... 056 Grossmont :,5HilllfOp 44,5 ,..., 5l Mt. Miguel Monte Vista gl-hlltop 47 Hilltop 62 59 Kearny -a--.,-,66 Clairemont 29 Mission Bay mu-'Q64 Granite Hills l l ltop 7 l yoga, El Cenffo 6 top 8 Co ro nado 1ffHilltop 37fgg ..... 31 Escondido Hilltop 64 ....,.,. 49 Mar Vista Hilltop 65 .... ...A 4 5 Sweetwater 6 l 'TOP iChlL11lQosVisto R 'ii'ii'll'l fllltop Park 6 lllli Q Hilltop 38 .....,.. 39 Coronado Hilltop 72 ...,,... 47 Escondido Hilltop 57-..,... 32 Mar Vista W qlilillfop 4- 466 Sweetwater lafiflfilslsilalitop sg 55 Vista 4 so 'Hilltop 55.9 -R-51 Castle Parks RON STOWASSER JOHN TSCHOGL i MR. PRUETT Coach Z' ii , -if ' L , 7 DUANE BAZZEL 'W -...Q N 'k W'-ff'v:Tf?f?i. T -,ggnsvlli 'NAV' V' ' rizahny 'X ' Ji MIKE HOWLAND BILL LEE BRUCE PALMER DEAN RINARD F-'ul first place and third their own re Kiwanis e an upset over fora T e elix season e 7 and H record. , H MIKE TAYLOR BRUCE VAN DYKE DAVE STAFFORD BILL YAvoRsKY MQ, owing true Lancer determination, John Tschogl brings down other rebound, While the referee keeps a watchful eye on the out-of- bounds line, John Tschogl prepares to throw the ball to a teammate. Mike Pradels throws over the outstretched arms of a Kearny player to John DeVore. 158 Kearn llutruns Lancers Despite a desperate fourth quarter rally, the Kearny Komets held on to their commanding lead and defeated the Lancers 59-47. ln the first quarter Kearny started fast, taking a l7-ll lead. At the end of the half it was Kearny 33, Hilltop l9. The third quarter found the score at 49-30. ln the fourth quarter the Lancers outscored the Komets l7-lO, but it was too late. Mike Pradels was high- scorer with 19 points. John DeVore was second for the Lancers with eight, and John Tschogl had seven. Mike Pradels jumps and shoots past a Kearny defender in an attempt to up the Lancer score by two points. Q4 i 3 21 5.1 'Wal ,sf .ff if r- ? i f A Sm a' 'N 'X 'N 2? - ,af fi V gl' , , , Af , .1 . 721 if 4 , 0. f ' ., 4 Z Md' .4521 l lancers Drop lhriller to Chula Vista Mike Pradf,-s and John DeVore bring the ball downcourt for the Lancers. John Arm DeVore goes up for two of the 20 points he scored against Chula Vista. 160 Driving past Chula Vista's Dennis Young, Dav Brower adds two points to the Lancer score. ln one of the most bitterly contested games of the season, the Spartans of Chula Vista defeated the spirited Lancers 59-54, The game was closer than the score indicates, because it was only in the final two minutes of the game that the Spartans pulled it out. The game started slow for the Lancers with the Spar- tans charging ahead 8-2, and the quarter ending l2-7, The Lancers edged a little closer at halftime, but still trailed 26-22, The Lancers caught fire in the third quarter, and tied-up the game at 40 apiece. The lead changed hands l2 times in the last quarter before the Spartans finally won. John DeVore was the high point man of the game with 20 points. Mike Pradels added l4 points to the futile Lancer cause, and Dave Brower had 9. Basketball leam Experiences long Season Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop MR. JOHNSON Coach Season Record 490 37 Grossmont 44, 40 Mt. Miguel 36, 32 Monte Vista 4l 7 22 Kearny 53 36 Clairemont 36 3l Mission Bay 39 42 Granite Hills 44 46 Coronado 47 40 Escondido 48 49 Mar Vista 38 37 Sweetwater 29 45 Chula Vista 37 47 Castle Park 47 40 Coronado 53 50 Escondido 46 3l Mar Vista 46 3l Sweetwater 43, 56 Chula Vista 44 69 Castle Park The J.V. Basketball team proved themselves tough to contend with as they finished the season with an overall record ot ll wins and 8 losses, Led by top-scorer James DeVore, and the sharpshooting of Steve Buchhorn and John Tapia, the Hilltop basketballers were a dan- gerous threat to all League oppon- ents. With so many top players, next year's Varsity should be very strong. With the score tied 34-34, Tom Ammon outjumps his Sweetwater opponent. X TOP ROW, Left to Right: Randy Young, Lee Carnes, Clare Farnsworth, James DeVore, Steve Sum- mers, Tom Ammon, Steve Downs, Steve Buchhorni BOTTOM ROW: Tom Pringle, Jett Klibbe, Jack Schreiner, Hunt Palmer, Don Rector, Bill Kronzer. 161 Sophs Finish Third in the league Season Record Hilltop 46 Hilltop 53 Hilltop 57 Hilltop 5l Hilltop 34 Hilltop 55 Hilltop 45 Hilltop 35 Hilltop 58 Hilltop 97 Hilltop 48 Hilltop 49 Hilltop 64 Hilltop 70 49 St. Augustine 65 Chula Vista 37 Castle Park 56 Coronado 43 Escondido 3l Mar Vista 36 Sweetwater 42 Chula Vista 45 Castle Park 48 St. Augustine 60 Coronado 35 Escondido 63 Mar Vista 37 Sweetwater TOP ROW, Left to Right: Bob Day, Charles May, Jim Nutz, Mike Sevier Ted Meyer, Rod Thornback, Greg Smith, Gary Jensen, Steve Hill. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Flechner, Jim Warren, Wayne Allen, Paul Gaske, Don McGraw Earl Meggelin, Jack Brower, Glenn Smith, Dan Dole. Jim Warren, outsized by his opponent, makes a game try tor the ball. f,T,,,,...rN ,,,,, My. - , , ,,r,,, ,IV ,,,, The Sophomore Basketball team had a successful season under Coach Don Helton, Although not do- ing as well as teams ot the past, the Hilltoppers compiled a tine overall record of 8 wins and 6 1.4-si-H losses. The Sophs proved themselves capable at a large score by destroying the St. Augustine Saints, 97-48. These boys should add valuable members to the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads next year, MR. HELTON Coach 5 llarsit Track llies for Metro Crown TOP ROW, Lett to Right: Greg Redding, John Harmon, Bill Cory, Mike Pradels, Roger Martinsan, Mike Howland, Terry Colbert. SECOND ROW: Tom Gatlin, Fred Hartson, John Wenzel, Doug Garrison, Steve Downs, Robert Eddington, George Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Swanson, Jim Gelsomini, Bernie Calderon, Domingo Marquez, Terry Rogers, Hugh Hudson, Chip Holmes, Dave Tupek. r 1 li! l lil ik ifnx -1 ff. W.. is ll Track TOP ROW, Lett to Right: M. Hays, T, Ward, L. Lindell, D. Rogers, W. Rich- ardson, B. Miller. SECOND ROW: C. Odenthal, D. Rector, L. Swartwout, S. Hill, D. Jarvis, J. Pradels. BOTTOM ROW: D. Costello, J. Ferguson, R. Arendt, J. Dresen, J. Parker, C. Apo- daca. 164 9 l MR. ANDERSON Coach B lrack TOP ROW, Left to Right: B. Lechner mgr., G. Davis, G. Jensen, K, Larsen T. Henderson, G. Hyde, B. Waite mgr., SECOND ROW: V. Masterson K. Athow, C. Hawkins, G. McCIendon B. Parker, J. Zoll, BOTTOM ROW: J Ruenzel, H. Palmer, T. Evans, F Thorne, G, Flechner, D. Gobel. ,mf N, Bob Parker barely edges Karl Athow in the B 1320. l 3 Hugh Hudson, Doug Garriso another successful sprint. n, and Domingo Marquez finish The 1965 CIF 880 champ, Terry Rogers finishes the second of four laps as he goes on to win the mile run. Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Season Record 70 52 41 53 Mt. Miguel Clairemont Coronado Escondido Mar Vista 165 if if Q ,mm,,., ii wfrzffm ff tiitiiwwliffzi Wiki' Y ,Q iz , , 5 ' lI,sff?Q fArWi5ifSs,1zt' 1 ' ,Je QV 'sr fe' 1 fi ,Q W Z1 :- ZlfllgglrieifivfJswflbzievf iff: fr , f, f yi f,1'iiftiv5,,1ivtiblggawlaiumeiQ , , f f A , T Junior Chip Holmes has the lead after the first of eight laps in the two-mile run against Morse and Mt. Miguel. affix , , tn l J. ,JH W ,. -54 f , Q wg !'+m3? 2 I rvr' ,J , nn-q for , Carlos Apodaca is in first place as he dashes to victory in the C 660 yd. run. The three Lancer track teams, although starting slowly and losing both non-league meets, will be in strong contention for Metro championships. The Varsity team will be exceptionally strong in the long jump, 440, 880, mile, and two-mile. After downing a tough Coronado team, the thinclads are optimistic for continued success. The team to beat in the Metro League is Chula Vista, and a victory over the Spartans will almost assure us another league title. Tom Gatlin skims over the hurdle in the l8O yd. lows. W M71 WL nn' ,W , D45 N M i' J V , ,- f , .,-SL-V ,z f -1, ,L ' ' 5 W out , rf l8O yard dash. Z M, , A L 42 4 2,3 ,,,, if Q F I ag H f 5. K, Ai We M M f 'ii Danny Jarvis races for the finish of the C rc, i Vw If 7' f.ML,,.,Q, , H ' fisw'f,f19 fVfAf'i 't fl f ' 'QU ' 1, ' ,.., IS. f ',:.7,'9?Q ,H , KQ ,' ' f I ' ., , ip' A ,, f 065, on 'W 'fy' 'E , V, ' iff fLl,lQ'lf?Ql:Zli,A ,. l ' jj ' - ,Vl ' My ,' ff ' g5,j'ii7f,qg, ' 5 ,M ' qw, ,MW we V, T ,-,,-, H , ,. ,, , , , f ,.,. , L, , , W ,' Y f , 'h ' . ' . we ' cz ffl 'f f it 'tt 9 ' , 'Q . A ff, , ,, 1 ,, , , , V, M, f.Wf,gf.i, ,ML Mm V :M rw ,1 , 4 ' M mwygiw gy rf, ,, , on . , ,, , f ,g, , , Q, , Mike Prodels crosses the finish line of the 440 in the time of 53.l. Mike holds the school records in the long jump ond the 220 yd. dosh. 'wh ,nv f f-nb Vonce Mosterson exerts himself in on effort to win the 660 yd. run. lhinelads Show Promise l-lfter Earl Meets we ri 2 ,.., few, V awe Jggwwmf ,f WV V., I 4! v 1 1' 3 4 41 11 4' Arm, free' , ,, , ,if,'5,Qg9?l5 fr :VI fiiVy7JQ2Z5:'l': . gfifwefgew in-, 1 5, ' ,,, , ,,,,, ,L 7, , , L l l V ' V , if A ' fair, A - ' , 4 I sw,,1,,Q,'fw?J ,U1 2a'MlJ' Y 'N Q , A ' , -af.,,,,. .., ,, 0 7 ' - , , t' ,.,,nu1 ' Jim Gelsomini wins the two-mile in the good time of l0:2l 167 -,mi ,,,, , 'Z MMS! 2 if ie' Y :K , Q Q A 3 ii ,ima if ,i,geia,ii1gszge, , .V ' AMS. , ,, igKiiuIi3i?g4QgSi4ff57S5l?5 3f li F5225 15,if,tf,e::egg,-w,: ,9i 42 5 -be i Qf W , ,fp H its Weeejm 5 W S it, in X M, WH 944 f 1 f 1 , ,Neff 25222512 7 g WM, ,W W, ww awe? ,, I--M DME ? ewe ew eee sfierieffimfw e, eeeriefiegismggg 1iE.Ee?Qv3?'?YI1i??L3?Qgggi yi?':E.35F8Y1Qii3?i-ixsiiniieirx ner .,,fe,f.w,,gf5Mszrixfs,,, 'e3:Q:w,aefNz,zei,-lsjjgff-ei,. ,' ifwmeezriafiag 'fm1f,'1,zf1r: - f-sv'-511,13 sz' W , :V',f': ,f , M , weihgim, f Q, 4 ,'Li V W ,.s , 'Lffw 1-, R K ,, WARD LANNOM Second Base RAY SORENSEN First Base --, .... ,ww ,, M .f l -wise i 93 of f - 1 M 4 +21 gygafw A-4 si asr X x f aw , X 1? Anya 1 H 2 ZYWG sg Q A ,f ef Q 2 if9ii,2.2+1 def use f ff, ,gf S I M M Q T Q M: 4 We trriiwfeggl K ' li fi i f' -, .,ee4,,f?y5f5, ,ef ,fieem w ifcstetggggre frieii . . Q , ,, ,.,., , , ,,.1,,,,,,Qge,,,,i, A . , L M - gt: ',ffif,ff1,ig i 3 T-Hgh, 1 :f-, ifil?1g3ff22Q2?T4i?J7S' I,fr:W: gg9 ' ' ' , ' ' ' f '-1 ' ,'f:LgQemgfsg,1e ' -E f 5541: , W,e,,fL. ,, f , , , a 4 if , ,' , .Q ig ,Eu ,........ MARK ROGERS DUANE BAZZEL JEFF KLIBBE Shortstop Third Base Pitcher llarsit Baseball led b lhree Returning lettermen Another Madison player goes down swinging before the mighty Lancer pitching. eiletefaie 4 rii I1 M , H- H l l 15 e 931351 2 12, We Q7 , Wilwmwzif , V, x ,,i, , ,.,, 5 -- ,i , , ,f . , 2 fm we .W , xiii 4 f N, ' emi Sox fix VV 4 zf 9 7 5 we, e 9560 i , ? ,s,, ED SAFFER Center Field 168 i f , Q BOB ULM Catcher g li, ww. it ggi me ,Z 3332555 We ,. . W 'S 2' il AEWSV ,V rx' ,ai 5 Y' , 8 f f f 4 Q ff egggigggfe f f emi, L xr 5 S M is 3 , Q M, S H , 'YL' x W, , ,, ff em e M 5 DON CHEW Left Field 'l Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop MR. LONG 'Coach Season Record Morse Kearny Madison Lincoln Santanna Mission Bay Mt. Miguel Mt. Miguel Coronado Mar Vista Sweetwater Chula Vista Castle Park lO 2- 2 3 2 5 4 5 4 5 O l l ,uau 2 4 2 uaau as l 4 aa,a 2 O 6 feee l 2 eeee 4 3 2 l 5 -- 4 'f 3 f Q f I A , 2 I isle JOHN HIGGINS STEVE BUCHHORN BRUCE VAN DYKE lPitcher Right Field Pitcher QE? W wwf?-e ' .. Q ang M., Mw2m,fe2t Y mm, F ma Q aww w I 1- fe' WSU is F ,zggxfs w1m,wf2w,W S g ew h if 4, M El 6: 131-iQ:w2ig',n ,M ,, V 151 ww: mai, W, ,A . ffl H - , ? '-3937 , , 3 f 4 3 1 igwz v , W ,A 'I i '11 ffalteiiggg 9, ig 53 M Z if ww it ,S Sp ggi I 3 XX X X K We J A X ins? '?- W fi A. 5 ii my 'f.-, 1 v 4. Egg y G xx It K J' S. 's.,.,,,,t K an A ,,.. STEVE KLICKA Left Field ZOUKY BOOKSPAN Pitcher MIKE QUIROS Manager Don Chew barely beats the ball back to first. JACK BOYLES Manager Another sharp-eyed Lancer, Roger Swan, foils the pitcher's attempt to 169 pick him off. fb iw,-.. if ,','.1 . Mtg!! y A El Coach Long gives his pitcher, Jeff Klibbe, a reassur- ing pat on the back. Pick up in league Pla A pensive Madison catcher walks dejectedly away from the plate as Ward Lannom skips home. ...iv W 1 K' I W Lancer Steve Buchhorn advances the Lancer attack as he beats out an infield hit. Ray Sorensen snags a wide throw as a Madi- son player vainly steps on a dusty first base. 11 Lancers Start Slowl , 1 f fi , ' , ' 'V , ff' f I 5 'A 4 4, iii i 1: K V ,f 7 w,g,..f' Framed in the screen of the backstop, Ed Saffer, junior cenferfielder, bangs a long one against Madison i I f- .. SL iii Catcher Bob Ulm prepares to fire to second after tagging out a sliding Hornet. 3 Us 0 422 JunierVarsit Prepares fer ext Year's Varsit Season Record Hilltop 3.2- 2 Morse K y, . Hilltop 4. . l Kearny lr Hilltop 3 oooo l5 Lincoln sf , T fl if l,' fi Hilltop 4-2. l Mission Bo 5 A. Hilltop 6.2- 5 Mt. Migue 91,251 Q an Hilltop 3 ssoo 4 Mt. Migue .-, A. Hilltop l . 3 Coronado ' T 2 Hilltop 2 ,sos O Escondido Hilltop 2 . l Mar Vista Hilltop 5. 2 Sweetwater Hilltop 2.2. 3 Chula Vistf TOP ROW, Lett to Right: D. Youmans, M. Williams, D. Arney, L. Carnes, , J. Schreiner, B. Netro, J. Howard, C. Carlson, P. Vredenburgh, R. Swan, B. Kronzer, C. May, R. Young, J. Tschogl, T, Pringle, S. Summers. BOTTOM ROW: R. Schreckengost, T. Hudson, J. Pradels, L. Hepp, D. McGraw, E. Meggelin, W. Lyons, K. Hall. ?xsswesffwaewm MR. HELTON Coach Craig Brewer, who was later brought up to Varsity, prepares to lash out a drive. 172 Another Junior Varsity opponent goes down swinging. Golf leam Guns for Seventh Straight league litle M -...ga ef MR. MYERS Coach is year's version of the ncer golf team appears to a sure bet to take the atro title. As of press time, 2 team had easily subdued most difficult opponents, ronado and Escondido. aded by Senior John De- re and Juniors Steve 'idelin and Bill Osgood, f Lancers have another Il balanced squad. With e Juniors and one Sopho- are presently on the team, Itop appears capable of another title next year. , , ,ff ye, , -' ' 5-liege, , . V j 'E lr, J - in ,, fl,,a,,ygQi.fg r ' J bf rf A ,M e Af' Q ' mm X-WM' V ,,,, A. H' .Www , ,,5 1Tl ' V' , A f , . , fv,7t1p,,-: f I ,, ' ' ill'-'t.fi'gf'f4W af f w Z ' .fz3'fa, M, H M, ,, A 'iqgagvv , Y we ,pn ,,. .,,,. ,. . ,f- . in , , ff. , W, ' V 'W , 'M f- f -, W , v '- ' W' Leu ,- lm.: ' . v ' ff-W '.-262 ,, J, at , J V 1 ' V, ' ,- ,, V Mya' fy,,,5f4,fiQ'pg,,31Q:er J ' I . ,. ,Wahl vga- in 1 'Le -' :a rf fy-'S-V. 7.71 ff V? , Y si ' - e ' ,,,, -ew 3-W! ,' rf get ,artimii .' 'z--S NYE? ' , ff Uf-g li: fn f fm - , F2 4 f- ffm W ' -a t -' we W , 1 fir -. 1. Known for his tremendous drives, Bob Edwards has been on the l-Once' team Smce l 5 Sophomore year' A fine all-around athlete, Senior John DeVore has led the golf team for three years. The B -Word is llptimism for llarsit Swimming Jeff Phelps executes a swan dive. 7 Season Record 46 Hilltop 49 .....,,,.,AA Army 8, Navy Hilltop 55 ..........., 40 Hoover Hilltop 40 ......A..s.. 55 Grossmont Hilltop 72, sssss.,.. 47 Monte Vista Hilltop 72 ............ l9 Granite Hills Hilltop 46 .....,.,,,,v 49 Helix Hilltop 77 ..........,. l8 Castle Park Hilltop 37 .aA,,a,,.,.. 58 Mt. Miguel Hilltop 55 a,aa,aa,aa,. 40 Escondido The l966 swimming team should ronk as one of the best in Hilltop's history. Under Coach Johnson's patient guidance and countless hours of practice in the pool, the Lancer swimmers have produced some of the best times in the county so tar. This excellence is characterized by the 440 re- lay team of Randy Coutts, John Peak, Fred Grunewald, and Ken Eason, who have the best time in the county in this event and 1 are shooting for the CIF record, F I, I V Ay. ' I l MR. JOHNSON Coach Randy Coutts demonstrates the art of a perfect butterfly. 1 . V . .a jf .K i ll . 'Hof' 'fi tw - .-.A 1 ii 'l ., it-eb j 4' C 77 TOP ROW, WLeft to Right: A Kesterson, D. Grady, B White, B. Kenton, D. Grider, J, Peters, W. Deather- age, B. Bodge, L. Bernhard, J. Anderson, T. Campbell R. Rahlfs, C. McCandliss, B. Asher. SECOND ROW E. Hansen, S. Vance, K. Kozak, T. Bogcirt, J. Peak, J. Phelps, K. Eason, M. Humphrey, R. Coutts, J. Nutz, J. Bernhard, T. Everett, R. Whittington, D. Eorhart F. Grunewald, BOTTOM ROW: S. Barnett, R. Ben bow, B. Evans, B. Long, M. Bogart, C. lngle, R. Dud- geon, S. Yavorsky, S. Wiktorski, T, Beisinger, R. Mat- tick, J. Ailworth. Varsit Tennis ntieipates Metre Crown 3514 .will-ff 3154 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Ron Gibbs, Jay Kromschroeder, Mike Taylor, Jim Hale, Rolf Schoenenberger. BOTTOM ROW: Lloyd Price, Bruce Cole, Paul Waidelich, Randy Howard, Glenn Bow- den. Under Coach Wayne Whitby, the l966 tennis teams have high hopes for a Metro Championship. With such top players as Ron Gibbs, Mike Taylor and Bruce Cole, the netmen have an excellent chance to add another banner to our gym wall. With many fine players returning and a strong J.V, squad, next year's team should be very strong. Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop Hilltop te MR. WHITBY Coach 9 ....., l9 San Diego 6M ...... 2116 Pt. Loma l9lA .....u 83A Coronado 9 ...... l9 Escondido 24M ...... 3M Mar Vista 22M ...... 5M Sweetwater l8 ,,,ccc lO Chula Vista 24 cc,c,. 4 Castle Park Mike Taylor, playing the net, returns h ball o an t .l.V.'s Prepare for Varsit mwmvw-w TOP ROW Lett to Ri ht. 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A JANICE LIEBECK MR. DEMOS Editor-in-Chief Adviser ln trying to recapture the story of this past school year, the unified efforts of the IDYLL Staff were spent editing the very best copy, pictures, and page layouts. From the first doodle dummies, rough drafts Of the page layouts, to the last final corrections, the staff has strived to present a book surpassing any previous one in uniqueness, design, and theme. Confronting such problems as trying to relate class officers or club meetings to the theme, Mosaic of a Generation on the Go, has proved to be one of the staff's many tedious stepping stones in reaching their final goal. These laughing IDYLL Staff members have just arrived at Cal Western University for the i965 Annual Seminar where new yearbook ideas were discussed and exchanged. Hard Work Makes i966 IDYII TOM GATLIN Sports Editor JOANNA MCCLELLAND Senior Editor PHYLIS CICALO Junior Editor SHARON SMITH Sophomore Editor A ,A DAVID PENA Sports Editor LINDA BYRD , - sf V , ,Mi f WLsL2t31,.W3 i'2Ef' Hmm' 77 Advertising Editor Senior Editor A , Bos wmv: 'AAA U it if Photographer ' M sue ROTEN 5 , 4 i A , :A, Copy Editor ' jg fi 'zfl if If ' SHERYL SUSANS ' . Business Manager DENA BUTLER Student Life Editor GAIL SOMERS Student Life Editor wi Q, ,L A Jig 3 R Janice Liebeck, editor, takes time out to advise David Pena about one of his sports page layouts. 7 IA IIE Staff Keeps Campus Informed Originality was the key to the large success of every two-week edition of the I965-I966 Hilltop LANCE. The creative young journalists on the staff worked diligently to keep Lancers informed on every aspect of student life. Every reader of the LANCE learned the facts about con- troversial issues around campus, such as officially mak- ing the Boot a winner's trophy after the big Chula Vista-Hilltop football game. Many of the staff's opinions were also expressed about the proposal of changing our songleaders to a pep squad. Students were strongly en- couraged to voice their own opinions through Letters to the Editor and the Roving Reporter column. GAIL SCHUBERT Business Manager JANICE LOUNSBURY Bookkeeper M., YVONNE AVERY Co-Editor MR. MCDONALD RON STOWASSER Co-Editor Adviser 5 ,i,,., JOHN DeVORE Sports Editor SHARYN SMITH DUTCH COE CRAIG CARLSON Circulation Manager Photographer Photographer GEOFFREY HANSON Art Editor I 'rn i I 296. wif 'I I I 7'F i mi? N ff mv' M f WW ,. v e Ron Stowosser ond Bill Lee distribute the first edition of the 1965-66 LANCE. Reporters SANDI BORLAND GARRET EDMUNDS BILL LEE TERRY McGUIRE KATHY PRESSLER MARK ROGERS MICHELE SACKS RAY SORENSON JOHN TAPIA ' RICHARD TARUT Ki 527' MIMI CAMPBELL JIM HARTUNG JIM LEECH I A CAROLYN OCHI KAY McCURLEY Vice-President Sandra Comstock Sr. l Semester Donna DiCicco Sr. 2 Semesters Linda D. Fenton Sr. l Semester Kerri King Sr. 2 Semesters Debbie Vener Sr. l Semester Donna Brownell Jr. l Semester Gayle Bryant Jr. l Semester Madie Duncan Jr. l Semester SUSAN RODEN MRS. HARTZELL PRISCILLA SHEETS Secretary PAT DIXON Treasurer Debbie Greenfield Jr. l Semester Kitsie Neal Jr. l Semester Joy Rethwish Jr. l Semester Rae Thompson Jr. l Semester Susan Ace Soph. 2 Semesters Michelle Boudinot Soph. l Semester Holly Brower Soph. l Semester Becky Layton Soph. l Semester Sharla Longerbone Soph. l Semester Cathy Moody Soph. l Semester Jane Reeves Soph. l Semester Nancy Rose Soph. l Semester Sharon Smith Soph. 2 Semesters Girls' league Representatives iigirlrfd Eirfif X A 'siflfw . Jer J r +. .. 1' 27 L sy v 43,341 2 f.. 3 le . ,wa Y . ,, 1- iff, - ' Mg, .wav 3, 11 5 ' ' if , fiiillez , , , jg f if 5 P' I 'W f 375 X M K , 2 jrawikxm Q Y llultivates Friendship Denise Rowe ' gfv Sr. l Semester, Treas. Lynelle Spotts Sr. l Semester . ' mf ... me i gl Betty Evje by ,TV Jr. l Semester 'tt Z X we 'l Cultivating friendship among the girls at Hilltop, the Girls' League has presented a wide variety of activities during the i965-66 school year. The first activity on the busy agenda of the Girls' League this year was the Big-Little Sister Picnic held in the lunch area on the first day of school. Each sophomore girl was introduced to our campus by a senior or junior Big Sister. Featured at the Girls' League Fall Fashion Show were the latest fashions from the Broadway Department Store modeled by girls from our campus. The Girls' League sold mums at Homecoming to help finance their projects. A large crowd of pleased fathers especial- ly enjoyed listening to Paul Lowe of the Charger Football Team, who spoke at the Dad-Daughter Chili Supper. All Girls Week which included a breakfast and Mr. Irresistible Contest was fun for girls and boys alike. Considered by many students to be the highlight of this year's Girls' League activities, was the Girls' League Semi-Formal. The theme of this year's dance was Mistletoe Magic. Due to the hard work and planning of the officers, the adviser, Mrs. Hartzell, and class representa- tives, the many activities were very successful. The i965-66 Hilltop Girls' League can certainly boast of a complete and fulfilling year of activities. The Big-Little Sister Picnic, pictured at the top, was a new innovation of Girls' League this year, acquainting sophomore girls with the campus. Modeling for the Girls' League Fall Fashion Show, in the center, are Kerri King, left, wearing popular sportswear, and Kay Rambur, right in the latest sleep apparel. At the bottom, this year's Girls' League officers Susan Roden, Kay McCurley, Pris- cilla Sheets, and Pat Dixon are being sworn into office. E 'H 4 ,..- ' t Q TOP ROW, Lett to Right: G. Lindsey, R. Ronald, M. Pochodowicz, F. Grunewald, J. Krzywicki, T. Gatlin, J. Page, D. Rinard, D. Bostad, R. Schoenenberger. THIRD ROW: D, Rowe, S. Roten, J. DeVore, B. l-lutto, B. Zinsler, B. Fleming, V. Poulos, T. Lundeen, D. Barrows, S. Borland, P. Froetscher. SECOND ROW1 S. Purdy, V. Shy, L. Mininger, C. Glad, D, Youmans, M. Sacks, V, Newing, D. Stevenson, D. Peterson, L. Wright, J. Schedel. BOTTOM ROW: J. Smith, Pres., P. Stirnweiss, Vice-Pres., J. Odenthal, Sec., T. LaClair, Treas., N. Laswell, F. Perez, L. Arthur, J, Dunham, P. Smith, J. Parrigon, S. Comstock. Decked out in national costumes of a handful at various countries, the Erudite club members delighted in one at their favorite tun projects of this year, the International Ball. Fun, however, is only one aspect at this arganization's program. Service projects at all kinds till up the majority at this club's calendar of events. Among these were showing a kiddie tilm to underprivileged children, donat- ing toad to needy lndians, sponsoring the AFS Banquet and Bond Sale, and making the AFS Scrapbook. Through these projects Erudites have achieved their goal of tamiliarizing themselves with the cultural and political aspects of our country as well as others. . Nl! 'Q lf! Q 1 JAN SMITH President Robbie St. Clair, Drum Major, presents Catrina Tardrew, AFS Student, with a bouquet ot roses and a kiss at the AFS halftime ceremony. Erudites, FS Students Exchange ational Backgrounds CATRINA TARDREW France Rolf and their dance, Because of an always cheerful per- sonality and a face that radiates a warm smile, Catrina Tardrew, Amer- ican Field Service Student from France, has become a very popular il with her Lancer class- Catrina, whose first impres- America was the silence of as compared to those in took an active role in cam- life as an Art Guild member, an Erudite member, and an Am- bassador. According to Catrina, American teenagers are practically the some as those in France, and she exemplifies this through her special interests of surfing, swim- ming, and going places by car. Rolf Schoenenberger from Germany has discovered many new ideas while in the United States. One of the most important of these is You'll find many things that are different, like customs for example, but you learn that completely differ- ent ways of doing something can be equally good. For this reason Rolf has learned to drink milk rather than beer, understand the American phrase go jump in the lake, and enjoy many favorite American foods such as turkey, spaghetti, and Cali- fruit, happiest times in Rolf's year the many dances held during , being a Lancer at Hilltop, inly the football halftime honor of him and Catrina. hard for the school as scholar, Erudite mem- in the Senate, and ROLF SCHOENENBERGER Germany lanoo and Ponnon s Motto Spirit Through Service Hungry halftime crowds' de- mands have been patiently met this year by volunteers clad in green Lance and Pennon sweat shirts and windbreaker jackets. Behind the scenes at all athletic functions, dances, and pro- grams at Hilltop, these hard- working Lance and Pennon members sacrifice their own enjoyment of these extra- curricular activities by serv- ing their school, Their jobs of selling thousands of cokes, sno-cones, and bags of pop- corn, operating ticket booths, collecting tickets, and sell- ing programs have made possible the success of our Lancer activities. SHARY SMITH Scribe EUGENE cook 'W' Concessions Manager ANDREA McGRATH Tickets Manager l . 1571,1 5 llllljll'lll?ll' 7 ' . I X ,,,, ,V A,.,,, ,u,, .. V, V,,, . Vvii ,, , E V, V., VI .. swf W . 2 CZEZZTT' 5 , Z ,, X . y ' Pi-iYLLis sMi'ri-i V , T Gates Manager ,...,, ,f 5 JERRY WYLIE 52- W: ' Programs Manager l l lSelling programs is the duty ot these lLance and Pennon members. TOP ROW, Lett to Right: J. Wylie, Mgr., G. Wright. SECOND ROW' S Ferguson. BOTTOM ROW B LoCicero B Rhoades 5 Q 5 a i These Lance and Pennon members are in charge ot the concessions stands. TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. Cave, C. Odenthal, R. Hooper, E. l'-lollenbeck, L. Ryan, S. Saylor R. Green, J. Page. SECOND ROW: E. Cook, Mgr., B. Rogers, S. Ferguson, K. Morgan B. LoCicero, D. Page, J. Kromschroeder. BOTTOM ROW: C. Lewinski, S. Garcia, D, Evje J. Elliott, S. Bowman. 1 1 1 The duties ot these Lance and Pennon members are to watch the gates and collect tickets at all athletic functions. TOP ROW, Left to Right: R. Green, R, Hooper, M. McHenry, F. Grunewald, R. Robertson, N. Noe, J. Page. SECOND ROW: V. Shy, C. Glad, J. Learn- ed, C. Snyder, M. Labiak, P, Monroe. BOTTOM ROW: J. Lynn, N. Laswell, F. Perez, P. Smith, Mgr. Operating the ticket booths is the job ot these Lance and Pennon members. TOP ROW, Lett to Right: J. Kromschroeder, M. Jasek. FIFTH ROW: P. Monroe, D. Meyers. FOURTH ROW: R. Salazar, N. Tomkins. THIRD ROW: C. Spiva, S. Bow- man. SECOND ROW: L. Copen, M. Labi- Mr. Clorke, Lonce ond Pennon odviser, ond his son, Steven, look on while Eugene Cook Concessions Monoger tends to his job ak. BOTTOM ROW: T. Hall. G. Galecki. .... 1fL1wz, 1ez?wi4t1ir V ' ,, L,,D,Q , ,,w ,.wrrr,,ff -f - H 'roi 9' f J 1 4 01' f cw r Z? , , s ., ,:. ,, if ,iii XE-1, W , Federation Honors Scholars BILL CORY President Z TIM CAMPBELL Treasurer MRS. HARTZELL Adviser MR. KRONZER Adviser The highlight of this year's CSF activities was a field trip to Scripps Institute of Oceanogrciphy and the UniversityofCalifornia at San Diego. GREG REDDING Vice-President DENA BUTLER Secretary The California Scholarship Federation is an organization formed to honor students for outstanding academic achievement. The re- quirements tor membership are to receive ten scholarship points, five of which must be in academic subjects. An A counts as three points, a B as one, and anything less than this does not count toward o student's total points. This year's membership of the CSF was l73, including 36 Seniors who became seolbearers. SENIORS: TOP ROW, Left to Right: G. Lind G. Redding, A. Smith, D. Barrows, J. Behrens Borland. SECOND ROW: G. Schroeder J. Sk D. Brower, M. Montierth, C, Rahlfs, J. Mc land. BOTTOM ROW: J. Beyerle, A. Avery Susans, J. Odenthal, P. Smith, A. Howard 1'-I-uvrgmq ....xza-u.4 v.l4a n an-r wuucu 1 is a i s UW , 8 W i 3f,,,,h, iz , , , pr f 55 X wifi? ,, if c . I , FQ, if Q 5' 5 , uf. 1 1 f 1 ,I 4 o A E S 1 1 i E TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. Tompkins, P, Waidelich, D. Bazzel, P. Mal- T. Valencia, C. Marston. BOTTOM ROW: J. Pridgeon, Pres., J. DeVc linger, D. Chew, J. Anderson, R. Sorenson, T. Colbert, M, Trupp. SECOND Vice-Pres., K. Wilson, Sec., W. Lannom,Treas., J. Godfrey, Sgt. at Ari ROW: B. Ulm, B. Smith, D. Stafford, S, McCune, R. Brennan, R. Otey, D. Martin, T. Bogart, M. Filson, W. Zacharias. lettermen's Club Composed of oll boys who have lettered in Hilltop sports, Lettermen's Club ossists the ASB whenever possible. This yeor the Club bought o Lancer Sto- dium sign for the school ond mode londscoping improvements oround campus. Drama Club Promoting the oppreciotion of community theaters in our locol oreo wos the gool set up by this YECITIS' Dromo Club members. These students met in the interest of dromo to discuss ond exchange their knowledge ond ideos. ln order to ochieve o better understonding ,of dromotic techniques, the Dromo Club hos mode field trips to vcirious productions in the cred. 190 Mr, Sisk leods 0 discussion ot 0 Lettermen's Club meeting. TOP ROW, Left to Right: M. Casey, J. Rethwish, H. Maveety, B. Rhoad L. Rollins, P. Knight. SECOND ROW: K. Oakland, M. Lovelady, R. Frc lick, H. Mulholland, H. Hudson, T. Kesler. BOTTOM ROW: P. Shofn Pres., K. Listug, Sec.-Treas., P. Piatt, M. Campbell, l.. Smithey. i l JP ROW, Left to Right: J. Liebeck, S. Smith, G. Hughes, C. zbel, L. Fenton, D. Clay. THIRD ROW: S, Smith, C. Colbert, M. biak, C. Florentino, L. Fenton. SECOND ROW: L. Mesler, F. erez, N. Laswell, K. Gass, C. Chase. BOTTOM ROW: M. Erzpbell, Pres., B. Fabian, Sec.-Tre-as., S. Roten, Vice-Pres., T. air. Athletic Groups The Girls' Athletic Associotion ond the Modern Donce Club portroy o perfect picture of our generation on the go os the two clubs' purposes ore to enjoy themselves by keeping octive. The GAA offers girls on opportunity to improve their othletic obilities through porticipoting in ploydoys oncl ofter-school meets. Members of the Modern Donce Club, o new orgonizotion ot Hilltop, hove fun leorning, working out, ond perfecting new moclern donce steps to the bockgrouncl beot of their fovorite jozz selections. Porticipotion in o joint progrorn with the mod- ern clonce club ot Southwestern Junior College wos the moin event ofthe club this yeor. Morgoret Wood, Corol Arns, ond Mrs. Ben- nett, odviser, work out some rnodern donce steps. Modern Dance TOP ROW, Left to Right: M. McHenry, L. Gerard, L. Lindamood, A. Otterholt, D. Rowe, P. Dixon, T. LuBien, J. Maguire, K. Grunke, G. Black, C. Crossley. S. Bagula, K. Neal. THIRD ROW: C. Fey, M. Sacks, C. Bates, J. Weatherly, H. Myers, B. Halphen, D. Roed, C, Kilcrease, J. Reth- wish. SECOND ROW: S. Hall, B. Shofner, C. Fey, F. Perez, B. Cavanah, S. Vejtasa, K. Gass, S. Willott. BOTTOM ROW: C. Arns, Pres., L. Thompson, S. Nabours, K. Gerard, M. Campbell, wmwzsmqq m1wwmwff. Wm mm y .M ., ,rw ff .M im' fzrrrglrw' We Want Metro, Sweepstakes Are Nice, and Lancerettes A-Go-Go were how just a few of this year's many pep posters read. These spirit boosters represent many hours of work spent by our busy Pep Club arousing school spirit and pep at Hilltop. Among their other activities were decorating our football field for each home game, helping organize pep assemblies, and filling our stadium with the roar of organized cheers from the crowded pep section. ANNA CHABOUDY President Pep Club , 5 , . TOP ROW, Left to Right: V. Poulos, G. Shope, M. Collins, G. Loustalet, J, Hartung, B. Statile, C. Grunke, L. Mesler, J. Potratz, C. Sistrunk. FOURTH ROW: H. Myers, S. Smith, K. Pressler, B. LoCicero, E. Hollenbeck, K. Wilson, L, Millar, S. Bagula. THIRD ROW: L. McBride, M. Gilman, A. Leaf, B. Kelly, D. Martin, S. Beck, H. Curry, C. Axsom. SECOND ROW: J. Miranda, P. Brown, D. Aiu, J. Cate, S, Canales, F. Haas, S. Keenan, M. Bogart. BOTTOM ROW: M. Rule, Reg. of Pep, A. Chaboudy, Pres., J. Rethwish, Sec., P. Jensen, M. Mitchell, L. Vener, P. Griffith, N. Parchman, ' ' V .A we A V . Spirited Lancers fill the pep section. rt Guild 4421351 r' I Ronni Gonzolez, Art Guild Secre- tory, sells bright pep ribbons to Shoron Putmon ond Shoron Smith. ,M TOP ROW, Left to Right: D. Gassaway, D. Brown. D. Petersen, K. Jumper, R Albrecht, J. Smith, L. Thompson, S. Nabours, S. Banks, J. Reeves, J. Moody, C. Tardrew, R. Lumley. SEVENTH ROW: V. Bradley, S. Bonnet, R. Daugherty, R. Stroup, T. Bogart, R. Cummings, R. Schuller, M. Hansen, R. Scheurenbrand, K. O'Neill. SIXTH ROW: L. Rockhill, A. Silveyra, E. Dunn, S. Silveyra, C. Bruford, J, Benson, A, Otterholt, L. Lindamood, K. Schuller, J. Reiss. FIFTH ROW: L. Lucero, W. Fowler, S. Duffy, D. McGrath, T. Randall, B. Deck, J. Sevier, S. Gillig, D. Walter, S. Shively. FOURTH ROW: D. Brownell, B. Stanford, J. Schroeder, L. Ham, B. Van Dyke, C. Heinz, L. Emerson, C. Emerson, S. Jensen, A. Cornell. THlRD ROW: M. Morgan, J. Hultquist, M, Raynes, B. Blair, L. Dresser, V. Schweers, J. Gillis, J. Clemons, J, Sisty, C. Sisty, W. Ploettner. SECOND ROW: B. Cavanah, B. Saghy, P. Doyle, D, Dutty, J. Otterholt, J, Davis, P. Maguire, J. Weatherall, K, Eagan, M. Hummel, Mr. Thomas. BOTTOM ROW: R. Ledford, Pres., D. Gastelum, Vice-Pres., R. Gonzalez, Sec., M. Flores, Treas., V, Ledesrna, Bookkeeper, K, lchelson, Sgt. at Arms, V. Zier, S, Hickman, J. Loula, J. Stephens. RIC LEDFORD President Alwoys striving toword ochieving on interest in ort ond promoting spirit on the Hilltop compus is the primory concern ot the members of Art Guild. This yeor the club worked hcird on pep ribbons for the student body ond troveled to the Lo Jollo ond Los Angeles Museums of Art, WJ it TOP ROW, Left to Right: S. Putman, S. Bilyeu, S. Hickox, J. Behrens, S. Borland, J. Smith J. Bowen, M.'Miller. FOURTH ROW: M. Montierth, A. Chaboudy, S. Roden, J. Skaug, M. Mori gan, P. Dixon, L. McBride, M. Duncan, J. Grey. THIRD ROW: D. Reno, M. Gilman, A. Leaf, P. Cicalo, J. Creaser, C. Rahlfs, J. McClelland, H. Myers, S. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Dunham, J. Reeves, A. Johnson, J. Braswell, S. Stanley, R. Medler, S. Purdy, D. Tiede. BOTTOM ROW: C. Ward, Pres., J. DeLaire, Vice-Pres., S. Bump, Corresponding Sec., T. Waits, Treas., L Rollins, Recording Sec. Membership in Service Clubs Based on W. Hamilton, G. Redding, R. Schoenenberger. THIRD ROW: C. Marston, B. Ulm, E. Saffer, T. Campbell, T. Michael, S. Yost, J. DeVore, R. Stowasser. SECOND ROW: R. Brennan, S Bandelin, D. Pena, R. Whittington, D. Martin, B. Koteff, P. Cory. BOTTOM ROW: R. Hitch- cock, Pres., J. Pridgeon, Vice-Pres., B. Cory, Sec., B. Reeves, Treas., T. Bogart, J. Lyons M. Filson. X-uf rs: Club Through their mony service projects for the school and community, and under the sponsorship of the Soropti-' mists, S Club members achieve one of their most esteemed objectives, building high standards and idealsi Under the long list of projects SU Club has accomplished this year are providing a needy family with a Thanksgiving feast, helping with the Senate Christmas and Easter partiesl and making and stuffing Christmas stockings for the Ann Daley Center. l l l l Judy DeLaire, Vice-President and Jennifer Skoug serve re- freshments cit the sophomore S Club rush tea. Ke Club Ccmprised of outstanding boys aroung campus, Key Club is a service clu sponsored by the Kiwanis Club lntere national. Members of Key Club devote their time and efforts to community and service projects. Cleaning th football stands and the surroundin area after games, aiding the Senate': landscaping projects, and sponsorin the Toys for Tots drive are thi club's main projects. Squires Consisting of sophomore boys, the Squires endeavor to develop leader- ship potential in the Sophomore Class and serve the school and com- munity. Keeping the athletic score boards up-to-date and helping to install the music system in the li- brary were the main services con- tributed to the school this year by the Squires. Folk Club members Phyllis Schneider and Janice Heb- erlein sing a slow folk tune to the strum of a guitar. Hilltop Hooters A new addition to Hilltop's campus this year was the Hilltop Hooters, a club organized to promote interest and broaden knowledge of folk music, Hootenannies were featured at their club meetings. ., a .NNW . .,,Q. .. - f - 3, K Ds 'YS Sc TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. Tschogl, S. Schemmer, J. Peters, R. Thornback, C. May, B. Netro, P. Gaske, R. Sevier, C. Odenthal, J. Boland. SECOND ROW: E. Meggelin, J. Smith, B. Also- brook, J. Warren, L. Lindell, G. Thomas, C. Hinman, M. Wickham, S. Barnett. BOTTOM ROW: J. Cave, Pres., C. Farnsworth, Sec., C. Brewer, Treas., J. Green, T, Turpin, D. Costello, D. Kijanka, L. Vener. ... leadership, Scholarship, Initiative TOP ROW, Left to Righti R. Green, R. Rounds, D, Pixley, R. Robertson, J. Heberlein. SECOND ROW: R. Clement, L. Helm, D. Weston, K. Pressler, S. Hancock. BOTTOM ROW: L. Mesler, Pres., P. Schneider, Sec., J. Pirruccello, Treas., P. Jensen, Publicity Chairman. laneers Prepare for Entrance into Professional World The membership of the FTA, FHA, and Health Careers Club consists of students seriously aimed toward future professional careers. Each club meets to explore its respective field which are teaching, homemoking, and medicine by discussing what each profession requires and offers. They present pro- grams which help the club members wisely select a career. Among this year's activities for the Future Teachers of America were visiting elementary schools and teacher training classes and hosting guest speakers. Future Homemakers of America kept busy this year by giving a Christmas dinner for the exchange stu- dents, hosting a Daddy Date Nite, and sending clothes to Hilltop's foster child, Some of the events on this year's agenda for the Health Careers Club were visits to the children's hospital and the Blood Bank. Also, each member was to spend a day visiting a person in his future profession. TOP ROW, Left to Right: S. Sha- ver, K. Pressler, N. Noe, V. PQUl0S, S. Borland, P. Sheets, C. Willett, T. LuBien, R. Pietila, S. Ferguson BOTTOM ROW: R. Dudgeon, C Mettler, C. Axsom, R. Berman, G Bryant, D. Weston, C. 5l YdeVf Sec.-Treas., A. AVBVY, Vice-Pres R. Hitchcock, Pres. TOP ROW, Left to Rightg Poulos, K. Bodge, S. Williams Winner, D. Clay, L. Fenton, W. Spross K. Young, D. losca. fm: nf:.ris t7,e'i .m c.a....1. Wickham, C. Collins, L. Mesler Garland, SECOND ROW: J. Minor M. Mattick, D. Evie, S. Raglin C Brown, M. Conner, K. Gass, V Jones. BOTTOM ROW: J. Neu mayer, Pres., C. Swift, Vice-Pres B. Cebulski, Sec., J. Brown, Treas L. Fenton, K. Mellon, E. Moore Health Careers TOP ROW, Left to Right D Grainger, N. Simmons, D. Steven son, L. Dresser, C. Mohler, P. Dix on, R. Hall, C. O'Gara, G. Marsh SECOND ROW: H. Myers, D. Vigil R. Moore, E. Hall, M, Mattick B Halphen, K. Gass, L. Smithey BOTTOM ROW: B. Zinsler, Pres D. Rowe, Vice-Pres., D. DiCicco Sec., P. Smith, Treas., L. Schaus Link, secretary, hands out Red Drive materials to Bob Ulm, ve. Stimulating an interest in the annual Red Cross Drive, collecting items for a :hest to be sent to a foreign country, and sending students from various :Iubs to the Red Cross Leadership Camp were activities of the Red Cross :luring the '65-'66 school year. The Jurpose of the club is to extend help ro those in need. Exploring the domains of the world at science, this year's Science Club was enjoyed many interesting activi- ries. These young science enthusiasts 'iave traveled to the Zoo Hospital, Seneral Atornics, and the Naval Elec- tronics Lab. Featured at their club neetings have been scientific experi- nents and a speaker on polygraph lie jetectors. i YY --Y TOP ROW, Lett to Right: B. Statile, B. Ulm, D. Hamilton, C. Mohler, D. Goodlett, S. Longer- bone, E. Hanau, J. DeVore, B. Kelly, G. Koch. THIRD ROW: A. Silveyra, G. Bryant, S. Silveyra, J. Benson, P. Cox, D. McGrath, H. Brower, G, Youmans, D. Butler, P. Wangler. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pietruszka, Adviser, B. Murphy, P. Johnstone, P. Duncan, S. Schultheis, W. Collins, D. Aarlie, L, Littlehale, M. Florentino, J. Stephens. BOTTOM ROW: J. Link, Sec.-Treas., J. Ather- ton, Vice-Pres., D, Patton, D, Sweeten, S. Hill, G, Galecki, D. Greenfield, A. Johnson, J, Reeves. Red Cross Science Club TOP ROW, Left to Right: R. Lechner, B. Kotetf, S. Macevicz, L. Bartels, J. Kromschroeder, D. Bostad, D. Rinard, R. Gibbs. THIRD ROW: J. Hartung, G, Richards, L. Murray, C. Chase, K. Badge, D. Williams, J. Cave, F. Beyerle,P. Meyers.SECOND ROW: C. Willett, S. Schultheis, R. Fletcher, R. Pietila, S, Ferguson, R. Mandra, G. Thomas, E. Cook, Y. Avery. BOTTOM ROW: M. DeCamp, Pres., R, Kaul, Vice-Pres., P. Froetscher, Sec.-Treas., J. Cate, D. Cismowski, B. Presgrove, C. Swift, R. Congemo, F. Frommer. , H , a 'V .. V -Qzisw:-ww ww Spanish Club Stimulating and promoting on inter- est in the customs and language of the Spanish speaking people has always been the idea behind the Spanish Clubs activities This year the club asked a speaker from Guadalajara to a meeting held a Christmas party with a Spanish theme, and ended the year with its annual banquet. TOP ROW Left to Right: L. Ryan, C. Marston, P Ptlaster A Nelson, P. Stirnweiss, J. Smith, S Borland M McHenry, F. Beyerle. THlRD ROW N Moreno M. Swanson, H. Curry, S. Saylor V Schweers, D. Williams, S. Smith, ' M Boudinot SECOND ROW: Mr. Clayton, Ad- viser M Borup K Sumrall, S. Purdy, S. Stan- ley G Pflaster L Burks, J. Mininger. BOT- TOM ROW J Page, Vice-Pres., D. Barrows, Pres J Schedel Sec., S. Martino, J. Reeves, C Williams J Beyerle, J, Odenthal, M. Lopez. latin Club Through its activities, Latin Club has certainly achieved its purpose this past year Speakers, films, and student presentations of projects stimulated much interest in the culture and hu- manity involved in the history of Rome Added highlights were a service project given to help underprivileged children and a Latin Banquet held in the spring to terminate a successful TOP ROW Left to Right: E. Hanau, S. Longer- bone M McHenry B. Statile, D. Weedmark, D Jenkins Mr Jones, Adviser. THIRD ROW: F Wittmeyer D Walton, S. March, R. Hooper, J Krzywicki C May, M. Layne. SECOND ROW M Jasek M. Florentino, L. Helm, S. Hu S Smith T LuBien, L. Blumenthal. BOTTOM ROW C Willett, Pres., P. Shofner, Vice Pres M Pochodowicz, Sec., B. Zinsler, Treas C Mettler K. Young, P. Smith. language Clubs waken Interest in Various atienal Cultures Latin Club members assemble to leave for their skating party. German Club Along with the addi- tion of a new course to our curriculum came a new club, the German Club. Consisting of German students who are interested in study- ing German culture, this club has kept busy with its tirst year's many activities. Among these were Adventfeir, a German Yuletide cel- ebration, trips to op- eras, ballets, concerts and plays, and the first annual German Ban- quet. This club had the great advantage of be- ing led and partially organized by a person who can give its mem- bers first-hand knowl- edge about Germany, their president, Rolf Schoenenberger, our school's AFS Student 1 from Germany. Campus life Campus Life at Hilltop is just one chapter of many throughout Son Diego. This club pre- sents programs which contribute in making a well-rounded individu- al. Entertainers rang- ing from ventriloquists to magicians are fea- tured at the monthly rallies for combined county-wide chapters and also at our own club's weekly meetings. The activities are chos- en by the members who are striving to meet the social, physi- cal, mental, and spirit- ual needs of this group. X TOP ROW, Left to Right: M. Higginbotham, R. Lechner, T. Colbert, T. Rogers, J. Kramschroe- der, A. Creaser, N. Dinnel, G. Hope, B. Koteft, R. Clement. FOURTH ROW: T. Lundeen, G. Edmunds, P. Sheets, D. Williams, K. Bodge, C. Chase, R. Fletcher, R. Hooper, P. Mankin. THIRD ROW: C. Bruford, K. McCurley, R. Pietila, S. Ferguson, L. Rollins, J. Conner, S. Roten, C. Snyder, K. Young. SECOND ROW: J. Sisty, C. Rimler, S. Schultheis, V. Schweers, J. Gillis, J. Estes, V. Newing, D. Stevenson, J. Huth. BOTTOM ROW: R. Schoenenberger, Pres., D. Cismowski, Vice-Pres., B. Webster, Sec., S. Comstock, Treas., A. Avery, T. LaClair, K. Gass, C. Gobel, S. Vejtasa. German Club members anxiously wait f to see Rolf's presentation of slides. TOP ROW, Left to Right: W. Whitehead, L. Leslie, T. Laramore, E. Hall, R. Barager, R. Gibbs, D. Rinard, L. Mesler. SECOND ROW: S. Morris, L. Lindamood, P. Duncan, M. Pace, K. Hults, J. Heberlein, L. Garland, C. Collins. BOTTOM ROW: G. Snelling, J. Elliot, A. Dris- coll, R. Clement, R. Tomeoni, K. Pressler, R. Congemo, J. Gregg. u WI. 'A 7 lluill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is a National Honorary Society for students interested in journalism. Only outstanding junior and senior members of either the LANCE or IDYLL Staff were given the honor of membership, An an- nual banquet in the spring is held tor all Quill and Scroll Chapters to share interest in journalism. Students Specialize in Chosen Seheel etivities Fl The activities of the National Forensic League serve to edu- cate and enlighten all those students interested in debate, oratory, and public speaking. Many Saturdays are spent par- ticipating in numerous speech contests and tournaments spon- sored throughout the state and district. ln addition, these hard-working students repre- sent our school at the NFL Student Congress. ln WJ n,, i ....,.-h,,...,.. ,M TOP ROW, Left to Right: S. Yost, T, Gatlin, J. l-lartung, D. Pena, S. Borland, G. Schubert, P. Cicalo, J. De- Laire. SECOND ROW: T, McGuire, S, Smith, J. Otterholt, G. Somers, J. McClelland, J. Skaug, J. Louns- bury, J. Liebeck, Y. Avery. BOTTOM ROW: R. Stowasser, Pres., J. DeVore, Vice-Pres., D. Butler, Sec., S. Roten, Treas., C. Ochi, J. Dunham, K. Pressler, S. Bilyeu. NFL members Jim Pridgeon, Tim Campbell, and Kathy Mellon prepare their debates for an upcom- ing speech contest. TOP ROW, Lett to Right: J. Pridgeon, R. Lechner, J. Krzywicki, T. Matweecha, P. Waidelich, G. Lindsey S. Borland, K. Wilson, T. Michael, M. Filson, F. Grunewald, l-l. Maveety, K. Hults. BOTTOM ROW: T Campbell, Pres., B. Swyers, Vice-Pres., J. Smith, Sec., F. Flint, Treas., K. Mellon, S. Jarboe, C. Norris N. Laswell, S. Roden, J. Odenthal. z J W' , it .t.. E B WWW . It ' E, JO MIKE DeCAMP Science Club LINDA MESLER Hilltop Hooters ANNE NEUMAYER FHA MIKE PRADELS Red Cross I - V 'MQ were ff .. wig, aegis, ya 3 al gt is was S fb' 0 6 Q 2 2 JIM PRIDGEON Lettermerfs Club CAROL ARNS Modern Dance Club DIANA BARROWS Spanish Club MIMI CAMPBELL GAA TIM CAMPBELL NFL JOHN CAVE Squires RAY HITCHCOCK Key Club FTA Club Presidents Kickoff Activities CHERYL WILLETT Latin Club ROLF SCHOENENBERGER German Club PHIL SHOFNER Drama Club RON STOWASSER Quill and Scroll CANDY WARD S Club BETTY ZINSLER Health Careers Club f, ., M ,.' :Id N,-,a f 'Eg ' '- Hlff ' I - 3 . ff ff 3 51 ,X A dvertising Joins 'f:'3?CH L ffffy! X X ff E622 Z 1 f , , ff ' F ' M ig ?f , , a 'K . M. , AQA' i Iwo Generations HR CORPORATION CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA PENNEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE 591 Broadway 427-1050 1' wi ff f .lean Atherton examines Penney's wide selection of blouses. CHEELY'S AUTO PARTS 45 Broadway 422-0141 5- , -gdsxn . A 'M who M' , 1 S 1 1 A 3 5 1 A v l 2 , ,, . , 'gi '1,2'- A jar' 1 A AKA HW If you have ever wondered how many auto parts Chee-ly's has just ask Jeanie Austin or Barbara Davis. KUEBLER REAL ESTATE 373 E Street 420-5400 , We .Ir .. ' 53251 gg 11522 me :si ' gif V ,f i,f,f 1 ,. V. f W For the best in real estate see Kuebler's, BROWN AND CURRY INSURANCE 676 Third Avenue 420-1583 W ' 'A Barbara Bendickson and Bernie Calderon look at some dependable insurance policies. BANK OF AMERICA 295 E street 294-2140 B A 1. 1 V 206 One of the two branch offices in Chula Vista. SOUTH BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL 435 H Street 420-8182 iw. fi I W i iaia dra , in Ray Sorenson checks out some hospital equipment to one of the nursesr PETERS HOME AND GARDEN CENTER 340 Third Avenue 420-8121 1 Madeline Deitchman and Sharyn Smith attempt to choose a plant from the large variety. FRAZEE'S PAINTS RAY'S SHOE REPAIR 239 Third Avenue 422-8331 292 Center Street 422-2363 WI, .qfakf R. I 1 Eager to begin painting, Terri McGuire and Patti All shoes receive expert care. Genereux try to select the proper colors. E HOLLY CLEANING PLANT CORNELL'S STATIONERS 48 Broadway 422-6123 647 E Street 420-6280 Wigirrmgaf M surly, 4 JM,.1,,,,w 5 tf2 1llQ Drive-in cleaning service. Janet Otterholt and Judy DeLaire try to figure out the adding machine, I EB MARTY'S BOWLING SERVICE TASTY BAR-B-Q 1528 Highland Avenue 474-5479 299 Broadway 422-7702 ,rrr mg: Sandy Und R09er Martinson admire bowling equipment Lynelle Spotts, Jane Dunham, Betty Bartels, and Susan in their father's store. Bump enjoy a coke. GRECIAN 563 H Street 427-0121 GODDESS SALON 4231 Bonita Road 479-3833 Experr hair styling done in a Grecian afmosphere. BURNETT FURNITURE COMPANY 345 E Street 422-5315 Sue Rolen and Janice Liebeclc discuss furniture designs wilh Mr. Karl Chase, Manager, and Mr. Don Lenox, Inferior Consultant VILLELLA REAL ESTATE BALBOA DATSUN 283 Broadway 420-5555 270 Broadway 422-4198 Lg- Mrs, Aida Villella looks over som estate papers CQ,-ol Snyder obviously likes me Sporfsfa with one of her employees. Dqfgunh E HIGGINS AND CROSTHWAITE ARNOLD'S GARAGE 314 Center Street 420-3310 326 F Street 422-5351 Llncla Littlehale, Ronda Medler, and Karen Krom try to select some sporting equipment. -Q., 'Firuton Q., OMPLETE Auronon Q i. ii t Sa' VESERV TEXACO IC automotive 2 09 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY 1304 38th Street 264-0151 I I IBI- PIIB 3013 3 sugar tree The fresher refresher. THE SILVER CUE 368 F Street 420-9631 One of the nicest family billiard centers across the country. I H51 GOLDEN ARROW DAIRY 3460 Highland Avenue 477-1062 Yiiwlamf .Uczfzlffz One of the milkmen begins daily milk route. CREASER AND PRICE 406 Third Avenue 428-1121 and 420-1070 .lan and Lloyd highly recommend their fathers for the best in insurance. 1 EE1 HANK AND PAUL'S BARBER SHOP 527 I Street 422-0739 Excellent service is always received at Hank and Paul's. YARDAGE CITY Chula Vista Shopping Center 422-0831 The models in the window display the many fine materials available at Yardage City. YAVORSKY REALTORS 638 Third Avenue 420-7255 KINNEY SHOES 35 North Fourth Avenue 422-9993 deli 3222+ Spartan Janet Carlson tries to decide on a pair of shoes. 7 YOSHl'S NURSERY 366 Broadway 422-5198 Admiring one of the roses from the large selection of rose bushes is Priscilla Sheets. STANDLEE'S CAKE SHOP 244 Third Avenue 422-2Ol3 Sharon Smith and Jeff Harris try their hand at decorating cakes. JACK-IN-THE-BOX 786 Third Avenue 422-761 I Refreshing themselves with a cold coke after school are Carol Snyder and Alison Avery. NEYENESCH PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS 2750 Kettner Boulevard 297-228l eff' 2' The IDYLL Staff tours the plant to learn how our annual is printed. BOWERMASTER-U.S. GRANT STUDIOS 269 Third Avenue 427-1369 if 212 All Lancers are thanked for their cooperation during picture taking. BONITA CHEVRON SERVICE 4126 Bonita Road 479-4545 Brake service and wheel balance on foreign and domestic cars. CHULA VISTA TV AND HI-FI CENTER 695 Third Avenue 422-6166 All makes and models of Television and television paris. EVELYN'S DISPLAYS 313 Third Avenue 422-9190 Merrilee Svelmoe and Roy Brooks find a large variety of decorafions for every occasion. LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE 223 Third Avenue 420-2331 Paffi Avery and Laurie McKirahan discover many in- teresting foys fo purchase af Leader's. CLYDE'S FAT BOY COUNTRY CLUB BARBER SHOP 3131 Bonita Road 422-4826 4074 Bonita Road 479-3364 N: MPN 4 ww 4. mn Almfll 1 W R ii wif tu fzgzfuslxw 46 if ,Q nur' if ,A 1 4 MHMER ' bk A f , B' , fV,,1 ' ii, Ag' .lack Weatherall waits for his order of delicious food. Here is a sample of the fine service and the profes- sional haircuts always provided by the Country Club Barber Shop. E PLAZA BOWL THE APOTHECARY SHOP 1201 Plaza Boulevard 474-3301 501 Third Avenue 427-1444 1 ff' if , 25. ' 1 . , 4,pm1?l,f+--,M Penny Teaff prepares to bowl another one of her 300 Prescriptions filled -- diabetic supplies - vitamins - games, while Melissa Raynes keeps score. baby needs, EB BONITA VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Bonita Road 479-4786 ww-2 ,MYZ 1 -- 214 Byron Strickland and Robbie St. Clair take a brief rest atop the brick wall. STATE FARM INSURANCE 520 Third Avenue 420-3227 gmi INSUFQZWQQQ Obviously happy about his new insurance policy, Art McCain seals the deal with his father, Agent Mac MILLER AND HENRY REALTORS 452 Third Avenue 422-5339 MILLERW HE Bruce Miller and Chris Sistrunk admire the listing board. I BOB BURNS CLEANERS 768 Third Avenue 422-2922 Receiving their cleaning and pleased with the job done McCain. are Janet Otterholt and Tomi Ham. CHULA VISTA STATIONERS E STREET AUTO PARTS 315 Third Avenue 420-9001 329 E Street 422-9269 Jennifer Skaug makes a very important purchase. U 1?- Qc Chula Vista's newest auto parts store. 215 AZURE POOL SUPPLY 299 J Street 422-8327 ff 4465? 'ttf ffl, ff2'gf,A'fE 6 if Z gf Linda Byrd and Bob White find everything necessary for pool maintenance. 4, LION CLEANERS 1615 East Eighth Avenue 477-2778 'N AGN Ed Speaks and Tom Smith receive their clothing back sparkling clean. HAL MORGAN REAL ESTATE 460 Third Avenue 420-4300 216 One of the most reliable real estate agents in Chula Vista. MCCUNE MOTORS l8OO National Avenue 477-l lOl l Charlyne Rahlfs and Dena Bufler prepare fo l'esf one of fhe new cars. BOOKFINDER'S 535 I Street 422-8400 kll .A Hillary Maveefy and Betty Barfels find books for every need, both scholastic and pleasure. PERNlCANO'S PIZZA 560 Broadway 420-4454 9 ' ,. L L , , '- f ' W Y X I I 7 , V lr Kg, all 1' .I , 3 In.: ' x A 1 . .lm v' ' I -h' 5 .21 lil ii T-I 1 FED MART IOC l'!,,,J,,.-., A07 'l'lAA Learning how to make pizzas are Hillfop's AFS stu- dents, Cathy Tardrew and Rolf Schoenenberger. Sharon Bilyeu and Phylis Cicalo discover many items of use. LLOYD'S CHEVRON SERVICE 599 Broadway 422-0752 COUNTRY CLUB BARBER SHOP 2l V2 Naples 422-6600 '42 We take better care of your car. W. 3 Q 1 Kb ,, . W I , , 14 ,ww '- , ,We y, , I , V I 'I aBrr Joe Medrano combs Tom Gatlin's hair after having given him a custom-trimmed hair cut. CAKE BOX BAKERY 320 Highland Avenue 474-3434 , . Wil i .L-an . ..- Specializing in homemade pies, birthday and wedding cakes. CHULA VISTA LAWNMOWER COMPANY 478 Third Avenue 422-l773 Jane Dunham and Sheryl Susans prepare to try out two of the new motorcycles. CHULA VISTA TRANSFER AND STORAGE l660 National Avenue, Chula Vista 420-2888 218 Agents for Shamrock Van Lines. THE PAINT CENTER 364 F Street 422-I l35 i' 1 'xx is it , if 1 -3. I 4 l 214. l , if 'l ' fUTbAfrt.q5' . 5 Debbie Timmons is shown the wide variety of paints. FABRIC LAND 294 Third Avenue 422-2986 Julee Kennedy and Carol Klingel find just the perfect material. CASTLE RAMBLER 305 E Street 420-7070 tviil Q, E I , 4 YI I W'k All makes and models of Ramblers offered, this one, an Ambassador, is shown by one of the top salesmen. CHANG'S RICE BOWL 259 Broadway 422-6552 I i Specializing in delicious Chinese food. CASTLE CENTER HARDWARE bird Avenue 422 -II2I Before entering, Bob White pauses to look at the HILLTOP HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB Raymond Hitchcock, President Mr. Schanke, Adviser j 'f it , xx The Key Club is noted for its many worth-while service projects for our school and our community. 219 CHULA VISTA CLEANERS 633 Broadway 422-1518 W Mrs. Blair tells Pat Doyle and Becky Saghy' about their speedy service. CHULA VISTA STAR-NEWS 429 Third Avenue 422-8335 Jeannie Austin and Barbara Davis discover the method used in printing a newspaper. PALM BOWL COLEMAN'S DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1862 Palm Avenue 423-0343 1125 C Street, San Diego 234-8688 , ,,, .,', z tl' If ir. dig yii ifwffw 4 In 'b mw hf,f M V MH ,Dk 1 'ww w ,, A 'i I Sharon Putman makes the proper adjustments on Pris- Brunswick automatic pin spotters-16 lanes. duo Sheen' Uniform' HARBORSIDE RANCH MART 1 1 1 1 National Avenue 422-7756 Sheryl and Bobbi Susans find one of Harborside Ranch Mart's products both interesting and intriguing. VITO'S PIZZARIA 975 Broadway 422-4719 Jewel Butterfield and Denise Biletnikoff find every type of pizza available at Vito's. STANLEY DODGE l l46 National Avenue 474-1531 mit? Just looking at the new Dodge Charger makes you feel like a different person E BILL GAMBLE'S MEN'S WEAR F. L. WHITTINGTON REAL ESTATE South Bay Plaza 474-4656 697 Third Avenue 422-0lOl W A were fi' Bruce DeMenge is found browsing through the jackets Gary Wetter visits Whittington Real Estate where com- Qf Bill Gambleg- plete service is guaranteed. CHULA VISTA BEAUTY COLLEGE 326 Center Street 420-7784 l l Ann Otterholt observes as a final touch is added to Lynnette Lindomood's hairstyle. Complete Training in all Phases of Cosmetology Free Placement Budget Terms Service to Public by Qualified Students Approved for Veterans 222 Jack and Rosalie Kaufman, Owners BRADLEY'S BONITA VALLEY FARM 3051 Equltation Lane 474 5939 CABRILLO LANES 740 West E Street 420 6350 THE CARRIAGE LAUNDRY Fourth and C Street 256 Car Wash Open 24 Hours a Day CENTRAL FOOD MARKET 70 East J Street 422 691 I AZTEC BEAUTY SUPPLY SHOP CREDITS 310 Thlrd Aven 420 7937 Photography 2 2 2 ,sssss,ss ,se,ee,. U .S. Grant Studlo ue Printer 2 ,sssss .s,ss,ss,s,, 2 ss,.. N eyenesch Printers Cover ,ss,ss,ee,e.,..s,ss,es, S, K. Smith Company School Photographer aeaaaaaea. aaaaa,aa,aa. Bob Whlte The IDYLL Staff wishes to thank BILL GAMBLE'S for the jackets and sweaters used In the Underclassmen section Yla Esena: BASKIN nonnms 3 rcs emu GWB'3'19'66'2O-7'4'2:O7 CHULA VISTA BARBER SHOP DEWEY'S AMERICAN STATION 280 Third Avenue 422-9878 407 E Street 422-9726 EB CHULA VISTA HOBBY AND CRAFTS DORIS DISNEY PENCE REALTOR 398 Third Avenue 422-I373 293 Whitney 422-6I7I E CHULA VISTA PHARMACY DWIGHT GOVE AGENCY INCORPORATED 278 Third Avenue 422-2222 283 G Street 422-OI49 E CHULA VISTA PHOTO STUDIO W PRINTING COMPANY 371 Third Avenue 422-928I Portraits - Weddings and Commercial Comms and Suppnes 342 F sneer 422-6785 EH CORNISH BARBER SHOP HAMILL CLEANERS 380V2 Third Avenue 45 North Fourth Avenue 422-7257 E3 DARI-FRESH MILK FARMS HARPER'S MUSIC STORE 3120 Bonita Road 420-62I6 380 Third Avenue 422-4405 224 HOME I-UMBER COMPANY SOUTH BAY CHEVROLET 300 Broadway 422-5341 301 Broqdwgy 420-5900 E LOGAN PLUMBING AND HEATING SPANGLER'S CAFE 353 Third Avenue 422-1 137 398 C Street 422-3297 E OSCAR'S DRIVE-IN COFFEE SHOP SUNNYSIDE STORE 1344 Palm Avenue, Imperial Beach 423-0953 Sunnyside Post Office, Sunnyside 479-5422 EB PAI.IL'S BIKE SHDP NEW - PARTS ' REPAIRS - TIRES TRADES r RENTALS USED BIKES SDLJG T AND SDLD 625 Third Avenue 427-0015 P 449 3 VE 422212 E LILA SAELF E 6 , I ff X' ! ! 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