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

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1975 volume:

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K f f --1: i J, L 4 A ,, M. Ak - M: K 'Wh wmim egg 4. gr! '!' ,z mf' 4 Emotions Shine with Exuherance Qjfpfi' 1 ' W' 'mwwwgwmp ' - f Q52 4, fm- W 1, I ' W, 1: 5 ff Q3 as Y Ng gi I '- -Qfggwszggfggiw, UPENING 4 I .4-.1 Ma., I I C 3 i Senior Class Uffieers 'W Promote do Senior Activities ,ff v K 'mm Mt. k.o. ,C ev If war The Lords and Ladies of the senior class, reigning over their court, striving for perfection, seeking greater class standards, setting and achieving academic goals and making new discoveries which helped to make the Class of '75 a class worth remembering. Upper left: Mr. Vic Long, Counselor Far left: Mick Ecoffey, Vice President Middle left: Drew Kugler, President Near left: Lynda Seagren, Secretary Above: Patty Woods, Treasurer SE IURS SENIOR SPIRIT SENIOR SPIRIT SENIOR SPIRIT SENIOR S SENIOR SPIRIT Spirit '75 Q I F Qs? ads as fi K K . , . Vg gi SPIRIT S SENIOR ENIOR SPIRIT SENIOR SPIRIT m fh E Q sa w 2 2 -I w l'l'i E Q so m 2 2 -I I S SS o 1 i z I lil I I 1, ,L I.. 9? E13 PIRIT SENIOR SPI I 29 w 2 2 -I vs l'H E Q :a m 2 2 -I w fn E Q so m 2 2 -I NIOR SPIRIT SE SPIRIT SPIRIT SENIUR simon R I Y 0 WE'RE 4' THE SENIORS 4' OF I-IILLTOP I' HIGH WE'RE I' THF CI A99 OF SFVENTY IIIVF ONE-NINE SEVEN NVE SPIRIT LANCFR SPNIORQ QFVFNTY FIVEVV' Ei I 5 -I m 2 E Q :Io rn 2 2 -I vo 2 E Q :a va 2 2 -I vw 2 E Q :a vw 2 2 -I m 2 E Q :a m 2 2 -I m 2 E 3 SPIRIT SENIUR Hill 1 4, at gat, R' 34 'j' p'f'5Q' A , f Il I L J LLIVL an I 'A V RICK ACKERMAN Varsity Basketball Interact PERRY ACUPIDO Bowling Club LARRY ADLER Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball RAN DY ALLEN DAN AMBRIZ LARRY ARIAS CHRISTOPHER ATAYDE GLORIA BALESTRERI Erudite Vice-President GVC Vice-President CLAUS BALLARD Red Cross German Club ALAN BALLO CONNIE BARNETTE PATTY BARR CSF PETER BAUER Red Cross German Club MARTA BECERRA Co-Regent of Art Art Guild President JULIE BENSON CSF MAURYA BIRMINGHAM .4- C gn ,mln- SE IURS WILLIAM BI DDIX ROBERT BOLT Varsity Swimming ROY BOTTGER Varsity Wrestling Varsity Football IDYLL Staff YVONNE BOULANGER LAURA MARIE BOUNDS Homecoming Princess Girls' League Treasurer J. V. Cheerleader GREGORY BOYER Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Varsity Club ABEL D. BRANCO JOSEPH M. BRAUN, JR. Bowling Club President SUE BRIGGS Regent of Publicity Marching and Concert Band CSF Life Member CHERYL LYNN BRISLIN MICHAEL BROWER Varsity Football Interact CSF STEVE BROWN J.V. Football J. V. Baseball DERYL BROWNING Theatre Guild French Club Erudites RAINER CHARLES BUSCH Varsity Basketball Volleyball Officer Interact MICHAEL JAMES BUTTS Marching and Concert Band Stage Band PATRICK BYRNE Varsity Football se ug'- lgvgz 'fi 3 TINA CALDERON Art Guild GAA Student Forum MAUREEN CAMP Theater Guild JERRY CAPPOS Varsity Baseball Interact Club President TONI CARRANZA LORETTA CASILLAS KENHBARNEYPCASS Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Interact MONA CASTRO CHUCK CATE IDYLL Staff DEBBIE CAVE Varsity Pep Squad Girls' League Secretary CSF Life Member KEN CEDENO Varsity Wrestling LANCE Staff, Interact SHARON CHAFFEE Ecology Club Lancerettes RONDA CHAMPAGNE 'S' Club Ecology Club, Lancerettes MIKE CHANDLER PATTI CHASTAIN 'S' Club CSF TONY CHRISTIAN Varsity Track Cross Country PEGGY CLARK French Club X --.,,,,1-- is x . we X I I iw -F- -4 -I egg-,Mg .54 if 1. l 'M CINDI CLARKE Lancerette Treasurer Flag Corps Senior Gift Committee TERESA CLAYTON GAA Swimming Team CSF ANN CLONTS GAA TIM COAKLEY Interact MARY COLE IDYLL Staff Editor-in-Chief Flag Corps CSF Life Member JOHN COLEMAN Interact HILDA BEATRICE COOK Band Secretary Band Secretary 8t Treasurer Les Parisiens PAT COOMBS PAM COX . Majorette Captain Pepsters Page of Elections HILDA COVARRUBIAS KATHY CRELEY GIGI CU RETON CORINNE DANIELS LINDA DAVID GEOFF DAWSON Theatre Guild JEFF DAVIS CHUCK DAY ASB President Varsity Football-Captain Red Cross President JOHN DAY JEFF DEAN Key Club Science Club Vice President CHARLES DENISEN PETE DENLEA Chess Club French Club Tennis BILL DEUTSCH CAREN DICKEY SERGEI DI NOVO Spanish Club Chess Club Senate TONY DIRIENZO TAUGE T. DIVER Chess Club President Debate Team CSF DALE DODDS Varsity Football Varsity Swimming Interact Secretary JAMIE DOUD Key Club Vice President CAROL DOWELL Homecoming Queen AUDIE DRAKE KARAN DROP JACK DURANT Varsity Football DON EASON Interact J.V. and Varsity Basketball J.V. Swimming MIKE ECOFFEY Senior Class Vice President Varsity Tennis Ecology Club Vice President PAMELA EDWARDS CSF Concert Band Marching Band JANEL EGAN Pepsters 'S' Club ' same 1 ' mi r f fav? t,.. . U it J' '- E ggi: ' A . ,zf -Ei D I' qw if 41'-f....,, ERNEST A. EGGER Varsity Wrestling LANCE Staff Varsity Club FRITZ P. EGGER Varsity Wrestling Varsity Club LANCE Staff DAVID ELMORE MARLENE EPSTEIN Girls, League Vice President Girls' Varsity Club Senator BUTCH ERICKSON TAMMY ERRECA LOUIS ESPARZA JOHN ESTES JIMMY ESTRADA J.V. Baseball Bowling Club KAREN FALLS Regent of Pep 'S' Club Vice President Girls' League Representative KAREN FARNSWORTH RUSSELL FENNELL J. V. Football Varsity Club Qs SE IURS gm DENISE FILECCIA Les Parisiens VICKI FINLEY KAREN FITZ GERALD CSF Pennon Corps KATHLEEN FITZ GERALD Letter Corps Captain KELLY FOSS Majorettes Varsity Pep Squad Girls' League Representative LINDA FREIBERGS Lancerette Lieutenant JAMES FROYCK Varsity Football Varsity Club LAURA FUSON Marching Band Concert Band STEVE GANTZ OSCAR GARCIA RUSSELL GARCIA MICHAEL GARDNER POLLY GARRETT Lancerettes CINDY GARWOOD Choir Office Helper LINDA GARWOOD CSF LINDA GARZ 1 iit f WMA? was 'L I 5 5 -H ,-h, 5 1 , '. M .ww tj' l M 'Q 4 5 tv' A I ' it Q Y Q fy 1 l ,V -' Qzl. i is I f w M ' S I 3 I.: It sf It V J, M. SE IURS JACKIE M. GAUTHIER Art Guild GAA Student Forum CAROL GEBHARDT Girls' Varsity Basketball Girls' Varsity Softball CSF MICHAEL GENTRY Varsity Club Varsity Football KURT N. GENZ Varsity Wrestling CAROLE GEORGE MIKE GIRDNER GRETCHEN ALYSE GLAESER VANCE GLANZ Varsity Football Varsity Club LA NELLE GLOVER SHANNA GOLDSTEIN REBECCA GOMEZ ARNOLD GONZALES .I IM GORE Varsity Football Varsity Soccer Varsity Baseball DEBBIE GONZALES STEVEN C. GOSCHKE Varsity Football Varsity Club GAIL GRAHAM Lancerettes Senator CSF 35 fi if 3 5 ZZ 52 5 x J 5 5 1' s-.Hr W 'ifxwia if 4 af we WW SE IURS RAY GRAY DELYNN GREEN CSF Vice-President CSF Treasurer German Club President JIM GREEN DOUGLAS GREENFIELD LAURIE GREENFIELD GVC Varsity Badminton Team CSF SANDY GREENLEAF GVC Lancerettes MICHAEL GREGG GERI GROTH Red Cross President CSF Pcpsters STEVEN D. GROSS ELAINE GUERTIN Spanish Club MANUEL J. GUILLEN ELIZABETH GUILLORY Pepsters GAA If 1 if ww . M ' , . A .f , A . SE IURS JUDY HALE Flag Corps Theatre Guild CSF RUSS HALL LANCE Editor Varsity Track Senator MARK HANAU DEBBIE HANKE Lance and Pennon CHARLES HANNUM JOSE HANONO Interact SHERI LEE HARDING J. V. Pep Squad Flag Corps Theatre Guild SUE A. HASHBERGER Editor, Young Wings MERI HASTINGS DAVID HAVEY J. V. Football Varsity Club TERRY KENNETH HEARNE SILVIA HEBERLEIN TOM HEBERT SONJA HELTON IDYLL Staff Theatre Guild CSF Life Member MYRA HENDERSON CSF CYNTHIA HENKE VICKI HERNANDEZ Lancerettes Spanish Club JULIE-ANNE HILLER DEBBIE HODGE CURT HOEFLING MONICA EVE HOLBERT GAF HOLLIS JR. Varsity Soccer MARK STEVEN HOLLOCK BRENDA HOOD ELLEN HOSEMANN J. V. Swimming TERRY HOURIGAN Regent of Elections Flag Corps Theatre Guild THERESA HOWARD CSF Red Cross ROBI HUFFMAN J AN ALEE HUGHES Spanish Club CSF JIM HULL Varsity Football JOHN HUNT Varsity Football CHUCK IREY WES IRWIN Photo Club D. LINDEN JACKSON Varsity Club J. V. Baseball Tr. 8a Mgr. Varsity Football Mgr. ANITA JAIME CSF Spanish Club JOHN J ANIEC KAREN JANKE PATRICIA A. JANSEN Red Cross BRIAN JEFFRIES Varsity Football Varsity Club V-Ballers MURRAY JOHNSTON CINDY JONES Letter Carriers GREG JONES Varsity Football CSF Interact TIM JONES Varsity Golf MARK S. JORDAN J. V. Track YASUYO KINTA KATSUMATA Erudites SIS JIM KEETCH JAMES B. KELLY J. V. Swimming H. S. Moto-X Team KEVIN KENNEDY Varsity Cross-Country Varsity Track CATHERN KIMBALL CKITTIEJ Lancerettes 'S' Club Erudites THERESA KINCANNON GAA CHERYL KING Red Cross 'S, Club Treasurer MIKE KNOPS Football Baseball Interact NANCY KORUAN KS, Club MIKE KOZLOWSKI JOE KRACHA ANTHONY KRAL Wrestling Bowling Club Lance and Pennon DENNY KREMER Wrestling CSF Lance and Pennon DIANE KROSKY DREW B. KUGLER Senior Class President Debate Senate CINDY LAFERRIERE Ecology Club Pepsters Red Cross JEANNE LANGSETH GVC Girls' Softball Girls' Basketball JOY LANZETTA DENISE LAROCCA Lancerettes CHERYL LARSON LYNN LEE RICHARD LEE Key Club Vice-President Science Club Ecology Club NADINE LINDER Bowling Club Spanish Club Erudites MIKE LINDERMAN Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Interact we ,, ,, an-W' 'eu DEBRA LISONBEE BECKY LITTLE RICHARD L. LOGSDON Regent of Activities Varsity Tennis CSF PATTI ANN LONG Red Cross Secretary Girls' League Representative its m y ig 'Bag .- , i fr 'fs K' Slum. 1 M 2 1 'H 1, A .,1t I fp , ,. ws- fa - , f , m g.. N' Y, . fm me 1 gf 'ff I A-Q , it-ef' I 'HY 1, '75, 5- 3 fi M ar is frm S S f ei? an? X Wt:-r SE IURS KATHLEEN LONGERBONE Lancerette Lieutenant MARK ELLIOT LORD RICHARD LOVETTE Varsity Wrestling MARY M. LUXEM LECIA ANNE LYNN LANCE Staff Girls' Varsity Track STEVE MAC GROTTY TRACEY MAC NINTCH BARBARA MADUENO French Club I Red Cross Representative SUSAN FRANCINE MANNIS GVC Volleyball Club Senate KATHLEEN MANION Art Guild MAX OLIVER MAPLE Photo Club ANN MARKWELL Sophomore Class Secretary Junior Class Secretary LANCE Staff REBECA MARQUEZ STEVE MARUSCH Varsity Club Varsity Football JOSEPH MASAR Theatre Guild Concert Band Marching Band CAROL A. MC AULIFFE ASB Secretary Flag Corps Captain CSF CEMBERLY ANN MC CART Choir Theatre Guild Letter Corps STEVE MC CLEAN Red Cross Art Guild, Art Fair MICHAEL L. MC INNISH Varsity Club Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling DONNA MC MURTRY 'S' Club, Erudites, Pepsters KAREN MC NALLY GVC WILLARD MC PHERSON Varsity Baseball KEN MELODY JOHN MERRICK at was SE IURS MARK W. MICHAELS Choir President Band Orchestra STEVE MILKE Baseball Basketball DAVE A. MILLER DAVID L. MILLER LARRY MILLHONE Bowling Club Vice-President MATTHEW MLEKUSH TRINA MOEN CSF TONI R. MOODY Lancerettes Theatre Guild Page JULIE MOONEY FRED MORAVEJ HAMADANI Erudites Key Club Chess Club CATHY MORRIS Theatre Guild Studio Night CSF RON M. MYERS Key Club President Special Olympics Volunteer Red Cross Representative BARBARA ANN MUELLER German Club 'S' Club Pepsters CAROL NABOURS TIM NADER NFL Treasurer Knowledge Bowl President Senator CATHERINE NARY CSF Spanish Club President Lancerettes MARK NELSON Marching Band Concert Band Stage Band J. NERLING GERRY T. NIELSEN PAULA NORTHRUP Theatre Guild CSF Being ,-hl J-IM MMM-My, 1-ww H W M . vigm A ,Y W5 ,Sirk ,y 2,3 fky. ,, L. ,,,,fm. .QW ,V i :aww ,N Together ' 1 1 V Q Q W L 3 a xv . . 4 g J ,Q 1 qw A. , -Ag I rf hz-gal il: Sw gf' Sz? X in SX 'f f 3' if lx? L, 1 , 4 M, 1 :.,, A,,.,, I .,,,, A , A Q55W57555!f H wiifw-Q?f , m.M,,,.W,, ,H I FW .,.,.,,.S,x,.,L, W, ,, 'ffmalzfv is ' SE IURS REID NUTTALL NFL President Spanish Club Vice-President CSF GLORIA ODEN MARILYN OLIVER LILA OLIX Choir Vice-President Choir Treasurer French Club ROURKE MARGARET O'NEILL Art Fair Committee Ecology Club, GAA PAULA ORNESS Girls' League Representative Pepsters JUDY PARKER Varsity Pep Squad Lancerettes Girls' League Representative CRAIG PARKS Cross Country. Track, CSF FRANK PATCH Varsity Football Varsity Club J.V. Basketball TERRI PATCH Science Club GAA Lancerettes CECILY PAYNE MICHELLE PELCZAR Lancerette Lieutenant H. ' . P is 4 at -ae...-rdf' 'ttfggv SE IURS PARKS PEMBERTON Concert Band, Stage Band ROBERT PETERSEN French Club, CSF National Merit Semi-Finalist JULIE PHAIR GVC Girls' Varsity Volleyball Girls' League Representative JOYCE PHILPOT Red Cross Secretary Girls' League Representative Girls' League President JULIANNE M. PION Senate Pepsters Badminton CLAY PLATT KEITH PLOETTNER Band President CSF RANDY POTTERTON Varsity Swimming Varsity Water Polo CSF LAURIE POTTHARST Track CSF Sophomore Class Treasurer JOHN POWELL RHONDA PURVIS RICHARD QUANDT Science Club President Knowledge Bowl Vice-President CSF CHRIS RAMM Interact Golf CHUCK RAMM LUIS RICARDO RAMOS LANDERO Key Club Varsity Soccer MARK RAMSEY LILY ANN RETANA Lancerettes French Club STEPHEN RICHARD Key Club ANNY RICHMOND LYNN H. RILEY Idyll Staff Girls' Varsity Tennis Art Fair Committee COLMORE RINEHART RENEE RINKLEIB Theatre Guild Page Art Fair BECKY ROBINSON ROSY RODRIQUEZ Pepsters VALINDA RODRIQUEZ Art Guild Homecoming Princess GEORGIA ROLLER Pepsters FERNANDO ROTH Cross Country CSF President Science Club ROBERT RUSSELL Varsity Baseball Z ' iff I E, Q 2 wifi- r .gf fs., 1+ ,:,.,: . ssasa saaa at t A11- H5'-'H f 5 SQ Y I 155 .. ,. ,ms was gs rf . ft ri aaeslgritl af. sw H rf Karen ,f ,sw ef H r ,S is S, as I as iguirfsw? S S if rs Sage t S 331982525 Taq qs t X STR R x g S S S , mag 'S -1 Z Q, S Ur, .W:--.,,,.- ' SE IURS YOLAN DA SAENZ Los Amigos President French Club CHRISTOPHER ALAN SAMU Marching Band Stage Band Photo Club SYLVIA MARY SANCHEZ Co-Regent of Art Marching Band CSF DWANE SANDOVAL Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Varsity Club JUAN SANDOVAL RAMIRO SANTANA Varsity Football Varsity Soccer LELA SAXTON ALLEN SCHERTZER Varsity Track V-Ballers MATT SCHMOKE TERRY SCHOFIELD Varsity Track Theatre Guild Bowling Club MILTON RICHARD SCHOLL Knowledge Bowl CSF JOHN SCHRECKENGOST Marching Band Concert Band Stage Band DELIA SCHWEERS GVC V-Ballers Secretary Girls' League Representative LYNDA SEAGREN Varsity Pep Squad Senior Class Secretary Girls, League Secretary CONNIE SELLERS MICHAEL A. SEVERANCE Ecology Club DON SEYBERT Work Experience Major SHARON SEYBERT MICHAEL SHEEHAN Marching Band Concert Band Stage Band MICHAEL SCOT SHERESH LOUIE SHORT Basketball Tennis ROSEMARIE SILVA WENDY SLIJ K Band Treasurer Erudites 'Theatre Guild DAVID SMILEY KARLA JEAN SMITH Erudites President Theatre Guild President GVC KEVEN SMITH PATRICIA ANN SMITH RAY SMITH Wrestling Choir Video Taping Manager SAMUEL G. SMITH Regent of Service Varsity Tennis Interact WILLIAM SNEDDON Photo Club MARK SNIFF PAMELA SPAETH Flag Corps Majorettes gl SE IURS MARC SPETHMAN Baseball Football MARK SPERRY DE AN STANLEY JAMES M. STARR Varsity Wrestling DAN A STEGALL Moto-Cross JAMES R. STEVENSON Knowledge Bowl Chess Club SARA STOUT DANNY STREET J. V. Football CHARLIE STUART Varsity Waterpolo V-Ballers LORIE STUFKOWSKY MARY SUESS Lancerettes LANCE Staff Erudites SHARON SULLIVAN Ecology Club JOHN SUNKEL GLEN SWAN Varsity Football Varsity Track Varsity Cross-Country DIANE E. SZYDELKO GAA Tennis Concert Band Marching Band ANDREA TARANTINO GVC V-Ballers RUTHIE TAYLOR Lancerette Captain Girls' League Representative SANDY TAYLOR Girls' Basketball PAT TEMPLE Theatre Guild STEVE TERRY SD All-Star Hockey Club Varsity Soccer IDYLL Staff JOHN THOMAS Assistant Regent of Service Erudites Vice-President Red Cross MATTHEW THOMAS Ecology Club President Science Club JOHN TIMMONS Regent of Finance Co-Chairman Art Fair Committee lDYLL Staff ROBBIE TOBIAS Theatre Guild, Knowledge Bowl CHERYL TOHIR Concert Band Marching Band FTA LINDA L. TOROK French Club Lance and Pennon GREG TOWNSEND SD All-S tar Hockey Club CINDY TSCHOGL Varsity Volleyball Girls' Varsity Tennis V-Ballers President ml 2-Mi-A LYNN TURNER French Club President CSF KAREN VANCE Bowling Club French Club MARY VAN HEK Knowledge Bowl RICKARD VANN BY Foreign Exchange Student DANNY VEGA Varsity Track Varsity Cross-Country V-Ballers NANCY VENNSTRA Erudites Pepsters ORLANDO VIGIL Theatre Guild LIZ VILENSKY CSF Theatre Guild Racquetball Club ANNETTE VILLALOBOS YVETTE VILLARINO Homecoming Princess Varsity Pep Squad Majorettes MARK VOIGTRITTER Varsity Swimming Varsity Water Polo TIM WALKER Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Varsity Club PATRICK J. WALKOWIAK KENT WALQUIST Sky-Diving Club Cross-Country Track LESLIE WATERMAN DANNY WALTON JIM WAVRIN Concert Band Marching Band NIELS WAYSON LANA WELKER GVC Girls' Badminton Team CSF ROBERT WENDORF Chess Club CSF RON WESP JR. JACK L. WHELCHEL JR. Band Drum Major Concert Band Theatre Guild LAURIE WHITE Lancerettes Campus Life Senator SUSAN WHITTINGTON CSF Life Member V-Ballers GVC BERNARDO WIESNER ASB Vice-President Senator CSF Life Member MELODY WILKINS RAYMOND WILLEY ROBBIN WILLIAMS Pennon Corps Pepsters CSF DEBBIE WILLIS GORDON WILSON Varsity Soccer Interact Club Vice-President NFL KATHLEEN M. WILSON GVC President Varsity Pep Squad Theatre Guild BRYON WINNER MATTHEW ADAMS DAN ALEMAN GLEN ANTONISZYN RICK BIRDSELL BILL BLANK JOSEPH L. BOYKINS JAMES BANKS IAN BREHENY STEPHEN CALLOW TERESA CHASE SUPER SHY SENIORS OF '75 J AYME CLASS MARY CLEMONS JOHN CRAVENS CHARLOTTE CRUMLEY DAVID ESPINOSA TOM FRANK PAUL GRANT JORGE HERRERA CARL HOLT DAN KAHOOKELE PATRICIA WOODS GVC IDYLL Staff Senior Class Treasurer STEVE WOOLWAY Varsity Wrestling Sky-Diving Club FRANCES CAMILLE WORTHINGTON JULIE WULFF Varsity Pep Squad JV Pep Squad CSF Life Member KIM YAGGIE Spanish Club CSF DEAN YAMAGATA Varsity Football Varsity Soccer Interact TOM YAOMOTO JR. ANNA ZIOMEK Varsity Pep Squad JV Pep Squad V-Ballers CONRAD MCKENNA DEBRA JEAN MILLER DIANE MORRISSETTE ROGER BOB MULLIGAN JENNIFER LEE PRICE BARBARA SUMPTER FAYE VALEN ANTOINETTE VIEGELES PATSY WRAITH SE IURS X X,.,..., mi -he ,mm ,W M f 4 ,f ,ff Lo OK 0gu90-UL l.L1hdA QEASVEA is 1025+ WW, M7 Yvfok melon. we seo. cc-AA ww kwa. is SPOJIOEX? cmd Low. Conxim' Owl? ' dance LQMFJQTQXQQ5 Q. 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QED4 SUSAN YVETTE LAURA ANDREA JOYCE LYNDA SHERI LARRY DELIA DALE CINDY BRIAN PATTI MIKE MICHAEL CHUCK RICK GREG JERRY BROVVER We Seniors Stick Together! SENIURS - I' bdicvt in life mgam 'Hit ldv!! H01 Puls love wi!! be -Pound Uzcrc. I belicvz in you , who 594-31:5 +o mt iz' c I bdicvc in MYSUP +815 nop of -I-hg drtvft Ivg aecnpli bud- -those I will- oday 'S he Fir:-S+ ay 0 I Lzlfcvs in as I Talks 06+-rue? and 49:5 In rs ruvzn vb Auf: Gliiwf .mn gn mi? bfcalff oF 1-Wclukl You Barb + -red 1' Low. You. M4 W, .0,4v,Ll Ji'-.d'1cJ:4w ax duvpa. H'- flulcfc 0'w.0Lf'5l4p'-P cuz! be -AML fcrfdmiejjm main, un 51 ill Ghnmana an 3015+ Qlfhlwff- mhnse involved m+Vl0 am maj lift hodkff GNN- aware. QCt6.fi5k Cami llc The RESFI' OF O Lava I5 OUT mwwne Hnvvv br'e.a:Hxe., I+ IS -1-Q L' VQS Larry Q Linda Good-bye to you my trusted friend.We've known each other -Rousseau since we were nine or ten, Together we climbed 'hi Ilsso,an8, trees. Learned of clove and AB S, skinned our hearts and skinned our knees.Goodbye my friend! as lshave grown and my past is now, but a menmry. Good-bye mv friend. 4 n s, - at g.0 J - u . . 0 'v o i o .I 0' o Co ', f p' ol Al 1 0 u 3 Q' QI 12 Gif of , .Q MM PS.ynd70o W AVAILABLE 7 Q75 MWML4 Mo mwaqmk 1.01. SENIURS 50 I1-ui!! endif, Singifij o..50I25 OF long ago Awww Mg, wmpw. P4010 f 1701 -au. 4 -G7,,'N-05 ,u.a.d.. bep,.,,,.,d,dJ 5052 nj 0..s'ow5 QP long ago Carvf Thdmkfj JI-ld fy Halt. ndg G64 bc Z7 '41 -f-A ga ,2,,f,f:'e'Q:,- fo - rfhf 14 ' PM WM Zoyfr1alciS,h41r-Ca.+S, Hao lp14fC0 n1yh'5 -1-rajdd 115 Cffiypenny loo.-Ftrs Bless da-ug-5 ,J-fl, ZCIL2 SQ Q51 1g0gZZy02. ,5- JQA FT!! Q 0 IQ'-!a.O I IJEIVE YBU kk D.D.M. KEEP IT STRAlGP1T he love that binds our friendship has seen eleven .years gone by. From playing dolls to getting calls for High School MIKE and TRACEY TOGETHER A LWAYS Th Cl lf' C TSX XCjyDSl'linL5 N Weill... f N! X like. X ' NX Q Hia .sum on mellow ale - fun and boys. When years are gone and we are old we'll sit and knit our socks as we laugh and cry over the years gone by we know our love will never die. KEEP PUCKIN CLASS OF '75 S EN IOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS U, ,WLM 1, Q53 I I 74? V ! fit, J W' I- f'X F224-Q 'lg , xt h. .. , . ., -rim, , 9 V... ,. , x ' .Mx w ,E S- I 1.1! ,vig P ,' I tmisfm, H ' . nfwl ,ffliffigi A If ,',L f'i F '1'f.f,..fi' f if Pf1'1f,.wl ffs4'ifff,,f Aff A wtf 112-1 1 I 1115? ' ,wise . ' V . fl fy m-ig 1 w A w -,v r, L, W' 1 , .. 51,32 -f N34 7 ,mug x-s1g3f,.Af,, , ws, VZ..-1-,':, r3 , ,.f, LA , ,- , , ' v-ff , -, 0 ., V SANDVICH MOOSE CHUCKLES LINDY LOU BROVVIE BARNEY RASHAD HERRERA GUS GOSCHK DIRTY JACK LITTLE COS GROG I. GROG III. TOMATOE ROOKIE ROY TOMATOE PICKER JIFFY SPEF GOLDEN TOE BOYKINS NOPE DODDS TIMMER COTTON PATCH KOMACOZI GENTRY SENIURS ,THE BAKI5!-NIQH ANN BUNCH v . IDZIII Ubycg Tuluetutg, y GREAT IVXEIVXOVICS P5 FOREVER I - .I WHVQEPI f You know you rgodly S!-Ioufd have made komecemmg C5U99Vlf IVI miss you. pldkey I DANIEL BUTCH I LOVE YOU MUCH LOVE JEFF A JOB WELL DONE BY SENIOR LANCER CHOIR OFFICERS: PRESIDENT- MARK MICHAELS VICE PRESIDENT- LILA OLIX eg? H331 , UJQXD O 5ovvxe,-IIMVM3 qcof U -jeu? me QSIQVX remember -Ifhe. good o 5 Dr veczm fsoda sqspiimkqonffrlsh cmd Q5xip5,LA,1I1 YOLIYQ my Inovxk . I IGM, yon, Svmoffjf ' ELM! if-ri'- N-ui Ei Y-1 ILE1 t ini Vat E11-1 Llixii-flint L-HtE1'L E153 el-11Qliri Ui UBL'-51 lirl if ist' i 19 humanities M R S. C. 74 - 75 im ra lf. men vw-r l xt itf'1 linen Listen mm an-r mer Earn tame: lffritfrt-HUS1 AMERICAN CONFE TTI SENIURS - F The first step toward wisdom is the discovery and acknowledgement of our own 5' ignorance. E SOCRATES E ra E THE RESULTS OFA GOOD EDUCATION FAREWELI. FROIVI Pixies '75 ANNE RAINER GIGI CAROL KATHY MARTY LAURIE NoT PICTURED NANCY AND KATHY Y W ,, Ja all Q,e:5?'Lumd UA 1fu91.U'. Pm-nu wwf 'Ujmfw AQAYJFG Mowvxlwh-0394 m.'KuMLp - M75- 7 FZTPNAF ' 619547 961 FMQJM, C..,fEfe,x Tknwxcnd-Mwok Y' Llmotlkf M D qh 'ftlhdif X 'fi bow-ewvmoafim 311'-OMG . AWLJL Rx LLTQP YN-o.-of ..Q.6J2J'L- B TWHNYASALOT we AJQMJM CHUCK-75 fvfm-we Us SENIURS Tlwnk you l-HIH0p Lwxccfs Porgv 1CQ7r1+Q5+Q Year. We -MGA? you apnr al! ovfyoozr COOIDCVS2 ILf0H. We 177475 A55 Cabfnd Chuck Dly Jgofm -Ummms Bernardo ldiesner Carol Nc !Julff!2 Kick Logsolon HJ mhz l5ec'erf.,z 5yfVf'J KQHQACZ Tirry Houffygzh NUM lem vqckef Kiran FQUI5 5041 6I'lj,?5 SJW Sm 1'-PA jfsfnn ThomQ5 HF5. 54-ew.Qr1 HK fpfddcb THANKS MAMA STEW 6 DUDLEY FOR EVERYTHING WE IJ VE YBU! I-P5 5,10 To THINK THAT HfL1.rop H166 1 AUGUST 14,1974 I WANE ANDOVAL BUT' A'-'45 l'f4U-fop- Do n'oT Fc mQf7 IS Losing rrk fmfsr Guy, ia -D S Q 1 V' L jk. S',q,,upevnL Foe 2 M046 yflms wif! ge Hens- I HATE 70 eo- A0165 murop 247117, ZAaw4yp7. few-Z-6-e 04 Qfvfai -rl.. l?7la16.'bf1 76'QW f-'ww F567-'72 774.c40bA,2'11-617,01 K ' I Mila leg. ,mf due! H423! i,,44, 7099607714 f7!!y GET YouR HEFID G0 GUS AT HEAFIT I R--v rufxfi 'lf5G-E111-IE SENIURS D. Qaccoon, Mana Widhdki-PG, L.A. H. B? THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES. YOUR CHIEF EXECUTIVE REVV K D Hn:5LPms3,s:. P mxfhfe -'Pn.n. -f-141. yan-gn. J-o12An4.f 75041, 7b-wat Uma' TJMM, ffoafuaf, QA'-013 BUT IIWQY55 FI HMC n I musk go Idh od fi +0 :groin ol der novxg mg iime I5 near. 'm wfo FYI CFIYHY Morr- LU C i5 4fU5 1 UGLER TIne-Iimdxasifirulky quits 5 5-IIN 6405+ I I I llrhen HUM all. SQCYYOYW 6 . 'flour each 0-F our ways. May-H1 P5 Ahud br'ivxq.eS 'Pond mzmorucs -those we if-L vin bahind. weakov suqnc Gerd Treasurer '14, 15 Skcrrs' b0h:'H.lCYl rt, 'WIC -Ilf'14i+ics'l Edeoarde IS -L mor. Bfoikv Tuck, Imissyoul. Mark you kow I-Fu,l.Mary, Cfizy, bid' we had Dum. Szvolelko S mae. Amr IXQWIC ualru 3332 4 num S 4.5. 7 P L, ff' 1 W-r df .,.,,--0 wi I Nur 3 SE IURS mga' Jswwf. I-louis' wha? wx- . fill' '2J,,u Lnbmvl H. 1.5. gnu, -C-:PCJMJ -eh,-1 Nhmlfv Ms-xii' mama Z5 123159 L2'fg1.e mam, ALI HLIGH1 oz, .Mmm m0,Qfs3mQ1555 'Tv TWe f'M'7M:6aam ff-f?flZ woRL.o5 GREATEST H3h'l' gufdoifwhv 'is ,Some-Hmcg wra Ueml SIQ K Pave, S3de,Id0f li If ff'g,g-Vhfffgm Q, CJ-WU'yovvL mlfxo foafi 6 5 5 9 :nm QERQQHE BU' 7m VERY -'S ,OLE 15 gp' m'CL Y 'i'f H 2 0' - 1315 ,f - -5 , f- Uffigfaqgl U sd xfbii- A4 fgf 3 'O'1f8v+.gm 0VFan': VV, x9-Vouk ,WA 'ive -I-Henk you and RJ? 6016, CQDqFS+ulQ+iOh5 +04-kv. Seniors on Q 'Ong 4? , ,Mfg xx 5+.,w1f who tb ?N'f l -M hjppeg yivejki :llixi5b + CMC!! Nj YQQWS xfl L LS Ii 1W+ha+ I-MIMO? wk H Um' 5eU EIN 4 1 :qs ,, - , . WF lf LKFVQI k A' 1 gb, ibm 4 w aw LN, , 'lf f' M, I Q7 ARTF IR 75 Beginning with Pantomimes presented by talented members of Theatre Guild, Art Fair '75 was an example of the abundant creativity and good will evident at Hilltop. Lancers were able to raise over 700 dollars for the Exploring Family School through club sales and the grand finale of the week, the auction, with Mr. Fetter presiding as the auctineer. A special thanks to Mrs. Christensen, faculty advisor, and the Art Fair Committee. Sw. l , 3:1- JP 40 K :. f 'll 'R f 0 J' lr nllghten Q C-'I E ' ,gig 1 ii Vi 5 l21 Q A o c . . 12, h , Q zln .,.. VmVA V ,- 'Wx 4 f K1 f, ,, : Z 341. ,A 2 A ,Q QA iw .M V . N , ,, ,. I an ' K if U , Mfg: ,iff 'W yi uf? xxx' N. 5 yi ,L A ,t fs- 'K mg, , DWL at -e , . N . 'Ag' . , ' it S A W J Sufi- is NL, wi '- 4 wi ,. W -, I W .5 ,W wwf' .M ' flee ffif -f mq,.i.3i.f t ,NM KK-- S Q wi '-g l,.',Xf' Q if A fs: I ,sw ' ,. 'S -niast I , 3-fbi' S S. S 'Q' M f . f-1 1- Ravi- - . . We 'Ji A N. wifi?- e-, at 'K' f 5- ,f,1fggq5' - A V A ,-sr twig! .3 N ew 4 e - I 71 iw: -Y 1' G Wai' www ' .eifik p . - 1 'sw- K :if -'F Qfffar as A .v -isis M ,-f -t 1'Wf.a-niaiws ,.,5.12i,,Q2m ' , H , 1 5 ,. fi ej2?,fizA,gu . an J 1352?-2. A ,5,,,.g:Nw,w5gU Wgffv , sw' - q,,1.NMf.i,,X- 5 . . , 4. , ggi.: wi: Ml., , L l , Liners WF wise uv gi if 4 ' ,A yy , 451' X Q1-.,,gg.v N- J' m sigh- 7. x'2SSigH5i: fmt Q X W 4 t e ' ka sg-im: , W .. Q1 1 :H is ' LSE? 'fwi' 2 5 . . , 13:51 2 ' - i f ff' 'L v ' f ieles be , -. 6 1.5 if, if 1, 'Q ,Mxpf ,qw ft. i,3'ewm-. A . W . v km 3 2. ,S : 11'f'?'.J'2ii. : ,Q , w Mwf5iVTfiTiZ i 4 . K ft V W '22, mf se , . f f i ' is 5 S' fm 5 i - '- ' hmh' 7 :Tmfa fs- i: , 3 3 3 - If .:,,. fig u.-f14,2- .Wf 1-it 115'SLlti't , ,, .,,.?:.U.,i 'vii- iii, T16 :rf :ii 7 ,,:. 5 'f i t Ni? Ur as-N' . .,,,, ww ,. . 1' , 4'w1,,gQ,. I ,,... , bffi -- ,,, . , . THIS PAGE - upper left: Second Semester Girls League Representatives. OPPOSITE PAGE - upper left: Debbie Cave fSecretaryl, Joyce Philpot fPresidentl, Marlene Epstein fVice Presidentl, Laura Bounds flreasurerjg bottom: First Semester Representativesg upper right: Miss Sybert lAdvisorl FESTIUALS Memorie Refleet a Great Year l:55k'i?i?5?i1?iil5 MQW Q e,e,, L V -: 1' Ya, ,. ,Le.n,, W, , .,eL.,,,.e,LA,v,. ,e,,eLL. n,,eee, , A L, 1, N...-,, ,f-.-f 'Q--1 , s 'L A 5' , ff 1 ....,.,, I - an S Boutique Sews Its Wag to Success 1 fzi ,.,: j f f 2 E? ,5v.:-' 'haWN.s,Ms-.nl ' M., f,,,..M: my I lv W- .4 X' . .,::. :. ,qua In FESTIU LS - AIice's Adventures Hilltop High presented their Sixteenth Annual Variety Show, March 13 and 14 in the gym. Talented actors and hard working stage assistants all combined to make Alicels Adventures a huge success. The show was written and directed by Karla Smith, Kathy Wilson, and Sheri Harding. Production choreographers were Kelly Foss, Kathy Longerbone, and Toni Moody. The cast included Sheri Harding as Alice, Chuck Day as the Rabbit, John Timmons portraying the Carrot, Julie Wulff and Judy Hale as Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum, Jim Gore as the Cheshire Cat, Mike Brower as the Jockey, Mary Cole with the part of the Caterpillar, Polly Garrett as the Doormouse, Roy Bottger playing the Mad Hatter, jennifer Price as the Bird Lady, and Karla Smith reigning supreme as the Queen. The Footmen were: Dale Dodds, Jose Hanono, john Coleman, and John Timmons. Geoff Dawson was the King, the Judge was played by Jerry Cappos, N Kathy Wilson performed as Old Alice and Patti Long played the Dumb Guy. Many other students, too numerous to mention, also gave generously of their time. The variety acts were among the most exciting Hilltop has ever had, as evidenced by the enthusiastic and appreciative audience. Effective sound and lighting, under the direction of Sam Smith, John Thomas, and Gordon Wilson complemented the excellent acting on stage. All those who took an active part in the presentation of this year's show should be congratulated for producing a Variety Show unparalleled by any in Hilltop's past. All of the Lancers wish to extend a special thanks to Mrs. Maxine Shofner, Mr. Orville Shofner, and Mr. Don Marshall, the show's faculty advisors, for their help and guidance. if 2 . kg - if G Behind the Scenes of Sueeess THIS PAGE - lower left: Geoff Dawson and Sheri Harding in The Impossible Years, presented at Studio Night by the drama department: upper right: Theatre Guild officers, Karla Smith CPN-s.J, jenny Redding fVice Pres.J, Kathy Wilson lsweetheartl, and Peggy Pavka lSec,lg lower right: Death of a Salesman, with Gary Faucher, Mark Graves, and jenny Reddingg bottom: Theatre Guild with their advisor, Mr. Shofner. 5 . -1 W., . ,,, f if A I - ., L ,, ...Q L., KL . 'EKZQSQN1 W W ' L rgeggj f flian legal f - ,- wrt 1 Qu' Working Toward the Future Today .. . ff A 4,-V 5 4,.,.Q- .L N to ,ff L1 1 ai' THIS PAGE - uppc-r left: CSF officers, left to right, Fernando Ruth lPres.l, jonny Redding lVice Prus.l, Carole George- lSc-ol, and Lyn Collinsworth llrlistorianlq middle left: Senior CSF mcmbvrsg bottom leftg junior CSF me-mbersg below rightg Sophomore CSF mcmbersg bottom right: CSF advisors Mrs. Pietruszka and Mr. Kronzer. It FESTIUALS - Erudlte Extend Friendship THIS PAGE: Middle left- Kinta Katsumata is from Japan. With a great sense of humor, Kinta tries hard to participate in Hilltop's affairs. Below left- Erudite officers are, from left to right: back row, Danny Sanders, Social Chairmang Lisa Russell Treasurer, Peggy Pavka, Secretaryg middle row, John Thomas, Vice President, Gloria Balestreri, Vice President, front, Karla Smith, President. Above right- Erudite members are advised by Mrs. Shofner and Mrs. Adorno. Middle right- Betty Schotte, with an outgoing personality, is an exchange student from Sweden. An accom lished cellist Bett is a welcome addition to P 1 Y the school orchestra. Throughout the World + 1 W W I '-L 1 V 'ff Aify' n . .M I Ng 3 A , . E Er s. , 5 s r , V Q, 1: . ,ptgyfx aggf ,nz we A5 X -rx H if ' E' Instruments sparkling ln the sun precise rows of green and Wh1tC a snappy tune flowing with the breeze crashing cymbals, boomlng drums HERE COMES THE LANCER BAND! Sw mm wi E 224253 1.49: ess: rsslr ,xi 'J , 1 .X,k Ai Q H. WM ., f an ' I V M ,I . ' h .3 sis. f, ,W x wx we iw if 'Mn 'X 1- FESTIUALS - lancerette March with Spirit and Pride CLOCKWISE: Lt. Linda Friebergs, Lt. Kathy Lee, Lt. Michelle Pelzcar, Lt. Kathy Longerbone. FRONT: Capt. Ruth Taylor. This year's Lancerette officers led the wt .. f is V 5 Lf l , H I 5 'L ' 5 Mis- A r1f1m 1 ef ww -M-fa -1 3 ' 3 H , if. A-WL E! Q 'z Lg if 1 I . ft5!.-- nf' i V, -,L 'gf' - i' ':il5lS5F' 5 of hi K . Lancerettes on to many victorious parades, by their hard work and many after-school ' w practices. Throughout this year of work and reward, the Lancerettes kept their smiling faces H A ' A e and great spirit. X K K ' ff' K i f-, W K I 4' ,Q a..,,... N K ii, rK,,V I 'iz T it iiit A i i ahmmwww hir ,if 5, mit: ,Ky fm, kj.. My V ,M iimmny 5 W ww- K ,z ii'hwim.f,.,-i:f - . ii- -i I K K -5 im? W, ' Y V Y ., - ,. ,wwf 'Y ,, ' . if f f: -. . :' :5: fiia5515fS5f,- 1 I 5, ' U G was W Si ies N ,TZ 3 t V J 2:1-E: ,V-1 :2 , E ,viii ,M L53 T My sk i If' -' I in 4 L T ,,.,,.?,,pg M E we 3 1 T f L' H www if ' 3 if E , .. ,U M-1 .V , ..A, .T Lancerettes from left to right, BACK ROW: Nancy Schanke, Katy Mickschl, Polly Garrett, Gene Hulteniue, Mary Gain, Nancy Boyden, Eva Rlioilm-s, Gloria Adams, Teresa Medrano. SECOND ROW: Ingrid Helton, Donna Fickes, Susan Acupido, Kathy Olix, Ruth McMurtry, Cathy Nary, Cindy McCoy. THIRD ROW: Kristin Burns, Cindy Witte, Rochelle Giertz, Emily Dias, Cindy Schumacher, FOURTH ROW: Sandy Greenleaf, Debbie Campbell, Silvana Torik, Debbie Bonparte, Daria Dawson. FIFTH ROW: Linda Friebergs, Robin Bowman, Kathy Longerbone. SIXTH ROW: Kathy Lee, Michelle Pelczar. FRONT FESTIUALS Specialty Corps Realize Dreams 0f Perfection Parades, pageants, and halftime shows. The girls in Flags, Majorettes, Letter Carriers, and Pennons each add to the moment in their own special way. Behind them are many hours of hard practice, spent striving for perfection. Their reward: self satisfaction. THIS PAGE upper- from left to right, Flags: Mary Cole, Judy Hale, Cindi Clarke,'.Capt. Carol McAuliffe, Carol Davis, Terry Hourigan, Beth Royall, and Sheri Harding. THIS PAGE lower from left to right, Pennons: Rebecca Swindall, Capt. Barbara Goschke, Lori Larson, Janis Hall, Debbie May, Diane Wright, front- Karen FitzGerald, and Jo Millhone. OPPOSITE PAGE upper- from left to right, Majorettes: Debbie Fitzgerald, Pam Spaeth, Marie Pattison, and Capt. Theresa Masar. THIS PAGE lower- from left to right, Letter Carriers: Lisa Partee, Kris Dominquze, Susan Moody, Capt. Kathy FitzGerald, Donna Young, Robin Mitchell, Lupe Caloca and Sharon Ogilvie. I 4. . f' .X 37' f t ., ' - IL nf N 1 ' X 18. 'Q b 8 1s ' H - 1 .2?f-U tg w 7 7 5 UL X-if -. 1... .' 1 .. . I,-gg.-1 A A X . . 1 .s s ' 1 f5 6 .. h W .X - K .. ff g f - f y X5 . w ,Q 2 ...- ' E xg-:::.:. -: FESTIUALS . W. . ..a'aH.- . 223:-Haan , , D , .,,W . ,.., 5 Q 1 J 3 W 1 T 1 1 l 1 1 x ,, L wg. sean: 1 M s- , M w Q K . - Q. - ' ' i ll' '- akin l. I: an up fi , :Jn I ig g li, ' 3 ' ' 'P u. , '- X , 'E Y li 4 ' 'f 'f 'WWFm . -4 -gi um. - L ' L, , ,Q ' L. g aE?,'t,- :L A.r.4.f . - jxv, Q f , it L. -LY ,bein .cfm Esifsfi -eg-gn, . 57x9Qg1..vl31 Q f E:'f.n':'r1-r:,. f .miie-?'f,3w. xy . I-: E A A 1??qN:33',:t:.:Tu,,i?l.k. ,T-., y . 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Rainer Busch OPPOSITE PAGE: top to bottomg Tim Walker, Princess Yvette Villarino, Rick Lee, Princess Valinda Rodriguez, Chuck Day, Princess Lynda Seagren, Dale Dodds, Princess Laura Bounds, Queen Carol Dowell, B.M.O.C. Rainer Busch. FESTIUALS Homecoming Week 'M l Homecoming '74 began with excitement and enthusiasm. The week was highlighted by a festival of activities in the square during lunch. Teachers and students alike were entertained with the antics of the BMOC skits, the fervor of the Chariot races, and by the Slave Auction. The week was accented by the Princesses' and Pep Assemblies, and tension began to mount as the Big Man On Campus was announced. 1974's Homecoming was brought to a dramatic conclusion as we welcomed back our alumni to Hilltop's Homecoming football game. Anticipation grew with the arrival of halftime and the crowning of our Homecoming Queen, Carol Dowell. Halftime was highlighted by a magnificent display of fireworks, and a successful victory over Mar Vista. A week, a night, and a game to fill our memories in the years to come. M x Friendship is an attitude: Sparkling eyes and smiles of contentment, Expressing affection between two friends and Sharing the amusement of high school life. The year has come to a beautiful end, but The feeling of loss hangs heavy within us. All we have left are memories. , K ali? vm W Q5' if . c - .Q c , i ' W ' .s , M, A f if , F., ,: Q7 ,af ow ff-- ' ' , i- 'Q .panty . me-,f fe, if ' ' 0 i 1 K X j ,B .Q 1 r 'H Y A ' A 'f . s-.. .- A 4' If , at 7 - S X- , t M . , , , , , if ,E H. x. ,L ,W K f 5' 1 , ' 1, ' Q- if.. We K 1'-, X 1 l J , K -. q w .- -. it i 1 s it 5 - . -5 .A ,gag M - 4,. T - 1 .- .' Yi A v F 4 6 lf: A '1, '5i' , f ' - ' K ' K 1 K Q15 - .. W -1 ' 1 , - a. , , .. L 5 - 1 Q QQ t ' - ' - V- :Q 41 ,,., K N ' 35 if fi ,A 1755 Q ' ,, 1 , rr . ' li V- V - ' . I L ' Q ti S 'fi .fussy 5 -n ri 2. E :ka - E 7, , 4 ii?iKL.5?5g413,2E5 it L . , ET. 'T - . N1 e 5 'f?ff,fi. Y -- .P i e? ' .. 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M111 asa? 98 l Idgll '75 2 , 3 2 , i t in I .il . ,,tf 'x WN ii? . 1 A F i we Z .if 'lik YT W' .tw '. tr ....... ,Marius New ideas and a positive attitude were what ldyll Staff needed. Mrs. Jan Vach and our Editor Mary Cole helped us achieve this goal by their enthusiastic support and leadership. ldyll Staff '75 would like to express our appreciation. IDYLL STAFF - left to right, top row: Steve Terry, Beth Reno, Student Life, Patty Woods, Staff Assistant, Buddy Green, Roy Bottger, Sports, Mary Moore, Georgia SanChez, Advertising, Sonja Helton, Lynn Riley, Seniors, Linda Sanders, Sophomores, Ingrid Helton, Juniors, John Timmons, Business Manager, Mrs. Jan Vach, Advisor. Bottom row: Chuck Cate, Photographer, Mary Cole, Editor, Sharon Wotherspoon, Danny Sanders, Faculty, Julie Wulff, Copy Editor, Suzanne Scott, Laura Bounds, Student Life. ' wc, as 4, n - f . 1,3-4 P, - .. . Y f e viify X H a: ' 92.55 337' , ff M35-:i.gwvg5iWgfk1gz,,k ' Am wifak f a,1'3EESusggLg 213, ,ww my ,X gm',1gq,. gi 7 ' . f S mi ' ' Q-gg! , ii: sg sf- Wi, , a 4 J agwm . 1 4 'J 5 1. 1 as 14 I 'iw T23 'i F.. Bonita hears Hilltop footstepsg rlvalry will be hot contest tonight as many people participating ln as many things as possible. Berger praises Hilltop When asked what his impression of Hilltop was. Mr. Alexander Berger replied. l think Hilltop is a very clean and pretty school and the administration is very polite and co-operative. Mr. Berger coached football at Coronado High before transferring to Hilltop where he now teaches science fie- tion, remedial math and family life. Jogging and cooking are some of the ways he spends his spare time along with other recreational ac- tivities. Mr. Berger plans to do the very best blob he can this year at llllltop Mrs, .lan Vach, ldyll adviser and Vista's sister clty lrapuato, lVlC7UbU. The subject of the contest, held las April for Chula Vista's junior and senior high school students was. l would like to visit lrapuato, Mexico. Chula Vistas sister city and live for a week with a Mexican family becausezf' I wrote my essay last April during Spanish class in the cafeteria, Cathy related, and then after being interviewed in May l was told that l'd won! Improve Spanish Cathy originally decided to enter the contest because, l thought it would be a good chance to practice and improve my Spanish. Cathy was recognized for her accomplishments last June at one DCl0l'C U'HVCllllg LU !IdpUkiLU, we spent four days and tive nights in Mexico City, sightseeing, shop- ping, and just having a good time. We visited the Museum of Anthropology, the pyramids. and the Ballet Folklorico, a world renowned dance company. Strawberry Capital Following their stay in Mexico City, the group took a bus to Irapuato, in the state of Guana- juato. lrapuato is a city of 180,000 people located in the center of Mexico. The area is known as the strawberry capital ofthe world, but manufacturing and other industries also abound. The climate is much like Chula Vista. noted Cathy, and it iv i athletics. i. Balsley explai Girls' Varsity one requiren continued, tl earned Ll lettel sports tvolley ball, or badml Officers thi Kathy Wildl Gloria Balel Yamagata, sd think the cl successful. M advisor, Kath ideas. and we planned, Gll Such activi silk screens ffl daughter ni sports night, ' tat which you of Girls' Var A 0l'giillllZCU Ill Happiness iz shirtsl. jg The turkey near Thank: divisions will winner of eac turkey. Seco . will receive ' l l L for the club 'V Girls like Boys Val will buy a letti the boys do,' A movie, about the Oly soon. lt's a bi: direction fortl Vol. XVI Hilltop High School Chula vista, ca, NOV-81 1974 tl.g.1tllf.t'th if dHiUf011 Senate off to a bad start Hillto 's n 'yt - - , . ' , A. , awed mst place for their parade V M P' 'CW sys ern of better senator representation took a giant lea ,mme backwards when elections were held two weeks ago. Each grade level fell short of the needed candidates to fill senate scatf Flags receive lirst place Ballots were handed out .to students in advisory lo fulfill the demo Last 'years' senate througl amendments in the constitution made the change whereas instear of having the usual nine senatorf per grade level, there would be one senator for each advisory sup,- posedly giving better representa- tion. Under the old system with the nine senators usually two or three would have to report to two ad- yisories. The only problem to the new system is that in the past few years there hasn't been enough petitions filled to have one senator per ad- visory system. lt showed in this last election. Many students felt it was a farce since all of the candidates would be elected because ofthe few candidates. Vice-president, Bernardo Weisner said, l think the best thing to do would be to revise the election code at the first or second senate meeting. There is talk among the senior Girls start their own Balsley concll ft ' I b Vafi!I!...f 011 A service and social club organized to promote girls' athletics, is how Mrs. Janet Balsley explainsthe purpose of the Girls' Varsity Club, 'We have only one requirement, Mrs. Balsley continued. that a girl must have earned a letter in one ofthe CIF sports tvolleyball. softball, basket- ball, or litldllllllltllll. Oflicersithis year are: President, Kathy Wildon: vice president. Gloria Balestreri, and Susan Yamagata, secretarystreasurer, I think the club 'is going to be successful. Mrs. Balsley is a good advisor, Kathy has a lot ofexciting ideas. and we have many activities planned. Gloria said. Such activities include making silk screens for all the sports, dad- Cltlllgllltil' night, a turkey trot. sports night, and a spaghetti dinner tat which you will see the members of Girls' Varsity Club dressed in Happiness is Girls Athletics T- shirtsl, The turkey trot will take place lt is 4:29 pm ani' up l street at 6 time for a Pepster 902 at 4:30. As yo your left turn on run into approxilr eagerly marching the drums and cy make your turn or hitting l0 peoplel up to Hilltop Dr. l can't make your I these 100 peopl Marching Lane striving' for perfec During the sur major. Lancerette ps, and malorette honors at their va Whelchel .luck Whelehel, major, received a at summer camp place out fo l50. ' promising year, .l the specialty corps near Thanksgiving. Different camps so it looks l divisions will each run a mile. The starting to pull tog winner of each group will receive a M r. Don M arsl turkey. Second and third places tor, also very plea will receive a pumpkin pie. Dues numerous transft for the club are Sl.00 per year. schools and the Girls Varsity Club is exactly from summer e like Boys Varsity Club. The girls forward to a year Sf Q 0 Peymrters to hold ff Director prodicte good spzrzt breakfast . , ear for dram 'hz F001 driving be on i room l make e. you people etween Fi can't fithout t back gh you n time. elilltop l, are drum ag cor- ok top ips. 5 drum trophy fourth : a real rl, All at their ,hing is l direc- With other honors look , if not with two-toned gloves. Lancerette officers for l974 captain, Ruth Taylor, lieutenants Kathy Kathy Lee, Linda Frieberas Michelle Pelczar. -Kathy hone proudly stated. looking forward to this year and were really about the corps. At the Barbara drill team camp summer. the Lancerette received first place lor their routine. Flags receive first place The Flag Corps spent r their time during the summer sewing 8,000 sequins on their uniforms, Going to camp at' Barbara. the llags received place lor their parade routine. captain ol' the flag corp is Carol McAuliffe. Terry Hourigan, a member ol' Flags says. I think the corps will be good because were all really good friends and we have a lot ol' skillf' The Majorettes. with Captain Theresa Marar. received liirst place this summer at Redlands. Theresa leels that the majorettcs cooperate uell, With parades and halftimes right around the corner. the marching Lancers strive to he number one. A - . . 1 1 O06 two 'lore tri-Chief . .. ---A RUSS tlidltor -.Daft Manager 44,,, ...i.,...,...,. C Oftltle tour editor ....,..,...,.......... . , . Brian Reporters ....,...,,..........,,,. ,.., . . .... Kristin Thompson Debbie Avery, Karen King Lance Stall . . . .Keri Cedeno, Marlene editor , . . ,...,.......,,,.., Marla T editor , , , .,,.. MGVY e editor .,., .... L isa ...Mrs.SharonY Cl 6 OO Oct. 4 -- Football at Bonlta Vlsta: Water Polo vs. Montgomery, home: CC at BOIIHB Vista: Pep Assembly. Oct. 5 - Flesta de La Luna Parade Oct. 7 -- Plcture make-up: Jr. class ottlcer petltlons available: Varsity Club Candy Sale starts -- Oct. 7-18 Oct. 8 - WP vs. Chula - Home: Volleyball - Gym Oct. 9 - Jr. class petltlons due Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Chula - Oct. 12 Oct. 15 Home Oct. 17 -- VB - at Mar Vlsta: Jr. class oftlcor election - Football vs. Montgomery - Homer WP vs. San Dlgulto - Awayg CC - Home - Papster Splrlt Breadtast l - Escondido Tournament ot Band - V8 vs. Sweetwater - Home: WP at Sweetwater: CC vs. Chula - -- VB at Caotlo Park: Academic Awards Assembly tell how many moons hive passed ilmf lm ,re do ilk Nik my a dept. ell as to the hest Nov, 20, Il. and 22 are the dates li this yeark lull production, Ylze Man Who fume to Dinner. l think that this play will he popular with the audience it is a last paced. moving Mr. Sholiner said. A coming cient is the Readers lfestiutl to he held at San Diego State. Tryouts lor the higgest produc- ' ri ol' thc year. Hilltopis variety will hegin alter Christmas situation. The script tor the shovt is in the process ol being sw ritten and is plgiiiricd to he rt surprise when trirtciled. C 'astle-Park hardest competition Hosted ht Hilltop last year. the One Act Play l'esti'xal will he hosted lip Bonita this year and will take place in the last week in .lgiitttgiii Wheat .lslxttl xx ho will he the lltlllltfsl cornpctitton. Nlr. Sholncr connnented that he really didn't know, but tr.itlrtton.illy Castle Park urls one or their inosl tlilliicult competitors. The only icduiretiicrit to lic gihlc to tryout lor .i part in sonic ol thc coming plays and proditezioiis is to he gi nienilver ol' the Theatre Ciuild Kar L.. W .A :ZZZ gg -:., :. 1 :-, ,. Q aa ggi E 'N 1 8 if 5 ,::. .ff Q7 ,sv ,455 K- ' iffy it , , 2 if E f 5 'k ,z. 9 J, ,Q Q' as ,E 2 fm- , wgi .eb -3 2 iw 5 aw Nvwwxm i ka leader hip Shine with Quality Our ASB leaders are a great example of the quality we strive for at Hilltop High School. President Chuck Day, Vice President Bernardo Wiesner, and Secretary Carol McAuliffe display constant hard work and dedication as we look upon 1975 as being one of the best years ever. RWAL URDERS - Regents . . . llmtmg our ASB By working hard throughout the year, making it possible for us to become involved in a variety of activities, these Regents have developed into friends as well as associates. ln the business atmosphere in which they work, there is still the laughter illustrating the closeness these people have found. Serving in his first year as Dean of Student Activities at Hilltop is Mr. Mike Pradels who, through his leadership, has bound the ASB Regents into lasting relationships. MH 'I 'f.'v ,io Q I W! x RWAL URDERS Regents: THIS PAGE-upper left: john Timmons lFinaneel and Kathleen Pickett lAsst. Financel: lower left: Marty Becerra and Sylvia Sanchez lArtjg upper right: Terry Hourigan flflectionsjg middle right: Rick liogsdon lfktivitieslg lower right: Audrey Stewart fMama Stewl. OPPOSITE PAGlf-middle left: Mike Pradels lDean of Student Activitiesjg upper center: Karen Falls lPeplg middle center: Sam Smith fServiceJ and John Thomas lAsst. Servicel: lower center: Sue Briggs lllublicityl, Student Government in Aetion . . . Senate '74-'7 N, x ef 'N .., 4. in I THIS PAGE - upper left: Student Forumg middle: Second Semester Senators lower left: Student Forumg upper right: Student Forum. OPPOSITE PAGE upper right: First Semester Senators. RWM. URDERS - P THIS PAGE - upper left: Health Careers officers, left to rightg Jeanne Langseth fVice Pres.l, Jayme Class lSec.l, Patty Woods lPres.j, and Mrs. Ozanne lAdvisorl: below left: Mrs. Ozanne, Health Careers and Red Cross advisorg upper right: Red Cross officers, Geri Groth fPres.J, Fernando Roth fVice Pres.J, and Patti Long lSec.l. MIDDLE- Red Cross Representativesg below right: Lance and Pennon makes a mountain of popcorn for the game. l Q M282 I L 1, Y 6 9 g 1' , J Q A 'X was fig l rf ,S KA Q ' ' - 4 s 1 'gd A-W-X ,kg Q 5 K lotsa EE gb 1 1 JW? Sewing Helping 'li 5 4111 zz YL? J eg X , Learning .Qi K ji! 212.5 A helpful nurse and her Pennon. i I RW L URDERS 4 THIS PAGE - upper left: Sam Smith, Regent of Serviceg upper middle: Mr. Pradels, advisor of Lance and Pennong upper right: assistants are a comfort to an ailing studentg above: Lance and Pennon seems to produce a never ending supply of refreshments: left: Members of Lance and THIS PAGE - upper right: S Club officers, Patty Chastain lCorresponding Secretaryl, Cheryl King fTreasurerl, Leslie Hope lVice Presidentj, Jayne Arns fPresidentJ, Patty Hardy fRecorcling Secretarylg middle left: Mr. Loney Peacock, Key Club advisor, center: S Club with advisor, Mrs. Carol Shaw: bottom right: Key Club. OPPOSITE PAGE - upper left: Interact officers, Jerry Cappos llpresidentl, Dale Dodds lsecretaryj, Gordon Wilson fVice Presidentj, Mike Knops C'Iirc-asurc-rj: middle right: Interact: bottom left: Mr. John Rindone, Interact advisor. :-rf, . f yi.. -5 Q. 1, 3.3 i 1 'c. , .nf 45: ,, .g .ff -1 if Eb f V? I 1 'K 8 . . , A e Y eeee L f-W-ww. Lv-. fe? J,i,e.M,. Y 4 3, .4 , 4 Y W, . N1 gl ' x Serviee Club . . . Helping 0ur Sehool and Community ff M 4 1v'N ff , 2 ifxififix 'l' RUYAL URDERS - Talent Brings Hilltop' Creativity Alive THIS PAGE - upper left: One of Hilltop's many roving shutterbugsg below left: Mike Chandler develops his pictures in the photo lab: upper right: Art Guild members with their advisor, Mr. Scott: below right: Art Guild officers, Sylvia Sanchez fVice Pre-s,l, Janis Hall fSec.l, and Marty Becerra fPres.J. OPPOSITE PAGE - upper left: Choir officers, Linda Taylor fSec.l, Lila Olix fVice Pres.J, Janice Murphy fTreas.l, and Mark Michaels fPres.jg lower left: Choir members getting in tune, upper right: Photo Club members: lower right: Mr. Marshall, Choir director: bottom: Lancer Choir. f fffjflpf SS' ,' : me B4 ea , X ' vig r wir? p age '. if 35 2 ,,,, - , 1 if 35 , E, i , P ,fx X 4 f E B 1' 'NUR X RUVAL URDERS Hilltop Club Encourage Student Involvement THIS PAGE: Above right- Ecology Club officers, from left to right: Mat Thomas, Pres. Mike Ecoffey, Vice Pres.g Linda Taylor, Sec. Below right-a Chess Club member concentrates upon a move. Middle left- Science Club officers, from left to right: Jeff Dean, Vice Pres.g Cathy Nary, Se-c.g Rick Lee, 'l'res.g Richard Quandt, Pres, Below left- Science Club members. Miss Rivard is their advisor. in 1 , A M3i Ii-ia' S. - ,V-A X-.4 ,C We ,s Q S if ur THIS PAGE: Middle rightAA chess club participant takes a break between moves. Below right- Ecology Club members, advised by Mr. Fletcher. Above left-Sign Language Club with their advisor Mr. Clarno. Middle left- Chess Club members with Mr. Robinson, advisor. Below left- Chess Club officers, from left to right: james Stevenson, Pres.: Tauge Diver, Vice Pres.: Pete Denlea, Treas.g Hilda Cook, Sec. i QQQQ 12. sw 'Y' Q xi 'f ' P , . .. if 'A P fe if -.'i I i i' I i ii ' 'iiz PQ- ,.., . ,vizy N : ,:.': il? 2 K It '13 K ez ,fe- ' K Lk ,tf, ,af x RWAL URDERS L... i si? Ji E ul .si M HK lg is . ,. , -JW THIS PAGE-top: Knowledge Bowlg middle left: Knowledge Bowl officers, Tim Nader, Richard Quandt, Dan Murphy, James Malaneyg middle right: Mrs. Jane Field, Knowledge Bowl and Young Wings advisory bottom right: Young Wings. OPPOSITE PAGE-upper left: NFLg middle right: Mr. Nelson Dometrius, NFL advisory bottom right: Young Wings. E uf... ...4.A,.... L ' I i,,'Y,. 'Zi I . :JW -. -,xg A ,jA,:,-, Q , ,'2:+e,,,, ,. , 4 . ,,,Nj't, '- mYtf,. - Q K ,, t V V e Rf f A. Students Join Together to Share Knowledge SJ' 3 ta i . it RWM. URDERS - Clubs Explore Adventure and Romance of Foreign Cultures OPPOSITE PAGE v upper left: French Club officers, Lily Retana fSgt. at Armsl, Lynn Turner lPres.J, and jennifer Price Nice Pres.lg lower left: French Clubg lower rightg Spanish Club officers, Cathy Nary lPres.j, Reid Nuttall Wice Pres.j, janalee Hughes l'l'reas.J, and Barbara Harpenaau lSec.j. THIS PAGE - lower left: Spanish Clubg upper right: German Club officers Sonja Helton lVice Pres,j, Carole George lSec.l, and Dt-Lynn Green lPres.jg lower right: German Club. CENTER - Los Amigos Club with President Yolanda Saenz behind the wheel. RWAI. URDERS Aetive People Group Together to Participate in Sports T5 , . RQ 5:5 r ysw'g+f,,'rf s C M THIS PAGE - Top: Boys' Varsity Clubg middle left: Mr. George Fetter, Bowling Club advisorg lower middle leftg Mr. john Purvis, V-Baller advisorg middle rightg Mr. John Baumgarten, Boys' Varsity Club advisorg lower middle right, Mrs. Janet Balsley, Girls' Varsity Club advisor, bottom left: V-Baller officers, Cindy Tschogl lPresidentl, Rainer Busch QVice Pres.l, Delia Schweers QSecrc-taryj, George Duran 1Treasurerj. OPPOSITE PAGE-upper right: Bowling Clubg middle left, Bowling Club officers, Joe Braun Cljresidentl, Larry Milhone QVice Pres.l, Janet right: Girls' Varsity Clubg bottom left: Girls' Varsity Club officers, Kathy Wilson flaresidentl, Gloria Balestreri fVice Pres.l, Susan Yamagata fsecretary-Treasurerl. RWAL URDERS - 1 Mclaemore, fsecretaryl, Janice Murphy frlxfffisurfrlq middle' 4 M 1 I -5-fl ,ai WNY., , L, :yy Q., M Kp' - .4-.A -' A yy... K pr , 'Q ' --'T -.sl ' ' ' in-A Mug Q. , .. ,.,W,, xv-gig R1 W .. 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Lancer llarsitg: Strong in Left to right, top to bottom: Geoff Dawson, DEg Steve Marush, C3 Alvin Sears, DBg Danny Ale-man, OT, Jim Froyck, DT, Roy Bottger, LB, Richard Garcia DB3 Jack Durant, DEQ Mark McCaughey, lMgr.l, Brian BreI1neylIVIgr.lgJim I-Iobel, DEg Greg jones, OGg Kun Brown, DC: Larry Armijo, OGQ Dvvane Sandoval, OGg Tony Gibson, DC, Chris Jorgensen, LB, Joe Boykins, WR, Dale Dodds, RB, Mike Knops, WR, Tim Walker, QB, Ken Cass, RB, Greg Boyer, WR. I SEASON RECORD HILLTOP 16 ORANGE GLEN 14 HILLTOP 21 CARLS BAD 7 HILLTOP 13 BONITA VISTA 26 HILLTOP I7 MONTGOMERY I5 HILLTOP 27 CHULA VISTA 20 HILLTOP 31 MARIAN 0 HILLTOP 26 SWEETWATER 48 HILLTOP I5 MAR VISTA 7 HILLTOP 21 CASTLE PARK 42 Competition in a Tough League Left to right, top to bottom: Vance Glanz, OT, jim Hull, DF: Todd Glanz, C, George Herrera, RB, Henry Rojas, RB, Ramiro Santana, K: Frank Patch, TE: Steve Goschke, DE, Mike Gentry, DB3 David King, QB: -lolin Hunt, DT, jack Mclflyea, DE, Mike Linderman, DB5 Karl Bunker fMgr,lg Eric Linderman, RBg Rick Persichilli, RB, Larry Mclnish, O'I'g jim Gore, LB: Chuck Day,'lil'13 Brian Jefferies, VVRg Dt-an Yamagata, DEQ Mike Brower, DB. With only two returning coaches and thirteen returning lettermen, Hilltop's Varsity Football team was predicted to win only one league game this year. All in all it was supposed to be another losing season for Hilltop Football. But the team did not do what they were slated to do. With the addition of four coaches, a different offensive game plan, plus a sophisticated kicking game, the Lancers ended up the season with a 6-3 record, Hilltop's best since 1966. The unpredictable team came from behind in most of its victories, and the team proved to be one of the most physical teams in the league. The team put Bonita's quarterback plus one of Castle Park's defenders out for the rest of the game. Against Sweetwater, the mighty Lancers put out two men on their team for the rest of the season. But the highpoint of the season was when the team defeated Chula Vista, a feat not accomplished by a Hilltop team since 1966. Our team hung in there when the going got tough and they truly deserve to be called champions. Ii IGHTS Lancer Coache Lead Team on Road to llictorg THE COACHES-upper left: JIM THOMPSON, KHEAD COACHJ, Defensive Backsg middle top: JOHN BAUMGARTEN, Defensive Line: middle center: DONALD HELTON, Wide Receiversg top right: ALEXANDER SANDY BERGER, Linebackers, Specialty Teamsg middle right: JllVl ANTL, Offensive Backsg bottom right: JOY GRITTS, Offensive Line. li HQ A 5.4 Teamwork MIDDLE LEFT: Wide Rm-cf-ive-rGr1-g Boyer is brought down on the 42 yard line by Bonita. LOWER LEFT: Linrhackz-rjimGun-A'swcats or1 the side-lim' bctwucn plays. ABOVE: Dc-fm-nder Chuck Day hauls down a Mar Vista back. Ii IGHTS - Dedication MIDDLE LEFT: Chuck Day attempts to catch a pass from Tim Walker. MIDDLE CENTER: Rick Persichilli goes outside of a Marian defender for a gain in yardage. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Mike Gentry goes up to pick off a Carlsbad pass. TOP RIGHT: Alvin Sears moves in for the tackle on a Carlsbad rusher. RIGHT MIDDLE: Dale Dodds scrambles for yardage against Montgomery. Determination l TOP LEFT: Ramiro Santana boots the winning field goal against Montgomery. lVllDLE LEFT: Mike Knops gains long yardage against Marian. BOTTOM LEFT: Rick Persichilli is brought down hy Bonita defenders. MIDDLE CENTER: Pass interference on Carlsbad as Knops goes up for the pass, 1 MIDDLE RIG HT: Rick Persichilli outruns a Sweetwater defender. TOP RIG HT: Rick Lee congratulates Mike Knops on a hard won victory. Ii IC-HTS - Hilltop JU Look to the Future LOWER RIGHT: Lancer defenders close down on a Chula Vista quarterback in a hurry. ABOVE: Lancer receiver, Robert Burge, goes up against Marian defender. With an 0-8-1 record for the season, it seemed like the J.V. Football Team just could not put it all together. One of the Lancers' better efforts was against Mar Vista in which they lost 26-21, but they fought down to the last second. Although the coaches were disappointed with the team's record, they were pleased with some of the players' potential for next year's Varsity l 5 5 l jV FOOTBALL TEAM KL:-ft to rightj, top row: Mark McCaughey lMgrJ, Clint Whetter, Bob Williams, Greg Dawson. Larry Wilkes. Bob Medina. Paul Fennel, Neil Evans, Robert Snaith, Mark Liuag, Phil Scotte, Matt jones, Vernon Armour, Robert Mitchell, Bill Albertson, Bob Cass, . .Carl Hardman, jeff Downs, john Botteroff, Phil Diaz, Bill Birdson, jerry Brooks: middle row: Brian Brehaney lMgr.l, Steve Hunt, Tim Richie, Don Swanson, john Larson, Tracy Screeton, Sam Harlan, jim Michaelson, Chris Larkin, Fred Miller, jeff Hillock, Charlie lwashita, Paul Bell, jim Smith, Dan Delgado, Brent Chase, Rod Warlick, Bob Mullins, Paul Hoover, Frank Gains, bottom row: jeff Zier lMgr.l, Mark Champagne, Robert Burge, Mike Krosky, Tom Haselton, Paul Whitten, George Duran, john McMurtry, David MeGrotty, David Kirby, Tim johnson, Buddy Green, Bruce Hartley, jim Sylvester, Kurt Orness, Tom Padilla, Don Chapman. if ABOVE: Cornerback james johnson brings down receiver after a short gain. ' ABOVE LEFT: Speedster Kurt Orness returns kickoff against Chula Vista. TOP RIGHT: Linebacker Kurt Orness closes in on an Aztec Halfback. LEFT: Tim Richie cuts upfield for a gain. ii IGHTS f if 5 1 'Ji J. Cross Country Meet Metro Challenge H . f, eie 3 A L , , . . be , V J Z 'U ig , I ':g,,,f1,.,g 4 i' :il S -in s N , 'ir . , 1 r -- fl 25195 ,ie , , allergy t , iii: ef-- , , i ' 'P m' V ' - - .'- iff,-.'l ...LL-1. ,'ff1'v:af::H. af , t . T. E 7 2 ai ti' rg' '4--: li.. H '- at a-.A:1,l ff, Y , A 2:7 'QV sgnx is . I 4 I , K4--sd. , if is fx fa E -,S 2 3 R I , Ikeiitw h Q 1' 32 ' if .7 K . I K Under the leadership of Coach Ken Anderson, the Hilltop Cross Country Team lodged a 5-2 league record, 9-2 overall. Juniors Dave Schneck and Joe Lozano led the team to many of its victories. Seniors Glen Swan, Dan Vega, Craig Parks and Kevin Kennedy also proved to be invaluable to the team. With four returning lettermen next year, the team's chances for a league crown are very promising. VARSITY lTop to bottom, left to rightl: Scott Thompson, Craig Parks, Gustavo Ramirez, Dave Schneck, Dan Vega, Joe Lozano, Kevin Kennedy, Glen Swan. JV lTop to bottom, left to rightj: Dan Crowell, Robert johnson, Tom Farrell, Robert Clonts, Brian Parks, Mark Nickel, john Ford, Leo Banales, Mike Lopez, Fred Sipes, Larry Stegall, Daryl Oya, Robert McKenna, Hershell Bryant, John Severance, Gary Martin, KiSong Pae, Randy Doerr, Jim Stewart, Tom Boykins. f,,,., T 'qi affirm: - , 16'-'f' L. :J yr 9499! at M, VARSITY lTop to bottom, left to rightl: Frank Yuterralde, Bill Rose, Murray Smith, Mark Voitritter, Bill Hull, Mike Cedeno, Randy Potterton, Dwight Aguillard, Bill Bottger, Guy Buchanan, Charles Stuart, Greg Wilson. 7 5 , .0 ' ' -if l sa, M' Y .. 4 g A iv, gg, e ,yggvs V Q so f ' .1 - ffl? -1' i ,.Q- adm. , 'r ' .-..-,. W, E , r , -f..,...,,, ff 1 pw 'ff Q' ,sr 3, ,ruff f , M f ' M . V - 'Vw . MFL- ,f f aiu- , -fr , ' .J M, ,fi-1 uf, , af-va at , . My mi, -I A Y ,, 1' M, Hx,- N f aw. I. Q an 'sw we ' , 'fi , ,,,' . F ,-,, . '. wwe ., 1,43 fa.. ff f . f .IV lTop to bottom, left to rightjz Kurt Thompson, Chris Brower, Eric Paulson, Steve Pagel, Tyler Polen, Coach Randy Coutts, Tony Wilson, jeff Mcfirc-evy, Blake Holaday, Mark Dexter, Danny Kovar, Dorsey Perry, jeff Jones, Doug Cedeno, Doug Lumgair. Kg' Water Polo Team Give Upponents a Tough Battle xo ii E' llli V 5 Q, F S l - A ,L .. I. xMlNkMw . . A M, '-N... A M.-Nu ' ,,l,s t .,,ti, , ' .-.fr . , W f , f' a s x . ., , iff A Fixx- gi A A ,W Wrgias-M , 2 ' we ., - S., 4 Under the leadership of Coaches Hayden Parks and Randy Coutts, the Varsity and ,IV Water Polo teams competed against tough teams in Metro competition. A team of predominantly Juniors, the team ended the season with a 3-3 record. The two Seniors on the team, Randy Potterton and Mark Voitritter, together scored a total of 68 points. The high scorer of the team was Dwight Aguillard with a total of 53 points. With almost a complete team returning next year, Hilltop's Varsity Water Polo team is sure to be a very strong competitor in Metro Water Polo. li IC-HTS - if Q Lancerllar itg Battle in Wav- VARSITY BASKETBALL ILeft to right, top to bottoml: Tom Ilrabek, Donny Eason, Steve Milke, Rainer Busch, Tony Gibson, Thompson, George Herrera, Larry Adler, and Rick Ackerman. HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP I-IILLTOP I-IILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP I-IILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP I-IILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP HILLTOP VARSITY STATISTICS 48 CRAWFORD CLAIREMONT PATRICK HENRY ST AL'GL'STINE MT MIGL'EL CASTLE PARK SAN DIEGO CHULA VISTA GROSSMONT LAIOLLA BONITA VISTA MONTGOMERY CHL' LA VISTA MARIAN SWEETWATER MAR VISTA CASTLE PARK BONITA VISTA MONTGOMERY CHU LA VISTA MARIAN SWEETWATER MAR VISTA CASTLE PARK Picked to finish seventh in the league, the Lancer Basketball Team finished a strong fifth. With a tough pre-season schedule, the Lancers prepared for league action. Pre-season games included some ofthe top teams in the county. The Lancers played well against the top teams in the league, and beat Bonita Vista in the second round to avenge a first round defeat. Turn-overs coupled with third quarter scoring problems hurt the Lancers. The consistant play of Most Valuable Player Rainer Busch and the hustle of George Herrera and Alvin Sears contributed to Lancer victories. With four returning juniors and a strong IV. to choose from, the team is looking toward a good season next year. T.lVI. I X K, K-1 Q CI I .. T 3? M? M - -v fm., M.. , Math up-' ,..,W.f-we Alvin Sears, Bob Duberg, Scott li ,, .g......... Race for Metro League Crown l Q' N- S' M fl Q l XX TOP: Coach Tom Mercer concentrates on the game from the sidelines. ABOVE: Lancer Bob Duberg is all alone for an easy two points. LEFT: Don Eason drives in against the Aztecs, ll IC-HTS - Lancer Ba hethallkeaches for ew Height TOP LEFT: Busch blocks a Mount Miguel lay- up. TOP CENTER: Boyer drives in for an easy two points. TOP RIGHT: Boyer goes in all alone. RIGHT: Busch takes a jump shot as Duberg looks on. ABOVE: Sears strives up for the rebound. x'N-':......1'W f' Z sg: elf ' XJ 22 -, ,...9gi,.m A I-sf J mlrmw A .,.,, V .Mm . Mwmxmg UQ g Qgwuwugffm -, A as 5 Q H A 3 .-,.ngQ3,,1gas I K S 'QQfl'f' X 3 Sw S, Q K 3 S 7, .ww ,W k K ,.,., , . K 'ii N A9151 ' W HW -eww Q A- ww K M., :K .. i 1 W is X5 3, f- -- ,Hmm fi lg- N wgizmsw I-1'555i. I k M Lwf.. wwe, 21 , ,Z 1554 J, , WJ 4 f. , 135 H155 , 4' 1 Lancers: Striving to Win! -',, if iii was .N CENTER: Duberg hits from the outside. UPPER LEFT: Robert Duberg goes over Aztec defender. UPPER RIGHT: Sears sinks a free throw. ABOVE: Lancers tip off against Montgomery. Ii IC-HTS JU Ba hetballz SuccessfuISea on J.V. BASKETBALL lLeft to right, top to bottoml: Robert Burge, Bob Brunson, Keith Wittmeyer, Neil Evans, David King, Todd Glanz, Tim Ritchie, Bob Williams, Deron johnson, Mike Fialho, Buddy Green, Glen Lawford. The JV Basketball Team ended a tough season with victories over Mar Vista and Castle Park. The Lancers compiled a fine record of 16-9, including big wins over Sweetwater and Chula Vista. The Lancers, who were usually shorter than their opponents, relied on their speed and their shooting abilities to overcome their competition. For the most part, the team consisted of sophomores who will play a big part in the Lancer Basketball programs in the coming years. Sophomore Player Demon trate bility SUPHONTORE BASKETBALL KIA-ft to right, top to bottomjz Tom Farrell. Jeff N1cGreevy, Kent Nuttall, Randy Foss, Brian Parks, David Hull, Charlie lwashita, Don Swanson, Chuck Snyder, David McGrotty, and Larry VVilkes. The Sophomore Basketball Team finished with a record of 7-7. The key to the Lancers' success was their height. Their strong rebounding enabled them to get two or three shots off at a time. Their most exciting game was against Chula Vista, in which the game went into four overtimes. The Lancers finally won in the hard fought battle. The team's height will prove to be a big asset to upcoming Hilltop Basketball teams. Ii IC-HTS 4 Grappler Fini hHigh VARSITY 1Top to hottom, left to rightl: Mike Starr, 1383 Roy Bnttger, 1385 Steve Woolway, 145 Dwane Sandoval 154 Kurt Qc-nz 165 B111 King 175 Karl Hartman, 191, Larry Mclnnish, 1913 Paul 1 1oover,235g Rick Brown, 955 Mike Dellenger, 103 Craig Lyon 112 Milct Wielenga 112 Fritz Fggar 120 Bill Bottger, 127g-Iuan Saens, 1273 Ernest Eggar, 1333 Ray Smith, 235. With ten returning lettermen, 1-1illt0p's Varsity Wrestling Team proved to be one of the league's strongest teams. The team under the leadership of Coach Byron Myers, racked up a 10-2 season, second place in the league. The grapplers only lost to Bonita, in a highly controversial match, and to the Metro League Champs, Castle Park. The team was in the running for the championship until the last match ofthe season with Castle Park The JV Team also proved to be a tough team to beat. Under Coach Sandy Berger, the team equaled the Varsity with a 10-2 record. J wif 5 ei? 55521551 S11Zg,iw al: f In Metro League Competition JV lTop to bottom, left to rightji Frank Yturralde, Robert Smith, Ken Cedeno, Tim Nleyer, Frank Posada, Ernie Mendez, Dan Vvatkins, Tom Hazleton, Robert Medina, John McPherson, George Ramirez, Bill Riley, VVayne Riley, Bryan l'BugS Edwards, Nlark Champagne, Larry Vlfielenga, Tom Boykins. Tom Lukefahr, Jeff Byram, Mark Ct-dc-no, Tim Dunn, -Iim Powell, Blake Holiday. MIDDLE LEFT: Steve Woolway breaks clown his opponent with a figure four to the body, LEFT: Bill King receives instructions as the time runs out. ABOVE: Larry Mclnnish strains as he tries to break down his opponent from El Capitan. TOP: Bill King racks up another victory over his opponent in the Patrick Henry Tournament. It IGHTS Lancer Trachsters Demon trate 85 in- V- W ,, , fqifwx, .'r' ' ' ,, swf -?f'!94SfA?',2, qw. 1 K - , , 5mM W. , , 4- , - -, X, L e -fc! Jw'-f iw., ' da --f ow.. 44? 'Q39' Z... Y? -' Q H Q' VARSITY TRACK fLeft to rightj: Mark O1-ey, Brian Parks, Terry Schofield, John Logan, Mike Girdner, Dan Turner, Bruce Hartley, Craig Parks, Mike Lopez, Joe Lozano, Dan Vega, Glenn Swan, Gus Ramirez, Kevin Kennedy, Mark Norfork, Kurt Orness, Dave Schneck. 4... - L. Q fi Q 'hi Y we rw 'Q ' . A 'M A ' I 5, V ,..Qenu.,,,. New-Z-ifnjjff e ' ' W . uf kwa 'W A .,,.,,,., M4 W A .- N 1 4-M Q- A 'WWA''If,'Y'11MJw'5'wFw'L'WktNi'.fR.3 M- ' ,Q . M, ' . W 4.2451 w L' X 'L'i'74a5'WQ K Lf ' Y UA , MM... - ., .. ,,J'V'B'5 ..' f , ef' ?f--if'-ffjg93ff7?:f-z,,:,L.s+:,,g. , We, m . W4 LEFTWW , f I if, aw- L . , rf , H - ,e 'f.-4iaM'.+eref.ii,J f-f 1'-iv: K ',f.4e'f .-V V ,f - f-fy., V. x V ,Q M v. --,-R, is rw, 1-LQ., k. .-m5,-- mph, 4. , ,,L,,,,,,w,. ,-g, T W, ,.1z.'.,.. V Q fe ,-vga.: ig X1 ' - ' . 1. A ' QL., ff Q .1 cf f 4' 'V - M I . 'A -'xg -L Q. ' 01-yx gqf1,:'f-:LY W K wg-' f 1, g ,' wx- zflii- 'V' e , - WP' 14 - uf.. 'tw- at 1-.gf,t,r, , 5 J, W. x-N, ,,'?: -,'Z1.4 ,jgijf - ' 3' 1, .1 's M or we A T H-if .ff'1fmi1'a-R'-f'-' JFS -M .. 9 , 41124: f' 2-aliifr '?if3f'3if i.' f ' MSS.: :W I s T, N M ,b.A,:Ai,q3:.2:4f4, . A Q K ew 2 A 1- '.:.'1'-.ce--4?v: ' :W ' ' , We ' WA .vu ,- . ' V ,,, W - V 4 Determination and Stamina 1 , an fi W W W 6?-- ff JV TRACK fLeft to rightj: Bob Cass, Doug Foucher, Alan Bryant, Jim Hobel, Ken Brown, Jim O'Kelly, Pat Hillock, Bob Clonts, Paul Hoover, Bob Johnson, Leo Banales, Karl Hartman, Jim Michaelsen, Charles Iwashita, Tim Dunn, Tom Boykins, Shinji Yamauchi, John Severance, Bob McKenna, Mark Liuag, Joe Boykins. X Ji!! 1. if? . .L J ' E J E 7,9 ' 1 'U , I i I is y M a K M ff 5 5 -- Y f L4 f ,ff f ff 'I 'iff , , , - -ex'1lV'..'t .Q if VQHWIQSZQ, Alhnfff inf- i 'QM 'f--Z . : an - WW' 1 ff, f A ay ffifatiml f- ': -QM ,aif'iazfvl':,ti? m-if 'V L A J . -W J V 734 , . W wnma- - ,A .- fwvnri, 1 , ff 1 i , W, -4 2 X, , , ,,ij 7?Q4 ?'f'3HN --gai:v,u+'5asjE?5ff-.,TM ' ,Y .544 ,f ,V ei, f - . ,145 I M, V ,f , 1 V, mga, 1, ,343 . W S . ' iw ff' -4 gm vw, GIRLS' TRACK fLeft to righty: Judy Hall fMgr.J, Julie Wulff, Laine Vilensky, Pam Yeager, Liz Vilensky, Elaine Fetter, Beth Peechatka, Yvette Villarino, Laurie Pottharst, Julie Phair, Laura Bogart. Ii IGHTS X Q.. wmv W--H ,JM W W, .4- Ri, Lx' Y-m....., G, 'Aw M. 4 ,V c i to if Soccer Experience Brings Improvement if' VARSITY SOCCER lLeft to right top to bottomj Coach Ron Wagner Sean Doerr im Michaelson Mike Smith, Jim Gore, Greg Wilson, Ricky Perez, Steve Pagel Kisong Pae Jerry Brooks fMgr 1 Robert Isbell f'Vlgr J Doug Cave Dean Yamagata oe Lozano Gordon Wilson, Louis Ramos, Marco Bravo, Farhad if 1 gf' ee '-- ' it , . JY if e,,1 to s R Y , tg - if I ' if I 4, . at ef S-., gags. 1 Fife. K . :'e . , , . A ' - . -11 ..-,. , 5 ., . - . . : A ':?'r?2Y?f.f.se 'U' ,El 1 ,sc s',c f 1- f -- -f wx ss-1 Relying equally upon upper and under classmen, the Lancer Soccer Team ended the season fourth place in the league. Led by Co-Captains Ramiro Santana and Louis Ramos, the team ended up with an 8-4110- 5 overallj record, though they battled some of the best teams in the county. Coach Wagner is to be commended for the fine job he has done in uniting the players into a spirited and determined team. Next year should bring even more improvement, as many of the starters will have had one to two years of experience behind them. Lancer Swim Team: It's the Water ,tv 11,g+f24ivff62i VARSITY-Top row, left to right: Randy Coutts 1Coachjg second row, Steve Woolway, Guy Buchanan, Dan Kovar, Dwight Aguillard, Randy Pottertong third row, Ellen Hoseman, Mary Macevicz, Carolyn Whittaker, janel Egan, Cindy Martinez, bottom row, Mike Cedeno, Mark Voigritter, Steve Black, Bill Bottger, Juan Saens. MQ J Y,-.. X. 1 fu, . . and a Lot More' 'E V Top row left to right Heather Thompson fASSt. Coachl,Randy Coutts QCoach Pam Montgomery second row Doug Cedeno Davld Kirby Erle Paulson Rod Warllck thlrd row Blake Holladay Frank Yturraldc, Laurie Woolway Kelly Wlltgen oan Wambxr Pam Edwards bottom row Steve Pagel David ackson B Strong Tennis Team Look for Crown X.. f i, 1 T Y Y VW . fs- The 1975 JV and Varsity Tennis Teams . J 3 E T s K p-ng.-mmap ,ef assi swf , s, . Q .II 4? U W., .2 Lf ,IH V- .V ,f f gQ,f.gi:,,,.,gsQf. i' 4,4 K 1,22 ,, ' ,TP 'svf'1f , ,.,,. ' A f- 11 xg , , A ' A 4 'W'-'V A M L- V V , , w,.fzw-ex. g--,sM,WMM3,,T,,,,,,, , , , . . ..fz,--we wx iw. n - ng , .e,Q W,,,Wmfg,, . 1 -v-1--Q--4-. i R R ffrgi ifgxzoefma A Hilltop Golfer Demon trate Superior Form VARSITY GOLF lLcfr to rightl: Manuel Gutierrez, Gary Martin, Chuck Snyder, Tim Badlay, Rick Hingle, Neil Evans, Brian Payne, jim Goff, Dean McGill, Dcron Johnson, Chris Ramm, Robert Snaith, Kurt Ullman, Walter Grunwald. Adnan.. eff .o G l 2,, '-Q, is ioiirs Lancer llar ity: Touch of Class VARSITY BASEBALL QLeft to righty: Jerry Cappos, Mike Linderman, Marty Anderson, Richard Garcia, Robbie Russell, Willard Mc-Phearson, Mike Knops, George Hererra, Donny Alexander, Tim Walker, Jim Gore, Scott Thompson, Larry Adler. .pp f - eg, F' ,bf if 2,3 fs .. 1, Q I .,' A h K- - 1 A , r ,ZXTZ Kil rrd 'I ., , lf i v . A -I 7 ' ' J , , Q, M ffa ' 411' .Wa a,4rMONKP ' t I S fm N 'wi .. .W 4, - as 'M V 5 -M., f 'nf' , I ' ,f A-ISI' ' X 4. HN'-f , 4 A Q Q N f ,- H Ji, ,FJ .nm- ima.-L at ' ,, I L gig im . I it Q 1 , up F A Wh 'PF tl -ff 'im' Q ' fi, , W 1 ff-k star.. M 1 Ii IC-HTS in ,Z in TOP LEFT: Coach Baumgarten gives advice TOP RIGHT: Linderman strides into pitch. FAR LEFT: Lancer readily awaits pitch. IVHDDLE: Russell shows fine form. ABOVE: Jim Gore demonstrates his dugout style. ,'?'!W' -.Q ww Q iw 'fn '53 'rap 4... , Q .. 2- - . ggi, ff 2 A - ' ' 'if H f- ' W .? MQ-1g.,s4.. 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S ,ry-1, , JU Fielders Hold Their Uwn -IV BASEBALL QLeft to rightiz top row, Coach Joy Gritts, Mike Helvie, Chris Jorgensen, Tom Padilla, Vince Caverra, Murray Smith Mark Mccaughey Don Swanson, David Russellg Dave Richicg bottom row, jamesjohnson, Chris Larkin, Buddy Green, Mike Fialho, Bob Williams, jack MQFly1a Robert Burge Paul Fenncll. aff W 6 E. 4 5f'.w- Y 1' Q-Q I .- 5 ly 3 f A I I I 'E fovaglgwi, Sigel' 3753 5 5, , i I IFN 7, t 2 Q, ' 1' , A L W9 f+fW1-vi' - ffyvflwii-2 5517: W, ,A I - - H , 'Sit I , , 'fi' ' 'f.- M ,, , - j H s iifiavhiiiifflx i A - , f, 3., f lt -I if -, ' Img ,f -an - we I' ' 'li4 'f ' 'RFQ .A . , 'Q ti 512 Law' 'Y ' . .0 . , I W, f A- :V if H .affm . , W M, V, 1 gyifw ff .n,,,,t A, ,, .f V,.!,,q.K:w.L1wi,,mgk R A ,Y,, ,M . -bm . t U, ., , ,' f - sg, ,f , .-ww -fw.:g,n , ,,-,e'3?5,rf,,,,-5, E-' , ,may ,, ww ' A fr' ' p mu-32,4-13' V-1? 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'g 2' I nw A 'if14i'ifa -' vigil Mf 5'Ei:Wifi1 wx, .f:' ,- ' ii l .5 :V . W2 VARSITY lLeft to rightl: Debbie King, Marlene Epstein, Julie Phair, Delia j.V. VOLLEYBALL QLeft to rightl: Lisa Wallbank, Lynn Grimes, Sandy Schweers, Cindy Tschogl, Andrea Tarantino, Susan Whittington, Susan Froyck, Debbie Stanley, Carol Lind, Lorin Gormin, julie Linderman, Debbie Yamagata. Jensen. l l ABOVE: Sue Yamagata hammers a serve towards opponent. LEFT: Captain Cindy Tschogl spikes against Bonita FAR LEFT: Marlene Epstein returns a Chula Vista volley. Lancer Softball: South Coast Champion ! GIRLS' SOFTBALL KT0p to bottom, left to rightjz Patty Woods, Carol King, Carol Gebhardt, Lisa Spicher, -lean Langseth, Lana Welker, Lynn Grimes, Lisa Wallbanlt, Susan Whittington, Linda Nielson, Barbara Goschke, Karen McNally, Leslie Bailey, lndy Vestal, Kathy Wilson fMgr.j, Sheri Carpenter QMgr.J, Susan Yamagata, Meribeth Meyers. fs,- fi. is QA 4 ' amvwly f ABOVE: Lynn Grimes rounds third base and heads for home. LEFT: Sophomore Debbie King shows her winning form which helped the team capture the title. li IGHTS Girl Bring First CIF Banner to Hilltop GIRLS' BASKETBALL fLeft to right, top to bottomp: Patty Woods fMgr. y, Carol Gebhardty Kelly Foss, Cindy Tschogl, Barbara Goschke, Lisa Spicher, Jean Langseth, Leslie Bailey, Lynn Grimes, Linda Nielson, Meribeth Meyers, Sue Yamagata, Sandy Greenleaf. ,Q 4 1 4 m XX 'QQ' 5. . A vw? , E Girls Bring New Uitalitg to Lancer Sports KNIC-HTS - Spirit and Pride ll hold Lancers M fsiiasgff Ii I f 5,5597 f ' , -H:1,.k'.1rs251sazg f-f , .1:1,.,. X -ff-f f ,. Q - , . .,., ,M . ,.,.,, I f , ,. Nm., , I H , 1:2537 5 ' ' kg L' with , A ' ,mf M . ., iw Q -It -1 Z,-M . qi R 'Ks' 1. I Q3 ....-n-F I .--mul' 0 xx' I 3 if A 9 4 ' gp.. 1 M as I - f' W .w gh, 1, f J, A QQ H 5' Sfliyy , mf S5 1 ? 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'Will ar. h B 'H 3 .Q ,Q ...- B K gf -: x l K Q i Eff' e '.L' 3 W , lj ly-f Bruce Banke Janice Bardot Albert Barnes Kelly Bate Guy Beebe David Beggs John Bekkema Greg Belgau Terri Bell Robin Bellinger Michael Berger Richard Bishop Barbara Blank Laura Bogart Kris Bonsignore Scott Borron Bill Bottger James Bottorff Robin Bowman Evelyn Boyd Mark Boyden Susan Boyer Marco Bravo Ed Breault Donna Briggs Randy Brooks Ken Brown Renee Brown Bob Brunson Alan Bryant Herschel Bryant Guy Buchanan Paul Buckley Karl Bunker Donna Burns Kristin Burns Diane Busk David Buyer Ken Byrd Nancy Byrne Michelle Cacha Lonnie Cadman Dean Carlson Sherri Carpenter Leslie Carr Arnold Carrion David Carter Lorenzo Carvajal Doug Cave Mike Cedeno Scott Chapman Kathy Chasteen Don Chrislock Monty Clapp Steve Clements Lyn Collinsworth Dia Comeaux Mary Costello Julie Cox Daniel Crowell Cheryl Culbert s 5 .,... 4: . ,Nw E K aw I . 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Sa-.xx 'Q so 'N 4' .Ill IURS Karl Hartman Jane Hawksworth Kelly Heitman Ingrid Helton Gary Henry Tina Hemmingson Steve Higbee Sue Hill Connie Hills Rick Hingel Jim Hislope Lori Hobel Kim Holiman Margie Holland Suzie Hooper Paul Hoover Tim Hymes Robert Isbell Irma Jaime Chip Jenson Don J irsa Chris Jorgensen Jeff Kannegiesser Edward Kelsch Tami Killebrew Dan Kincade Bill King David King Gerald Kirkland Diane Klumph Kerry Knapp Debbie Kohl Dan Kovar Ken Kreglo Kathe Kremer Lori Larson Glen Lawford Andy Lawrence Charles Lawrence Ron Lederle Kathy Lee Dave Legassie Frank Leon-Guerrera Jamie Lester Louie Lieras Deena Lincoff Carol Lind Eric Linderman Debbie Lineback Bob Linn Saloman Lipowsky John Logan Donna Long Kevin Long Mike Lopez Tony Lopez Joe Lozano Darrell Lund Craig Lyon Claudia Lytle Mary Macevicz Mirek Machacek Danny Mack Don Madden Candy Madueno James Mahin James Malaney Barb Manglicmot Terry Manz Mark Martensen Frederike Marthiens Cindy Martinez Theresa Masar Scott Mauney Debbie May David Maynard Cindy McCart ew 3 e 5 3 sf 1, 3' - .s.35j5gL, I3 X fx Q' ie fr V 2 af . 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Kenny McClendon Mary McCord Sharon McCorquodale Theresa McDonald Dean McGill Robert McKenna Kathy McKinney Janice McLain Janet McLemore John McMurtry Rene McNair Carol Mear Teresa Medrano William Merrick Tim Meyer Maribeth Meyers Katy Mickschl Patty Modic Mike Moon Mary Moore Merri Moore Glenna Morgan David Mrozinski Angel Munoz Richard Munoz Virginia Munoz Janice Murphy Dan Murphy Tylaine Myers Larry Newlan Linda Neilsen Damon Moriega Lisa Nyman Julie O'Blenness Joe Olivas Kathy Olix Kathy O'Nei11 Suzanne Opalka Marion Otter Donald Owen Kathy Page Peggy Pavka Diane Peeler Ricky Perez Dorsey Perry Roy Perry Rick Persichilli Karen Peterson Kathleen Pickett Dawn Piper Jack Polkinghorne Jim Powell Laura Powell Bridget Prather David Prewitt Donald Prince Donna Proctor Denee Pyle Kim Quick Jerry Rauzon Sandy Reasons Jenny Redding Chester Reed Pam Reed Patty Reed Peggy Reed Wendy Reed Beth Reno 35 ,.-- rm, ,. file as ml' H.. -.. 1 Q fi Don Alexander and Richard Garcia charge the citadel of chow. and Wei Gaze- 5 - . , : - ' i , if ' .Miki ffm . 523 K , v- , -1' z giss-wifi 1. if 1 NZ. . efzirfff 52,5 I ,blfilgii :wwf . 1.,,qn' i v Aeftl-af. . ,V rm, 45+ af. ui ix it it , , is si, it iifffi , .. 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'sw K -' . tl ' ri AMN 'i k 3 at Q J f if Camera Shy Ted Kukla Carl Langford Donald McEwan Mike Michael Maurice Miller Nancy Miller k ,Q c A 2 i, is Dan Moreno Bruce Naus Charlene Rice Michelle Robinson Mario Rodriquez Dannette Runnells .Ill IURS Rene Santana Susan Shank Terry Spears Annette Villalobos Tony Wilson Craig Wybormy Brian Wall Lisa Wallbank John Walz Aaron Wapner Dan Watkins James Watson Daniel Weeks Tom Welsh George Werderman Kim Wesp J uleanne White Carolyn Whittaker Mike Wielenga Terry Wilkins Pam Willard Scott Williams Mark Willis Barry Wilson Greg Wilson Mike Wiltgen Connie Winters Cindy Witte Keith Wittmeyer Kathy Wolfe Rebecca Woods Sandra Woods Sharon Wotherspoon Rick wright Susan Yamagata Grace Youmans Cindy Young Frank Yturralde Devra Yufe Mitzi Zarcone Shirley Zehisek 181 Swfiifs f Qfff., 182 4 W' i is r SUPHUMURES Sophomore Class Uffioors UPPER LEFT: Mr. Kronzer, Counselor. UPPER RIGHT: Neil Evans, President. LOWER LEFT: Rod Warlick, Vice President. LOWER MIDDLE: Lisa Lassman, Secretary. LOWER RIG HT: Debbie King, Treasurer. Sophomore Class Officers helped m 1 N irst year on the Hill great. ia.: . ., tis. its -.. .Q i ly is K w H f ia' ' QE, 'K 8352? 2 QQW Q f ,fi . fw, ,V - . . ifsgy igfz as sf K .- L Q, K kia Hn IEA? ri lvl, 'P M-, is W s W -uggyf rf' ..,.-,.,, SL Y ,Ka 5 l r 3 it S ie 5' ,,, ,. 5 1 . gi L... in K :1 E fi K 3' -was -- K 'ff 'X ,aw iff Elias- -4 J ,. may ,Q ji: . S K, is 5 of 4' 1 .C fi 1 t, will 1 .. si S .. N. ft, f '35 1-in f 3- 6 11 , ,,,.. I 'fmameee F.. A II gpm mt 4' ' ,- ,, , H A' li - - ' 'few ? X i w--K1 : sr - :, ,. X - -1 'fm Iii at ,, K WE I Y ei 3 W We we S is . l Q i lx' S it Q SUPHUMURES Eileen Adams Gloria Adams Alan Aden Jenne Agey Bill Albrektsen Julie Allen Cathy Anderson Terry Anderson Wendy Anderson Larry Armijo Shirley Armstrong Kevin Asher Kelsay Atkinson Kim Atwater Debbie Avery Donald Ayer Leslie Bailey Rene Bankston Marie Barker Kathleen Barksdale Henry Barnes Bobbie Barnette Kari Beall Suzanne Beggs Paul Bell David Bennett Linda Bennett Paul Biddix Wendy Biesinger Bill Birdsong Richard Bisson Steve Black Brian Blackwood Janet Blalock Trudy Bohm Mike Boll John Bolt Debbie Bonaparte Jon Bottorff Nancy Boyden Tom Boykins Janice Bradley Kerry Brandt Deanna Breault Brian Breheny Melodie Brockington Patty Brocklehurst Ed Brooks Jerome Brooks Chris Brower Melissa Brower Rick Brown Mary Buffington Dan Bump Robert Burge Sharol Burton Barbara Busby Barb Busk Heidi Butikofer Dave Butts Jeff Byram Debbie Cadman Li-Lan Callagham Lupe Caloca J anene Camp Debbie Campbell Eleanor Campbell Jennifer Cappos Gloria Casas Cynthia Casillas Bob Cass Fred Castro George Castro Steve Castro Nancy Cate Vince Cavarra Mark Cedeno Theresa Celiceo Mark Champagne Don Chapman Steve Chapman Brett Chase Donald Cheney Marty Clapp Tama Cline Rob Clonts Michele Collins Mike Collins Vanessa Cooper Marilyn Cousins George Covarrubias John Crassweller Kathy Craven Tami Cravens new 2 Q, f fur. 3 Jar. 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I., K., Miizsisikl We - -ag. 1 f Heil' 51 1 li -Q S 3 ts 1 is S ' 3 V ' , ..-kA , ' E. ,.., .K K ,. x it 3 ' 'sr if x 'jr if ft F I 'lr-'1' J asm .BL fx Q S, Q ' 'Ri'W:f' ' Q .. as: :N-F' ii :fm is W ? iialqi ffgggtf f r ' 5 x so eoirl Y f' SOPHUMURES Ron Creley Eleanor Cringan Lorraine Curry James David Melinda Davidson Barry Davis Jesse Davis Laurene Davis Darla Dawson Greg Dawson Mike DeFrates Stephanie DeLani Tim Downs Dan Delgado Michele Demarest Dee Dee DiRienzo Mark Dexter Phil Dias Rita DiVona Shaun Doar Randy Doerr Kris Dominguez Wayne Dotterer James Doud Denise Douglas Jeff Downs Steve Dow Robert Draper Marianne Drewett Debbie Drews Tim Dunn Jay Duprey George Duran Sylvia Dutridge Paul Ecoffey Bryan Edwards Debbie Elce Richard Ellison Arturo Escandon Marcelo Esperon Linda Esposito Neil Evans Stephanie Everett Tom Farrell Doug Faucher Bryan Felber 187 Sophomores Show Their Spirit The Sophomore Class Chariot comes in second. Eleanor Cringan and Cindi Rice show their enthusiasm Paul Fennell Linda Fenerty Elaine Fetter Mike Fialho Cecilla Figueroa Cathy Files Edward Fishauf Debbie Fitzgerald Robert Fitzpatrick John Ford Randy Foss Susan Fredlund Frank Gaines Gloria Galvan Jeff Gantz George Gardiner Jamie Gardner Cindy Gehring Donna Genz Mark Geraci Bill Gibson Tom Gillett Michael Girard Don Girdner Jim Godwin Ted Grace Terri Grant Buddy Green Rene Griaaom Dana Groth Jerry Guillory Lucille Gulli Manuel Gutierrez Judy Hall Scott Hallam 188 Y 7' 5 -va 'rv N K Q -g.,,, - w. ,4- K li . 7 ,. was wel .. '1 I, ' Nh, V, ., fl l ii g- - :- J A , m g - ii . W- , 1 3 -hs ig, . nf E 3 0 11 ffl. i- wg,-w -1 'ff 1, JV. is K., I' J k 'I j is H, ,f fa A Sf WNW' 'lg' LES? f f 'X' 7-ifffelilil R ii wi i f Z Q, S L 15 ' w i ,qu 7 .: Wir M.. M, J A M - :.:p: :s!::.,Ei-4.:sa: if ' ' 1 if , . ' aw., 1' is .. 8 fa . 7 . V I A7751 'K v.,. K - ff . 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Q 479 51,4 TWV ..-N -J.. tx A SUPHUMURES Tom Hansen David Hansen Eric Harding Sam Harlan Millicent Harris Stacey Harsich Nancy Hartin Bruce Hartley Doug Harvey Lane Harvey Tom Haselton Suzi Haugen John Havey Steve Hayes Mike Helvie Craig Hemmingson David Henricks Joyce Henry Pam Henry Luis Hernandez Mary Herrera Teri Herrington Heath Hideyuki Dan Hildebrand Patrick Hillock Jewell Hislope Jim Hobel Cindie Holbert Blake Holladay Vicky Holley Charles Holton Henry Hom Patrick Hooper Mike Hope Mark Huff Steve Huff Bill Hull Dave Hull Geneva Hultenias Vickie Hume Steve Hunt Jeff Isbell Charles Iwashita Debbie Jensen Jonnet Jocson Joyce Johns Dawn Johnson Daren Johnson James Johnson Julie Johnson Robert Johnson Tim Johnson Dianalee Jolie Shannon Joyce Gerry Kahookele Kristal Kent Debbie King Karen King David Kirby Tami Kobak Diane Kowalski Lisa Kreglo Becky Krone M.ike Krosky Melody Lane Regan Langford Chris Larkin Jon Larson Laura Lassman Lisa Lassman Debbie Laughead Mike Laughead Tanya Lawrence Tina Lawton Joni Leckman Teresa Lee Brian Leonard Ray Leos Lorrie Leinhard Julie Linderman Renee Lisonbee Mark Liuag Lisa Lopez Marlow Lopez Belinda Lovitt Jan Lowry Brian Lucy Tom Lukefahr Doug Lumgair Marion Luna David MacGrotty 3 Q y Warner takes active interest in the Root Beer Chug a Lug ,-eff! 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Paul Mahin Tom Malaney Danny Manuel Jean Maple Joseph Marandola Debi Marciszewski Neva Marcum Joanne Marquez Gary Martin Rosa Martinez Bob Masar Laura May Marie McCartney Mark McCaughey Cindy McCoy Kathy McCredie Roxanne McDonald Jack McElyea Jeff McGreevy Mary Ellen Mcllrath Maureen McMahon Ruth McMurtry John McPherson Bob Medina Diana Melody Ernie Mendes Jim Michaelsen Amy Miller Fred Miller Jo Millhone Ken Miner Robert Mitchell Robin Mitchell Pam Montgomery Petra Montgomery Greg Montierth Susan Moody David Moore Sandy Mueller Sue Mueller Kelly Mullins Robert Mullins Cynthia Munoz Paul Murphy 191 Connie Nader Julie Nash Cindy Naus David Nelson Maureen Neuhauser Beccy Newsom Mark Nickel Mark Norfolk Nancy Noriega Oscar Noriega Maria Novak Kent Nuttall Patti Oden Frances O'Gara Sharon Ogilvie Mark Orey Connie Orme Kurt Orness David Owen Chris Owens Daryl Oya Tom Padilla Ki Song Pae Andrea Page Steve Pagel Theresa Parisi Brian Parks Lisa Partee Marie Pattison Eric Paulson Brian Payne Wayne Payton Beth Peechatka Debra Peeler Kathy Petersen Christine Peterson Pati Phillips Jose Plazola Dale Plantz Craig Platt Tyler Polan Frank Posada Glenda Powell Tami Powell Classroom Mood lf.. agar. q in A .lk is at i f . -, af 1 :gm Lis .. 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' fa, , I- ms, Linda Prager Armand Ramirez George Ramirez Gustavo Ramirez Tony Raso Steven Reed Sandra Rennie Raul Reveles Eva Rhodes Cindi Rice Corinne Rice Patty Richards Linda Richardson Steve Riggs Bill Riley Wayne Riley Tim Ritchie Kip Robbins John Robinson Tony Rodriguez Tony Romero Duke Rowe Liz Rudy Glenn Ruis Don Runnells David Russell Juan Saenz Gustavo Salgado Ruben Sanchez Linda Sanders Rebeca Sandoval Tom Sandoval Tammy Schad Cindy Schantz Sallie Schedel Ken Schmidt Mike Scholl Betty Schotte David Schultz Jon Schulze Cindy Schumacher Robin Scotford Jill Scott Kim Scourfield Deby Sena John Severance Stewart Sharp Cheryl Shepherd 193 SOPHUMURES - Terry Shilling Allison Shire Kay Shofner Mike Sieg Raul Silva Phil Skotte Jim Smith Melissa Smith Robert Smith Robert Smith Scott Smith Sheryl Smith Bob Snaith Chuck Snyder Richard Sorenson David Sperry Lisa Spicher Gail Spizale Genette Stahl Jim Stahl Debbie Stanley Gavin Stearns Larry Stegall Alan Steinert Roxanne Story Margo Strangman Russell Strasser Andrea Stremler Tony Strong Jim Stuart Mary Stuckey Wendy Stufkosky Kim Stumph Donald Swanson Jim Swartz Rebecca Swindall Kim Sword Jim Sylvester Julie Tager Lori Tecker Rafael Teran Kurt Thompson David T ohir Silvana Torik 194 f W r x sf ff JS' gi 52332 fri S' tiiiig Q W . ,fr ..' , sow ,si ,,,, , sw ,rf as q .K ' 1'-45 s X Q K,K K 2 D' 5 i K K K 1 -F Asia. 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'41 ' 1 If lf , . SUPHUMURES Jackie Travis Maria Trejo Dennis Valen Ronald Van Hek Maeda Van Ness Alfred Vega Ronald Villarino Sandra Villarreal Andrea Voytush Kenny Waggner Randy Wagner Robin Wagner Cheryl Walton Paul Wapner Rod Warlick Joan Warmbir Gary Warner Breck Weage Jeff Weiner Norman Wells Mike Wesp Tim West Clinton Wetter Sherry Whiteley Paul Whitten Larry Wielenga Larry Wilkes Bob Williams Tom Williams Sherry Willis Paula Wilson Kelly Wiltgen James Winters Gail Witherwax Connie Witte Tom Womack Linda Wood Laurie Woolway Dan Wotherspoon Diane Wright Shinji Yamauchi Pam Yeager Rosalva Yescas Donna Young Terri Zeleniak Jeff Zier Cathy Ziomek 195 Tutors of YI' ogal 0rd ' 4.--.... F 5 H H H dmini tration . . . Working Together v- 1 Fw Doing a good job and having a good school are MR. enjoys watching and participating in them. Mr, Dodds' second year at Hilltop, and his third year is ROBERT DODDS' main ambitions. Some areas Dodds has traveled to most areas ofthe world and just around the corner with its many new that interest him are travel, history, geography of the after retirement would like to be able to go wherever experiences. USA, and World War ll. He is also a sports fan, and he wants and not be tied down. This completes Mr. for a Successful and Memorable Year 1 Guam, Midway Island, and Nassau in the Bahamas arm' some of the unusual and inter:-sting placss Nl RS GFNKVIEVE PIETRUSZKA has visited. H4-ing one of the Assistant Principals at Hilltop and teaching a Family Living class takes up much of he-r i time, but in he-r sparc' time, Mrs. Pit-truszka vnjoys playing volleyball, patldlt-ball. and swimming. VVOrking on automobiles of all type-s is M R. JOH N RINDONIYS favoriti' pastime. Holding a ni-W job l'llTORS fr 'l .ii 1- 5- f .M ff' M! s., W, as Assistant Principal has been an inte-resting new f'xpm-rirm't- for him. Playing Basketball is Nlr. Rindonc-'s favorite sport. Hn- also vnjoys family outings. Coun elor Help Students Reach Goal MR. VICTOR LONG, Senior Counselor, hopes to someday buy some land and farm it. He is very interested in growing plants and trees. Motorcycle riding is one of Mr. Long's favorite sports. Helping students understand themselves is MR. JOHN GRElfN'S main ambition. Although his job asblunior Counselor takes up much of his time, he still finds time to enjoy sports and people. fi MR. RAYMOND KRONZER, Sophomore Counselor, enjoys playing golf, attending ball games, and working in his yard. Mr. Kronzer has visited the South Pacific, the Caribbean, Mexico, and Hawaii. Mrs. Anna Adorno Mr. Ken Anderson Mr. James Antl Mr. John Baumgarten L. if 3l3...... , Mr. Alexander Berger Mr. Robert lirelsford Mrs. Janet Balsley MRS. ANNA ADURNO has traveled to many places in Mexico and has also been to Puerto Rico and Jamaica. Besides teaching Spanish, she enjoys singing and dancing, and hopes to do more traveling in the future. ln his spare time, MR. KENNETH ANDERSON, Boy's Physical Education teacher, enjoys playing golf and watching high school, college, and professional sports. He also enjoys flying, even though he does very little of it. MR. JAMES ANTL teaches Family Life and Athletics. MRS. JANET BALSLEY is interested in keeping herself physically fit, so she jogs and does aerobic dancing during her spare time. She teaches Girlis Physical Education and is the advisor for Girl's Athletics. Her main ambition in life is to he able to eat anything she wants without gaining weight. MR. JOHN BAUMGARTEN teaches Crafts, Psychology, and Athletics. During his spare time, MR. ALEXANDER BERGER enjoys working on his V.W., cooking, reading, and jogging. He teaches Family Life, Mathematics, and Athletics. MR. ROBERT BRELSFURD is a Work Experience Counselor and teaches Applied Marketing. Teaeher . . . Sharing Their Knowledge with ll TIITURS 3 il 1 Teaeher and Students Learn Together Mrs. Patricia Browning English and Reading teacher MRS, PATRICIA BROWNI NG is very interested in speech, debate, and politics. She looks forward to the day when she won't have to grade another book report. MRS. JOANNE CARSON enjoys reading, doing things with her daughter, and discussing current problems with her friends. She teaches clothing and Fashion Merchandising and is the ad- visor for JV and Varsity Pep Squads. Becoming as complete a person as she can intellectually, spiritually, and emotionally is English teacher MRS. ERELENE CH RISTENSEN'S main goal in life. She hopes to continue some writing and to pursue another area of interest, such as law or philosophy. MR. ROBERT CLARNO'S time is divided between his family, his church, and his Educational Development class at Hilltop. His main ambition was to become a teacher, and having accomplished that, he has no immediate plans for the future. Swimming and diving are some of the sports enjoyed by MR. NELSON DOMETRIUS. He teaches Social Studies, Speech, and Debate. He is also interested in politics and coin collecting. On Monday nights, MR. DONALD HELTON, Health Driver Ed, and History teacher, may be found watching Monday Night Football . He also likes to read, watch spectator sports, and play tennis and chess. The most fascinating place he has visited is the United States. Mrs. Jane Field Mr. Jerry Harvey J, Mr. Joy Gritts .N-,,,.42a Mr. George Fetter Mr. Ralph Haught MR. GEORGE FETTER enjoys camping, hiking, fishing, and reading. His favorite sports are tennis and swimming. He also enjoys watching most sports, especially Hilltop's. He teaches English and Reading. Eating Seeys Chocolates, playing Bridge all night, and going to the movies are things MRS. JANE FIELD enjoys doing best. She teaches English and Creative Writing, and plans on writing a book about the funny things that occur in high school. Most of Math teacher MR. JAMES FLETCHER'S spare time is spent with his seven children, but he does find time to do some reading and enjoy sports. J X. .WF 'iii ' lte c . Mr. James Fletcher Mr. James Heiner Golf, Football, and Baseball are MR. JOY GRITTS' favorite sports. He coaches football and teaches Family Life and Survey Science. Math teacher MR. JERRY HARVEY collects coins, enjoys roller and ice skating, and plans after retirement to tour the USA and its golf courses. MR. RALPH HAUG HT teaches Mathematics. Bicycling, fishing, writing, cooking, and eating gourmet food are some of MR. JAM ES HEINER'S hobbies. His main ambition is to do whatever is necessary to gain satisfaction from life. TllTORS Facultg . . . Teaching Student Tolerance Through Understanding ffl ,p Mr. Robert Johnson Mexico and Japan are some of the interesting places MR. ROBERT JOHNSON has visited. His favorite sports are basketball, golf, and tennis. He teaches American History and United States Government. Sleeping in every day and earning twenty thousand dollars a year are MRS. TERRY JOHNSON'S main ambitions. She is the advisor for the Lanceretts and a teacher of Physical Education and Geometry. She enjoys playing volleyball and listening to good music. Writing, traveling, and building engines are what MR. THOMAS JONES enjoys doing in his spare time. His main ambition is to be a writer and lecturer, and also to teach in college. He teaches College Prep. Comp., American Lit., and Short Stories. After retirement, MR. ROBERT LOVE plans to live and enjoy life. He enjoys all sports. Mr. Love teaches Survey Science, Physics, and Chemistry. One ofthe most interesting places he has ever visited is Mrs. Paulette Wilson's bathroom. MR. WENDELL LISLE has traveled to almost every country in the world. His main ambition is to be a good teacher. Mr. Lisle enjoys many sports. He teaches Biology and Survey Science. Mrs. Terry Johnson I f .D Mr. Thomas Jones Mr. Robert Love Mr. Wendell Lisle Mr. Donald Marshall Mr, Leo McDonald Mr. Tom Mercer fo? Mrs. Rose Miller Mr. Byron Myers Q if .i . H my I 41.3 K ..: - :iii lm is c l s J . It-at he I I I S Q ,bs 5. it 1 2 Q Wi 3 'EK 1? 1, drift '17 . ' ' ig' . . 1 ' J ' f Y , ,ig , , Q Q t A A QA i f - Mrs. Marie Miller Performing and teaching music, along with driving a sports car, are what MR. DONALD MARSHALL likes to do best. Besides being Director of the Lancer Band, he teaches Orchestra, English, and Choir. He also enjoys raising and showing Scottish Terriers. MR. LEO McDONALD 'PEACHES Vocational English and English 10. MRS. MARIE MILLER'S main ambition is to successfully raise her children. Some of her interests are sewing and gardening. She also enjoys traveling, and has visited many National Parks and Canada. She is the Head Librarian at Hilltop. Playing basketball and volleyball are MR. TOM MERCER'S favorite sports. Participating in, and coaching sports are what he enjoys doing best. Mr. Mercer has traveled to many countries of the world. He teaches Health and Drivers Ed., Geometry, and Athletics. MRS. ROSE MILLER has traveled tojust about every country in the world. After retirement she hopes to live in a quiet place, read, listen to music, and write letters to her Congressman. During her day here at Hilltop, she teaches Spanish. Fishing, boating, and playing pool are a few things MR. BYRON MYERS ENJOYS DOING IN HIS SPARE TIME, His favorite sports are wrestling, football, and golf. He teaches Athletics, and California and United States History. E5 . J TIITURS - Teachers Show Their lndiuidualitg f 'S A ' eeee . s . , A e - ' ' 2 1 5233-' - 'zg' 13 V ..., ' 'i ' f Mr. Haydn Parks Mrs- Domth MR. BEN NANCE enjoys doing yardwork, I skiing, fishing, and sailing. He teaches - N Woodworking and Mechanical Drawing. Sewing, skiing, and camping are things MRS. VALERIE NEIL does in her spare time. She teaches Typing and Shorthand. MRS. DOROTHY OZANNE spent last summer working as a nurse at Sea World. She volunteers her time once a month at a primitive clinic in Mexico. MR. HADYN PARKS teaches Geo ra h and g P Y, he enjoys traveling, camping, and gliding. History teacher MR. LONEY PEACOCK raises poultry and rabbits. After retirement, he would like to do some kind of specialized farming. MR. MICHAEL PRADELS is the Dean of Student Activities. He enjoys all sports, camping, and working with his Irish Setter. Industrial Arts teacher MR. JOHN PURVIS enjoys building custom furniture and participating in sports. He is the coach of the Girl's Volleyball Team. MR. THOMAS RICE, History and Government teacher, enjoys photography, traveling, flying, and mountaineering. Backpacking, hiking, and sailing, are activities enjoyed by MISS BARBARA RIVARD, Biology and Survey Science teacher. Being with his family and friends is what English teacher MR. THOMAS ROBINSON enjoys most. His hobbies are chess and electronics. MR. MICHAEL ST. MARIE teaches Auto Fundamentals and Metal Shop. He plans some time in the future to sail to the South Pacific. , f,':,g.....Ma...w---f-'N' Mr. Michael St. Marie Miss Barbara Rivard .,r,,j 1 , r. 'Lake ,,,n-.Qgg i ,ffgzi ' A ff iw.. is e ffiallegj sprayer . 1:9 9 , A655 Mr. Ben Nance t 4' . ,.,Y K :anim zanne Mr. Thomas Rice l N, Mr. Michael Pradels Mr. John Purvis Mrs. Valerie Neil Wild' Mr, Thomas Robinson Mr. Loney Peacock TUTURS Mr. John Sullivan .M wx . lg! . 1.3547 4' N s. W 1 Mr. Alva Thomas 13? Z, L f Q 1 M A l ww fffjl: 43525151 M3333QfZf.3rhia.L1yii1-?L-+V ..., . ...klhmk a W I -tl V ii fi X X x X ,I ,,,,,,- m Xxx, , ,mag X' wiifitv, W Mr. John SCON Mrs. Mary Samaras Miss Sharon Sybeft Mr. Pasqual Talamantes Mr. Ted Testa i, ,,-,luis V T A Q Q 1 ffl' I f ' f v A . r . ,Vw . I . A . Nd' K : K , aww-u..a 1 'Hs' W Mrs. Maxine Shofner Mr. Warren Smith Mr. Orville Shofner TIITURS at Mrs, Carol Shaw During her spare time, MRS. MARY SAM ARAS, Educational Development teahcer, enjoys folk singing, drawing, and reading. MR. JOHN SCOTT, photography teacher, enjoys doing things with his family, sailing, and playing tennis. Foods teacher MRS. CAROL SHAW likes to sew, read, and go tothe beach. She also enjoys howling, hiking, and throwing frisbees. MRS. MAXINE SHOFNICR, Business Education teacher and Vocational Counselor, plans to do some traveling in the future, Attending live theater productions, reading, and gardening are acitivities that Drama teacher MR. ORVILLE SHOFNFR enjoys doing. MR. WARREN SMITH teaches Matematics and Survey Science. He enjoys golf and other sporting activities. MR. JOH N SU LLIVAN, an ice hockey enthusiast, is a Typing and Accounting teacher. Badminton is the sport most enjoyed by flirl's P.E. teacher MISS SHARON SYBERT. She enjoys cooking and sewing during her spare tiem. MR. PASQUAL TALAMANTIES teaches Educational Development. Scuba diving, backpacking, hunting, and fishing are some of the acitivities MR. TED TESTA, Boy's P.E. teacher, enjoys doing. MR. ALVA THOMAS, Arts and Crafts teacher, is interested in travel, creative art, and, sports. Teacher .. . Helpingll Grow In Knowledge Mr. james Thompson . 2. 5 ,w .2 gs, .V i 5.4.5. 1 ,,.:,V 'E f7W:,, 'Z 'fi ?lsL'3Li-i' - if i . 1 Mrs. Benna Wilson MR. JAM ES 'I'HOMPSON'S favorite sports are football, basketball, and baseball. ln his spare time he enjoys reading, fishing, and camping, He teaches Cultural and Economic Georgraphy, Family Life, and Athletics. Helping young people in their preparation for a full and satisfying future is MR. FRANK 'I'HURMAN'S main ambition. His plans for the future are to visit people and places, and to learn more about the culture of American lndians. He teaches Educational Development. Doing macrame, oil painting, and sewing are MRS. .IAN VACH'S favorite hobbies. Being IDYLL STAFF ADVISOR takes up much of her spare tiem, but she also enjoys sailing, camping, and practicing yoga. Mrs. Vach also teaches English. Mr. Frank Thurman s o Ei? Mrs. Paulette Wilson Playing tennis, sewing and collecting international recipes are MRS. BENNA WILSON'S main interests. Her main ambition is to be the best possible German teacher she can be. She also teaches Frontier History. To pursue the art of conversation is MRS. PAULETTE WILSON'S main interest. Her main ambition is to teach Mr. Meyers how to spell. She teaches French, English Lit., and Humor and Satire. Mrs. Wilson enjoys traveling to France every summer to visit her family. Water skiing is MRS. SHARON YAAP'S favorite sport. Lance Staff Advisor was a new job for her this year, and she has done a great job. Mrs. Yaap enjoys renovating old homes with her husband in her spare time. 1,..' iit E Mrs. jan Vach Mrs. Sharon Yaap OPPOSITE PAGE- above: Cafeteria workers, left to right, Laurie Martin, Sophia Majchrzak, Pearl lrvine, Connie Anastasi, Peggy Watson, Dolores Helgesong middle: Secretaries, left to right, Kay Evans, Barbara Sack, Colleen Schweitzer, Margret Milner, Berry Hoffman, Margie Hallberg, Vanitta Olinger, Audry Stewart, below: Custodians, left to right, Robert Gillig, John Hill, Rupert Howell, Pauljula, William Perkinson, Merlin Harberts. Guardian of the Hill ww l? dl si ,gal 1. , ., ax' Q., TUTURS aww mi ,,., , W wwf 5,555 Vik PRODU CE Q fffawis 2952! fm gk gi iigmmgw Congratulations to the Class of '75 IIllllISIIlIES.lNlI. Chula Vista, California 287 ' F 422-6522 328 THIRD 420-8600 Harueg's Balzerg Merle Norman Cosmetics 'N Stag and Hound MARKET PLACE 631 E 422-6070 55 BROADWAY 422-6442 HELEN PIERCE DANCE STUDIO DAVIS AUTO BODY AND PAINT 733 1-Hmm 426 2872 249 422 6173 WILLENBURG REALTY WILSON INSURANCE AGENCY 684 BROADWAY 422 8882 182 ITHICA ST 420 8060 MARY LOU'S MICHAEL FLYNN PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDING PHOTOS AND PORTRAI TS - E - Xwxl gf? IIXNIIIVQEYIKX' H Eckhari Rcakior lim E 2,0 374 H 422-0101 24 BROAD 426-2152 Ramm And llihittington ALIAS , 0 WHITTINGTON AND DAUGHTER I-YY 5 3l'3gY if 'vb T f ff.. N, ,gg A , Lf.. 5,2511 ' Sw? ' .5 i X5 if 66 E 426- 1616 422-0141 Hilltop Realty Cheelegk Auto Parts DUPONT PAINT SUPPLIES .1 HLITO PARTS MHCHWSH ...-1 mmm mes uying. Renting Leamng Senmxa T 373 THIR 426-8820 I I I la Bella Pizza Garden I ORDERS TO GO I -SPAGHETTI I .RAv1o1.1 ' -TOR PEDO SANDWICH I I DAILY 9 A,M, TO 2 A,M, I AY 'ro I A,Nl, I I - - - - - - 255 TH 422-1123 I com MART I NIE MART FOR ALL YO MUSICAL I I T MENTS A JEWELRY, -- A.,. I fl f:i'Ii .i1- , I k'A ' I LILI EIS, Thlnk uller for Ford 760 BROADWAY CHULA VISTA Ph0ne 426 4440 I I I I A l I 7 . l - , H H 427-7700 1143 HIGHLAND 477-2244 CHULA VISTA SANITARY SERVICE P O Box NO 967 I' 422-9703 CIN ALPHA BETA SHOPPING CENTER, SILVER CUE Pool. AND GAMES KUEBLER CONSTRUCTION The Barbecue Put 277 BROADWAY 4 6-3911 1060 BROADWAY 427-1304 B AND L AUTO PARTS 02, PRINTING INCORPORATED 314 F STREET 0 CHULA VISTA, CALIF. 0 17141422-6785 , 422-6151 HUBBARD IVIORTUARY Hom's Teapot Inn 311 F' ST 0 380 F ST. 373 E ST. 422-8334 I 2 I I 321 E ST MARKET PLACE 2940 NATIL AVE. 474-5581 642 E s'r 426-2104 Westcott Motors M.G. AUSTIN HEAL.EY VOLVO AUS-HN AM. 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I I Q- I PAN AMERICAN vAN LINES, INC, 1660 BROADWAY cI-IuLA VISTA, CALIF, 92011 lv N-idly JS KEEP ON TRUCKING, I Illini MARKET PLACE - I f-J'..r NJ J u ' A N all :JI :I 1 3 zlrzfm ' '41 su -If jj: 3.k1L I N' ' ' ' H ' A x2 4-gf, 5, -2- . hzigflg' , I V A E 4' ' , . 'ff ,I f A N---A A M , lf 1' I BAY GENERAL HOSPITAL PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE 4f?'iif:f , E ,, J If you want: - Job Experience - A future Health Career - Community Involvement BE A CANDYSTRIPER VOLUNTEER 35 H STREET CHULA VIS A CALIFORNIA 92010 TELEPHONE 4208182 a generallwn 115 N c.l.ovER CEIPI1 Ahhvg Mark BONITA ROAD CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE 422-0118 THE LITTLE CHAPEL OF THE ROSES The traditional wedding chapel for over tnree generations This impressive old-world church is a faithful counterpart of one of England s treasured gems of architecture-an accurate reproduction of the world-famous Lord Tenny- son Church in Sommersby England. Dignity and rever- ence distinguish its atmospheres light and color abound. lt is equipped to serve any faith or order. It is free from noise and parking problems. Your happiest day will be treasured for a lifetime when you choose The Little Chapel of the Roses. ROYAL CARPET WAREHOUSE Fon RUGGED lNDiv1DuAL.1s'rs, 427-2420 MARKET PLACE 294 THIRD AVE, 422-0914 299 THIRD AVE, 422-2222 CAL-WEST TROPHIES CHULA VISTA PHARMACY AND THE WINNERS ARE - CAROL AND SONJA, I 455 C ST, 427-2303 313 THIRD AVE. 422-9190 BEADS N' JEWELS EVEL.YN'S DISPLAY ARTS AND CRAFTS DESIGN AND MAKE YOUR OWN JEWELRY. WEIVE GOT WHAT You NEED TO DO YOUR THING, 305 E s-r, 427-2711 Castle Plymouth 8a Chrysler Inc. 245 CHURCH 422-6171 JOHN HECK REAL ESTATE HECK S CREW SAYS SELL BY HECK I ll ll Q 247 E ST, 422-515' 292 THIRD AVEE 420-3771 ECKHART REALTORS WE HAVE HOMES TO MEET YOUR NEEDS AND YOUR TASTE! MANY LISTINGS TO CHOOSE FROM WE'I.l.. WORK WITH You TO FIND THE HOME You REAI.I.Y WANT, TANDY LEATHER CO WE HAVE EASY-TO-USE KITS T 'H 1'-' . 2514 MAIN ST, 423-7830 236 THIRD AVE, 427.-3676 SANTA FE MEATS JOHNSON'S GREENERY GO TO SANTA FE FOR FRESH MEAT EVERYDAY I, E E JOHNSONS li' 'Y GREENERYQ -H-Q 5- W- IIIHESSE WAAS:- Sm A-W CUT FLGWERS O! MARKET PLACE - I067 BROADWAY 420-2544 632 E ST, 426-6080 C 8a C Glass Co. Carefree Travel Serviee AUTO GLASS Home GLASS AT ROYAL INN HOTEL INSURANCE SPECIALI STS 0 AUTO GLASS ' WINDOW GLASS v STORE FRONTS 0 TABLE TOPS SHOWER DOORS ONE DAY SERVICE FEATURING THE NEW 'HOUSE OF MIRRORS FOR OFFICE OR HOME ALL TYPES ALL PRICES SE HA BLA ESPANOI. BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE NEVER A SERVICE CHARGE CRUISES AIR TICKETS SPECIALISTS ON GROUP AND STUDENT TOURS FULLY BONDED BY ALL AIRLINES STEAMSHIPS AND RAILROADS 233 THIRD AVE 426 I835 279 THIRD AVE llal s Men s Harr Stglrng -lv ilmtiiiq 4' RRY-A luports Imports BEAUTIFUL IMPORTS FROM THE SOUTH CLOTHING JEWELRY HAND PAINTED CHINA AND FINE ARTWORK 426 7820 I I I I I U I C T I O - 9 9 ' ' --9: Qi vi , L? : SSA X i , XXKW X? :xix , am I TLV ! ee I n T A I 35 , gi K K y 5 I 9 , '1 A I . fi? ' L Y - - - - - ' - 1 - - - - - I - 296 THIRD AVE 427-1396 Bowermaster A I THANKS TO EOWERMASTER, MARY AND HER STAFF MADE IYDLL. '75 A SUCCESS1 I LT................. .- . MARKET PLACE 5 w 4062 som-rA Rn, 1 479-1142 la Piifata FOOD TO GO GOT THE IVIUNCHIESY JOIN OUR BLOCK AT L.A PINATA H 427-3111 SOUTH BAY OFFICE SUPPLY CHULA VISTA 2.93 THIRD AVE 420-9001 FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN THE STATIONERY STORE ON THE MOVE U sm- Yf 1,.. r 1- v ,, I - ,L I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 WHEN YOU ARE READY FOR REAL ESTATE WE Ll. BE READY FOR YOU IDEAL REALTY' 4190 BONITA ROAD 501 3RD AVE BONITA cHul.A VISTA 475-1100 427-4424 352 ST, - . If S H2535 ff , L 4 Q ' 59 1 'E Q Q 'I Q R I X 'M W if .gulf Q2 js 4 .wr at nat gif? A usa A ,gyiq ,. rw -G 15 I ' ar-In 'I' IW A M 1 I , g,,rf:,, 'M 4.4.3 gusty: gftigx M l . . MARKET PLACE 2510 CLEVELAND AVE, 477-9331 328 CENTER 427- 'I550 WRIGHT PACKING COMPANY, INC. PEN FED BEEF 248 LANDIS AvE, 420-8555 I.OU'S PHARMACY ,. .... H ' I h'7 f ' ' T- W' -fa x, '33'3 rr.. L .T Q 5 . 'f,---- - - , ,,,. - H 5' ,Q A 1 , K ,I -f ,. -- . V Sw .MH LW, sv : , M ,A,, I , , , 2 z KM ,.,, M .V I , , I iii E7 EE Q W, WZ , . I 5 I , ,V ' Qfgzfgl-.gg M ' - ,A ' I ,T ,, 1 WW In M?f 'VE W3 777 . ' A f , wwf A , I I V F1 fywf 4 , WE. - 'ff A -My - w Q '15, , :am ' ' .'f,f2Sf-wr f ' 61: 'I , V 6 V T In ,,-MJ , . - ' 5, -,,,,. ., f I f SOUTH BAY AUTO PARTS FINE NAME BRAND PARTS! HANK AND PAUL'S BARBER SHOP I ST. 422-0739 WE GIVE EVERY CUSTOMER THE BRUSH, 647 E s-r, 420-5290 287 NAPLES 427-8832 CORNEI..L'S STATIONERS SUPPLIES FURNITURE EQUIPMENT MACHINES BANKAIVIERICARD IVIASTERCHARGE CASA BLANCA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS ASA Palomar Flonst 282 PALOMAR ST. CHULA VISTA CALIF. 92011 88 E BONITA RD 425-5282 427-9755 LA CHATEAU BEAUTY BOUTIQUE WE RE Bl.ooMlN HAPPY 'ro sERvE You MEMBER: FLORISTS TRANSWORID DEUVEKY ASSOCIATION 'I I' 422-5351 353 THIRD AVE 422-1113 ARNOLD'S GARAGE LOGAN PLUMBING AND HEATING I 326 F ST. STATE LICENSE NO 179709 0 0 795 THIRD AVE. ' 427-1704 ECONOMY FURNITURE nunqv-mL'Q 4232 EONITA RD 479-3833 290 THIRD AVE 426-3524 BONITA GRECIAN GODDESS SALON 15 OPERATORS TO SERVE You NEW LIFE BIBLE BOOK STORE GRECIAI1 6000555 MARKET PLACE - 4041 BONITA RD. 479-3537 316 THIRD AVE, 427-7220 Bonita Store TO Charm College of Beauty MEATS TO PLEASE Youf JOE AND MARY DIRIENZO, PROPS, . . ,h. fiznufsfqf 1 nm n L. 4080 BONITA RD, 479-1331 266 1f2 THIRD AVE, 422-5331 Wagon Wheel Produee Harper's Musie 2' MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTH BAY .A ,Q ...Q 415 THIRD AVE, 422-2371 337 THIRD AVE 425-5353 THE HAIR HARBOR BRADLEY DRY CLEANERS 2, ' 5. 4 Ei I ki I I I I LW, 1354 THIRD AVE 427-8817 292 CENTER ST 422-2363 PALONIAR LAUNDROIVIAT RAYIS SHOE REPAIR PALQMAP LAUNDROMAT I I S, E , I 15 e a! 'I I IT'S NOT WHAT You EAT. . . I BUT WHAT You DIGEST THAT MAKES You STRONG: 9 335 2 I lT'S NOT WHAT You EARN . . I I BUT WHAT You SAVE THAT MAKES You RICH: I IT'S NOT WHAT You LEARN . . . Ifz I BUT WHAT You REMEMBER THAT MAKES You WISE! 3' I I I 1 'W Y Y WY 1 J J J J I I I' N l ll I M1 RKI' l ' I 70 E. J St., Bhula Vista I MARKET PLAQE - - i 272 THIRD AVE. 422 3003 Paula's Cottage Cafe i iibvv-A-fir' I 3vA CIFIIHT SXT T-Ni 420-0688 Com I. p :ments CHULA VISTA TV HI Fl CENTER Pioknilfs School of Ballot Specialists in Color rv All Work Guaranteed T - Day arid Night Calls . . PTIODE 422 6166 ' T T' VTTTVV' . 695 Third Ave.-Open 9-9 Mon Sat v at E ' S A - Free Antenna Estimates Sales 84 Service - ' I-+mu mv! Curtis Mathes Stereo-Televlslon RCA, Color TV, Sony, Panasonic 84 Other Brands SWINGING SETS AND STEREOS Aff-I 333 F s-r, 422-4272 3 I4 CENTER ST. 420 3301 Fuson's Garage Bud's Athletic Supply 'I 4240 BONITA RD, 479-4410 636 E ST, 422-4694 BONITA FLORIST JOLLY KING RESTAURANT sPEcxAl.lzxNG IN, A-r THE ROYAL INN WEDDING AND DRIED FLOWERS IDYLI. STAFF '75 WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL! JOE FIALHO JEFF SINNOCK CHUCK CATE MARY MOORE TONY RASO ROY BOTTGER KEN CEDENO MIKE CEDENO MARK VOIGTRITTER MARKET PLACE w JH 4? DE 1. hw ' , :.,, g 2- YM' ,M- in I 95 A r ,, an H MM ,' MM' K. w V fgfiigg Jr S . Qgxhsg 'f,:-.gg xpfm 111 ,pYHU'L:S fx' A.. F g3 g:,'g.:'.-'- i:'f f xvxnffarnhgf sm Cl.0SI 0 Y' 1 5 A X2-I H 0 x CLUSING