Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

Fraternity our motto be, Our Alma Mater Dear, We give to thee Our loyalty for evermore, Hail to thee with our singing, Hail we now proud, bold Viking, Irvington, our praises soar, Evermore. Carol Armstrong — Editor Mr. E. B. Duggan — Adviser introduction Irvington High School, the most modern plant yet built in the Fremont area, opened its doors for the first time on September 11, 1961 to a student body of 1400. It is hard to imagine what was going through the minds of the first Viking crew as they stepped onto their as yet unchristened ship. Many were thinking fondly of the friends they left behind at Washington; others were hurrying about, worriedly, trying to find the location of their classes. There was little attention given to the sea of responsibility before them as the unsteady and as yet untried ship prepared to embark upon its first voyage. The Vikings had been a mighty lot — bold and adventurous, — thundering their way across the northern continent. This mighty Viking was the symbol of the strength and unity of action Irvington High School hoped to possess. Could we do it? The only way to answer this question was to try — and try we did! The Vikings — students and faculty alike — hoisted anchor and set sail on an unchartered course in the true Viking spirit. Traditions were established, traditions that will remain when the original members of the Viking crew are meeting and conquering other challenges life places before them. Perhaps, in a decade or two, we may all look back at this first year, the year we became Vikings and remember — surely there are memories for all of us. And so, we present a treasure chest of memories for the first Irvington Vikings and for those that will follow us. Let us recall the first year — let us recall. THE MAIDEN VOYAGE OF THE VIKING SHIP. Carol Armstrong Editor ontcnts laaB?0 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ timtWB ramatiCB ♦ ♦ ♦ V Indication At the head of Irvington High’s superior administrative staff, which was so essential in guiding the initial voyage of the Irvington Viking ship, was a man who, through his superior leadership, made our maiden voyage one we shall never forget. The job of principal of a school, any school, is not an easy one. But the task before our principal was even more momentous. Before the ship could embark upon its first voyage, it had to first be built, rules and principles had to be established to steer the Vikings on the right course and insure a smooth voyage. With all of this responsibilty placed upon him, our principal still found time to confer with his Viking crew — the students of Irvington High. He was always willing to listen to our ideas; he always respected our opinions. He treated us as we wished to be treated, as (as he called us) young adults.” He served as our port in the storm” when the going was rough as the Viking ship tossed on the sea of unassurance. He could be depended upon to render advice, opinion, and guidance to reassure the still hesitant Viking crew. So Mr. Voorhees, I, on behalf of the entire Irvington Student Body, extend to you our heart¬ felt gratitude for the significant part you played in making the maiden voyage of the Viking ship one we shall never forget. And it is in this same spirit of gratitude that we respectfully dedicate to you, the first Viking treasure chest of memories, the first Saga. Respectfully Carol Armstrong 6 Saga” Editor Irvington High School 1961-62 ¥ 0 a r b 0 £ r u s t £ £ 0 Mr. William Koller, Superintendent Mr. Manuel J. Bernardo Dr. Gordon Dickerson 7 DR. THOMAS WOODS Asst. District Superintendent for Curricu¬ lum and Instruction MRS. RETA M. HAYDEN Asst, to the Superintendent for Personnel and Guidance MR. LAWRENCE J. SYLVA Business Administrator, District MR. ROBERT MELTON Vice-Principal, Curriculum and Instruction , Irvington MR. DAN GOULARTE Asst, to the Principal, Facility Management, Irvington MR. HARRY BRUMBAUGH Attendance, Discipline and Student Welfare, Irvington LFFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ida Watson, Principal ' s Secretary; Mrs. Nancy Fries, Counseling Clerk; Mrs. Betty Cabral, Junior Clerk; Mrs. Shirley Carpenter, Attendance Clerk; Mrs. Barbara Mars- den, Library Clerk. (Counselors MR. GLENN LEUNING Freshmen Counselor MRS. CAROL ROBERTS Freshmen Counselor Miss Carol Adam Physical Education Mr. Charles Barrick Social Studies Mr. George Byers Physical Education Mr. Eugene DeSoto English, Speech Miss Carol Eskola Business Education Mr. Max Ames English Miss Barbara Bonn English, German Languages Mrs. Patricia Dorny Home Economics Miss Mary Flannery Mathematics Mr. Barney Bragg Business Education Mr. Clinton Claxton Social Studies Mr. Edmund Duggan English, Journalism Mr. Vincent Flynn English 10 .Sfaculttj Mr. Bob Buum Industrial Arts Mrs. Jean Clunie Homemaking Mrs. Nancy Dunn English Mr. William Gonales Dr. Training Physical Education Mr. Raymond Graham Social Studies Physical Education Mr. Richard Johnston Industrial Arts W 3 Mr. Irving Koppel French, Mathematics Mr. David Lewis Industrial Arts Mr. Donald McCaslin English Mr. Vern Hall Mathematics, Science Mr. Albert Jones Social Studies, Activities Director Mrs. Jane Kroll English Mrs. Joan Mackay Physical Education Miss Sharon McGowan Business Education Mr. Stephen Hand ran Social Studies Mr. Fred Kemper Physical Education r Mr. Joseph Larkin Special Education Miss Judy Malynn Art Mr. Frank Micklewright English Mrs. Hazel Hird Physical Education i • • BM v Mr. Edward King Physical Education Mr. Richard Levin Social Studies, Music Mr. James Mayo Business Education Mr. David Minor Mathematics 11 Mr. Marvin Mires Science Mr. Bertram Robarts Social Studies Mr. Carl Shelley Science Mrs. Loraine Thorn ley Business Education Mr. Abraham Newman English Mr. Kenneth Ruff English Mr. Harry Stookey Science Mr. Sal Noto Industrial Arts Mr. Philip Schmidt Librarian Mr. Charles Swanson Mathematics Mr. Robert Tierney Science, Physical Education Mrs. Jean Ullman Art fSfacuItg Mr. Neil Rigby Mathematics, Science Mrs. Dorothy Senghas Social Studies Mr. Dwight Thornburg Music Mr. John Webb Physical Education 12 Classified personnel CAFETERIA STAFF —FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Rose McCollum, Marie Cunha, Viola Cox. BACK ROW: Louise Rife, Florence Brazil, Esther Brown, Ruby Roeben, Mary Dravland. CUSTODIANS — FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Joseph Luiz, August Lago, Joseph Oliver, John Torquemada. BACK ROW: Thomas Almond, Gerald Rodrigues, Martha Ellegood, Roy Steadman, Anthony Texeira. BUS DRIVERS — LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Coelho, Bobby Heilman, Roland Fisher, Shirley Lemosky, Steve Russek, Maurice Duckett. j tudent Jlenatc The Student Senate has served as the officers under Mr. Voorhees, the captain of our ship. We are all truly grateful to them for the leadership they have given us this first year. Judy Lee, President LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Ford, Heady ell-leader; George Mc¬ Carthy, Chief-Justice; Jane Garretr, President of I.C.C.; Gndy Fratres, Sophomore Class President; Carol Armstrong, Saga Editor; Carol Henry, Treasurer; Judy Lee, President; Terry Fye, Vice- President; Pixie Vargas, Leiflet Editor; Carole Dillie, Secretary; Barbara Moyer, Junior Class President; Rich Tamura, Senior Class President. NOT PICTURED: Delores Durazo, Freshman Class President. j tudent (Eourt FIRST ROW: Don Oeser, Senior Justice; Carol Tucker, Senior Justice; Judy Marlovits, Sophomore Justice; Dave Palmer, Junior Justice. SECOND ROW: George McCarthy, Chief Justice. Representative Assembly FIRST ROW: George Amaral, Lexy Lucius, Cheryl Hall, Lynda Turk, Theresa Fye, Jane Garrett. SECOND ROW: Anthony Angell, Chuck Colburn, Toni Jones, Monnie Howard, Linda Scott, Joan Gelletman Joy Krone Dave Compagna Jerry helley mtore untors All for one, and one for all. J opljomores 3f regimen John Hargis Vice-President Rich Tamu ra President Pat Wheeler Secretary 18 Mary Ann Trefz Treasurer Allen Andrade Eddie Andrade Sharon Anino Dick Anthony Carol Armstrong ({ Michael Armstrong Bruce Artimisi Lynne Aust Joyce Barbee Don Barnett Rich Beacham Joan Bean Mike Bean David Berman Barbara Ann Block Melba Bradshaw Beverly Brown Melinda Beard 19 Pat Callery 20 Chuck Colburn Charlene Dunham I Ken Fondaw 21 Carol Henry Larry Hofstetter Sharon Holderer Monnie Howard T aKa Fred Ivey Billie Lambert 23 c: Ken Mackintosh Pat Mackay U, James Mad ruga Donna Marlay Carolyn Mackintosh 24 Frank Mayer Nancy Martin Pat Martin Byron McCartney George McConnell Garry McGhie Susan McKierman Ted Medeiros John Mee Shariene Mello Jim Meshwert Mary Mitchell Roger Newquist 25 Fred Parson 26 Fred Remer Henry Shinn George M. Theresa 27 Pixie Vargas Margie Vincak Glenn Ward Lesta Wendlandt Pat Wheeler Jim White Eileen Whitty Sharron Willoughby David W. Wolfsmith Steve Woodward Judith Zimp Leora Wilson 29 30 Marlys Pierson Vice-President ©fftcers Classes Dede Paxton Secretary ' Come! Explore a little farther! See what lies beyond!’ Bev Thomas Treasurer FIRST ROW: Kelly Albrecht, Dan Alcorn, Cheryl Alldredge, Carol Ambrose, Lee Baker. SECOND ROW: Pam Baldaramos, Dick Barham, Bonita Barnes, Jim Baxter, Cecil Beam. FIRST ROW: Joanne Bean, Vyvian Beck, Roy Benge, Virginia Best, Rosemarie Bettencourt. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bogue, Jacki Botzek, Richard Brady, Donna Bright, Gen Burford. FIRST ROW: Greg Busby, Steve Byers, Bob Carr, Sandra Casen- tini, Renee Charette. SECON D ROW: Rex Clack, Judy Clark, Phil Clark, Henry Clouser, Betty Cockrum. FIRST ROW: Fred Cole, Carol Comphel, Wayne Corrie, Katherine Cremeans, Roger Cunha. SECOND ROW: Dawn Date, Frank DeCarli, Rene DeHaan, Joan Dejong, Torrie DeLisle. FIRST ROW: Valerie De Silva, Jim Diaz, Carole Dille, Michael Dillon, Charles Driskill. SECOND ROW: Tony Ed ay an, Ray Edwards, James Eichelberger, Shirley Enos, Caryl Evans. FIRST ROW: Denny Garcia, Joan Gellerman, Barbara Gibson, Darwin Gilmore, Frances Givlin. SECOND ROW: Ann Goetsch, Mary Goetsch, Roberta Gordon, Billy Graham, Carolyn Greenwell. FIRST ROW: Mike Evansizer, Joyce Evers, Tom Faria, Alvin Feleciano, David Fisher. SECOND ROW: Frank Fitzpatrick, Terry Ford, Ivan Fox, Tony Fricano, Sue Furlong. FIRST ROW: Tamara Hudson, Pam Hunt, Barbara Hupp, Lloyd Irwin, Carol Jackson. SECOND ROW: Warren Jaeger, Stan Jensen, John Jeronimo, David Johnson, Carol Jordon. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Haigler, Bea Harris, Leland Harward, Janet Hawkins, Ken Hayes. SECOND ROW: Ann Heller, Nancy Hillman, Linn Holden, Viole Hopper, Marvin Hudson. FIRST ROW: Gail Kerns, Danny Killeen, Vaughn Killeen, Karen Kovacich, Joy Krone. SECOND ROW: Terri Larson, Jeanette Legreid, John Legro, Ed Leys, Carol Logan. 33 FIRST ROW: George Mata, Tony Mattos, Nelda McAfee, Cyn¬ thia McCarthy, Sandra McCurry. SECOND ROW: Janet McLaughlin, Dwayne Melton, Jack Mendonca, Robert Miller, Susan Miller. FIRST ROW: Robin Page, David Palmer, Charles Parmley, Suzanne Patchin, Dede Paxton. SECOND ROW’: Doug Peasley, Chonita Perez, Elizeldd Perez, Rachel Perez, Pam Peterson. FIRST ROW: Velma Lomas, Ralph Lopez, Mercy Lozano, Sharon Lundtoft, Ron Lusher. SECOND ROW: Virginia Mardis, Diane Mares, Carole Martin, Joel Martinez, John Martinez. FIRST ROW: Fred Mortimer, Barbara Moyer, Larry Nakanishi, Ron Nelson, Paulette Newman. SECOND ROW: Jeff Ogilvie, Patricia O’Neill, Monica Omellas, Jim Pachote, Jim Page. FIRST ROW: Marlys Pierson, Audrey Pine, Judy Pokriots, Diane Poplin, Jim Raube. SECOND ROW: Brenda Riffee, Charles Rios, Greg Rios, Micki Ritchey, Danny Ross. FIRST ROW: Connie Short, Marian Shuey, Richard Signor, Donna Silveria, Dave Smith. SECOND ROW: Nancy Smith, Alice Sorensen, Cherilyn Stein, Donna Stevens, Jim Stevens. FIRST ROW: JoAnna Thomas, Carl Thompson, Thomas Thomp¬ son, Judy Thurlkill, Isaac Torrez. SECOND ROW: Idalia Trevino, Barbara Tucker, Linda Vitale, George Walker, Bob Wattles. FIRST ROW: Yolanda Sanchez, Nelda Santos, Rosemarie Schneider, Sandra Schulke, Rick Scott. SECOND ROW: James Serna, Barbara Sewell, Clyde Sexton, Patrice Shawver, Gary Shepherd. FIRST ROW: Ken Stewart, David Stilwill, Robert Stilwili, Vicki Striplin, Robert Strong. SECOND ROW: Frank Swan, James Sweeney, Pamela Taylor, Donna Thatcher, Beverly Thomas. FIRST ROW: Fred Weibel, Bob Welch, Joan Wiegand, Dianna Winters, Phil Wolff. SECOND ROW: James Woodard. In Memory of Robert Reda Linda Greer jlopljomore (Elasses FIRST ROW: Mike Abbott, Violet AlBorao, Janice Alcorn, Nancy Alcorn, Ricky Alexander. SECOND ROW: John Allen, Terry Allen, George Amaral, Michael Anderson, Dave Andrade. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Archuleta, Joe Armstrong, Marsha Athenais, Arlene Balthazar, Steve Barnes. SECOND ROW: Linda Barnett, Janice Bass, Dan Beck, Terry Beebe, Ethel Bell. FIRST ROW: Jack Bell, Russell Bellinis, Gary Benge, Ingrid Bergland, Carl Best. SECOND ROW: David Best, Randy Bimrose, Janice Bishop, Hersh Blackerby, Jon Blockhus. FIRST ROW: Linda Boehm, Donna Bollinger, Cheryl Bonds, Linda Boren, Gail Bowen. SECOND ROW: Ken Bozigian, Susan Bradley, Peggy Bradshaw, Bob Branch, Kathy Bray. FIRST ROW: Carol Brayevich, Carol Brosnan, Brent Brown, Cheri Brown, Doug Brown. SECOND ROW: James Brown, Lana Bryant, Grace Buckles, Barbara Bunting, Bill Burnsed. FIRST ROW: Claudia Cassina, Tony Castillo, Vickie Chamber¬ lin, Ken Chandler, Anthony Casteo. SECOND ROW: Gail Castro, Harry Chandler, Dana Charette, Sandy Cissell, James Clark. FIRST ROW: Donna Davis, Nancy Dawson, Paul Dazhan, Rob¬ ert DeCarli, Maryke De Haan. SE COND ROW: Dennis Deichler, Terry Delashaw, Bob Delmas, Dean Dickerson, Mary Dillon. FIRST ROW: Tom Callaghy, Kathi Callahan, David Campagna, Ester Campos, Julee Canfield. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Capito, Pat Carpenter, Larry Carter, Hal Cartwright, Pat Cassentini. FIRST ROW: Suzanne Clark, Gloria Coelho, Marcella Cogal, Margaret Coker, Francine Conant. SECOND ROW: Jerry Cox, William Crockett, Jack Crownover, Sharon Crowley, Elvira Davila. FIRST ROW: Ronni Dillon, Jim Doukas, Dave Dove, Barbara Drake, Susan Driskell. SECOND ROW: Sandra Duffy, Stephanie Duke, Brian Duran, Jim Dvorak, Pacita Edayan. 39 FIRST ROW: Martha Estrada, Brenda Evers, Laura Farnsworth Carolyn Faulkner, Beverly Fava. SECOND ROW: Juanita Flores, Kathy Fontes, Victoria Fox, Cindy Fratres, Dean Freeman. FIRST ROW: James Geer, Jeanne Getz, Eddie Giampapa, Joe Giampapa, Emma Givens. SECOND ROW: Jan Glenn, Frank Goff, Donna Gordon, Julie Grate, Sharon Graves. FIRST ROW: Dale Edmonds, David Edmonds, Fred Emmitt, Sandra Emmitt, John Engwall. SECOND ROW: Alvin Ennson, Gary Erb, Bob Erwin, Dorothy Escobar, Armando Estrada. FIRST ROW: Lee Fuller, Linda Fuller, Mike Furbee, Louis Furlong, Joe Garbely. SECOND ROW: Barbara Garcia, Frank Garcia, Joanne Garcia, Connie Garrett, Fred Garrett. FIRST ROW: Linda Greer, Michael Gregory, Kelly Gronley, Carole Gross, Angie Guerra. SECOND ROW: Jean Haberkam, Joan Haberkam, Gary Ha- bluetzel, James Latham, Clarence Hagberg. FIRST ROW: Janice Hillman, James Hinds, James Hockstaff, Michael Hodgins, Bill Hoefer. SECOND ROW: John Hoffman, Donald Holaday, Sue Holdercr, Ron Horne, Casey Howard. FIRST ROW: Sherile Jefferis, Robert Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Donnelly Jones, Penny Jones. SECOND ROW: Eric Jorgensen, Len Joseph, Kenneth Kauff- mann, Susan Kaye, Mary Kenney. FIRST ROW: Ron Haigler, Carolyn Hamilton, Verna Hammers, Wayne Harper, Linda Haught. SECOND ROW: Juanita Havens, Dean Hedrick, Penny Hend¬ rickson, Paul Heslep, Susan Higgins. FIRST ROW: Richard Howe, Mike Howell, Ronald Huckaby, Joe Hunt, Pauline Hunt. SECOND ROW: Valerie Hunter, Don Hutchins, Phillip Ingram, Bill Ivey, Don James. FIRST ROW: Dan Kettering, Jerold Killion, Diane Kimmel, William Klinger, Laura Kolkana. SECOND ROW: Terry Kritikos, Fred Kuhne, Frann Labrado, Jeff Lacy, Jan Lambert. 41 FIRST ROW: Mary Loredo, Pat ' Lovelace, Richard Lusher, Marciel Lyczewski, Dennis Lynn. SECOND ROW: Randy Mafit, Roberta Mafit, Pat Maynard, Marilyn Markie, Roger Marley. FIRST ROW: Peter McKinney, Grant McNeil, Judy Mee, Diana Meeks, William Melcher. SECOND ROW: Elliot Mendonca, Frank Mendoza, Bob Meri, Carole Meshwert, Gary Milan. FIRST ROW: James Latham, Jack Lee, David Legro, Cheri Leonard, Mary Lester. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Lima, Richard Linville, Ron Liss, Betty Lobb, Antoinette Lopez. FIRST ROW: Judy Marlovits, Renee Marshall, Patrick Martine, Joe Martinez, Robert Martinez. SECOND ROW: Gladys Matherly, Steven McCall, Mike Mc¬ Guire, Tom McIntosh, Bill McKiernan. FIRST ROW: John Miller, Sandy Moenkhe, Randy Moen, Coleta Montgomery, Dianna Moore. SECOND ROW: Duane Mueller, Jo Ann Murphy, Carolyn Nelson, Nancy Newell, Beverly Newton. FIRST ROW: Betty Jo Ortiz, Geraldine Osborn, Guy Overacker, Michael Padgett, Dave Palmer. SECOND ROW: Judy Palmer, Sherri Palmer, Jimmie Parker, Patricia Parker, Susan Parr. FIRST ROW: John Piane, Dan Pickens, Steve Pintek, Deanna Pool, Sam Porter. SECOND ROW: Sandie Pyle, Connie Rawlins, Dennis Raymond, Randy Reagan, Kathleen Rebello. FIRST ROW: James Norris, Kathy Norris, Michael Notary, Vernon Nunes, Bud Noonan. SECOND ROW: Angie Ochoa, Norman Ocker, Dave O jeda, Jacqueline Opper, Eddy Ortegon. FIRST ROW: Ken Parrish, Helen Parson, Linda Patterson, Sheila Payne, Diana Peavy. SECOND ROW: Ricky Pellum, Angie Perez, Janet Perry, Ray Perry, Sharon Phillips. FIRST ROW: Jim Redding, Mike Remer, Dan Renteria, Michael Renteria, Greg Rich. SECOND ROW: Paula Richardson, Billie Rieg, Phillip Robin¬ son, Steven Rockett, Minnie Rodriguez. 43 FIRST ROW: David Rogers, Jim Rogers, Kenneth Rondeau, Jo Anne Rose, Leonard Rose. SECOND ROW: Mike Rucker, Larry Salo, Jackie Sarmento, Sharon Sartori, Doris Sauer. FIRST ROW: Mark Sawin, Don Sayre, Linda Scott, Jerry Shelley, Walter Sherman. SECOND ROW: William Schick, Nancy Short, Mike Siedentopf, Jerry Siegel, Carol Sims. FIRST ROW: Milo Simmons, Sandra Simonson, Bill Smith, Candy Smith, Evelyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Jerry Smith, Linda Smith, Linda Smith, Sharonn Smith, Deloris Smithhart. FIRST ROW: Donna Sousa, James Souza, Jeannie Souza, Sheila Staley, Lora Stanfield. SECOND ROW: Deana Stead, Linda Stevens, Hal Stoll, Vincent Storti, Aria Strasser. P f o • FIRST ROW: Sherry Stratton, Lloyd Sullivan, Jeanne Sunseri, Patricia Sweeney, Kathy Sylvester. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Tenchiera, Tony Testerman, Thomas De Wayne, Judy Thompson, Jim Thrasher. FIRST ROW: Reed Vanderzee, Rodney Vanfrease, Tim Vargas, Jeff Veach, Danny Villa. SECOND ROW: Maureen Vnuk, Linda Wade, Beverly Waldron, Larry Walker, Vicki Wallin. FIRST ROW: Leroy Wilson, Diane Winget, Tom Yauch, Candy Young, Loretta Young. SECOND ROW: Frank Zepeda, Mary Ann Zima. FIRST ROW: Mike Tinagero, Leo Torres, Jeannie Train, John Trunkey, Rebecca Tustin. SECOND ROW: William Ulrich, Kathy Underwood, Steve Underwood, Clarice Ussery, Carmen Valenzuela. FIRST ROW: Bruce Walling, Larry Watson, Patt Weaver, Larry Wesson, Rickey White. SECOND ROW: Patricia Williams, Roger Williams, Sandy Williams, Sandra Willis, Donna Wilson. 45 ■1 Sfresljmen (Class Joyous we to launch out on trackless seas, Fearless for unknown shores!’ 46 FIRST ROW: Harold Anderson, Linda Ankeny, Brett Anthony, Anthony Angell, Ray Archuleta. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Atherton, Annette Augusto, Yvonne Augusto, Pete Avila, Linda Azevedo. FIRST ROW: Rodney Aguilar, William Aldrich, Adonna Alex¬ ander, Cheryl Alexander, David Alldredge. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Allen, Tommy Allen, Terrell Allerton, Don Amsbough, Bob Anderson. FIRST ROW: Dorla Beeman, Lucy Belden, Barbara Bellinis, Kenneth Bethel, Darlene Bettencourt. SECOND ROW: Richard Bettencourt, Charleen Black, Linda Blackwell, Carol Bledsoe, Larry Bogue. FIRST ROW: Ron Bailey, Shari Bainer, Linda Baker, Vicki Baker, Johnny Baldizan. SECOND ROW: Carl Ballmes, Jim Bass, Yvonne Batchelor, Dennis Bean, Martela Beck. FIRST ROW: Kathy Bolick, Jayne Borges, Susan Botch, Ron Boyd, Billy Branch. SECOND ROW: William Bromley, Jim Brosnan, Sharon Brown, Norman Bruneau, Barry Bulman. 47 FIRST ROW: Robert Cassano, Richard Cassano, Robert Chitwood, Mary Castanuela, Jim Castelhano. SECOND R OW: Marianne Castro, Jack Chapman, Judy Chitwood, Donald Church, Eddie Claeys. FIRST ROW: Skip Congdon, Richard Corbett, Jim Cartner, David Cremeans, Gayle Cretan. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Crockett, Dennis Cunningham, Robert Curtis, Mike Daly, Richard Date. FIRST ROW: Linda Burch, Kathy Campbell, Roy Campbell, Larry Cannon, John Capitani. SECOND ROW: John Carpenter, Bill Carr, David Carr, Arthur Carroll, Carol Cory. FIRST ROW: Darrell Clark, James Clark, Michael Clark, Robert Clark, Beth Cleavenger. SECOND ROW: Linda Cobabe, Ron Cox, Joan Cole, Tom Collins, Rick Confer. FIRST ROW: Lenora Dawson, Isabel Dazhan, William Day, John De Carlt, Tom De Hart. SECOND ROW: John Delashaw, Jim Delisle, Gregory DeValle, John Devan, Larry Dias. FIRST ROW: Betty Duke, Mike DunLavy, Tom Dunn, Dolores Durazo, Mary Ann Dvorak. SECOND ROW: Sharon Dvorak, Cathy Dyer, Larry Earl, Jenny Ernes, Anthony Estacio. FIRST ROW: Ron Diamond, Ronnie Dilbeck, Pat Dillie, Eileen Doktor, Barbara Dolan. SECOND ROW: Chris Dolk, John Door, Gloria Duarte, Dennis Duarte, Pamela Dudney. FIRST ROW: Rick Flinders, LeeRoy Flores, Marcia Fondaw, Sharon Foster, Don Franks. SECOND ROW: Brian Foley, Pat Garcia, Lorene Garcia, Robert Garcia, Jennifer Gardner. FIRST ROW: Sue Evans, Terri Evans, Bob Elledg, Gregory Everts, Tcrrie Fclland. SECOND ROW: Donna Fielder, Ernie Foster, Jane Fisher, Tom Firth, Brian Fleming. FIRST ROW: Rachel Gargia, Stephanie Gary, Lupe Garza, Betty Gede, Diane Gibson. SECOND ROW: John Givlin, Louise Gomes, John Goni, Lois Gordon, Johnnie Sue Gregoris. 49 FIRST ROW: Ray Hamilton, Jim Hampton, David Hansen, Sharon Hanson, Par Harcleroad. SECOND ROW: Ellyn Harden, Charles Harley, Linda Harvey, Bill Hastings, Richard Haug. FIRST ROW: Mathew Gregory, Bob Gregory, Apryl Grieve, Steven Guidry, Angie Gustafson. SECOND ROW: Sue Hagberg, Mike Hagenbach, Tommy Hag¬ gard, Beverly Hall, Jerry Hamilton. FIRST ROW: Carole Hayhurst, Sue Hendrix, Pat Hennis, Yo¬ landa Hershey, Randy Hinson. SECOND ROW: Karen Holden, Dolores toward, Rebecca Huls, Doris Hupp, Kathy Ingram. FIRST ROW: Willie Irby, Richard Jacobson, Janice Jackson, Karen Jackson, Marilynn Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Tim Jensen, Chris Johnson, George Johnson, Mike Johnson, Phil Johnson. £ FIRST ROW: Juanita Jones, Linda Jones, Gerald Jonvtz, Larry Jonvtz, Claudia Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Jim Kandul, Andrew Kaye, Jon Keener, Marga¬ ret Kelly, Uncle Albert. FIRST ROW: Mike Kleiman, Karlee Koller, Stephen Knudtsen, Kathy Lagerquist, Janet Larson. SECOND ROW: Jack Laumeistor, Stephen Lawrence, Bob Legan, Wayne Leonhardt, Alana Leroy. FIRST ROW: Kathy Maloney, Pat Mars, Marlene Martin, Jack Martinez, Richard Marujo. SECOND ROW: Jim Mason, Hector Mata, Carlene Matoza, JoAnn Mattos, Judy McClelland. FIRST ROW: Nancy Kelly, Barbara Keltz, Kwayme Kennedy, Denise Kerr, Vicki Kerr. SECOND ROW: Sherry Kille, Kathleen Killian, Richard Kirk, Craig Kirkwood, Linda Klabunde. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Lewis, Roger Lewis, Kathey Licha, Marsha Lind, Nancy Linville. SECOND ROW: Phil La Grange, Richard Lockwood, Donna Logon, Gary Lozo, Mike Lyczewski. FIRST ROW: Nick McCollam, Lynn McCroskey, Bruce Mc¬ Curdy, Dena McDaniel, Jesse Loredo. SECOND ROW: Eddy McDaniel, Dan McDonald, Genevea Miller, Martha Montano, Olarene Millard. 51 FIRST ROW: Shirley Miller, David Mitchell, Jim Moore, Pauline Morales, Charlene Mosiman. SECOND ROW: William Moyer, Danny Mucla, Donald Mullen, Judy Meller, Zonna Murphy. FIRST ROW: Maureen Ornellas, Mary Osmar, Judy Parkhurst, Dorothy Parker, Linda Parks. SECOND ROW: Susan Parry, Chris Paulson, Kent Paxton, Sheri Payne, Alfred Penez. FIRST ROW: Darrell Mac Donald, Dennis McDonald, Steve McElroy, Jay McGowan, Patricia McKinder. SECOND ROW: Dondi McSpadden, Barbara Medeiros, Mel Meinert, Linda Meiring, Bob Mercer. FIRST ROW: June Myers, Martin Myers, Robert Myers, Donna Napoli, Marianne Naguria. SECOND ROW: Agnes Nelson, Clara Newton, Bill Noecker, Kathy O’Neill, Marcella Orcino. FIRST ROW: Phil Perez, Louis Perry, Sandy Perry, Barbara Perucca, Darrell Phelps. SECOND ROW: Bob Phippen, Rita Pilione, Pine Michael, Edna Plowright, Melton Poplin. FIRST ROW: Geraldine Reis, Ben Renteria, Leoca Rexrode, Linda Rhiner, Frank Richardson. SECOND ROW: Michael Rippee, Robert Rios, Jerry Roberts, Frances Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez. FIRST ROW: Shari Sanchez, Tony Sanchez, Michael Sanders, Harry Sandoval, Douglas Sawin. SECOND ROW: Jerry Sayre, William Sayer, Karen Schemel, Larry Schlavin, Jacquelyn Schley. FIRST ROW: Sharon Quilantang, Paul Quinn, Theodora Rabello, Rudy Racca, Robert Rampon. SECOND ROW: Robert Rawson, Karen Reck, Nola Reda, Linda Reeves, Julie Regas. FIRST ROW: Laura Rodriguez, Richard Rolph, Silvia Romero, Mike Rondeau, Bill Rood. SECOND ROW: Tom Rose, Kelly Roybal, Ted Rule, Jerry Russell, Lynn Russell. FIRST ROW: Tom Sctlolmeyer, Charles Sharpe, Steven Shelton, Gail Short, Virginia Shuey. SECOND ROW: John Silvernail, Michael Sims, Kae Simpson, Clayton Smith, Linda Smith, 53 C- FIRST ROW: Loun Smith, Sandra Smith, Barry Synder, Mike Sorenson, Maria Sosa. SECOND ROW: Mitchell Stafford, Jan Stephens, Janet Stephens, Leland Stewart, Marsha Stewart. FIRST ROW: George Strother, Sharon Sullivan, John Suneri, Wesley Sutton, Clarie Telles. SECOND ROW: Dianna Thatcher, James Thomas, Scott Thomas, Jenny Tinoco, Wayne Tomecsek. FIRST ROW: Adelita Torrez, Zulema Torres, Suzy Train, Linda Trulin, Sandra Tuhey. SECOND ROW: Larry Vhlir, Marlou Vanderbrugge, Robert Van MeerBeke, Kathy Vernon, Gail Vernon. FIRST ROW: Bella Vieira, Paul Vitale, Jay Voak, Robin Wade, Wanda Waldron. SECOND ROW: Suda Walling, Tony Walz, Paulette Weaver, Judy Weber, Diana Weibel. FIRST ROW: Leslie Weingartner, Kathryn Wells, Janet Whit¬ field, Frances Whitsel, Mary Widner. SECOND ROW: Pauline Wiegand, Linda Wilkerson, Bob Williams, Johnny Williams, Susan Williams. FIRST ROW: Greg Wilson, Shirley Wilson, Charlene Wright Barry Wood, Tommy Wood. SECOND ROW: Jim Woodall, James Woods, Raymonda Worley, Jimmie Zinn, Vickie Bright. IRVINIA RAYMOND Alternates Cindy Fratres Vee Bee Robi Mafit Song Girl 61 (Elub FIRST ROW: Rachel Perez, Beverly Thomas, JoAnn Olsen, Barbara Moyer, Stephanie Duke, Dondi McSadden, Bob Mercer. Miss Carol Eskola, Adviser; Audrey Pine, Jeanne Louis. SEC- THIRD ROW. Jeff Ogilvie, Bud Noonan, Doug Brown, Roger OND ROW: Dave Palmer, Mary Ann Trefz, Pat Wheeler, Cunha. $alkgrtes ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mary Goetsch, Carol Comphel, Paula Richardson, Janet Hawkins, Joyce Evers, Betty Quaid, Janet Stevens, Pat Nelson, Cindy Fratres. ROW TWO: Carol Ambrose, Pat Wilki nson, Barbara Drake, Jenny Evers, Char Black, Pat Chapman, Carol Gross. ROW THREE: Julie Canfield, Pat O ' Neill, Linda Scott. ROW FOUR: Gen Burford, Caryl Evans, Joan Wiegand. ROW FIVE: Nancy Hillman, Pat Sweeney, Pam Taylor. ROW SIX: Sue Collins, Linda Vitale, Terrie Evans. ROW SEVEN: Linda Boehm, Carol Nelson, Joann Rose, Charlene Mosiman, Linda Rhiner, Shirley Miller, Penny Hendrickson. ROW EIGHT: Connie Garrett, Ann Garcia, Diane Fasani, Millie Hays, Pat Carpenter, Cheryl Alldredge, Judy Palmer. VALKYRIES The Valkyries, headed by Cindy Fratres and Mary Goetsch, have served as a tre¬ mendous help to our Rooting Sections at the basketball and football games. The girls have also served as a service organization, acting as hostesses at various school events. Irvington High wishes to extend a sincere ' thank you” to the girls of the Valkyries. 63 ♦ J a r t t t t s Judi Haff Marching forty-eight strong, the Viking Band looked quite impressive in their brand new uniforms. Led by drum major Roy Benge, and directed by Richard M. Levin, the marching band per¬ formed at all the home football games. With its corps of five major¬ ettes led by head majorette Judy Haff, the Viking Band added color and excitement to the Football season. After performing at Christmas in several community loca¬ tions the Viking Marching Band was transformed into the Viking Concert Band. With the beginning of the second semester the band turned to the preparation of serious concert music. Included in its busy schedule were elementary school concerts, the Spring Concert, and the California Music Educators Association annual festival. The band also participated in the Los Banos Parade, which, in California, is the second in size only to the Tournament of Roses Parade. At the year’s end with the musicians preparing music for graduation exercises, plans were already being made for next year. These included the selection of drum major, student director, and head majorette. With a year of Viking Band experience behind them plus the fact that the band is losing only six seniors at grad¬ uation, the band members are eagerly awaiting the opening of school next fall. Joan Gellerman Barbara Gibson arcfymg ] and FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brian Duran, Nancy Newell, Edna Plowright, Mike Lyczewski, Stephanie Gary. SECOND ROW: Betty Gede, Velma Lomas, Perri Larson, Joyce Barbee, Connie Larson, Virginia Best, Jim Woodard, Marciel Lyczewski, Kathy Lagerquist, Jim Doukas. THIRD ROW: Ellie Perez, Carol Brosnam, Judy McClelland, Sue Hagberg, Bob Strong, Gordon Strate, Jim Nickel, Marry Ann Dvorak, Jack Lee, Terrie Felland. FOURTH ROW: Janet McLaughlin, Larry Cannor, Bill Hicks, Roy Benge, Drum Major; Ron Huckaby, Terry Delashaw, Bob Gregory, Bill Hastings, Russ Pennelly, Richard Haug. Roy Benge, Drum Major 65 Eance Isanti FIRST ROW: Roy Benge, Gerry Jonutz, Mike Lyczewski, Jim Resch, Jim Hockstaff, Frank Goff. NOT PICTURED: Ron Cop, Doukas, Jim Hay. SECOND ROW: Larry Jonutz, Jim Zinn, Bill A1 Thomas. IBaml FIRST ROW: Jimmy Redding, Janet McLauglin, Connie Lar- Jonutz, Larry Gannon, Ray Perry, Brian Duran, Matt Gregory, son, Betty Gede, Terry Delashaw, Edna Plowright, Velma Mike Lyczewski. Lomas. SECOND ROW: Bob Greenwood, Eric Duran, Larry (©rctjestra LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Howard, Frances Rodriguez, Minnie Rodriguez, Mark Sawin, Betty Quaid, Marciel Lyccewski, Dean Rash, Nancy Newell, Russ Pennelly. NOT PICTURED: Terry Allerton, Bonnie Barnes, Gloria Duarte, Lee Fuller. (Concert and Concert Band Rehearses for the Christmas Program dirl’e (§Iee FIRST ROW: Mary Widner, Pat Lilienthal, Barbara Medeiros, Yolanda Sanchez. THIRD ROW: Carol Brayevich, Linda Parks, Donna Logan, Marcella Cogal. SECOND ROW: Kae Simpson, Aria Srrasser, Dorothy Parker, Judy Zima, Valerie Hunter, Betty Duke, Kathi Bolick, Jacqueline Opper, Linda Azevedo, Marcia Fondaw, Sheila Payne, Susan Parry. dtrl’s nsemblp FIRST ROW: Gloria Ortegon, Vickie Kerr. SECOND ROW: Gordon. THIRD ROW: Judy Marlovits, Laura Farnsworth, Renee Marshall, Pacita Edayan, Janet Perry, Linda Rhiner, Lois Vickie Faulkner, Geraldine Reis, Darlene Fielder, Angie Zepeda. Jlpattisl] Club FIRST ROW: Bill Smith, Ron Liss, Jim Woods, Ken Rondeau, Bud Noonan, Mike Rondeau, Andy Kaye, Louis Furlong, Warren Jaeger, Dennis Deichler, Steve Rockett, Brian Foley, Jim Hay, Jerry Siegel, Don Mullen. SECOND ROW: Bonita Barnes, Carol Dillie, Cheryl Aldredge, Janet Larson, Kathy Campbello, Janet Whitfield, Kathleen Rebello, Randy Mafit, Nancy Hillman, Pat Maynord, Donnie Jones, Janet Zambers, Terry Felland, Mary Dillion, Cindy Fratres, Karen Schemel, Sheri Bainer. THIRD ROW: Jenny Ernes, Julie Regas, Marsha Lina, Barbara Perucca, Linda Miering, Pat Hennis, Margaret Kelly, Lanna Bryant, Jan Stephens, Janice Hillman, Paula Richardson, Susan Kaye, Robi Mafit, Judy Palmer, Judy Clark, Patrice Shauver, Janet Hawkins, Sheri Foley, Connie Rawlins, Karen Holden, Connie Garrett. (Eluh FIRST ROW: Mr. Vern Hall, Larry Salo, Carol Henry, Steve Janice Hillman, Nancy Hillman, Judy Clark, Kelly Albrecht, Underwood, Tod Prouty, Karen Kovacich. SECOND ROW: Ron Horne. David Leftro, Rosemarie Schneider, Kelly Roybal). jiaga jitaff SAGA STAFF — LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Meeks, Billie Lambert, Jerry Siegel, Carol Arm¬ strong, Fred Ivey, Mary Mitchell, Barbara Hupp, Kathy Fontes, Terry Ford. Editor _ Assistant Editor _ Activities Director __ Business Manager _ Snapshot Director _ Administration Editor Art Editor _ Classes Editor _ Sports Editor _ Art Work _ Carol Armstrong . Mary Mitchell _Terry Ford Billie Lambert __Kathy Fontes __Diana Meeks __ Jerry Siegel — Barbara Hupp _Fred Ivey _Brian Duran 70 Mr. Duggan, Advisor, shows Brian Duran various types of art work for the annual. LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Jones, Kathy Sylvester, Pixie Vargas, Cindy Fratres, Jack Lee, Josie Rhone, Mr. Duggan, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Lloyd Irwin, Lois Moran, Reporters. Editor _ Feature Editor _ News Editor _ Sports Editor Exchange Editor Make-up Editor News Releases _ Photo Editor _ Photographers _ Pixie Vargj _Josie Rhon Kathy Sylvestc Danny Henderson, Fred Ive Cindy Fratre _Chuck Colbur Jack Le _Pat Ance _Dennis McDonald, Dea Dickerson, Art Carro Photographers prepare to print pictures. 71 S (Strle’ sUock I LEFT TO RIGHT: Yolanda Sanchez, Pat Dean, Jean Dias, Betty Quaid, Ann Heller, Cheryl Stein. ettermen FIRST ROW: Russ Pennelly, Dave Andrade, Dan Kettering, Dave Compagna, Mike Sanders, Jerry Cox, Jim Doukas, George McCarthy, Larry Salo, Larry Stewart, Bob Strong, Ricky White, George Wesson. SECOND ROW: Bill Graham, Henry Ciouser, Fred Ivey, Rod Fontes, Jesse Evansizer, Bob Welch, Jim Mesh- wert, Bill Ivey, Ken Hays, Bob Johnson, Rex Clak, Jim Baxter, Grant McNeil, Mr. King. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Campbell, Dodi McSpadden, Carole Tucker, Lynne Aust, Toni Jones. SECOND ROW: Lynda Turk, Carol Armstrong, Martha Burt, Frank Mayer. Irvinia Raymond President (ftalifornta jlctjolarsljtp FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ken Bozigan, Alvin Ennson, James Kandall, Fred Ivey, Andrew Kaye, Linda Ankeny, Lynne Aust, Sharlene Mello, Carol Armstrong, Martha Burt, Sandy Gustafson, Beverly Thomas, Frank Mayer, Russ Pennelley, Walt Evans, Dave Palmer, Hal Stoll, Brian Duran, Tom Calaghy. SECOND ROW: Sandra Simonson, Kathy Campbell, Shari Bainer, Jan Stephens, Pat Henis, Pat Hardi, Jayne Borges, Judy Marlovits, Carol Tucker, Barbara Bellenis, Marilyn Jobe, Kathy Rebello , Penny Hendrick¬ son, Susan Kaye, Marlys Pierson, Karen Kovacich, George Mc¬ Carthy, John Hargis, Don Oeser, Rich Tamura, Jerry Siegel 73 Club FIRST ROW: Rex Clack, Jesse Evansizer, Warren Jaeger, Don Oeser, George Theresa, John Hargis, Mr. Hall, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Brian Duran, Jim Doukas, Leonard Joseph, John Dravland, Pat Callery, George McCarthy, Larry Nakanishi, Steve Woodward, Jerry Siegel. Cfyess Club FIRST ROW: Agnes Nelson, June Myers, John Silvernale, James Sweeney, Dave Berman, Frank Swan, Advisor, Mrs. Senghas. SECOND ROW: Gordon Strate, Rich Brady, Ed Leys, Jim Doukas. Kathy Sylvester, Key Club sponsored candidate for Irvington High School Mardi Gras queen, won the honor by selling votes at 10c each. The queen wishes to thank all the students who had a part in her campaign, with special thanks to the Key Club for their support and the effort they put forth in helping her win. Mardi Gras Queen Kathy Sylvester receives congratu¬ lations from I.C.C. President Jane Garrett. jKadto (Elub LEFT TO RIGHT: Micki Ritchie, Jeff Ogilvie, Dave Palmer, Mr. Leuning, Advisor. 75 (Art jleriiitt Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Ulman, Jerri Osborne, Judy Thurlkill, Pixie Vargas, Kit Evans, Kathy Buckles. SECOND ROW: Steve Woodward, Sam Porter, Gary, Benge, Art Carrol, Doug Sawin. Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Fuller, Hal Stoll, Mike McKinney, Bill Rood. Costume Committee FIRST ROW: Zuelma Torres, Nancy Newell, Terry Allerton, Joan Haberlcam, Angie Gustafson, Advisor, Mrs. Clunie. THIRD Vicki Kerr, Jean Habcrkam. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Bonds, ROW: Vicki Striplin, Sue Evans, Joan Gellerman, Pam Taylor. Bea Harris, Pauline Wiegand, Agnes Nelson, Charlen Mosinon, Brama Club FIRST ROW: Lynda Turk, Joan Gellerman, Joy Krone, Judy Rios, Sharlene Mello, Bob Wattles, Jack Mendonca, Janet Lam- Thurlkill, Jeanne Lewis, Barbara Hupp, June Myers, Shirley bert, Micki Ritchey, Janet Perry. Morse. SBCOND ROW: Pat O’Neill, Billie Lambert, Greg 77 football ($umt 78 MARY ANN TREFZ Varsity Queen |3rittte00es If eyes were made for seeing Then beauty is its own excuse for being” JUDY LEE Junior Varsity Princess VALERIE DE SILVA Vee-Bee Princess 79 ©ramaiicB October 26 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Shame! The teacher discovers her pupils are cheating. October 21 RED CARNATIONS November 21 FOOTBALL HERO The “brain” takes time out from the dance to help the football hero with his English com¬ position. Some confusion is caused when two dates wearing red carnations meet a girl in the park. (Eljmitttae program December 14, 1961 The problem of Christmas gifts prompts a heated discussion in the family. The Story of Christmas is sung by the combined choruses of Irvington and Washington. The Girls Glee Clubs from Irvington and Wash¬ ington sing a medley of seasonal songs. 83 March 16, 1962 ®abni Master of Ceremonies Bob Wattles Charlene Mello, Student Director Mr. Flynn, Faculty Director Betty Quaid Modern Dance 84 Janet Perry Sandra Schulke Dialogue Rodriques Sisters Accordian Trio Barbara Medeiros Song: Up a Lazy River Caryl Evans Song: Birth of the Blues Judy Thurlkill Pantomime: Hard Hearted Hanna Dena McDaniels Dance: Slow Walk Shari Bainer Bill Graham Pantomime: Flattery Billie Lambert Jan Lambert Pantomime: Mr. and Mississippi Pat O ' Neill Greg Rios Song: People Will Say We ' re in Love. March 23 and 24 Thornton Wilders OUR TOWN junior fUajj THE PLAYERS Stage Manager_ Dr. Gibbs _ Joe Crowell_ Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs_ Mrs. Webb_ George Gibbs_ Rebecca Gibbs ___ Nally Webb_ Emily Webb_ Prof. Willard_ Mr. Webb Woman in Balcony Man in Auditorium Lady in the Box_ Simon Stimson_ Mrs. Soames_ Constable Warren Sam Craig_ Joe Stoddard_ Mrs. McCarthy_ _John Hargis _Jim Meshwert - Steve Woodward _Frank Mayer _Theresa Fye _Sharlene Mello _Jack Garrett _ Marcia Evans _Dick Anthony _Linda Gaines _ Rich Tamura _George Theresa _Toni Jones George McCarthy _Pixie Vargas _ Pat Callery Monnic Howard _Chuck Colburn _Don Oeser _Fred Parson _ Lynda Turk Student and faculty director dis¬ cuss the script of Our Town.” George and Emily find out that they are meant for each other. Joe Crowell and Howie Newsome greet each other “good morning ' ’ while the stage manager looks on. Mrs. Gibbs says, There’s nothing more nutritious than a nice bowl of oatmeal for breakfast.’’ April 12, 1962 Jfandig follies Students, Mr. Ruff and Mr. Mayo, administer a little friendly persuasion to their teacher , Mr. Mayo. Mr. Anderson, Mr. Duran Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Roberts Spanish Guitar Duet The Tango Mr. Newman Master of Ceremonies Miss McGowan, Mr. Claxton The Twist 37 0% ; football Cross Country basketball resiling aseball CenttiB Crack John Ochoa Jesse Evansizer Gary Comphel Jim White George Johnson Byron McCartney John Archiletta Dave Wolfsmith Jack Kettering John Dravland Chuck Colburn 1961 jl3ar0tt|j j mtora 90 Fred Ivey — Dave Wolfsmith Co-Captains FIRST ROW: Bob Paxton, John Martinez, Gary Comphel, Jim White, Bob Johnson, John Ochoa. SECOND ROW: Manager, George Amaral, George Johnson, Jack Kettering, Phil Wolfe, John Archiletta, Russ Pennelly, Gary McGhie, Jerry Shelly, Rick Jfirsi ||ear Hiking The first Irvington varsity football team surprised many in their initial season by winning three games in their first attempt at the varsity sport. The real surprise for all in the league, except for the Vikings, was the first game of the season when the Viks upset the Hill Falcons 13 to 6. Irvington was a 37 point underdog in that game. Scott, Coach John Webb. THIRD ROW: Coach George Byers, Jesse Evansizer, Bob Welch, George Mata, Dave Wolfsmith, John Dravland, Chuck Colburn, Fred Ivey, Byron McCartney, George Walker, Rod Fontes, Coach Bill Gonzales. e Surprise The Vikings practiced many long hours in prepara¬ tion for their first game. Practice began on the first of September and the team worked for almost four weeks before their first game. Most of the boys lifted weights during the summer in order to be in shape for their first season. Coaches John Webb; Head coach, George Byers; Line coach; Bill Gonzales. Scores IRVINGTON 13 IRVINGTON 6 IRVINGTON 12 IRVINGTON 13 IRVINGTON 13 IRVINGTON 0 IRVINGTON 7 IRVINGTON 0 IRVINGTON 0 HILL 6 WILLOW ' GLEN 40 LOGAN 14 SAN JOSE 26 AYER 12 LINCOLN 19 WASHINGTON 6 LICK 27 PIONEER 13 The Viking gridders roared onto the field in an¬ ticipation of upsetting the Willow Glen Rams on their own field and by so doing they would mark up their second win of the season, but the Rams were a tough foe an won 40 to 6. Although Irvington was losing they never gave up and constantly posed a scoring threat. Irvington was scoreless in the first three quarters, but early in the fourth the Viks started a drive from their own thirty and marched to the Ram twenty where George Walker carried it over on a long quarterback sneak. This was the first time the Rams had been scored on for 6 games and the first time this season. Irvington half-back, Dave Wolfsmith, is stopped by a Hill tackier after a twelve yard gain. Also pictured for the Vikings are Gary Comphel No. 11, Phil Wolfe No. 41, Fred Ivey No. 32, and lying on ground, No. 42, Chuck Colburn. This game is extremely significant in Viking history in that it was the first Irvington varsity football game, and most important, it was the first Viking victory. Irvington was a 37 point underdog but proved the pre¬ dictions were wrong by upsetting Hill, 13 to 6. In this, the first game with a school in our own district, Irvington was once again the underdog. Logan was a strong team and a 13 point favorite, but the Vikings were again to come from behind in another close game. The first half was truly a battle of defenses. There was only one good drive which was by Irvington when Dave Wolfsmith broke loose for a fifty yard scamper around right end, only to be stopped yards short of the goal Neither team scored in the first half. Logan scored twice in the third quarter and made both of the decisive conversions. Irvington came back to score twice in the fourth quarter but missed both of the conversions. This gave Logan a 14 to 12 victory over Irvington. The Irvington Vikings scrambled onto the field at Washington Memorial Stadium for their first home game of the season against Samuel Ayer. The Viks were once again underdogs by 13 points. The game started off with a bang as Ayer marched 75 yards after the opening kickoff for the first T.D. Ayer also scored in the second quarter to lead 12-0 at the half. Irvington bounced back in the second half to march 80 yards on the first series to score. Most of the yardage was picked up by Dave Wolfsmith and George Walker as both ran off right tackle in 7 of the 9 plays that led to the score. The extra point was good. Irvington scored again in the fourth quarter to take the lead. The second Viking T.D. was a duplicate of the first, in that most of the plays were run off right tackle. The Viks beat the Trojans 13 to 12 for their second victory of the season. Irvington’s footballers once again went onto the field as underdogs. San Jose received the kickoff and marched 80 yards in 11 plays to score. The outlook for the Vikings looked dim and it seemed that the predictions would prove true, but the Viks came storming back after San Jose kicked off and marched 70 yards to score. San Jose scored twice in the second quarter and led 20 to 7 at the half. Neither team scored in the third quarter but an Irvington fumble was recovered by San Jose deep in Irvington territory and the Bulldogs once again scored. Irvington dominated the last quarter but couldn’t score until the last 18 seconds. A tremendous effort by Gary Comphel gave Irvington their last T.D. Comphel made a great catch on the sidelines and fought to the goal. George Walker makes a great effort to intercept a Lincoln pass. Also pictured for the Viks is Gary Comphel, No. 11. Irvington had trouble putting together a good offensive attack and was beaten by the Lions 19 to 0. Irvington tried desperately to move the ball but the rain was a decisive handicap. Viking half-back, Dave Wolfsmith, once again starred as he picked up over 90 yards. Also starring for the Vikings was center, Rod Fontes and quarter-back, George Walker. The Irvington Vikings hobbled into one of their most important games of the season. They were battling Lick for third place in the league. The Viks went onto the field with most of the first string handicapped by injuries and held together by tape. The Viks held Lick to a 0-0 tie in the first quarter, but a rash of passes in the second quarter gave Lick four quick T.D’s. The Comets were playing excellent football and caused the Viks to get off a bad punt which was car¬ ried back 25 yards by Rodriguez for the Comet score. Then the passing started and Lick scored three more quickies within five minutes. The Vikings came back determined and held Lick scoreless in the second half. The game ended with Lick 27 Irvington 0. Irvington’s Varsity gridders hustled onto Wash¬ ington’s field for the biggest game of the season. The Viks were once again the underdog, but they surprised many people, especially the Huskies. Irvington kicked off to Washington and from that time on it was one of the cleanest and hardest fought games of the season for both clubs. Neither team scored in the first quarter. Washington scored on a pass over the middle to Max Cowan for the first T.D. of the game in the second quarter. Irvington came marching back in the next series to go 78 yards for the Viking score. Bob John¬ son and Dave Wolf smith sparked the drive by running around both sides with power and speed. Dave scored the T.D. by blasting up the middle. Jim White kicked the all important extra point that won the game. The final score was 7 to 6. Viking Tacklers Fred Ivey, Rod Fontes (in front of ball carrier), Bob Welch and Russ Pennelly stop Pioneer’s Scarpace behind the line of scrimmage for a one yard loss. The Mustangs managed to beat the Vikings, but only after a 3 1 2 hour battle that went into the twilight period of the day. Viking half-back Dave Wolf smith once again gave his usual performance by picking up 130 yards for the losers, but there was some consolation, in that Dave’s teammates helped him to become the leading rusher in the state. The Vikings put together a good offensive drive in the second half, but could not penetrate the Mustangs defense. The game ended with Pioneer on top, 13 to 0. TOP ROW: Head Coach, Ed King, Dean Rash, Sandy Harward, Robert Rios, Bob Phippen, Dan Ross, Hector Mata, Rich Lock- wood, Ken Hays, Ray Edwards, Wayne Corrie, Steve Pintek, Bill Rood, Denny Garcia, Brent Brown, Kent Paxton. MIDDLE ROW: Barney Bragg, Rick Confer, Rudy Racca, Larry Nakanishi, Irvington’s Vee-Bees were composed mainly of Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. The Viking light¬ weights, like the Varsity, started practice September first and practiced for four weeks before their first game with Hill. They also worked out for the summer months and lifted weights in order to get in shape for their first season. The Vee-Bees lost their first game to The Hill Thirties but refused to stop trying. With determina- Dick Barham, Dan Kettering, Eric Jorgensen, Jim Woodard, Bob Williams, Ken Parrish, Bob Strong, Danny Martinez, Jim Dvorak, Jim Bass. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Tirney, Randy Hinson, Rick Wallace, Rick White, Tony Costello, Danny Villa, Ron Dilbeck, Dave Andrade, Bob Erwin, Darrell McDonald. ©f 1961 tion to win, they set out for the Willow Glen Thirties and after an impressive three quarters and a fast moving fourth quarter, the Vee-Bees managed to score in the last few seconds to win 7 to 6. These lightweights should prove very valuable to next year’s Varsity and to the teams of the future. The teams finished the season with a two win, four loss, and two tie record. Their biggest victory came over Wash¬ ington in the big game”, 13-0. Head Coach, Ed King; Assistant, Bob Tierney. TEAM RECORD Irvington 0 Andrew Hill 34 Irvington 7 Willow Glen 6 Irvington 0 Logan 7 Irvington 13 San Jose 26 Irvington 6 Samuel Ayer 7 Irvington 7 Lincoln 7 Irvington Irvington 13 Washington vs Lick No 0 Game Irvington 0 Pioneer 0 Irvington’s Vee-Bee’s set a Viking precedent by win¬ ning their biggest game of the season. The Viking light¬ weights hustled onto the Huskies field for their first meeting with the Washington Puppies. The high spirit¬ ed Vee-Bee’s whipped the Puppies 13-0 in an exciting prelude to the varsity game. Highlight of the Bee game came when Dick Barham took a handoff and threw a long pass to Ray Edwards for the longest T.D. of the game. The Vee-Bee’s had three touchdowns called back, but still managed to whip the Puppies 13-0. BELOW: Lockwood (left picture) moves in to make a tackle on an Andrew Hill ball carrier. Villa (right picture) carries around the Hill right end for a long gainer. TOP ROW: Tod Prouty, Dennis Lynn, Mike Scedentopf, Walt Evans, Richard Howe, Bill Ivey, Phil Clark, Jim Meshwert, Charles Rios, Coach Graham. MIDDLE ROW: Jess Lorado, Kelly Albrecht, Henry Clouser, Frank Zepeda, Jim Rogers, Bill Graham, Paul Heslep, Rex Clak, Robert Van Meerbeke, Dale Edmonds. BOTTOM ROW: David Compagna, Mike Servenack, Ron Johnson, Bob Millar, Jerry Duby, Bob Estrada, David Cremeans, Manager. 1961 Ptfetttg 3IJ9- ’g SEASON RECORD Irvington 7 Logan 13 Irvington 0 San Jose 0 Irvington 20 Ayer 7 Irvington 0 Lincoln 24 Irvington 6 Washington 7 Irvington 7 Lick 20 98 Head Coach, Don Graham. Irvington’s first year J.V.’s, like the Varsity, had a successful season despite their win-loss record. The Junior Varsity won one, tied one and lost four, but de¬ spite this they still kept high spirits and made impress¬ ive efforts in each game. Mainstay of the Junior-Varsity was half-back. Bill Graham. Bill was a hard running and elusive back and the leading yard gainer for the team. Bill also scored three of the team’s seven touchdowns for the season. He is pictured above. Bill, along with Mike Siedentopf, Dennis Lynn and Paul Heslep, who all shined on defense, will be extremely valuable to next year’s Varsity. Another offensive pow¬ erhouse for the J.V.’s was Chuck Rios, who also scored three T.D.’s and who will also be valuable to the Varsity. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Reed Vanderzee, Ken Kauffman, Charles DriskiLl, Jim Baxter, Walter Sherman, A1 Feleciano, Bill Hicks, Richard Linville, Gary Milan. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Rawson, Eric Duran, Ed Ortegon, Jack Mendonca, Harold Ander¬ son, Rod Aguilar, Hershel Blackerby, Mike Hagenbach, Joe Rod¬ riguez, Tony Estacio, Dan McDonald. Cross Country (Jfor 1961 Although the first year of cross country racing at Irvington, the harriers had a successful season although they were short of experienced personnel. Eddie Ortegon consistantly placed in individual meets throughout the season and will lead the harriers into their second season with an experienced squad. The team finished the season strongly by placing fifth in district competition, 40th out of 65 teams at the NCS Meet, and sixth out of fourteen teams at the National Postal Meet at Stanford. 100 Bob Buum, Coach 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: AI Feleciano, Ed Ortegon, Richard Linville, Gary Milan, Eric Duran, Charles Driskill. LEFT TO RIGHT: George Wesson, Lee Stewart, Jerry Cox, Jim Hockstaff, Grant McNeil, Tom DeHart, Coach Fred Kemper, Rich Corbett, Tony Angell, Danny Muela, Phil Johnson, Scott Thomas, Tom Allen. 61-62 C’ basketball Captain, George Wesson Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Irvington Retard C” 10 Lincoln 23 Ayer 27 Palo Alto 28 Lick 35 Willow Glen 19 Lincoln 13 Hill 35 Willow Glen 21 San Jose 27 Logan 25 Ayre 15 Washington 32 Pioneer 9 28 23 29 34 23 32 20 43 22 44 50 31 101 Captains, Bill Hastings and Steve Underwood. Hrara IRetord D’ Irvington 18 Lincoln 19 Irvington 23 Ayer 28 Irvington 43 Palo Alto 52 Irvington 19 Lick 21 Irvington 24 Willow Glen 31 Irvington 17 Lincoln 25 Irvington 17 Hill 25 Irvington 33 Willow Glen 24 Irvington 22 San Jose 29 Irvington 16 Logan 33 Irvington 28 Ayer 22 Irvington 32 Washington 39 Irvington 39 Pioneer 26 61-62 ' ©” basketball 102 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Sayer, Bob Elledge, Jim Moore, Bill Hastings, Coach Fred Kemper, Larry Salo, Steve Lawerence, Steve Underwood, Jack Martinez, Jim Doukas. KNEELING: Don Franks, Mike Sanders. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Fred Kemper, Dan Henderson, Gary McGhie, Rick Scott, Dave Smith, Bob Welch, Dennis Diechler, Dave Wolfsmith, Clyde Sexton, Gary Milan, Fred Cole, John Ochoa. Basketball Although our Viking Varsity Basketball didn’t finish with a tremendous season, they will put forth all they had. One thing can be said about the team, THE VIKINGS NEVER QUIT! This year’s squad, which had only four seniors on it, was probably the most inexperienced team in the league. Coach Fred Kemper did an outstanding job in handling the team through its inaugural season. This year’s won-lost record of 1 and 22 is going to rise to fame next year. Dave Wolfsmith was elected Cantain and Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Dave Smith, a junior, was voted the team’s Most Inspirational Plaver. Wolfsmith also made Honorable Mention in the ESCVAL. In the statistical department, Dave Wolfsmith once again was the leader. Dave led in every category but three. These three were led by senior Dan Henderson. Dave led such categories as most rebounds, 143: recoveries, 71; field goals made, 88; field goal percentage, 33 per cent; total points made 212, which placed him seventh in the league. Dan led in assists, with 16; and also led the team in total free throw percentage with 64 per cent of his tries. Captain, Dave Wolfsmith 1 9 6 1 6 a Reason Record VARSITY rvington 25 Menol School for Boys 26 rvington 88 Argon 50 rvington 25 Logan 44 rvington 22 Washington 53 rvington 30 Fremont 41 rvington 27 Willow Glen 41 rvington 29 Lincoln 38 rvington 35 Samuel Ayer 39 rvington 25 San Jose 46 rvington 34 Andrew Hill 46 rvington 23 Lick 42 rvington 47 Pioneer 52 rvington 34 Logan 56 rvington 30 Washington 50 rvington 24 Blackford 41 rvington 35 Willow Glen 45 rvington 34 Lincoln 47 rvington 44 Samuel Ayer 43 rvington 35 San Jose 58 rvington 41 Andrew Hill 55 rvington 35 Lick 56 rvington 40 Pioneer 48 Varsity 32 Faculty 26 103 Wolfsmith drives in for an important basket against San Jose. • � . The basketball stops in the air for members of the L gan and Irvington team. Bob Welch holds hands with Washington de¬ fender in an attempt to snag a rebound. Irvington defenders attempt to take the ball away from a reluctant Washington opponent. Dave Smith lays it in for two against San Jose. FIRST ROW: Coach Fred Kemper, Dave Carr, Randy Silvernail, Dave Palmer, Wayne Harper, Bill Shick, Skip Mafit, George Walker, Rich Lockwood, Barry Wood, Ron Congdow, Bob Fitzpatrick. Liss. SECOND ROW: John Devan, Bob Branch, John ’ 61-62 3IJ9. asbctball 3Rrcord Irvington 16 Irvington 24 Irvington 18 Irvington 29 Irvington 27 Irvington 23 Irvington 24 Irvington 29 Washington 24 Lincoln 47 Logan 40 Logan 33 Andrew Wilcox 39 Logan 33 Hill 28 Ayer 38 Captain, Ron Liss J.V.’s Score two more. Reason Record B” Irvington 34 Menlo School for Boys 23 Irvington 19 Argon 31 Irvington 21 Logan 45 Irvington 17 Washington 39 Irvington 22 Fremont 34 Irvington 25 Willow Glen 30 Irvington 17 Lincoln 57 Irvington 20 Ayer 27 Irvington 13 San Jose 44 Irvington 30 Andrew Hill 44 Irvington 17 Lick 41 Irvington 23 Pioneer 22 Irvington 22 Logan 28 Irvington 17 Washington 30 Irvington 21 Blackford 27 Irvington 16 Willow Glen 29 Irvington 28 Lincoln 41 Irvington 24 Ayer 22 Irvington 23 San Jose 36 Irvington 26 Andrew Hill 34 Irvington 30 Lick 36 Irvington 24 Pioneer 20 Irvington 21 Wilcox 40 CO-CAPTAINS: LEFT: Tony Edayan, RIGHT: Dick Barham. Coach John Webb bee-b« basketball 61-62 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Gary Shepard, Dan Renteria, Claire Telles, Jim Woodall, Tony Castillo, Tony Edayan. MIDDLE ROW: John Martinez, Joe Garbely, Mike Abbot, Bob Williams, Dick Barham, Sandy Harward, Ray Edwards. BACK ROW: Dewayne Thomas, Darrel McDonald, Steve Barnes, Jay Voak, Fred Kuhne. BACK ROW: Coach Bill Gonzales, Phil Wolff, Jim Stevens, Jim Dvorak, Tom Yauch, Paul Dai Chuck Colburn, Rich Howe, John Archulletta, Bob han. NOT PICTURED: Claude Madina. Carr, Bill Graham. FRONT ROW: Dan Villa, BACK ROW: Coach Bill Gonzales, Jerry Shelly, Schlavin, Stan McWilliams. FRONT ROW: Ray Steve McWilliams, Bryan Rash, Bryan Fleming, Archaleta, Len Joseph, Bob Erwin, Tom Firth, Tom Anthony Angell, Louis Furlong. MIDDLE ROW: Haggard. Mark Danniel, Mike Pine, Jerry Siegel, Larry Team Co-Captains Chuck Colburn (left) and John Archulletta (right) proved to be a valuable asset to this years wrestling team. Both are seniors and their experience will be missed next year. Chuck placed third in the league tournament this year and John placed second. a r 6 I t 5 FRONT ROW: R. DeHann, J. Lerado, J. Woodward, J. Stevens, B, Wood, D. Dilbeck, B. Johnson, D. Reveere, W. Ingram, R. Clark, V. Killeen, L. Nakanishi, G. Milan. MIDDLE ROW: C. Sexton, G. Ben e, E. Orte- gon, R. Lockwood, P. Heslep, J. Kettering, B. Signor , B. Millar, W. Sherman, D. Lynn, P. Wolfe, J. Shelley, C. Colburn, D. Sayer. BACK ROW: R. Bailey, K. Payne, L. Baker. R. Benge, D. Kelleen, K. Albrecht, R. Newquist, R. Linville, W. Evans, B. Welch, D. Freeman, M. Siedentopf, S. Byers, R. Johnson, P. McKinney, J. Baxter, F. Zepeda. Coaches: Ken Ruff, George Byers, Bob Buum. FRONT ROW: M. Evansizer, R. Bimrose, L. Walker, J. Mendonca, L. Salo, E. Duran, D. Legro. MIDDLE ROW: K. Vanderzee, J. Dvorak, J. Martinez, D. Mar¬ tinez, J. White, R. Rios, S. McWilliams, B. Strong. BACK ROW: D. McDonald, D. Thomas, R. Rondeau, B. Noonan, N. Ocker, M. Linagero, B. Branch, R. Ingram, R. Bellinis, J. Rodrigues, D. Edmonds. Clyde Sexton clears bar to show prowess in the high jump. Bob Welch demonstrates the form he used in getting a first at the Logan meet. Cheered on by team mates is Eddie Ortegon, the Varsity miler for the Vikings. Jack Kettering clears the bar at 96” using perfect form. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mark Sawin, Dan Musle, Jim Mason, Mike Sorensen, George Johnson, Robert Clark, Steve McWilliams, Anthony Angell, Brian Duran, John Capatani, Bill Noecher, Bob Delmas. MIDDLE ROW: John Allen, Ken Chandler, Jack Martinez, Richard Jacobson, Jim Latham, Ken Poplin, Bob Meza, TOP ROW, Left to Right: Claude Medina, Jim Clark, Paul Douglas, Terry Kritikos, Cris Dolk, Ed Grampapa. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Serna, Mike Sanders, Ed McDaniel, Robert Rawson, Fred Johnston, Steve Underwood, Jerry Siegal, Larry Dias. FRONT ROW: Ray Perry, Joe Grampapa, Tom Allen, Danny Garcia, Bill Burnsed, Stan Way, Armanda Estrada, Jim Hockstaff, Jim Serna, Ed Fagan. Hratfe Darrell Phelps. FRONT ROW: Bill Moyer, Wayne Leonhardt, Ken Carrion, Jim Doukas. Cl and THE SENIORS PRESENT THE VIKING 19 OF 62 SYRACUSE, N. Y. FRONT ROW: Manager Doug Sawin, Rick Con¬ fer, Herscel Blackerby, Scott Thomas, Dan Villa, Bob Williams, Fred Gapasin, Tony Castillo, Mike Abbot. BACK ROW: Coach John Webb, Jerry Cox, Kent Paxton, Jay Voak, Dennis Deichler, Bill Ivey, Jack Crownover, Bill Hastings, Dan Renteria, Gil Miller. Not Pictured: Manager Hal Cartwright. To this year ' s graduates we extend our very best wishes for ur happine ss and success in the years ahead. Many of you have done exceptionally well in the field of holarship, music, athletics, and other areas. We are proud of your :complishments. They have not only benefited you but have also ven prestige to our school. We hope you maintain interest in your Alma M e Alumni Association. %uJ -uA 9 for m Tennis coach, John Mires FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joe Garbley, Randy Mafit, Martin Myers, Bob Carr, Wayne Corrie, Jim Eichelberger, Frank Swan, Warn Jaeger, Tod Proudy, Joel Martinez, Bill Crockett, Lany Jen¬ nings. SECOND ROW: Rich Rolph, M. Hagen- back, Garry Havluetzel, Ted Rule, Lee Stewart, Henry Clouser, Tim Vargas, Steve Barns, Jim Bass, Bob Gregory, Dean Dickerson, Randy Reagan, Bob Greenwood. NOT PICTURED: George Thersa, Danny Henderson, Mike Gali- miester. — DEDICATION We, the graduating class of 1962, wish to express our appreciation and thanks to Mr. John A. Pilling for all the help he has given us during the past six years, dare you cro rl t.Unc advisor have always been appreciated and we will never forget him. As we leave we feel certain that he will continue to contribute his time and as he ljfliJ ours. ►ok to Mr. Pilling, a thoughtfflftnd devoted 1st gratitude. ADMINISTRATION MR. WHITESIDE 4 more of a memory then a thousand words.” 0 X a What are those small, unpublicized things that occur which make one day different from another? They are not important to anyone but you. How insignificant they may seem It’s the little things that count They make a difference to us He ' s got the whole world in his hands! 120 World’s best dressed women. My heart belongs to Henry m Metrecal shampoo for fatheads A new student? 123 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Couples enter for an enjoyable and memorable evening. PETER ANCHIKIT W hat Future Plans: Coll ing me why I didn Beech o ' I hare done! 1 ' Peeve: Everyone football this year de ask Pel play 9r ANDREWS ' F,a � h, ARMEN ARNO taken my fun where : P.T.S.A.; ck; Ite. Future Plans Co Pet Peeve: My Julif JULIANNE BARTHOLOMEW | m K B Happmes heonlygood. VINCENT BALSCHUWt Vincent Learn while You ' re young Foture Plans; College, Pr•.■ ■ Certain Stu . Bl Activfffp is Vik ttf , noFWWHie beginning Chora Tiers; Bowl ' mg; Student . Council. Future , t . planf h fia£P onB nkfcn o feppfti end of the ter j£c tt?nfft| :” Pet Peeye: ° ne certain boy. Future Plans: Men, marriage and • money, possi¬ bly work. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people. so we close the first Viku|g tfMreu hest of memories, t this time, the ’Saga” st. ir woAi to acknowledge some of the pe make the first Irvington possible. Warren Thompson Ash Studio Stan Rubiolo Photography Jf To these people c ,Me e tfJ Mo al W. f«i 5 |f|}gtfi ; a { ce and co-operation is our hope thato etMthdt«tiibeiws,ahdv$eTOjo£W tR«°t rief revisitation of passed and that u f ir 1 egVW$ ' mgftagje and enjoyable. M.C., D.F. BERNARD ANDREWS Bernie He had no malice in his mind. Activities: Football; Baseball. Future Plans: Col¬ lege, Army. Pet Peeve: John Dobraski. JOSEPH BEDNARCZYK ' Jo« ' ochinvar, came out of the West. piring school. Pet Peeve: Carol Armstrong ”Saga” Editor W LEROY BENNETT Roy History is bunk. Future Plans: Tech School and service, eventually marrioge. Pet Peeve: Girls with crooked eyebrows. DAVID BLAIR Tab It must be true that I do think. Future Plans: Service and work? Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who always study. LINDA BRYANT Lin Possess your soul with patience. Activities: National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Home ond School Organization. Pet Peeve: A certain Bonnie W., conceited people. 16 GEORGE BYRNE Mr. Grade A Dunno about life, it ' s just a tramp alone. Activities: Basketball; Shi team; Baseball; Foot¬ ball; Bowling. Future Plans: Go to S. U. Pet Peeve: School. CATHERINE CHERESHNOSKI Cathy She has a heart with room for every joy. Activities: Class Secretary; Tennis; Badminton, Home and School Organization. Pet Peeve: Over¬ towering hairdos that look like beehives. BONNIE CHERCHIO Bonnie Some say she is quiet but ... Future Plans: Bookkeeper, Marriage. Pet Peeve: That ' s the way the ball bounces. JOHN COSTELLO King Speech is a mirror of the soul As a man speaks , so is he. Future Plans: Investing in stocks and bonds. Pet Peeve: People who antagonize other people. DIANE COULOMBE Dee A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Activities: Attendance and Recording Secretary of Choraliers; Yeorbook Staff; bowling; badminton; volleyball; Home ond School Organization; Secre¬ tary of Junior Dance; Business Manager of the Vocational-lte. Pet Peeve: Mutt Julius and a certoin teacher. « ...« Victor Lee Lolib Manager of Center Theater 130 Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous Future. SIMA’S’ JEWELERS AND LEACH’S IRVINGTON VARIETY Congratulations To Senior Class — No. 12 ond 14 Rickmark Center A W ROOT BEER Where do all the kids from Irvington go for the best rootbeer and hamburgers in town? Why A W of course. 40780 Fremont Blvd. 131 New store 43491 Ellsworth St. Mission Son Jose — OL 6-2555 Second convenient location 37413 Fremont Blvd. Fremont, Calif. Keepsake Diamonds, Expert watch repairing, Custom Jewelry, Silver, and Appliances Harry Feinberg - owner (Autographs 132 1 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA