James Monroe High School - Valhalla Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1959 volume:

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Many of these activities will be traditional throughout the years. I am especially proud of the very pleasant and friendly attitude on our campus, the academic atmosphere in our classrooms, and the cooperation and understanding that has developed between the students and the staff. Because of this very fine beginning, we can safely predict a bright future for James Monroe High School. l l xv' xf' 'W l!v?' WB:-f MRS. NORMA GIBSON, Girls' Vice Principal MR. ROBERT MALCOLM, Boys' Vice Principal OFFICERS ON BOARD W gg 'fs I 3. MR. PHILLIP BROTHERTON, Chairman SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Phillip E. Brotherton, born in Long Beach, California, on July 24, T91 8, now lives in our neighboring town of Northridge. Mr. Brotherton has attended the University of California at Los An- geles and the University of Southern California. He attended college from T936 to l94O, where he received a General Secondary Teaching Credential and a Bachelor of Arts degree. He then attended Graduate School, but was unable to get his Masters Degree at that time. He was drafted in T941 and was in the Army for a total of three years. He attained his Masters Degree after the war. Mr. Brotherton has taught at Belmont High School, Canoga Park High School, and San Fernando High School. Mr. Brotherton has taught iust about any class imaginable, from Social Studies and English to Math and even Language. Out of these many teaching fields, he enioys teaching Government and Political Science best, As for his future teaching career, Mr. Brotherton would like to teach at a Junior College. He has traveled extensively throu-gh the United States, our new state of Alaska, and our neighboring countries of Canada and Mexico. He was sent to Alaska by the Army as a member of the Military Intelligence. Out of all the places he has been, he says he would like to live in Northern California at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. In the future, Mr. Brotherton plans to go on a sabbatical leave to Europe. THEY GUARD OUR LAN SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Cleft to rightl Row I: Mr, Brotherton, Mr. Kopoulo s, Mr, Barkelew, Mrs. Foote, Mr. Plakos, Miss Neher. Row 2: Mr. Ban, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Holt, Mr. McArthur. ENGLISH Mr. Paul A. Faucett was born in Fresno, California, in 1924. He attended Los Angeles City College and the University of Southern California for a total of seven years, starting his teaching career directly upon leaving college. Mr. Faucett has taught at Coachella Union High School near Indio, California, at Sutter Junion High School in Canoga Park, and at Paul Revere Junior High School in Brentwood, California. His maior teaching fields include Social Studies and English, but here at Monroe, Mr. Faucett teaches only English. Mr. Faucett's schooling was interrupted for a period of two years by service in the Navy. ln the service, he was trained to be a malari- ologist, working in swamp areas of the Orient and the southern United States. During his duty in the service, and on his own, he has traveled widely throughout the United States, Hawaii, Shanghai, Tien- tsin, and in the Panama Canal Zone, Of the many places he visited, he was most impressed with Hawaii. During his spare time, Mr. Faucett enioys packing back into the Sierra Mountains and, to quote him, roughing it. As a hobby, he likes to observe people as an amateur psychologist. The future holds many exciting times for our English Department Chairman. ln September, he will embark on a sabbatical leave to Europe. Mr. Faucett plans on visiting as many countries as he can while he is abroad, and he also plans to further his education while he is in Europe. qi AGE AND OUR EDDA MR. PAUL FAUCETTE, Chairman ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Ueft to rightl Row 1: Mrs. Harnack, Mr. Ban, Miss Grindstaff, Mrs. Bernstein, Mr. Friedman. Row 2: Mr. Horwitz, Mr. Aizenstat, Mr. MacAr thur, Mr. Faucette, Mr. Burwell, Mr. Ray, Mrs. Rothenburg, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Cannata. MR. ELMER SCHMIDT, Chairman SCIENCE Mr. Elmer Albert Schmidt was born in Chicago, Illinois. He spent two years attaining his A.A. degree at Los Angeles City College, cmd received his B.A. degree at the University of California at Los Angeles. He earned his M.S. degree at the University of Southern California. Upon his graduation in l952, he began teaching at Lompoc, California. His next employment as a teacher was at Hollywood High School. Mr. Schmidt has taught biology, physics, chemistry, biochemistry, physical science, life science I and ll, mod- ern science, and physiology. Of these subiects he prefers to teach physics and chemistry. His travels have extended over Europe, through the courtesy of the gov- ernment. A few years ago one of his students won first prize at the South- ern California Science Fair, which gave Mr. Schmidt the opportunity to travel to Cleveland, Ohio, as her sponsor. Mr. Schmidt lives in Sepulveda with his wife and four children. In his spare time he likes to play golf and bowl, though he likes most other sports. He also enioys activities with his family. Mr. Schmidt carries out the usual department head duties, and in addition sponsors the Rocket Club and is the coordinator of Service Clubs. GUIDES OF SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: lleft to rightl Row I lseatedl: Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Burton, Mrs. James, Miss Haspel. Row 2: Mr. Newman, Mr. Miller, Mr. Hiller- man, Mr. Kopoulos, Mr. Falotico, Mr. McMillan. Mr. Otto Alexander Heinkel, head of the Math Department here at Monroe, is a native of Hollywood, California. He graduated from the University of California at Los Angeles with an A.B. degree in mathe- matics. He started his teaching career at La Mesa Junior High School in 1950, and then moved to Woodrow Wilson High School in Los An- geles, California. He has now been teaching for eight years. Mr. Heinkel is teaching math courses at Valley College. Last summer he was granted a scholarship from the University of California at Los Angeles. Mr. Heinkel has two hobbies: swimming and boxing. He has traveled to England, France, Belgium, Germany, Scotland, and New- foundland. Mr. Heinkel also sponsors the math club, and conducts an advanced math class for students before school. He is married and has two chil- dren, aged nine and six years. OUR FUTURE MR. OTTO HEINKEL, Chairman MATH DEPARTMENT: llett to right, Row l lseatedlz Mr. Heinkel, Mr. Howard, Mrs Jones, Mr. Winters. Row 2 lstundingl: Mr. Matthews, Miss Schwertz, Mr. Coole Mr. Carlson. mu-me-d i MR. PETER KANONCHOFF, Chairman Mr. Peter Kanonchoff was born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, but has been in California since 1943. He enrolled in the University of Cali- fornia and received his Bachelor of Science, and his Masters' Degree in Education. Mr, Kanonchoff has taught math at Reseda High School, Los An- geles State College, and the University of Southern California, Here at Monroe, he teaches all types of business classes, and also office management. Two nights of the week he teaches a class in 3 office machines at Pierce Junior College. I Mr. Kanonchoff is also Coordinator of High School Drives and As- I semblies. His duties as coordinator are to supervise and direct school l functions. In his spare time he enioys photography, gardening, ham radio, building radio-controlled boats and planes. He and his wife are flying enthusiasts, also. While he was in the Army, Mr. Kanonchoff traveled widely. He has visited nearly every state in our Union, the Western Pacific, Australia, New Guinea, Guadalcanal, the Philippines, and Japan. In the future, he plans to visit Europe. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Ileft to rightl Row 'l: Mrs. Brand, Mrs. Velardi, Mrs. Schreiber, Mrs. Jermakian. Row 2: Mr. Bennett, Mr. Memoli. The southern part of Italy was the birthplace of Mrs. Lee Velardi. At the age of nine, she and her family came to the United States. Mrs. Velardi attended the University at Akron, Ohio, where she received her Bachelor's degree in Spanish, and then attended the University of Michigan on a scholarship, where she obtained her Master's degree in Spanish. She also received a Master's degree in Italian at the University of Illinois, While completing her Master's degree in Italian, she taught Spanish at the college. Mrs. Velardi also taught at the College of Mount St. Joseph, which is a school for girls at Cincinnati, Ohio. She then, for two years, attended the Uni- versity of Mexico in Mexico City. Her next step in education was to complete her degree in Spanish and Italian. She started to work on her Ph.D. in Spanish, but got married before she completed it, Her husband is an assistant professor of art at San Fernando State College. During her spare time, Mrs. Velardi enjoys reading, and is a great aficionada of bullfighting. She also enioys outdoor sports of all kinds. In the future, Mrs. Velardi would like to finish her Ph.D. in Spanish at the University of Illinois. I8 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: lleft to rightl Row I: Mrs. Obrien, Mrs. Seigal. Row 2: Miss McDade, Miss Sorenson, Mr. Drake, Mr. Yoder, Mr. Kanonchoff. LANGUAGE ,qplllmw MR. She has designed greeting cards, custom designed dresses, worked on experimental designs for Lockheed, and has managed an exotic tea room in Florida, spe- cializing in tropical dishes. She is now teaching home- making, and plans on doing extensive research on homemaking curriculum. This goal will be pursued at the Board of Education office this summer. Mrs. Ferguson was born in Mexico, Missouri. She re- ceived her Bachelor of Arts Degree at Florida State Uni- versity, and finished her graduate work at the University of California at Los Angeles. ROBERT TEDDY BURTON, Chairman Fishing is the favorite spare time activity of Mr. Elmo Smith, chair- man ofthe Industrial Arts department. He spends most of his summers in the high Sierras, fishing with his sons. Mr. Smith attended the University of California at Santa Barbara, where he attained his Bachelors Degree. Then he attended the Uni- versity of Southern California, where he received his Masters Degree. He started his teaching at Ventura High School in Ventura, Califor- nia. He has also taught at Dorsey High School in Los Angeles. Mr. Smith has taught many different classes, such as machine shop, metal shop, stage craft, and industrial math. During his spare time, Mr. Smith works on the Youth Service Com- mittee. He opens the campus so people can use the equipment and the playground. He also helps with the sports nights, and he is the official timer for football and basketball games. Mr. Smith, Mr. Mandrino, Mr. Petty, Mr. Hampton, Mr. Weber, Mr. McKay. A Jack-of-All-Trades is Mrs. Mary Eleanor Ferguson. years. MR. ELMO SMITH, Chairman HQMEMAKING Mrs. Ferguson, Miss MacPherson. AGRICULTURE Mr. Robert Teddy Burton was born in Long Beach, California. He received his Associate of Arts Degree at Los Angeles City College and his Bachelor of Science Degree at the University of California at Los Angeles. He went to California Polytechnic, where he got his Master's Degree and Administrative Credential. He has been teaching for eight ln his spare time, Mr. Burton enioys swimming, golf, traveling, fish- ing and skiing. Mr. Burton is the coach of our gym team. Mr. Burton spent one summer touring the United States, and he has also been to such places as Hawaii, Guam, and Saipan. Mr. Burton has been married for thirteen years, and he and his wife are very proud of their two sons, ages four and six. l9 ART A trip to the Orient terminating in darkest Africa highlights the future traveling plans of Mr. George Dahl. This tour will be the climax of his extensive travels, which have included trips to every state in the Union, Central America, and nearly every European country, Mr. Dahl, a native Californian, was born in Los Angeles in l927. After receiving his Master of Arts Degree from Los Angeles State College, he taught at Bancroft High School in Hollywood, Rochfort High School in Rayon, France, and Munich High School in Munich, Germany. While in France, Mr. Dahl studied art. The subiects being taught by Mr. Dahl are pho- tography, commercial art, fine art, and stage art. Mr. Dahl, Mrs. Folz, Mrs. Webster. MR. JOHN DEICHMAN Standing: Mr. McMillan, Mr. Barkelew, Mr. Maclachlan, Mrs. Ruth Kautzenbach attended the University of Southern California and Uni- versity of California at Los Angeles, where she attained her Bachelor of Music De- gree. She is a native Californian, having been born in Los Angeles, and now re- sides in Canoga Park. Mrs. K., as she is known to all, used to show miniature Doberman Pinchers and show horses. ln her spare time, she plays bridge and ping pong and enioys swim- ming, Mrs. K. taught at Fremont High School in San Pedro, California, and also at Van Nuys High School, before coming to Mon- roe. Some of the subiects she has taught are Senior Problems, Choral Music, Music Appreciation, and Girl's Glee. One of her Girl's Glee classes had the privilege of singing with the l.os Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Mr. Plukos, Mr. Ray. Seated: Mrs. Foote, Miss Pudden, Mr. Posa, Mrs. Kautzenbach. MRS. RUTH KAUTZENBACH COUNSELING Mr. John Posa of Washington, Pennsylvania, has been leading an interesting life since leav- ing Washington Jefferson College, when, in his senior year, he was drafted into the Army Air Force as a meteorologist. For eleven years after retiring from the Air Force, he taught mathematics and Driver Educa- tion at John Marshall High School in Hollywood. While advancing his interest in baseball, by coach- ing the team, he chanced to meet Dr. Settle, who was coaching the rival team of Wilson High School, Mr, Posa, while on sabbatical leave from his heavy schedule, attended the University of Cali- fornia at Berkeley and spent ten months at SAN QUENTIN . . . giving psychology tests to the in- mates. hr-J Miss Buetler, Miss Penock, Miss Pcdden, Miss Spies, Miss Kutanski. GIRLS' P.E. Directing the drill team and conducting the Girls' Athletic Association are some of the duties of Miss Ruth Beutler, head of the Girls' Physical Education Department. Miss Beutler was born in Chicago, Illinois, and attended Lindenwood Col- lege in St. Charles, Missouri, where she attained her BacheIor's degree. Since then she has attended Long Beach and Los Angeles State Colleges. She is now working on her Master's degree and Admini- strative Credential. She taught for five years in Illinois before com- ing to California. From 1954 to 1958 she taught physical education and health at Garfield High School, and has been at Monroe one year. Miss Beutler has traveled widely throughout the United States and Mexico, and now resides in North Hollywood. BOYS' P.E MR. JACK WALKER DRIVER ED. A fighter pilot during World War Il, Mr. Jack Greenaway Walker, head of the Driver Education De- partment, now spends most of his spare time at the Air National Guard. Mr. Walker was born July 7, 1920, in Saskatoon, Canada. Before the war he studied at Pasadena Jun- ior College, and afterwards attended the University of Southern California, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree. ' When the Korean War broke out, Mr. Walker was at the University of California at Los Angeles working as an R.O.T.C. instructor. He also taught business, swimming, driver education, and driver training class- es at San Bernardino High School and Verdugo Hills High School. Mr. Walker has traveled to England, North Africa, Italy, the Hawaiian Islands, and Mexico. MR. SHANKS, MR. FARR Seated at table: Mr. Taft, Mr. Holt. Standing lleft to righll: Mr. Aizenstat, Mr. Bur ton, Mr. Giovanazzo, Mr. Neumeier, Mr. Rankin, Mr. Chortkoff, Mr. Plakos. Mr. William Edward Rankin was born in Los An- geles, California, thirty-five years ago. He at- tended college at the University of California at Los Angeles, and after four years, attained his BacheIor's degree. At the present time, he is work- ing on his Master's degree. He started teaching in 1949, at Chapman Col- lege. Later he taught at Westchester High School for eight and one half years. He has been with us here at Monroe for the past year. Mr, Rankin has taught both history and physical education. He is now teaching physical education. Row 'l: Mrs, Scott, Mrs. Mcllvery, Mrs. Korf. Row 2: Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Aitken, Mrs. Weimer. CDFFICE STAFF Four years with the famous Mayo Brothers Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, is one of the highlights of the career of Mrs. Ruth Hall, our school nurse. Travel is one of Mrs. Hall's favorite hobbies, and she hopes to practice her hobby this summer by taking a trip to Mexico with the Geographical Society of South- ern California. Mrs. Hall graduated from the Columbus Hospital School of Nursing, which is affiliated with Loyola Uni- versity in Chicago. After her career with the Mayos, she moved on to the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco, followed by several years at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles, before she became affiliated with the Los Angeles School System. Before coming to Monroe she was a school nurse at San Fer- nando High School. R it or 2 , t fi? -.1 ' i 1,25 V152-H' ff' :. I .Q s- 3: L--1475 43 fvzizl' A 'L s.Za?.Hfggg .g':g-j-'-,, -:g.. ...,.., , j: : 'f:ts- .::r::r5tt2Ef2E1fEE2E:ig:.5: ,:: r1s2'frE:i i '42 fffszzf. .ri ' 'gfrgn A. . A 5 Qs Q v ' 1 -- -is 1: s , 1 Mg ttf 1 ' fr zigg y- ' 3 s,.s,,:......,,,.t ,- , , Q f .,,,. 'A tstmi . K 'f ' 1 K ....,.,...,.....,.. ..... .v..v . ........ . ...si . I X sm. :,,:,::,:1: ,. . gt K .A , ' , Vi, 'wwiii,zL3i,s',V,g , tilt' . . .,,. V . Ti-gg. i W . fE2t':'1f- H zf iiirssii -. . .. .. . W N , . .--. . ,ws . .N .- ' '- g, ,,,fE, ssawss :zzz .... A. .,,., 2 we ,W g- -.gmif ' ' -Fizz' ' . S T iifiii-':f.Q'f'Q.-...fi f 'iwii'-V 1' V . 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Mrs. Richardson, now living in Sun Valley, is also an active homemaker for her three children and her hus- band, who is now retired from the Air Force. Her hob- bies are ceramics and gardening. Hannah Richardson, Dora Phew, Brownie Edell, Jean Malezia, Teresa Wolcott, Bernice Asklund, Alice Madagan, Jesse Vasquez, Ernest Baysinger. lsmmw- r H -X-we we-i mannnnnnu-7-unuanamnn uni Row l: Mr. Graham, Mr. Barham, Mr. Kruta, Mrs. Luetke, Mr. Barracks, Mr. Wil- liams.Row 2: Mr. Griffith, Mr. Warner, Mr. Huntzburger. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Norman Williams, our head bus driver, was born in Los Angeles. He attended Franklin High School, and after graduating began his early work experience lead- ing to his present vocation. Driving buses has been his occupation for twenty years. During this time most of his work has been in the Los Angeles County area. Mr. Williams was made head bus driver of our two- way radio system buses by taking examinations and qualifying for the appointment. His duties as head bus driver include the supervisio nof thirty-four buses and the routing and scheduling of these buses. An added activity of Mr. Williams is to transport football teams, track teams, and various other groups to different places in California and the United States. CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr, Joseph Siegler has been with the Los Angeles School Board for a total of nine years, He worked at the Los Angeles College of Business, and is now Supervising Custodian here at Monroe. Mr. Siegler was born on .lune 28, l9l8, in Dumont, New Jersey. He attended Branch Agricultural College in Cedar City, Utah, and Los Angeles Business College in Los Angeles, California. He is married and has four children. During World War ll, he was an aerial gunner in the Army Air Force and completed twenty-four combat missions over Germany. He spent a total of ten months overseas. ln his spare time, he enioys gardening and boys' youth activities. At the present time he is manager of the Northridge Little League. Row I: Mabel Bergseth, Wilson J. Lynes, Joseph G. Siegler, Anna Hudson, Sylvia Kennedy. Row 2: Rocco Serena, Marvin Hicks, Eugene Zanger, Adolfo Robles Al bert Bartholomew. Row 3: Al Gage, Floyd Cooper, Roy Turner, Hedd Gardener Kenneth Davidson, substitute. AQ. 1, QQ E KINGS VA STUDENT COUNCIL MATES WHO . 3 Y .. Neher, sponsor, Rae Evans, John Mc- ' Adams, Vic Caldwell, Pat Oberle. Row 2: Marilyn Symonds, Jeanne Powers, Marianne Howard, Pat Summers, Jimmi Kemp, Sandy Snyder, Linda McFaII. Row 3: Linda Eaichel, Lois Smiih, Anita Carter, John Foote, Janet Beatty, Q Jannine Botting. Row 4: Dave Harper, Sue O'BIenis, Susy Dougal, Dave Disco, Charlotte Turner, Bobbi Lawrence, Jim Green, Mike Loveridge, Bob Mor- Iey, Karen Shaui. PILOT US PAT suMMERs JIMMI KEMP PAT OBERLE Treasurer Corresponding Secretary ReCO d'f'9 5eCfeT0 Y W'hN'4W9fw'9'WW9U35 3'e 'W WXWWWW-' ' ---W-M 'N STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: Miss Nanc In Linda Jo Green. Row 5: Clarice Diesso, ? ss LINDA MCFALL Girls League President One of the most prominent organizations in Monroe is the Girls' League. The Girls' League creed is to improve personality and build strong and lasting friendships among all Monroe girls. Our hopeful purpose is that every girl at Monroe will be a fine example of the American girl in the highest and most wonderful sense ofthe word. Row l: Sue Shaw, Kay Block, .lill Newcomer, Linda McFall, Shirley Passwater, .ludy Silverman Denise Griffey Lynda Swift Dolores Colletta Gayle Dillon Bonnie Brady Mrs Gibson. Row 2: Chris Zimmer, Lynette Morley, Andrea Davis, Carol Parmley Ann Ross Lyndall Poker Connie Ellmaker Claudia Saul Linda Jo Green Nancy John son Melinda Holquin, Bonnie Clanahan. nw tw GIRLS LEAGUE VIC AND VAL BOYS ' LEAGUE ' ' ., i' jg221'?W:Qig5fKY'fz2i'Ss'P2 gPT1 5B??wm fri.- ff rf A . , f as J 'Q mi Q 'figs1223525?:i??f2:E?i25.2,??g::'iW 155 ' S5Qgsggfgggfssmzzzztiifsfzss5fMfw?12frazsm :lil ' y - ,M'Fiwg5tz:t'fwff1y,gf: XMfy545?f:: ?fi?5gi?'i r2:' A2294 ' - W s.,::Ns'sf-sVisiskisisgsqfzf l W ' H News - . A , smsgsswszwsefsk' fm' ' ' flu, ' fi W it A .:' , 1 - V 1 of W ' y f , ,- se- i jf Us - 1? ,. . . mf, Wi- X sg I- I A I Hy . WW , 5 1, ,,,, .,,A , . ,AA.,A, ,. ff ' 654: 55 i K ffrfrgsegiti sasrg eeg- as me TP WELS Q-,fii ' '-: ii-2 -5 'fit JOHN FOOTE Boys' League President Our Boys' League is a strictly male organization to which every boy belongs. This organization exists mainly to support and promote boys' activities, strengthen moral character, and to build a higher boys' standard. lt is sponsored by Mr. Dennis Holt, a physical education and social studies teacher. Row l John Foote, Doug Benjamin, Dennis Maxfield, Chuck Kornfeld, Don Hand. Row 2: Mr Holt, Bill Elliott, Dean Morris, Dennis Priddy, Paul Smith. .WW e..::.,,.. .W---Wm,w N, 'rm - Wt arf' EVERETT CURRY JOHN McADAMS ROLAND STIERLE JOHN FOOTE KNIGHTS AND LADIES ln every school there is a senior organization which is recognized as a group of outstanding students, who have given much of their time and effort to uphold the high standards of their school. The Monroe Knights and Ladies of this semester have set up stan- dards which will be followed by all students in years to come, This organization is the goal of every student from the B-lO to the A-12. lt represents a high scholastic average and outstanding service to the school. The Knights and Ladies are the official hosts of Monroe, they usher for school events, sponsor extra-curricular activities, and assist the school administration in various other capacities. DICK WHEELER SANDY COSTIGANE KATHY ROONEY DIANE CHANTLAND LYNN McANNALY PAT OBERLE DICK WHEELER, Vice President LOIS SMITH, President DIRIGGN CDFFICERS We, the Senior officers, feel it has been a wonderful and enjoyable experience serving the Dirigons, class of W'6O. This class has given its full support in assisting the council with its activities. With their help, we have instituted many traditions which Monroe will carry on through the years. lt has been difficult setting up the standards to which everyone will adhere, We sincerely hope that our decisions and recommendations will fulfill the needs of the senior classes to come in the future. To Mr. Barkelew, our class sponsor, we owe a great deal of thanks. lt is his spirit and effort that have helped us to accomplish our goals. His continued assistance will insure the class of future success. Again, on behalf of all the class officers, we wish to thank you for giving us the opportunity to have been of service to a great class. LOIS SMITH Senior Class President DOLORES DOUGLAS, Treasurer CAROLYN ATHERTON, Secretary Mary Alton Carolyn Atherton Elma Aguilar Doug Arries Mary Biwersi Diann Beier Sandy Blumenthal Judy Absher Jim Bennett Barbara Burghardt Diane Buick Janet Baker Charlotte Byrne Bill Combs 32 AVR 4-f ' DIRIGCDNS l l E l Diane Chanlland Louise Chaherton Don Chrisholm Rodney Collier Arlene Coleman Thomas Cook Sandy Costigane Jerry Caslon Dolores Douglas Evereil Curry Diane Davis Charloefle Dawson Dick Dinse Mardena Downing Bill Driggs Greg Dumas Carolyn Edwards DIRECTQRS C LEADER Joyce Froschauer Linda Green Harold Glasgow Rosemary Hayes l TODAY OF TCDMORROW V6 Dick Gerbing Craig Hunier ' Allan Harris Tonnie Hopkins John Foote Jackie Fifzpafrick James Godwin John Gereghty Marianne Howard Diane Humes , ww, B Wigan, William Harrison Arlene Harris Tom Kanavos Don Hand mo 1, ,az .rl A 35 Louise Kimpson Judy Kane Dennis Klempner Janice Kuch Mike Loveridge Linda Kohlmeyer Carol Lepley Donna Ludwig John McAdams Lynn McAnclIly Bob Luedfke Carol McCann Deanna Mcntell Peggy Mead 36 I M 2 qt 'ii ' I FUN CONSISTED OF PARTIES AND SPORTS EVENTS The only rat that didn't desert the ship. Diana Mehringer Dean Morris Nun Morgan Dennis McKeHerick Theresa Maxine Nina Moore Jacob Moore Joe Mercolino Vicki Maris Douglas Madsen Bonnie McCIanahan Slephen Osfer Dan Paschall Patricia Oberle Don Pardee CCRAL AND BEDECKED Dale Rice Mike Reagan Pat Summers Don Shudrick Diana Parsons Gary Pefers Marie Peterson DUR SCHOCDL LEADERS Sandra Smiih Sandra Seide Kathleen Rooney Tom Roderick Gary Shapiro Sharon Siegel Roger Smith Lois Smith ..,W.13.W. .A , A .,l. N S- 1, f.i.,W -mWM,,..,f W W www .UM v-!r.,mW.w-mmm inww..w1,r.awi wg. W' , mssxwi ,We qfiulimvb 'ik'-vp-rv John Wellcome Donald Steele Paul Smith Richard Wheeler 40 Linda Stine Nancy Wilk Gary Srery 9' eI'SOn Vicki Taylor Emery Yuhasz Ralph Silber! Kathleen Smith WORKERS Roger Smith Aloma Sfrain Calvin Whiffen Roland Stlerle OR MONROES FUTURE SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Jim Bretzing Leo Brunck Eusevio Castro Ralph Fackrell Mike Harden Pam Hall Stewart Harrison Gary Jensen Barbara Leatherman Larraine Lipshultz Bonnie McClanahan Dorrell Palacio Richard Sherman Riley Smith Julie Slraumer John Stiller Vaughn Vondera Pat Murphey Elena Rossler Sue Traxel THE MIGHTY All'S HAD V Row l: Brad Mora, Joanne Derrington, Rauph Burkhart, Sharon Renfrew, Richard Bartscht, Debbie Kaplan, Douglas Benjamin, Sandy Snyder, Ralph Bernstein, Jane Doe. Row 2: Maureen De Armond, Barbara Egan, Barbara Devalin, Donna Beck, Barbara Linse, Arra Davie, Joyce Jensen, Joyce Paviso, Diane Mercilino, Sandi Wickersham, Jo Anne Mofford, Vicky Samow, Jo Ellen Harris. Row 3: Gail Miller, Pat Mills, Burney Piro, Bev Klaiber, Sherry Nichols, Adell Vandervest, Pam Quick, Connie Bilabran, Dorette Beaudey, Kaye Barton, Mary Jo Culp. Row 4: Dave Ostrow, Roger Meadows, John Doe, Doug Kaufman, Doug Michelson, John Doe, John Doe, Gerry Candiff, Gary Greene, Tom Eggleston. Row 5: Brian Kirkpatrick, Pete Laczho, Dave Disco, Steve Dritz, John Doe, Mike Kelin, David Eckert, Mac Queen, John Doe, Fred Tharp, Steve Kaston. Row la Mike Kerns, Jo Ann Weise, Nick Lemole, Marlene Lodmer, Ben Reviell, Sharom Brocker, Wes Fulton, Patti Coker, John Lerrato, Donlene Porter. Row 2: Sylvia Andrews, Judy Sarnecky, Carol Hallock, Yvonne Cambell, Linda Wellman, Jane Doe, Carol Hutchins, Kathy Miller, Linda Lang, Judie Sorg. Row 3: Babs Twist, Judy Van Horn, Virginia Bumcrotch, Terry Hallihan, Jane Doe, Linda Russell, Jane Doe, June Crosier, Arlene Whiteside, Judy Eklund. Row 4: Allan Mazcul, Ronald Ball, John Doe, Harvey Kick, Bob Betsch, Alex Crum, John Cox, Steve Brode, Dennis Skelton, Charley Brown. Row 5: Tom Roberts, Richard Brown, Tom Deatherage, John Johnsen, Ral- mond Dalton, Beppo Werker, John Doe, John Doe, Paul Perkins, Jerry Larson, Buddy Bear. ING SPIRIT Row I: Nicki Peterman, Bob Faricelli, Kathy Horn, Ray Tramondo, Karen Baker, Richard Vein, Carol Friedman, Curt Pyle, Jeanne Powers, Rita Wynar. Row 2: Shirley Passwater, Judy Silverman, Marilyn Symonds, Carolyn Stafford, Sheila Bradley, Kathy Gordon, Mary Lake, Donna Martin, Marsha Moody, Lois Hampel. Row 3: Terry McArthur, Larry Lyndon, Willard England, Bill Featham, Ken Adams, Mike Gernz, Bob Mikiniski, Marsha Logner, Marilyn Zallan, Lorraine Smiley. Row 4: Richard Hoff- man, Bob Elliot, Steve Hatch, David Sorem, David Kliene, Robert Parker, Herb Berghoff, Frank Moore, Joe Reale. Row 5: Terry Stone, Jim lnsolo, Jim Reed, Bill King, William Clark, Jack Berrier, Dave Birch, Jim Knight, Mike Young. Row I: Bill Clark, Terry Katz, Dennis Krack, Diane Valmassy, Don Ross, Linda Roberts, Wayne Woodhall, Mardi Gardner, Ron Quint, Sherrill Hatfield. Row 2: Diane Wilkinson, Diane Wood, Marjorie Halper, Harriet Payne, Karen Waller, Chris Zimmer, Diane Dashiell, Mike Jacoby, Dave Dairdson, Ron Bull. Row 3: Dave Andrews, Dennis Priddy, Jim Genis, Don Benson, Robert Amerian, Gary Shehorn, Dane DuBois, Mike Froding. Row 4: Mike Elmore, Gary Halterman, Dennis English, Robert Wood, Ted Asler, Ronnie Wells, John McQueen, Jullie Gilliland. Row 5: Alan Mazal, Glen Chart, Richard Cane, Roger Bencke, Bill Keeler. Row l: Roberto Tedrow, Sue Schaeffer, George Schneider, Jane Doe, George Brookfield, Judy Modica, Anthony Rivette, Evelyn Tetrick, Gary Davis. Row 2: Margaret Gifford, Pat Aita, Diane Judd, Linda McFall, Linda Bass, Lynn McCord, Yvonne Campbell, Cynthia Davis, Dianne Dennis, Angela Stockemer, Lee Ann Hanson, Paulette Brown. Row 3: Doug Beniamin, James Wand, Paul Wunderlich, Charles Sorkin, Jerry Candiff, Larry Leonard, Norman Shotts, Stephen Westphal, Chuck McMillan, John Doe, Dennis Gound, Janet Shipette. Row 4: Lynda Swift, Karen McCoy, Diane Dutton, Barbara Devlin, Luona Cross, Diane McFlod, Sally Tow, Pat Gemmel, Kay Block, Rumiko liiima, April Miller, Larrie Berger. Row 5: Leonard Blair, Doug Michelson, Gary Bachle, Steve Kaufman, Mike Bourgo, Mike Cross, Robert Henderson, Larry Bow- man, Bob Betsch, Jim Grunert, Dove Hoskins, Roger Pida. GAVE LEADERSHIP AND Row l: Donna Lewis, Larry George, Dianne Lazarus, Sean Ross, Marilyn Hannah, Randy Troutman, Nancy Bantaw, Doug Sweet, Fredrica Nolte. Row 2: Petti Van Rekom, Judy Prange, Sharon Johnson, Jane Doe, Kaye Barton, Carol Webster, Carol Helms, Pam Dyer, Donna Hardin, Jane Klemp, Judy Albison. Row 3: Gene Cesar, Roger Riddell, Earl Keller, Brook Gudzus, Jack Gladstone, Tom Augustine, Jim Springmeyer, Sue O'Blenis, Bob Kandt, Dan Funk. Row 4: Ellen Eldridge, Sharon Anderson, Janet Beatty, Judy Bohnsack, Vicki Slaughter, Sue Drusch, Sharon Cuhbehworth, John Masilon, Robin Trwin. Row 5: Jerry Larson, Paul Perkins, Tom Deatheridge, Vic Caldwell, Charles Clark, Jim Green, Robert Ludwig, Mark Leeds, James Bohnsack, Glenn Bourret, Adrian Solzer, s .'i- sues- - - 'X A' ' ' Row l: Sandi Levy, Mike Kelin, Sharon Wages, Mitch Carter, Georgieanne Huss, Ron Martin, Sharon Solomon, Ron Begley, Judy Carpenter, Iris Strom. Row 2: Lee Her- zon, Nancy Johnson, Pricilla Nolton, Joa Row 3: Tess DeBrauwer, Diane See, Joyc Row 4: Larry Young, Jerry Goldfein, Joh n Morgan, Kathleen Aleshire, Judith Skala, Lynn Gilman, Diane oJhnson, Sandra Jarka, Julie Ann Raimondi, Denise Griffey. e Hinkle, Dyanne Stevens, Barbara Stebelman, Gail Epstein, Barbara Marr, Nancy Wright, Heide Hendrickson, Darcy Schnore. n Doe, George Lebowilz, Max Franklin, Dan True, Larry Weiner, Jim Ohler, Richard Rizzo, William Raum, Brent Meyers. Row 5: Richard Cain, Joe Drahos, Duncan Loo, Joe Martin, Ronald Brown, John Jurist, Dave Goldberg, Richard Bogucki, Bruce Hershman, John Doe, Jim Gruener. SC HCDLARSHI Row l: Frank Burgen, Julie Stephens, Bil son, Sally Knapton, Mary De Wig, Diana Rodriguez, Jerry Krainock, Ronald Flores, Elam, Dick Coffey, Bill Lielug, Jim Nelson Semple, Larry Nolan, John Doe, Bill Wes P l Hanle, Penny Llewellen, Bruce Kaminsky, Brenda Bradley, Bill Dunaway, Terry Gibson, James Wilber. Row 2: Jo Ellen Wilkin- Peck, Diane Denne, Kathy Eckert, Julie Deckerbach, Curtis Pierson, Sandy Brown, Lyda Zaring, Mike Rusinowski. Row 3: Ronnie Barry Withers, Ronald Reitenbach, Sterling Bigler, Nick Tatu, Richard Spangler, John MacQueen, Lynn Cochran. Row 4: Bill , Don Homis, Brian Schwartz, Brian Donner, Andy Kurth, Steve Fate. Row 5: Mark Leeds, Bill Pohman, Paul Edmonson, Jack toby, Larry Burke, Gus Gustin, Arthur Hartenstein. Row 1: Dennis Piers, Janet Von Verdo, Jack Shelp, Sue Straugn, Eddie Watkins, Maryann Cakizer, Doug Michealson, Judy Larson, Steve Kaufman, Moria Myers. Row 2: Belly Maxwell, Jane? Sand, Carol Welch, Lynne Hipsher, Barbara Benlon, Diane Williams, Pal Dehoe, Cindy Tressler. Row 3: John Doe, Ken Adams, John Doe, Richard Brown, Richard Bruns, Richard Bardin, Larry Purefoy, John Doe. Row 4: Carl Neuhausen, Johnny Brown, Joe Shaw, John Doe, Larry Buzzell, Allen Shevalier, James Garcia, Tom Sreinhoyer, John Doe. AND MADE THE VOYAGE Row l: Pam Zenzic, Bob Morley, Terry Gunderson, Bob Benson, Karin Reiner, Richard Engel, Suzy Dougal, Gil Effertz, Nancy Johnson, Jerry Faulwell. Row 2: Jill Erick son, Carol Graham, Laury Gross, Anita Carter, Vicki Gillespie, Nancy Gillaspie, Vicki De La Roche, Shari Templin, Karen Cowdry, Teckla Davinroy, Inge Martiny. Row 3 Jane Doe, Lenore Arata, Barbara Harrison, Marlene Franklin, Melinda Holquin, Karen Shaut, Lynn Singletary, Bobby Lawrence, Mary Lou Schlegel, Sharon La Fontaine Clarice Diesso. Row 4: Jim Olsen, Mike Forrest, John Doe, David Phillips, Bruce Patterson, Doug Michelson, Fred Staedel, Bill Lindblom, Glenn Bourrel. Row 5: Ron Bruc kel, Bill Davis, John Doe, John Doe, John Doe, Craig Littleford, John Doe, Dick Cain, Richard Bruns, Jerry Krainock. A BETTER ONE Row l: Sandra Belcher, Jane Doe, Barbara Piper, Linda Lohr, Phyllis Clements, Judy Walker, Eleanor Sisti, Nancy Means, Beverly Heyd, Gail Fio- rillo, Suellen Sheehan. Row 2: Pat Rischmann, Rick Bobile, Sue Baldewicz, Gloria Cheek,Jill Newcomer, Gaye Hunter, Karen Bawman, Lynda Schultz, Karen Lee Wingate, Linda Russel, Julie Stevens. Row 3: Linda Kubler, Lloyd Tainter, Barry Kribs, John Doe, Doug Stephenson, Anne Masterson, Jane Doe, Jane Doe, Jan Gwin, Frank McClure, Ron Cowan. Row 4: Stan Onaetic, Bill Radakovitz, Randy Cressall, Betty Lou Wickstrom, Judi An- derson, Nancy Halusic, Joyce Ragland, Ginni Schroeter, Kathryn Arndt, Carole Yates, Phyllis Sipis. Row 5: Chuck Dusenbary, Dusty Schultz, .lack Shelp, Paul Stanehtield, Bob Valdez, Curtis Crivelli, Herb Montgomery, Charles Salvatore, James Joseak, Dennis Kidwell, Barry Bader. I 5 i l , , , V- Mswwewmssr. . w.fWMw'-mimwfw .1 A , .....- wumxpmsmzseeafiswmhsm. Bll'S CONTEMPLATE THE FUTURE B-ll CLASS-GROUP 1: Row 1: Sue Chamberlin, Garwood Smith, Valerie King, Bill Oliver, Nora Jacobson, Tom Gilbert, Sue Hovey, Don Rlbaudo, Frances Pontani. ROW 2: Coleen Conklin, Sharlene Harvey, Elizabeth Williams, Denise Kusel, Pal Ehasz, June Wynn, Kathy Hartman, .loan Vickers, Mary Bucher, Vicky Steele, Gayle Dillon. ROW 3: Tony Viclorino, Jeff Wilherill, Duane Riley, Roland Wilson, Dennis Maxfield, Bob DeYoe, Wayne Richter, Werner Eckel, Horst Eckel, Peter Patterson, Jim Weiss. ROW 4: Jannine Botting, Jan Oertel, Jane Hoggan, Diane Tracy, Shirley Lockwood, Barbara Borchert, Pam Morgan, Sherry Palmer, Winnie Vipperman, Sara Price, Lenore Burks, ROW 5: Robert Reeves, Walt Toborg, Eric Krause, Marvin Kaplan, Dave Grubbs, Ronald Robinson, Douglas Magee, Alan Schiff, Stephen Lee, Mike Pailing, Henry Wessel. 48 va 2? if 3 Row 1: Eugene Kernek, Dianne Klepl, Richard Sherlock, Sandra Oak, Hugh Pickett, Carol Kuch, Fred Doolin, Lucy Owens, Ray Williams, Bonnie Franzoni. Row 2: Jeanne Easton, Carol Nisson, Bernabella, Palacio, Carol Sisson, Charlette Turner, Jimmi Kemp, Carole Shirreffs, Corey Langberg, Karen Pedago, Linda LaPage. Row 3: Wilford Wilson, Fred Gibson, Mike Bernstein, Jim Eaby, Herb Maydwell, Steve Paull, Jim Eschrich, Walter Pierce, Russ Olson, Dennis Maxfield. Row 4: Bruce Kulberg, Dennis Hodnett, Bill Elliott, Dove West, Dennis Tomlinson, Steve LaFrance, John Man, Tom Pyeatte, Dennis Erne, Marvin Schaefer. Row 5: Joel Langer, Peter Zimmerman, Rog Spisak, Larry Vivian. Row 1: Jim Rupe, Gail Miller, Chas Lampkin, Kathy Scott, Bill Ramos, Norma Carufel, Steve Sherman, Olivia Burgess, Gary Lorenz, JoAnne Jorgensen. Row 2: Bonnie Pinkowski, Cheryl Pomeroy, Norma Franco, Linda Lively, Linda Huss, Eileen McDevitt, Phyllis Peterson, Mary Puls, Paula Cook, Maureen Williams, Nancy Hill, Pat Mc- Collum, Row 3: Vic Belosic, Doug Chickering, Richard Bell, Jim Easton, Marshall Matye, Dennis aDnieI, Chuck Stivers, Ronald Ricketts, Jim Norton. Row 4: Lindo lbsen, Joyce Suyetani, Jeanine Muhlman, Phyllis Campbell, Barbara Traweek, Sharon Roberson, Joan Spikre, Polly Nessamar, Karen Woodcox, Lana Mathews. Row 5: Tom Phiney, Craig Wayne, Doug Hughes, Bob Martin, Steve Paull, Ron Partain, Charles Paull, Steve LaFrance, Tom Lynott, Steve Lair, Roger Miller, Roy Thomas. ROW l: Helen Hardman, Shannon Neilson, Pal Furman, Jerry Scheller ROW 2: Rich Melheny, Bob King, Jack Libbea, Don Weaver, Robert Martin, ROW 3: Carl Moak, Jim Brown, Jim Beagle, Bruce DeMenno. ROW 4: Gene Weiss, Ron Milchell, Ed Mcleron, Vince Zinni. ROW 'lz Sheila Legge, Pa? Purcer, Linda Young, Carole Bechtel, Sylvia Kalhy Broin. ROW 2: .lean Brenner, Margie Bair, Paula Gaura, Carrie Thacker, Linda Safly, Georgia ROW 3: Cheryl Lloyd, Sharon Dudney, Tony McClosky, Alan Tagress, Ronnie Schon, Gerald Hanisch, Scholl, Ronnie Furguson, Dale Lewis, Tom Walson, Sandy Bradly, Dick Pond, Tom Herman, Jane Doe, Doe, John Doe, Heidi Ericson, Monlee Smilh, Babs Merfins, Carl Lux. f-fwixrw . wi 1'W' to 'lr atm. l wsu. . s ' SETTLED INTO ACTIVITIES Raw I: Dennie McDaniel, Ilene Kramer, Louis Enriquez, Marlene Levin, Jaslyn Gagner, Carolee Hoag, Dave Kath, Rita Pavy, Gayland Terry, Connie Ullmaker. Row 2: Judy Rowe, Doris Waldron, Pat Hiatt, Nancy Roscoe, Margie Howard, Karen Jacobs, Judy McLaughlin, Anne Ross, Bonnie Bourgo, Mary Tague, Linda Nelson, Laurie Allan, Jim McCrea. Raw 3: Tom Cavanaugh, Bill Waddel, Dennis Huntley, John Witt, Brion Wolf, Dick Mounts, Clifford Burks, Chuck Kornfeld, Bob Dietrich, Steve Swirck, John Christian, Carl Wynne. Row 4: Sharon Niemann, Connie Spisak, Lynda Boegh, Suzi Shelmire, Marilyn Hutchings, Barbara Ellison, JoAnn Presta, Noida Marcus, Bonnie Weiss, Marie Velardo, Karen Boyd, Lynda Mehalick. Row 5: Roy Jewett, Steve Eveleth, Richard Luhring, Wally Musch, Bart Kay, Gary Davis, Grant Holley, Val Hammer, Marvin Evans, Eric Raddatz, Bob Buckland, Richard Barnes. Row 'l: Allen Thompson, Pam Hess, Dave Skillman, Pam Ahlberg, Fred Brown, Sharon Phillips, Earle Wilson, Kathy Miles, Rich Lee. Row 2: Jane Zello, Norma Suluiian, Lorraine Newman, Shela McSweeny, Connie Padgett, Sandra Bolick, Vickie Castiglioni, Judy Meadows, Sharon Walters, Carol Fletcher, Janet Iverson, Janette Rychik. Row 3: Phillip Rebbe, Don Stevens, Vic Anderson, Don Lewellen, Roy Atherton, Harold Crowell, John Huvvord, Rick Hennant, Mack Scrams, Lee Lash, Steve Marvin, Foster Wimberley. Raw 4: Susie Beeler, Elise St, Amant, Nancy Ramsay, Geargene Morrow, Janet Paone, Bonnie Sargent, Stephanie Splian, Barbara Wagner, Marsha Stang, Barbara Doelcher, Miriam Gardner. Row 5: Dennis Menck, Barry Carpenter, Kent Jolly, Rick McMillan, Mike Folsan, Dick Martin, Dennis Elkin, Ron Brown, Jack Gillis, Justin Panstrom, Thomas Klass, Jim Spain. ' 'i' ' -T 'i'M 'X K W' A ROW 1: Russ Collins, Bette Biers, Mike Lambert, Karen Muggeridge, Jay Berstrall, Sheri Lindsay, Howard Berman, Diane Cox, Jim Mounts, Jane Doe. ROW 2: Ferne Funtowitz, Sharon Duskin, Liz Griialoa, Eleanor Albano, Sandy Zemke, Jeanette Poporci, Bea Arata, La Vella Motye, Lynette Morley, Norma Gill, Carol Beck, Sue Merrill, Jean May. ROW 3: Ralph Grant, John Griffin, Dick Keith, Clark Frontin, Gary Stark, Chuch Grandgeorge, Ronnie Greenlee, Rick Roberts, Frank Miller. ROW 4: Mary Bogucki, Judy Bowman, Carolyn Mahler, Claudia Saul, Suzanne Boehm, Bonnie Weisel, Sherry Gilliam, Judy Keylon, Sandy Kane, Virginia Gifford. ROW 5: Earle Rogne, Jimmy Allen, Kenny Chrapt, Dave Freedman, Nick George, Art Houston, Glen Roe, Clayton Smith, Ron Van Deest, Ronald Krause, Bruce Scheryler, ROW 1: Albert Kirby, Suzy Seefeld, Rod Hillerts, Michelle Gansel, Ron Sturgls, Brenda Moffett, Andrea Hagopian, Norman Silling, Darlene Hartivig, Mary Levine. ROW 2: Carol Buck, Patti Siefert, Sharon Degner, Tennea Johnson, Elaine Daring, Linda Fontana, Sue Moore, Lynda Faker, Diane Smith, Peggy Wolf, Kathy Herr, Phylis, Gillmore, Karen Crowton. ROW 3: Stanley Healy, Bill Vonheeder, Vince Dino, John Bates, Reter Kramer, Edward Bishop, Dennis Hogan, Dail Denniss, Richard Dohn. ROW 4: Mitchell La Nelle, Jean Archer, Judy Frame, Barbara Lovestedt, Cammie Chenowoth, Pam Yoesman, Margort Nesbit, Mary Carpenter, Vernette Norgood. ROW 5: Patrick Watkins, John Blankenbeller, Joel Cooper, Larry King, Robert Hasz, Jerry Bancroft, Don Dunning, Dave Rybach, Dennis Ruben. PARTICIPATED IN EVENTS ROW 1: Danny Nichols, Patt Box, Mike Collier, Elaine Preston, Ray Ballard, Karen Priday, Bob Young, Audrey Schumer, Bob Senescis. ROW 2: Marie Bergman, Lois Baile, Arlene Weisser, Felice Bershad, Sandra Yallen, Norma Gifford, Lillian liiimu, Donna Swindell, Carol Worth. ROW 3: Bruce Mac- Lean, Steve Lesh, Neil Miller, Bob Greig, Terry Ewen, Jerry Wilson, Leonard Benes, Michael Felly, Lloyd Hartford, Don West. ROW 4: Karen Bailor, Dolores Colletta, Kathie Harshburger, Janice Burgess, Barbara Homer, Lucille Beitzer, Charlotte Wiggins, Pam Bednarick, Linda Sutfin. ROW 5: Kirk McKay, King Baggot, Bob Neu- hausen, Dick Foster, Kenneth Lebim, Carl Pierchaln, Robert Sturdivant, Lorie Rasmussen, Dan Baldwin, Wayne Streva. ROW 'l: Dennis Edwards, Paulette Payne, Dick Paschke, Sonia Gray, Joe Plass, Roxann Morlan, John Myers, Elanor Sarkis, Ray Kirk. ROW 2: Jeanne Wantink, Elaine Strand, Eva Paiunen, Rita Larrmore, Sally Au, Collette Sheppard, Joan Mitchell, Karen Trader, Carol Shapiro, Sue Shaw, Deedee Wiffner, Pat Muhrlein, ROW 3: Carl Wynne, Cathie Moore, Jennie Plammer, Betty Glidden, Sandy Smith, Jane Doe, Linda Mazel, Bobbie Gilbert, Sharon Mars, Jane Doe, Shelly Kramer, Jane Doe. ROW 4: Bob Cons, John Doe, Rusty Elmore, Ron Castello, Jack Cannon, Larry Way, John McDonald, Jack Duffy, Bill Eustan, Larry King, Jeff Leslie. ROW 5: Douglas Stucky, Vern Johnson, Tim Wilson, Jerry Edwards, Jerry Furguson, Bob Sinescue, Bob Young, Frank Posh, Bob Baker. ROW 6: Dave Skillman, Dick Lee, Fred Brolon, Jim Ricker, Bill Alperin, Jack Harris, Bruce Wilken, Jim Maxwell, Mike Read, Brad Jones, Ken Fletcher, Eral Hardman, Bill Miller, Dan Stout. ROW 'I: Rusty Elmors, Judy Miklos, Dennis Owen, Diane Bourret, Jeff Reiss, Jean Natarelli, Larry Sager, Donna Chernine, Toni D'Angelo, Helen Cook. ROW 2: Nadine Beau- champ, Pam Snyder, Diane Whitworth, Tracey Curtis, Joan Marcim, Brenda Lear, Bonnie Spesak, Raylene Oravitt, Lynn McMillen, Trudy Faust, Corinne Taran. ROW 3: Kenny Bralsma, Terry Pragrell, Lonnie Kapp, Bill Havilak, Creg Baitaglia, Bob Johnson, Chanley Romeck, Glenn Boldrin, Doyle Stinnett, Charles Blackman. ROW 4: Margaret Faust, Sharon Beaver, Sharon Dunn, Marylon Vinson, Shelly Dunn, Dolores Fillippo, Sidney Weiner, Linda Windblown, Michelle MacCall. ROW 5: Ron Marrison, John Mal- chester, Jerry Kleeb, Dave Arnold, Robert Baldwin, John Craig, Bill Lyle, Jim Shaw, Terry Nielson, Bill Thirkettle. ROW 1: Judy Hussion, Wayne Fouprs, Shirley Lane, Richard Blakesler, Wanda Mallen, April Lane, Barbara Heaston, Chuck Marinoff, Cheryl Kanada, Lana Manners. ROW 2: Elizabeth Zurenburg, Sandy Hoerleer, Dianne Ericson, Sharon Matchlett, Janet Reed, Terry Harnett, Angie Stamatelos, Judy Foote, Elaine Matza, Carol Hensley. ROW 3: Bill Barth, Phil Jones, Ron Wilher- son, Paul Stachura, Rich Corder, Rick Munson, Bill Lambert, Phil Misisn, Dennis Grarf, Eddie Anderson. ROW 4: Carol Bergal, Terry Shannon, Diana Schooner, Mary Bullock, Marlene Blixt, Shirley Tucker, Barbara Billings, Cathy James, Mariorie Christoffels. ROW 5: Ted Shielos, Bob Butler, Ron Bell, Jeff Apperson, John Meyers, John Nolton, Mike Warshauer, John Doe, Jim Richter, John Doe. is ' -W3 ' sms. 1 '-+-sauwux me 'mr fy .wx fr in AND STRIVED A-10 CLASS: ROW 'l: Lynn Blaze, Laurie Fire- stone, Dean Kunnfan, Susan Haberman, Jess McCormick, Tanya Travelstead, Susan Halladay, John Doe, Diane Greenberg. ROW 2: Jacqueline Brooke, Gayle Merdrum, Victoria Cherhas, Lynn Scarff, Jay Fox, Marie Lingscheil, Donna Conner, Dlorlyn Binzer, Diane Corcicetore, Rosella Robin- son. ROW 3: Duane Hardman, Wincent Petritti, Janes York, John Talhelm, Ronne Ruiz, Ted Allen, Douglas Stucky, Mac Hays, Steve White, Anthony Minge. ROW 4: Rachelle Hoffman, Estelle Kinp- son, Sandra Lohman, Sandra Simmons, Kathy Stegman, Pam Vinson, Lee Ann Farish, Paula Howk, Donna Berry. ROW 5: John Mazzola, Walter Winchell, Steve Swirk, Steve Richettes, Paul Raddatz, Jerry Reich, Jack Charr, Larry Har- ris, John Fairweather, Sam Williams. ROW 1: Jerry Bussell, Janice Taylor, Don Barnes, Pat McFadden, Eric Cheney, Andrea Davis, Larry Sager, Jan Olson, Don Shroyer, Bar- bara Munger. ROW 2: Jennie Plummer, Cathie Moore, Bette Glidden, Toni Zelnack, Colette Cox, Betty Goetsch, Julie Cooke, Linda Brown, Annette Parker, Pam Owen, Lorene Cottrell, Barbara Hughes. ROW 3: Frank Posh, Ronald English, Duane Ferrell,John Schook, Jerry Scheller, Skip Anderson, Tom Coulombe, Bill Hall, Frank Rocha, Ken Amiten, Ken Fletcher, Larry Cole. ROW 4: Penny Whitid, Cory Stiller, Stephanie Sokolsky, Jean Copeland, Marilyn Lindiman, Sharon Price, Ginger Kinz, Alice Crane, Linda Chidester, Toni Ann Neild, Brenda Kincaid, Frank Dversk. ROW 5: Ronald Porter, David Emans, Rudy Kavalik, Bill Parker, Wayne Gramelspocker, Steve Russell, Don Stevens, Terry Story, Bruce Abramson, David Bicheno, Gary Boyd, Dave Radosevich. TQ ARDS THElR C-:GAL ROW 1: Roxann Morlow, Micheal Arnold, Ella Clark, Micheal Lowery, Sandy Renal, Chet Drakas, Pauline Hair, Wayne Love. ROW 2: Sally Boyce, Trudie Frick, Peggy Cawgill, Irene Wrath, Pam North, Judy Bentrup, Mary Jo Champe, Elaine Dalbo, Betty McCormick, Joanette Cautine. ROW 3: Ronald Herons, John Schow, Jay Mayer, Morrie Thurston, Dave Van Gorder, Bill Parker, Stuart Miller, Steve Tippen, Steve Scott, Steve Smith, Linda Phillips. ROW 4: Judy Schmidt, Dotty Ferris, Barbara Hockstedler, Maureen McWilliams, Shannon Mayfield, Shirley Durango, Dorthy Nakagawa, Dolores Fabian, Pam Stafford, Phyllis Smith. ROW 5: Dan Johnson, Charles Nixon, Doug Brown, Doug Walker, Bob Brooks, Roy Paulin, Glen Ovest, Phil Haetenstein, Mike Fitzmone, Russ Urland, Steve Vande- man, Phyllis Learned. ROW 6: Rod Purth, George Sangstear, John Doe, Jerry Furguson, Fred Tharp, Tony Casson, Wayne Petty, Chris Overton, Terry Walpole, Toney Duvo, Mike O'Mally, Ken Hidman, Bob Paul, Mike Holoyd. B-10 ABSENTEES: ROW 'l: Paul Seide, John Doe, Nancy Kary, Linda Simpson, Carolyn Imler, Diane Kenton. ROW 2: Joel Wellcome, Larry Leonhardt, Jonathan Baker, Eddie Presley, John Simkins, Dave Sayler. ROW 3: Ernest Vincent, Bob Sto- key, Jane Doe, Carol Brown, Carolyn Leatherman, Louise Marz. B lO'S SET SAIL , ROW 1: Bill Handley, Stanley Skolnik, David Lazarus, Bill Hilius, Bob Fisher, Jerry Jones, John Doe, Monte McClain, Fred Kipp. ROW 2: Janie Readeur, Jimm Hills, John Doe, Steve Stapley, John Doe, John Doe, Ron Cook, Keith Arries, Grant Moore, Tom Sawyer, Jane Doe. ROW 3: Bob Curry, Don Bandurraga, George Gosling, John Doe, Terry Nottingham, Ted Miller, John Doe, Joe Mueller, John Doe. ROW 4: John Doe, Bill Thwaytes, Dave Baird, Bruce Nybo, Bill Greenwood, Bob Booker, Sam Faber, John McBroom, Bob Roberts. AS VIKINGS ROW l: Carolyn Sliger, Michael Weiss, Walter Miller, Sheila Gluckman, Alice Preston, Dan Atkinson, Faul Gfuckman, Harry Marlon, Nina Taubkin, Jodie Rinehart. ROW 2: Marsha Harvey, Sandra Hartz, Sandra Maldonado, Barbara Carpenter, Dick Weinbrandt, Bill Gearhart, Gwen Absher, Leona Nolte, Linda Riley, Don Burrows, John Strain. ROW 3: John Doe, Becky Hathaway, Sylvia Smith, Sharon Price, Ricky Roderick, Barry Thorne, Bob WhiIesEde, Jol.n Knapton, Arnold Adel, Bill Spreuer. ROW 4: Dick Wolf, David Saks, Ricky James, Bob Kellar, Gary Newby, Ray Aldzidge, John Gross, Michael Ea.hart, Alan Pazks, Rick Jost. ROW 5: Tom Winans, Michael Packer, Mike Newman, Henry Spalinger, Dave Rossman, Bob Staedal, Gary McDaniels, Norm Chace, Howard Stevens, John Spikre. ROW 'l: Sue Leuin, Chris Barbar, Karen Klein, Linda Lee, Penny Leinhaas, Nancee Shadrick, Donna Chisholm, Gail Roland, Ethel John- son, Geraldine Blight. ROW 2: Nancy Bayer, Pam Martin, Donna Hugenberger, Bar'za:a Yuhass. Amelia Ubil, Barbara Blum, Alice Lea Westphal, Joan Foster, Terry La France. ROW 3: Chris Warne, Anne Daughtry, Cheryl Davis, Pam Elroy, Mary Lou Chapman, Renee Henderson, Jenny Fullerton, Antoinette Leone, Margaret Bernstein, Catherine McEneaney. ROW 4: Linda Heller, Marilyn Jacobs, Mary Allison, Geal Andreson, Geraldine Evans, Linda Merkel, Janet Buss, Sharon Foote, Sylvia Dunham, Joanne Rubbo. ROW 5: Sue Perry, Lynda Webb, Vicki Finger, Chris Bergstrom, Jean Campbell, Nancy Aiton, Roberta Hayes, Bettie Price, Chuck Well, Dennis Wooley. ENCCDUNTERS Vw V if Row I: Jim Green, Jerry Krainock, John Skousen, George Schneider. Row 2: Sandi FCDR VIKINGS Wickershum, Jill New- comer, Terry Gunderson, Suzi Dougal, Karen Cowdrey, Anile Carter, Vicki Gillespie. GO! Row l: Sharon Johnson, Lyda Zaring, Judy Prange, Gayle Dillon, Sue Chamberlin, Maureen DeArmond, Nina Moore, Diane Chantland, Sharon Wages, Dyanne Stevens. Row 2: Peggy Mead, Angela Stockmer, Janet Beatty, Frances Pontani, Diane Dutton, Phyllis Campbell, Lee Ann Hanson, Colleen Conklin, Jan Oertel, Marinne Howard, Pat Summers, Linda Bass. Row 3: Joan Derrington, Nancy Johnson, Arlene Whiteside, Linda McFall, Melinda Holquin, Lynn Singletary, Joyce Froschauer, Robin Irwin, Linda Huss, Penny Llewellyn, JoAnn Mofford, Nancy Wright, Bonnie Pinkowski. Row 4: Janice Webster, Winnie Vip- perman, Joan Vickers, Gail Miller, Lois Smith, Dolores Douglas, June Crosier, Clarice Diesso, Sharon Solomon, Judy Carpenter, Bonnie Mc- Clanahan, Joan Spikre, Cheryl Pomeroy, Jannine Botting. Row 4: Charlotte Turner, Chris Zimmer, Mary Gardner, Kathy Eckhart, Kathy Scott, Nancy Bantau, Marilyn Hannah, Mary Lou Schle- gel, Jane Klemp, Barbara Traweek, Diane Dash- iell, Olivia Burgess, Judy Bohnsack. CHEERS AND DRILL 6 7 8 CHRIS OVERTON .,....... ..,...... L eff End VAUGHN VONDERA ...,.. ..,..... L eft Tackle MIKE KELIN ....,,.,....., ........ L eft Guard BOB MANN ......,... .....,...... C enter TOM AUGUSTINE .....A Right Guard JOHN WELCOME .... ...... R ight Tackle JOHN BROWN ..,.. RICH ENGLE ,A...A BOB RODMAN ..... MIKE FOREST .,., .........Quarferback Left Halfback .,,,..,.,...FuIIback ,......,Right Halfbczck 3 2 I 4 9 l O I VIKING VARSITY FCOTBALL Row l: Dennis Pritty, Manager, Doyle Stinnett, Manager, Bob Beniamin, Manager, Lorie Basmussen, Manager, Dan Cronkite, Manager. Row 2: Pat Murphy, Chuck Adel, John Brown, John Falhelm, Henry Nuehousen, Bob Rodman, Mike Kelin, Bob Amerian, Mike Bourgo, Andy Kurth, Larry Berger, Dan True, Rick Dense, Ron Partain. Row 3: Coach Taft, Chris Overton, Charles Grangorge, Dave Kath, Tom Augustine, Jeep Gereghty, Dick Wheeler, Roy Jewett, Phil Schultz, Rick Emgle, Vaughn Vondera, Bill Elliot, Stan Gore, Bill Harrison, Tom Lunot, Jack Gladstone, Mike Forrest, Coach Giovinazzo. Row 4: Jack Shelp, Bob Mann, Dennis Hodnet, John Pease, John Welcome, Bruce Koolberg, Jim Bohnsack, Mike O'MalIey, Terry Walpole, Larry Lindstrom. Coach Taft Coach Giovinazzo W,...,.mX,,.,.m.,,,.. m,..P., ...I ,M WMM . ,...',t-.N ,s.N, Msmxvagmzzzzwww , . , . me in V YWH --it Q- We , . fi L - ' if 'sfssegeg e sleeve , pw 22353, warg ,Wi5g.,,-mfs, , V f K if ,. l ' ay K2 U H F, .m,x s ,,:.. , ,,.,, ,.,., Z ,. , 11. ..., Lili, 5- 41- -, iw 'lr g i , ,,,, .,... hz :f ,:- -1 . . . ...: -V V .,., --f. ,.,, L : ,M W ,, ,,, ,,,,,, , ,,, ,, 1 ,V Qt is 5 SE ai Y is W ,, A x A r xg, L ,La M if L , L s , o t y 5 ,E ig K I 'hge ,' 13 1 f 3 X ,, b ,, ,, yyyy yyyy y rrrir ,:,,,., 1 C Row 1: Rick Barnes, Dennis Huntly, Chuck Romic, John Cowdrey, Rick Narden, Wayne Richter, Wayne Petty, Row 2: Paul Stachura, John Myers, Ronnie Ruiz, Butch Wilson, Jim Ohler, Dick Sherman, Rick Powell, Gary Shapiro, Don Dunning, Vince Zinni, Bob Mikylski, Willard England, Dan Johnson, Dick Brown, Dave Hoskins, Mike Cross. Row 3: Coach Neumeier, Larry Nolan, Grant Holley, Ron Greenly, Bill Thurkettle, Lynn Cochran, John Johnson, Doug Brown, Weldon Gainer, Bill Featham, Jim Grunert, Stacy Boone, Ken Adams, Larry Sager, Bob Paul, Duwayne Riley, Jerry Edwards, Jim Olsen, Stan Onaitis, Bill Lindbloom, Dick Pond, Charles Nixon, Bill Sang- ster, Coach Maclachlan. Row 4: Steve Fate, Mike Pickett, Dan Baldwin, Roger Pida,Rudie Towalman, Chuck Henning, Chuck Kornfeld, Harold Glasgow, Gerry Buzzell, S teve Lair, Fred Thorp, Rudy Kovalik, Ronald Porter, Jeff Leslie, Dave Bicheno, SteveLaFrance, Gayland Terry, Herb Montgomery, Bob Morley, Tom Cavanaugh, Bill Mill er, Paul Charles, Larry Young, Kenny Salem. MONROES MIGHTY B'S .Z 13 .32Si5EW' .g as Q .. .Z wQm ,SisM - -- 9 W M: aww? fn 5 ,ms my di Q s ns 1 Rf! Fil' M 1 an 2- as T! wsu- A Y. uw C N N. 1 1 1 2' 1162! 1 .Maxx Q E ww., hxrwwne A .mm 1 :gn 9' 14 at i 2 w me rex .. 14. 1 as ann 4 ni QM fan 41+ 31 1. vm: vw sm! 33' ww 1-as 1 wx mn. rzf5'Ef-e: , A, Q giigiiae A X3g ga 9 .5 X qw N! 1, rx A ,vm Q w,'MwQ M Q -:fix -un X the 'mn J., Q . M C 49 11. nl-. K eh xx uefw lsaxntkb N 1 M, a 2,5 f 1 swxsx M an .si'Q1 1 1' KK YS.-vw. UK um COACH DOUGLAS McLACHLAN z ns 1 COACH JACK NEUMEIER VARSITY Row 1: Larry Cole, Guard, Paul Ed- mondson, Forward, Dick Cain, Cenler, Glen Chart, Center, Ron Flores, Cap- tain, Guard, Richard Bruns, Forward, John Blankenlailler, Forward, Coach Chortkoff. Row 2: Gary Bachle, Guard, Bill Waddel, Guard, John Christian, Forward, Dan Sloul, Tom Burns, Guard, Dick Mounls, Forward, Ed Garcia, Guard, Sieve Kaufman, Manager. The fall guy. Row 1: Jim Cooper, Co-Captain, Guard, Bill Wesloby, Forward, John McAdams, Co-Caplain, Cenler, Richard Brown, Forward, Vic Caldwell, Guard, Coach Chortkoff. Row 2: Bill Hanle, Guard, Jerry Goldfein, Forward Guard, John Masilon, Forward Guard, Fred Slaedel, Guard, Doug Michelson, Guard, Steve Kaufman, Manager. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL B BASKETBALL: Row 1: Ken Craft, Nick George, Mike Reed, Bob Kandi, captain: Dale Louis, Coach Bur ton. Row 2: Howard Berman, Gary Cook, Mike Pailing, Roy Thomas, Gil Efferlz, Bari Kay, Wally Musch ll lil .. I 2' Q' I . 2 f if ck Q C BASKETBALL: Row I: John McDonald, Lynn Claton, Ted Allen, Gerry Bancroft, V Ai Jim Allen, Bill Dunaway, Coach Burton. Row 2: Howard Berman, manager: Sieve 1 Schwartz, Rick Melheny, Jeff Wiiherill, Roy Mapps, Bob Luhring, Richard Luhring, Wally Musch, manager. it is , ,ya ...-. .. Qwvg, 3 1162 VARSITY TRACK: Row l: Kenneth Selim, Chris Overton, Don Honus, Fred Tharp, Steve Hatch, Joe Share, Dick Engel, Dusty Schulz, Jack Shelp, Mike Read, Chuck Grand- gorge. Row 2: James Bohnsack, Gregg Dumas, Larry Nolen, Ev Curry, John Skousan, Gary Peters, Jeep Gereghty, Bob Raudman, Wayne Shields, Glen Chart, Jim Nelson, Lynn Cochran. Row 3: Michael Holroyd, Dave Kath, Mike Harden, Bob Amerian, Doug Chickering, Mike Forrest, Fred Pathstone, Don True, Rick Dinse, John Masilon, Carl Wynne, Jim Knight, Ron Partain, Vic Caldwell, Dick Mounts, Bill Hilgit, Alan Smalley. Row 4: Ray Jewett, Dennis Hadnett, Arthur Hartenstein, Richard Bruns, John Wellcome, Tom Lynott, Terry Walpole, Larry Yoalyo, Charles Nixon, Bill Harrison, Dick Cain. TRACK B TRACK: Row I: Bob Bichino, Tony Casson, Jerry Krainock, Mike Bourgo, Dave Hoskins, Mike Loveridge, Dick Wheeler, Bill Driggs, Stacy Boone, Dan Baldwin, Roger Miller, Dave Swanson, Marvin Evans, Doug Magee. Row 2: John Bates, Chuck Mc- Broom, Grant Holley, Dorrell Palicio, John Meyers, John Brown, Bob Strong, Steve White, Doug Madsen, Mike Cross, Brent Meyers, Bill Hanle, Werner Eckel, Dan Johnson, Bill Waddel, Jeff Leslie. Row 3: Coach Giovinazzo, Joe Mueller, Dick Pond, Bob Paul, Bill Elam, Harold Glasgow, Jim Springmeyer, John Serrato, Ronnie Greenlee, Gary Candiff, Mike Elmore, Chuck Kornfeld, Wayne Petty, Chuck Henning, Dave Eckert, Don Lake. Kenny Kath, Dave Swanson, Coach Taft. Row 4: Don Barnes, Dennis Huntley, Don Stevens, Bob Morley, Danny Olson, Tom Cnvanaugh, Bill Eustath, Don Funk, Ron Mitchell, Bill King, Bob Stokey, Don Eckert. C TRACK: Row I: Mac Hays, Steve Russell, Dennis McDind, Ronald Ball, Anthony Rivetti, Ronnie Ruiz, Joe Rivetti, Richard Blakeslee. Row 2: Charles Lam- kin, Bruce De Menno, Joe Plasse, Bob Whiteside, Vic Belosic, Jim Hills, Bob Weeg, Jerry Kleeb, John Mazzola, Rusty Elinore. Row 3: David Arnold, Frank Posh, Ed Bishop, Vince Zinn, Henry Spalinger, Don Dunning, Jerry Bussell, Don Stevens. CROSS CGUNTRY Mike Loveridge Jim Springmeyer Row l: Bill Elam, Wesl Fullon, Dorrell Palacio, Jim Safely, Gerry Krainock, Bert Van Brunl. Row 2: Coach Ron Ball, Mike Elmore. Row l: Ron Coslella, Al Kirby, Ron Smilh, Sieve Russell Terry Wilson, Ray Ballard, Don Shraver, John Nollon. Row 2: Coach Holl, Don Barnes, Carl Wynn, Doug Chil- hering, Charles Kichens, Richard Doolin, Rodger Miller, Denny McDaniel. 1 i l Denny McDaniel Carl Wynne -nusemmmmfwm ,ww 1 zsmwwzses News V Holt, Mike Loveridge, Jim Springmeyer, John Serrala, Look, Ma - no hands! Ron Brown, AI Tagress, Sieve Oiena, Craig Hun- fer, Mike Jocoby, Eric Krause, Garwood Smith, Charles Paul, Don Morrison, Robin Tausch, Jim Nicholson, Lonnie Kopp, Mike Bourgo, Chuck Sorkin, Bill Weeg. Allez Oop! K Q i 1 Q J N X A Paul Perkins, Dove Davidson, Jim Gra-nt, Jim Curran, John Nolton, Manager, Dinnis Owens ff-my, Q f r X Q Row 1: Jeff Wilherill, Duane Riley, Gary Shapiro, Doug Sweei, Jerry Bancroft, Gary Dovis, Coach Holt. Row 2: Jerry Goldfein, Gaylclnd Terry, Bulch Blair, Mike Arnold, Chet Orahos, John Brown. Row 3: Randy Westman, Bruce Kulberg, Dan Stout, Bob Mann, Rick Genlz, Rowland Wilson. i x-f Q 2 G 'T ' 2, v 54 in fffsfezf - X : ' 55.81.3512 f' A 7 . ' fi . A . ' A f-fifyflf i ' s if 1 2? Q L J ' fll' -A. A :J W 'f -1 .: ,1' :QQ 4 x. 7-- .:- I ' -- .- f ' WEEK 11' . Q Z .Ig il, l ff, J TT T f -f-' A Y . if .. f - ,.,.: T G. Q- fy 2. A 'b', '11 'if f 'll' f . 1-4: wx, 5:3935 .7 - -'-:,:-'1- f ' ' ' A , . , , : as VARSITY Row 1: Coach Ranken, Wally Musch, Bart Kay, Larry Devolel, Sheldon Fine, Fred Kipp, Shan Ross. Row 2: Bob Luhring, Mike Failing, Tony Duvo, Rilch Luhring, Gary Boyde, John Gross, Jim Allen. Row 3: George Allie, Larry Loenhardl, Gill Efferlz, Mike Clinigan, Bill Malone. I l JR. VARSITY l 5 l -1--4 . ew, Row 'lz Coach Plakos, Bill Pick- els, Richard Helit, Bruce Patter- son, Terry Ewen, Jim Eastwood, Jim Green, Bob Deitrich. Row 2: Ed Krause, Tim Wilson, West Fulton, Tom Steinhcffer, Dennis Elkin, Ed Clarke, Dave Koirth, Adrian Salzer, Dennis Maxfield, Jim Brown, Don Schroyer, Bill Dunaway, Ed McCleron. Row 1: Dave Klein, Bob Brooks, Tom Piheny, Howard Berman, Dinnis Tomlinson, John Christensen, Mark Leeds. Row 2: Steve Shartz, Mike Lambert, Bob Birmbaum, Allan Chevalier, Chuck Stivers, Denny Lazco, Steve Lair. Row 3: Clark Frontin, John Fairweather, Larry Harris, Sam Williams, Craig Wayne, Vfillard England, Charles Blackmer, Coach Neumier. SWIM TEAM Darn these swim trunks! My back's been killing me lately. Fore! Did he or didn't he? GULF TEAM ,I :'-ow, Coach Chortkoff, Roy Mapps, Chuck McMillian, Brook Gudzus, Ron Flores Bob Kandi, Bill Wesloby, Paul Edmonson, Terry Story, Bruce Adamson Bob Burns, Brian Wolf. VARSITY TENNIS JR. VARSITY Row l: Jack Libbea, Bill Lambert, Bill Thirkeftle, Jim Cooper, Bob Beck, Eric Chency, Greg Bollaglia, Tom Gilbert, George Schneider, Don Ribou- do. Row 2: Marvin Koploin, John McDonald, Joel Cooper, Wayne Sfreve, Richard Crane, Nick George, Jim Norton, Rod Hillerls, Grey Gebhardl, Bill Elliot, Coach Chortkoff. R WEATH ER Nb Ji-Q17 XL.. X if BUSINESS OFFICE WORKERS Sponsor-Mrs. Mills CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT BOARD Presideni-Dave Goldberg Sponsor-Mr. Murphy F.H.A. HOSTESSES President-Sue O'BIenis Sponsor--Mrs. Ferguson MONRGE LIBRARY STAFF Row I: George Young, Suellen Sheenan, Vicki Taylor, Carol Kuch, Barbara Munger, Inge Marliny, Pa! McCuIIan, Mrs. Forman, I.aNeIIe Mitchell. Row 2: Linda Chidesler, Pam Slafford, Jane Klemp, Juliana Gilliland, Sharon Solomon, Carol Humphrey, Maureen Williams, Dave Arnold, Dave Andrews, Curlis Schaffer, Duane Ferrell, Bill Hall. VIKING PRESS Mr. Weber and slaff. DOCTRINE STAFF Row 'l: Paul Perkins, E. L. Friedman, Pat Muhrlein, Judy Modeca, Denise Kusel, Sara Price, Bob Benson-Editor, Estelle Kimp- son, Arlene Weisser, Nora Jacobson. Row 2: Steve Magill, Anita Carter, Gayle Phillips, Petti Van Rekom, Roberta Tedrow, Barbara Carlin, La Vella Matye, Karen Boyd, Kay Block, Kandy Kane, Doug Michelson, Steve Schwartz. Row 3: Gary Srery, Bruce Kuminsky, Bill Reed, Don Barnes, Steve Kaufman, Tom Deatherage, Howard Berman, Bob Kandt, Phil Schultz. Scanning the first edition of THE DOCTRINE. 'y '+sh , . Kay Block and Bob Benson. Bob Benson, Mr. Friedman, Gary Srery VALHALLA STAFF Dear me . . . THERE'S NO IDENTIFICATION HEREI l l Row 'l: Jayne, Gayle, Frenchi. Row 2: Kitten, Shirley, Mr. Burwell, Row T: Pelti, Curt. Row 2: Kandy, Janet Carole Linda Sharlene Felice, Nicki, Judy. Marie. Standing: Marilyn, Vicki. VALHALLA STAFF Marilyn Arndt-Editor-in-Chief Frenchi LaFontaine+Assistant Editor Petti Van Rekom-Layout Editor Bill Elliott-Art Editor Jayne Hoggan-Copy Editor Linda lbsen-Crew Editor Gayle Dillon-Viking Editor Marie Velardo-Fair Weather Editor Vicki Maris-Encounters Editor Ann Masterson-Business Manager Janet Beatty-Council Representative Curt Pyle-Photo Editor Sharlene Harvey-Assistant Copy Editor Kitten Andrews-Assistant Crew Editor Shirley Passwater-Assistant Viking Editor Felice Bershad-Assistant Fair Weather Editor Judy Silverman-- Assistant Encounters Editor Nicki Peterman-Assistant Business Manager Y , , LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP Row 1: Sandy Wickersham, Vicky Samow, Diane Chantland, Jimmi Kemp, Pat Overle, Douglas Beniamin, Barbara Egan, Nancy John- son, Miss Nancy Neher, sponsor. Row 2: Diane Lazarus, Lix Gry- alva, Sandy Lohman, Sandy Snyder, Janet Beatty, Sandy Costi- gane, Gar Smith, Rita Larimore. Row 3: Peggy Wolfe, Maria-'1ne Howard, Nancy Wilkerson, Carol McCann, Bobi lawrence, LindaJo Green, Bonnie Weisel, Gail Miller, Deede Whiffen, Pat Summers, Row 4: Sue O'Blenis, Terry Katz, Jerry Bancroft, Gary Shapiro, Michael Holroyd, Bob Kandt, Allan Thompson, Chuck Kornteld, Carol Beck. Row 5: Eric Krause, Bob Perrin, Bill Elliot, Lynette Morley, Olivia Burgess, Janet Olson, Pam Quick, Chris Zimmer, Chuck Duseabury, Tom Lynott. Row i: Miss Nancy Neher, sponsor, Kathy Rooney, Elaine Matza, Sue Moore, Sue Shaw, Felice Bershad, Mardy Downing. Row 2: Sara Price, Barbara Carlin, Lois Smiih, Kandy Kane, Phyllis Camp- bell, Francis Pantani. Row 3: Dan Stout, Brian Schwartz, Don Barnes, Dave Harper, Jim Brown, Jeff Leslie, Jerry Krainock, Row 4: Jim Green, John Christian, Don Funk, Brian Donner, Mike Loveridge, Earle Wilson, Bob Morley. Row 5: John Foote, Sharon Solomon, Judy Carpenter, Marilyn Arndt, JoAnn Mofford, Char- lotte Turner. PERIOD Il well. W Rims we ss :sz ws-s:.s.:sw REPRESENTATIVES Row I: Don Hand, Don Funk, Miss Nancy Neher, sponsor: Melinda Holquin, Dick Mounts, Bob Kandt, Vicke Maris. Row 2: Denise Griffey, Vicki Gillespie, Charlotte Dawson, Maurren DeArmond Polly Nessmar, Mardy Downing. Row 3: Sharlene Harvey, Mar garet Gifford, Yovonne Campbell, Collette Sheppard, Betty Gilden Linda Hopkins, Tani Zelnack. Row 4: Wayne Gramblespocker Charles Sorkin, Judy Eklund, Arlene Whiteside, Pam Hess, Joanne Townsend, Ann Daughtry. Row 5: Joe Mercalion, Doug Stokey Nick Tatu, Judy Bohnsack, Bob Ludkey, Betty Maxwell, Cic Cald Row l: Jack Gladstone, George Langster, John Wellcome, Bruce Kulberg, Bill Harri- son, James Bohnsack. Row 2: Bob Kandt, Charles Nixon, Carl Wynne, Paul Ed- mondson, Mike O'Malley, Nick George. Row 3: John Masilin, Ron Flores, Vic Caldwell, Jerry Goidfein, Roy Jewett, Mike Forrest. Row 4: Terry Gayland, Jim Springmeyer, Larry Sager, Dick Wheeler, John Brown, Dave Kath, Mike Kelin. Row 5: Bill Miller, Morrie Thirston, Bill Wes- toby, Lynn Cochran, Kenny Chraft, Larry Young, Dan Stout. LETTERMEN OFFICERS: Row 1: Bob Morley, Corresponding Secretary: Rich Engle, Pre- sident, Mike Loveridge, Council Represen- tative. Row 2: Mr. Aizenstatg Bob Amer- ian, Ron Partain, Treasurer: Mr. Giovin- azzo. Row l: David Bichend, Roger Miller, Jerry Q, Tom A u g u s t i n e, Carl Neuhausen, Andy Kurth, Van Vandera. Row 2: Gary Bachle, Jerry Larson, Eddie Garcia, Mike Elmore, Wes Fulton, Bill Elam. Row 3: Jim Ohler, Rick Metheny, Roy Mapps, Bart Kay, Mike Pailing, Bob Luhring, Bill Dun- away. Row 4: John Blankenbiller, Bill Hanle, Doug Michelson, Dan Johnson, Bill Featham, Ken Adams, Stacy Boone. Row 5: Bitch Wilson, Don Dunning, Dennie McDaniel, Jerry Bancroft, Gary Shapiro, Ronnie Smith, Duane Riley, Jeff Witherill. LETTERGIRLS Row 1: Terry Gibson, Louise Kimpson, Diane Dashiell, Tess de Brauwere, Judy Bonsack. Row 2: Arlene Whiteside, Lynn Singletary, Karen Cowdrey, Lee Ann Hanson, Terry Max- ine. Row 3: Barbara Sue Carlin, Barbara Harrison, Denise Griffey, Kay Block, Marilyn Hannah, Linda Russell. SCHGLARSHIP SCDCIETY Row l: Peggy Wolfe, Sandy Snyder, Spencer H. Ray, Linda Jo Green, Janet Beatty. Row 2: Lucille Beitzer, Corey Langberg, Felice Bershad, Lar' raine Lipshultz, Sandra Yallen, Georgia Best, Vicky Samow, Nora Jacobson, Arlene Weisser, Wanda Mallen, Suellen Sheehan, Rita Wynar. Row 3: Barbara Carlin, Rumiko, lliiima, Burney Piro, Susan Haberman, Dianne Lazarus, Margaret Gifford, Carol Friedman, Elaine Matza, Janet Cooke, Barbara Munger, Estelle Kimpson. Row 4: Steven Schwartz, Pam Hess, John Foote, Chas Lamkin, Tom Gilbert, Jimmi Kemp, Sara Price, Bea Arata, Colette Cox, Judy Rowe, Frances Pontani, Sue Hovey. Row 5: Bill Lyle, Bob Young, Doug Brown, Linda Brown, Karen Boyd, Julie Cooke, Lenore Burks, Laury Gross, Jeanette Rychuk, Jo Ann Mofford, Mardi Gardner. Row 6: Judy Schmidt, Janis Hunt, Dotti Ferris, Vernette Norgaard, Kathie Stegeman, La Vella Matye, Louise Kimpson, Diane Chantland, Lee Anne Farish, Kay Block, Sharon Solomon, Horst Eckel. Row 7: Bob Morley, Bill Waddel, Tony Casson, Jeff Leslie, Jim Brown, Marvin Kaplan, Ed Clark, Terry Pragnell, Jan Olson, Ann Ross, Barbara Lovestedt, Charlotte Turner, Janie Readeur. Row 8: Brian Wolf, Peter Zimmerman, Marvin Schaffer, Howard Berman. CREW CUT-UPS Anno novo beato! Wait till you see next year's faculty Wait till you hear the one Mrs. Gibson told me! And why are YOU taking Physics ll in summer school? l wish I could pass some of these old foggies. l thought he was loo old to cut the mustard! There must be more history students somewhere! Shall we pass or flunk him? it w1,,,w'jFF. ' bac ORCHESTRA: Row l: Jeanette Rychuck, Gail Epstein, Nancy Bantau, Bill Elam, Marvin Schaefer, Laury Gross, John Craig, John Gross, Daryl Forinash, Polly Nessamar. Row 2: Lenore Burks, Carol Bergal, Suzie Beeler, Sue O'Blenis, Bob Senescu, Jim Maxwell, Dennis Gound, Jim Bennett, Roger Smith. Standing: Barbara Lovestedt, Charles Blackmer, Tom Spani, Lynda Boegh, Mr. Diechman, Susan Haberman. J A Q- .M , M K ,f 'fl t il ' ' Cm ...andthe band played on . .. . . . and a one, and a two, and a . .. MUSIC -' S.. if-..u.. ' ti Q :ibn xwJ I UNLIMITED BAND: Row I: David Grubbs, Peggy Wolfe, Patti Siefert, Lyndon Jarka, Marvin Schaefer, Suzy Seefeld, John Craig, Howard Stevens, Barbara Blum, Mary Jo Chanpe Linnea Johnson. Row 2: Barbara Ellison, Gene Weiss, Henry Spalinger, Michael Wiel, Michael Weiss, John MacDonald, Bob Senescu, Jim Maxwell, Calvin Whiffen Foster Wimberly, Douglas Jerome, Hank Wessel, Dennis Gound, George Schneider, Donna Mae Sherman. Row 3: Ronald Cook, John Gross, Ronald Brown, Sue O Ble nis, John Skousen, Larry Young, Steve White, Ronald Strong, Laury Gross, Roger Sm ith. Standing: Bob Benson, Barry Withers, Dan Johnson, Mr. Diechman, Bettye Lou Wickstrom, Barbara Lovestedt, Charles Blackmer. FLUTE Mary Jo Champe Linnea Johnson Suzy Seefield OBOE John Craig BASSOON Marvin Schaeffer CLARINET Ronald Brown Barbara Ellison Daniel Grubbs Lyndon Jarka Peter Kramer Charles Romick Patti Siefert Peggy Wolfe SAXOPHONE Donna Mae Sherman Dennis Gound Nancy Baldwin TRUMPET Wayne Gamelspacher Douglas Jerome Jim Maxwell Bob Senescu Tom Steinhoffer BAND FRENCH HORN Virgil McCratic Sharion O'BIenis BAND STAFF Don Stevens Calvin Whiffen Foster Wimberley TROMBONE Jim Bennett Laury Gross Robert Martin Roger Smith Val Tollefson Steve White BARITONE Betty Lou Wickstrom TU BA Frank Burgin Dan Johnson STRING BASS Barbara Lovestedt PERCUSSION Robert Benson, President Douglas Madsen Barry Withers ORCHESTRA FLUTES Tom Gilbert Randy Westman OBOE John Craig CLARINET Lyndon Jarka Peter Kramer Charles Romick, Orchestra Staff FRENCH HORN Sharron O'BIenis TRUMPET Gary Cook, President Bob Senescu, Orchest BASSOON Marvin Schaeffer TROMBONE Jim Bennett Dick Mounts Roger Smith ra Staff TUBA Dan Johnson PIANO Susan Haberman PERCUSSION Jerry Krainock VIOLA Laury Gross, Secretary Penny Whited VIOLINS Nancy Bantau Carol Bergal Lenore Burks, Librarian Bill Elam, Orchestra Staff Gail Epstein Kathleen Herr Jeanette Rychuck CELLO Polly Nessamar BASS Charles Blackmer Barbara Lonestedt SWING SINGERS The A Cappella Choir, consisting of seventy carefully selected voices, gave outstanding performances this year for assemblies, P.T.A meetings, the Masonic Lodge, our Christmas program, and the music festival. Mrs. K. accompanied the High To-nes, ioined by the Double Quartette Plus One, as they entertained at the California Scholarship Federation program. BHC ,pug The Girls' Glee, restricted to the angelic voices of the fairer sex, has performed fre- quently at student body activities. STAGE STRUCK Bivouac Cu -de-soc rclc's Nil Director Dahl's Somnambulistic Stage Stuff PAN AMERICAN SKIT ' i1W ' 4 'b? 1m,.,,.fu..,.5s 'H WW d FIRST ASSEMBLIES OUTDOCRS Q . . THEN INDCORS California Association of Student Councils Spring Conference Miich Reed and Janei Baker KFWB Awcrd Assembly OOO--EE--OOAH--AH--AH HTHIEVES CARNIVAL Thieves Carnival is a comedy of disguise, masquerade, intrigue and young love. While its overtones are fairly pessimistic, its style is gay and light-hearted. Set in France in the period between the World Wars, Thieves Car nival tells us that to overcome the bitterness and boredom of life, we must play the comedy of life with all the zest of youth. This is the final note of the play, it is happy young lovers who triumph, always. CAST I The Thieves: Peterborno ........ ...... M ax Franklin Hector .. ....... Gary Srery Gustave ...... Joseph Reale Lord Edgard ............. ........., J ames Genis Lady Hurf ..... ...... J anet Von Verdo Eva, her niece ............... ........ J oElIen Harris Juliette, another niece Dupont-Dufort, Senior Dupont-Dufort, Junior Town Crier ..........,....,.,,,..... Policemen ..... Nursemaid .... A Child ........... The Detective ...... The Musician ..... .........Kay Barton .......Richard Vein ......................Scott Swanton ..,....,,....Anthony Volpe Steve Brode, Bill Swank ...........Lee Ann Hanson .......Sandra Blumenthal .,.......Bill Radakovitz .......Teckla Davinroy CAST ll The Thieves: Peterborno ....... James Genis Hector ........ ......... R ichard Vein Gustave ...... ....... S cott Swanton Lord Edgard ............. .... P aul McManus Lady Hurf ......... Janet Von Verdo Eva, her niece .........,...... ...... C arol McCann Juliette, another niece ....... Dupont-Dufort, Senior ...... Dupont-Dufort, Junior .. ........Paula Cook ..,....Eric Raddatz .....Paul Raddatz if 2 U? .nf 10. CW MCDMENTS TO Kid Cupid ai Work. Huh! Don'! you play bongos with your feei? Rhapsody in Blue. -? M 38 won, REMEMBER 'Wm my Bouncing Barkelew Whof's the muiier, need dancing lessons? These took the hint. What? You want me to say something? gm. 'U U vv make you schoo yof du Doesn't the last 92 Man, what a test! ne G , wrong I tri . .. ...... X V ,H 5 , N ' - ' m 5 e 3 i 5 1 , ,....,, . .... ., , ,. ., .......... , We s.. Oops What tack? Sardine Express help! At ease Mass hysteria Two day leave GaIIey's mess EI Toro! K. P. dufy n! dow Down, boy, That's the combincziion they Qold me. Boy, I wish I did my homework ihis week. 1 Ccplain's Ball FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Fail President-Chris Zimmer Spring President-Adel Vanderwesl' I Sponsor-Mr. Horwitz I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE ENGINEERS OF AMERICA Dave Goldberg nt-John Juris! Mr. Smilh VARIETY CDN FUTURE FGLLOWERS OF MEDICINE PEP CLUB President: Nick Tatu - Sponsors: Mr. Miller and Mrs. 0'Brien I . W., N , -. .. .. , A V A. ww .1 gf Y I I , , Mx, lm M . ,W .Q-mwro,m.::wwmmwmmwmw.+xf,w ...ww,,.,,,- -- mm ---- -f--- xg. e-w:mMMwMmAm President: Anita Carier-Sponsor: Mr. Murphy HISTCDRY CLUB WRITERS CLUB President: Howard Berman-Sponsor: Mr. Friedman AND EVEN MORE ADIC? CLUB Sponsors: Mr. Plakos and Mrs. Foote esideni: Jerry Bussell - Sponsor: Mr. McMillan NAL CI T VARIETY MATH CLUB ART CLUB President: Linda Efchel Sponsor: Miss Webster DANCE CLUB Full President: John Skousen - Spring President: George Schneider Sponsors: Miss McDude and Mr, Carlson ANGUAGE CLUB Fa!! President: Kathy Rooney Spring President: Doug Benjamin Sponsor: Mrs. Velardi is V!KING JAMBGREE Vikings and their parents came 'filled with enthusiasm. There was a football game with cheers and yells, the drill team marched, and the bond played. Everyone seemed proud and pleased with the beautiful school that had sprung up in the community. G.A.A. GIRLS The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization to teach Monroe girls good sportsmanship, and by so doing, strengthen friendships. G.A.A. is held after school on Monday and Wednesday nights from 3:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Many activities are offered the girls, such as bowl- ing, softball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, basket- ball, and archery. Golf may be an added activity in the fall. G.A.A. BOARD: Row 1: Adele Vanderwest, Terry Gibson, Ar- lene Whiteside, Olivia Burgess, Kay Block. Row 2: Estelle Kim son Jan Ortel Linda Russell Jimmi Kemp, Jeanne Powers P I , , , Vicky Samol. Row 3: Diane Dutton, Sherry Palmer, Judy Bone- sack, Sandy Lohman, Dianne Hansen. ATHLETICALLY ACTIVE J E 3 X az 3 K i F A S 3 3 2 5 ? Q k S 4 5 3 I ' K RW . 1 af l 'WH' 'WWW ' 'M?il,4 11i54?S z?13iTii 'Q'ffil3f'f l- ' W Q S OUR SHIP APRI 58 Workers '59 Students or '59 - We con still 'Find the library. 58 AND APRIL '59 From Construction To President ALBATRCJSS SONG Now as our ship sails into the horizon and our first voyage comes to a close, we would like to thank the many people who worked with us to make our first Valhalla a success. We thank: Mr. Jack Cannicott, our printer, Mr. Bob Watson, our photo- grapher, Mr. Weber of the school print shop, Bill Elliott for the terrific art work found throughout the book. Thanks to everyone who entered our contests, Max Franklin who won the photo contest, Sheila Bradley and Howard Berman who sold the most yearbooks, and Tom Pihney who named our book, We also extend our thanks to all the students and faculty who bought, and therefore made possible, our first Valhalla. Saving the person we think best until last, our heartfelt appreciation goes to Mr. Burwell, our sponsor. We truly hope he will not call any more Saturday meetings and therefore catch up on some well deserved rest. MARILYN ARNDT Editor-in-Chief 0 W, My ' M' fi 'j ,ff'3fW'w WL fwfwff N , WWW? 'UM ,QMJ ' fn ,diff ji JO OW 1 . ,ff M17 iMf?f WfkLW -A wp, qi J, wb A pMfWWWMfW A 4 ' fiffff , 44 H' W Q5 v M yi xx N '- 'TZQQ N 3 AK gi-is 5 ?iwv JK guy MLW, fa fu! LEW Mg, di, L l' V Mu fu v fm in i fb ' buyfzufwhwmm A CL UU