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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1972 volume:

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I N , 1 f vi vi ul F v X r tv in 3 a' 1' if i T-:Nui QA 4 4 ' ' I ' 7' ',. 4'l 'nl' Q ,Uh Qui X g vim. saggy' 1.5, tus, EM 'f4? :- Q N 5-55 -0?-' X W 'J' 'ex 1 7:5 'fix X J , M: s fffviiyi Q 9 N114 'I ' ' Q f r -1,4-gr j -A A1 !, , 1 -15 ' E-A' Q ' la A 6 . i al' QR QXH it AX 6 sg twill x I pi li-'J utoovxv' qui it Q ff it ,A ' FX' -1 Iv'-I' , 1 Ei 'V The accomplishments and activities of the students of James Monroe High School are such that every year seems to be The Year of the Vikingf' 1971-1972 was no exception. This 1 'Q, ' past year opened with a new sense of seriousness and commitment on the part of students. LF, It The faculty was determined to work out new methods, schedules and courses for students. 91 Traditional areas of excellence have continued to manifest themselves. 1, K vs ft T l M , ' in The athletic season commenced successfully as both the Varsity and Been football teams 1 had the best year in school history. The traditionally strong sprin sports continued in the V 101' g 5 .3614 same manner. Monroe students continued their involvement in curricular and extra-curricu- if-'f Vw 4 I' ft' '1' -f r' ' d ' ' 't' ' th d' ' t t I d I TU ,gg , .Q ar ac 1v1 ics, compe ing in an winning recogni ion in ma , rama, ins rumen a an voca ix X music, art, industrial art and science. The school newspaper, The Doctrine, remains the sole -' 3 4 I y example of an every-other-dailyv. The format of this yearls Valhalla is a departure from the gf l usual, exemplifying Monroe's thrust to be innovative and willing to change. ., ,el O The school population has begun to decrease due to the opening of the new John F. Kennedy ily, :QQQQLX l High School, and to other demographic factors. It is hoped that a smaller school will help to S v 332- , - - ' , iv 4 .gn 0 01,3 develop a closer association among students and faculty. ,N ,yi ,. Q Us-4, ut 1 Q U65-'Qlx ' 5 Yes, 1971-1972 has been a good year! Congratulations to you for the part you have played in A 1 '14 ' ' 'fl-'Z Q ra making it so - and thank you. V, K 0 1 a W 4, . yr l N222 n -'X -'If E41 fsxgveiv' V3 sg, - N, l if w yfl XVIM 4.2, s Q :QC -IQ O 4 ke 1 .1525 I v N A l' , 'l49.v!'h , 7 ' ,- za, 1 t, .70 N . v-53 , , I I o'l7.r f E , r 7:15 :gg ' 4 W 20. H, gif r 0 :f::':f- p. times :Egg K Qfggiw g lbg,?n .i I 'S sk a 5 i 1' T' 'lang w I ui X S Xb ' p, G 'N Q 5 X 6 Q '- 1 . 1 4' 9 1 t 14.7- Q I GT' 4. ,.S. 14 :fi RIA iff N - xx ' QfmJ'rs.Qoa,t't1e, amd, Easter aal z,Ucr 1,13 l 'I ' W - ' - lf M N K X X3 ,, KCNZD U1 Jw- 1 N- ,. , ,H ,,,,..., l . , ..,xi ww In 'IAAII W i: u mmm! h .' 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' gFz'?t,V-f'f'5i2Q?j1i , X t Mrs. Virginia Smoot Business Department The Business Education department has offered many new opportunities to interested students. The Medical Records class is one of the more exciting offerings for students inter- ested in entering the medical profession. Students received on the job practice in Medical Record Keeping at the Sepulveda Veteran's Hospital three days a week, while spending two days in class work and preparation. Introduction to Data Processing is another class which should certainly be mentioned as most relevant to those students who want to find out more about how computers and computer programming are reflected throughout their everyday life. I I An extended nutrition period allowed for the faculty to partake of desserts and coffee during the Fall Faculty Brunch held in Odins Hall. English Mr. James Keefer, De- partment Chairman Miss Nita Cosat if L 5 .iii .okwlsill Miss Sandra Gordon Q 3. iq - A R A' Mr. Eugene Friedman .li Department Mr. William Aizenstat Miss LUCY Asadoorian Mr- C harles Bennett Mr. Robert Berg Mr. Bernard Feuerman Mr. Mel Flack Mrs. Janet Cupples Mr, ,Ion Ens Mrs. Faye Gottlieb Mr. Stephen Mrs. Charlotte Griffith Mrs. Eleanor Hecht Creenbaum -41? J' 5 I l Q 0 l 1 0 1 . it ,. - , Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Karlin caught during a candid moment teaching her class. Mrs. Marguerite Karlin Mrs. Jannis Livingston Mrs. Frema Rood X Mrs. Darlene Loiler Mrs. Judith Shapiro This past year has been the most innovative one our de- partment has had, relates Mr. Keefer, department chair- man. Most exciting was the acquisition, with Mr. Milleris help, of a Resource Center. This is the place where the English teachers can pool and share ideas and materials to improve the classroom experience. It also contains re- cordings and filmstrips that help make the classes more in- teresting. In addition, the drama classes have developed a Children's Theater - students going to public libraries and grade schools to perform for the children. Student ac- tors also visit elassrooms in English and Social Studies to put on performances. One group of 10th grade teachers has organized a series of mini courses in their specialties fspeech, journalism, and literaturejf, ali 'gi- Q M rs. Gordana Katurich F 0 re ign Language Entertaining Russian sailors, cooking French cuisinc, throwing Fiestas, lis- tening and dancing to foreign music, were just some of thc activities spon- sored by the Foreign Language De- partment this year. The teachers have not only emphasized the lan- guage itself, but also the cultural background of each country. Both students and faculty were quite en- thusiastic about thc activities. 5 M3 1 'tv .3 Ev I 4 at B? it 3 G 41 !,. 3 Mr Melvin Kreitzman Department Chairman 7 Mr Phillip Newman Mrs Betty Bernstein Mrs Gloria Sams Mrs Susanne Evers Mrs Sylvie Hirschl l l A Mr Bob Sherman Mr Melvin Smith 2,3 'f' . a,twric,'lL V14 .K J D Qi JA Cm 5 lima. :H X Cfffgf. Wtwmfw - dw-uh ku-4.4 Miss Beverly Pennock, Faculty Chefs sampling some of their creative cuisine. Their help at the Senior BBQ was greatly ap- Mr. Gail Clifford, English preciated. Mr. Robert Livingston, Department chairman Department Chairman Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Department Chairman Ku..-n F' :Gif-, C , . s A 'Y ' ' M' f M J Mr. Stanley Donovan Mr. Ben Spezell Mr. George Gould Miss Judy Rufle Miss Constance Couture Mrs. Lilian ,Mflcaill Guidance The Guidance Department initiated many new activities this year. They worked with the local community colleges, Valley and Pierce, through field trips and guest speak- ers. In addition Mrs. Holzers' vocational training program worked through Guidance classes to promote community job-training resources, particularly West Valley Occu- pational center. Health Home Ecorwmzcs Mrs. Maurene Rigby A new class in Childhood Educational Oc- cupational Training was established this year. Children ages three to five attended three days a week. Students enrolled had an opportunity to work with the children, plan lessons, prepare nutrition, supervise playground activities. On completion of the course students will be prepared to work as Teacher Aids in Public schools. Industrial Arts With the emphasis on all students having employable, entry level skills acquired before graduating from high school, the Industrial Arts Department has modified its curriculum to parallel the practices of industry. These skills will enable a student to get a job that may develop into a lifetime career, or may be just a means of supporting himself while continu- ing his education. Mr. Lee Hampton, De- Mr. John partment Chairman H -' A , . :tt 1 ' we i -g N J :P v.:-rf: W T ' me .1 fa 1 ' ft' t f -.-yj-Z' ,' ,qfgf 'f Y, . 15 Y .sv 9' 'Y ' l'l .' tit 75 Vis' , , . 'Q 1 . f ,.,. ' :l'lf.25fecf5' X i 4,54 .. ml' I .Qin-,'. i X-V Y- Q-,A 5: V -5 1 ,Q . U if f, f L 5 1 V :N . is 1'5 MF- Waller Bevel' Mr. William MacMillan Mr. Ralph Mandarino Mr. Dale Petty Mathematics The math department changed the names of the non-academic classes to allow the students a better un- derstanding of the course content. An example is the Basic Math B course which is now being called Consumer Math. Students also participated in a nationwide contest in which they took a M.A.A. test. Two new pieces of equipment that have been brought into use are the Key Punch in the computer room, and the wheel of Fortune made by Mr. Kroot. Various teachers taught their first math classes due to the loss of teachers to Kennedy High School. Mrs. Lois partment Y. , 15 ' ,. - . , , . . i , P ' ' sf lf' :f.b,ftt,,, - - fx vb.- Zs 'fe L-2-ri rs V-J is ,tm 1,1 - f 1 vw 4 L mfr it .- J-iv? T y ' 1 , T73 Mr Mr. Sam Anterasian Mr. Surjit Bassi Mr. Donald Chamber- Mr, Ralph Fox lain Mrs. Erica May Mrs. Madeline O'Daly Mr. Warren Palmer Mrs. .lane Rosen Mr, Robert Music The Music Department has offered many new, exciting courses this year such as the newly formed Polk Guitar class. Changes have also been made in certain areas. The traditional World of Music class was divided into two different courses, one pertaining to Classical music and the other entitled World of Popular Music covered the history of rock and jazz. Our Orchestra and Band have given concerts and performed at various wir. Gerald Miller, De. Mr. Charles Davidson rartment Chairman E ? it Sf 2 5 F 3, ? t if junior high schools. . is in-- S 5 MIS. .lean Drager, Delmrtmem Chairman of bms Mrs. Donna Gillinger Mrs. Beverly Sloane Physical Education iris' Physical Education Several new classes were offered by the Girls, Physical Education Department. Among the classes offered were coed bowling, swimming, tennis, and gymnastics. Coed bowling met every other day at the Matador Bowl, while feral swimming classes were held at Rita Curtis Swim School every other day for two hours. Students and faculty who participated in these classes were enthusiastic about the excellent results. s S t i . .s W, X . ' a if all Sig 5 I? , ' - f ' V g ii -4,4 ' f a f ' :L Mrs. Linnea Haas Miss Minnie Kramer Mrs. Verjean Owen Mrs. Linda Pohl Miss Kaye Wagner Boys 9 Physical Educatirgiiiii rj-'5ifI ,.,, :if , ,WF V 1 -wi f X ,- it if ii fl fi? 2 1 - .2 .. . . 1 ,..f Mr. William Rankin, Mr. Dean Balzarett Mr. Dennis Holt Mr. Leonard Mann Mr. Glen Yotter Department Chairman The Boys' Physical Education Department initiated a new experimental two hour block program. It was very unique in that the classes were held off campus. Bowling was taught by Mr. Yotter and met at the Matador Bowl. Swimming was taught by Mr. Sherman and met daily at Rita Curtis swim school. Both programs did extremely well and received a great deal of enthusiasm from the students involved. I . ' -- at .-. -..u..,...... W.. - , a. .. 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' 'M . fl'?a'z.QiK' 'i th L , 1 351525 Mrs. Louise Mintey Mr. Elmer Schmidt Mr. Ted Waterman Mrs. Mintey and Mr. Kodimer create their own magic potion in the laboratory. Ki . .X u p -t o it ' -A im X 0 Q? xiii n 4 Mit tl l ' of u tfgxx it x .UU 1 V H X X X t ff N- -' -l-' 'ii' 'il-fi' -5 t 'iti tfwnAl-t 'tt 't . .X '. I . . - ' 4 - .-v4. - , ,uf-A N A' 'x ' t 1 . ' I 1 .t ff J' ' .. it str. Wt , it NN- 4? Prater? wt X 'tt ' l l. i--t ' x I Wltttt I t 'M' t t t . t it- tw W. tt it t 11-1 it t ' if it MQ' t tw 'tltk X t - f ' 1 l - t . 4' H :tl- 'l -. 99?-.f . 2' . H . -tl 'f 5 '-'i-fff-.f- .i i IN 1511.13 K p x 'X lixxtittt. t K ibhxlsvx x mm, xtwftlt :ttttwtl 1 .' , up - 4 X.- ,X P1 3 . pi xtlNxL,, '5112?fs,-lt-211.3abttfziitam-1.13-M--itlE:1.f4tSttix,E...mt ii, Lt .lli QXxtiM.t ll.li -llhx ' ti' if-'Q-M-Lflifb''l-'9?1'i-initial' ,.t.E::5t-:fmt.1ii?fI-2:-'A'.9 urls:-lxhklfttt it ,lm QQ.. A t,l.g.jS, YN KTI W .-.,,j'ri: 'r if . rs-Q W7 i ' f V fl E p inf' .. 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' X I laik I-I 5 , ,, I IIWIIQ III II fn NMR -EBSII Ill II M 93,115 IIIIII 1, 'I III In I I f wif H Id U Q I 1 ff III y X I I 4 'III I ,, A ' , f - , LQIITIIII I ,. K 5' ,X I , I MQ! ! 1 12 V IYI I I I E- Mrs. Elaine Holzer, Ca- MISS Marianne Semi-' Mri. Millicent Morton, II!! III IV A :II ff If?44 fI ' II If U reel. Advisor nario, Work Experience Opportunity Rogm . if J In 1: f I L is 5 -I LII 3 I II 1II, I ff ,','. r X f T. .I f ' -I4 H ,II ' , 'L V' I IIII IIIIIw1v'I f f Q ' I I- 1' iw I I ,q w f ,Q j I WAI' I , I I Q . A JJ' f ,I Ii I I I. X4 J, ..' ,! f g .IW I mmm !! f f W ffif I. I I I I I' I 0. ,. nan1 IImI . 2 I E' Il III ' I I lu I - I if ' I U Mr. Harold Eshelman, Mr, Archie Johnson, Mr. Ron Mukvold, H I gf R94 r 4106 'I 'I . I Security Officer ' Custodian H21 Cusmdian A I I I X Wai I l i n, I 4 X ,ev U Wm 1 I A IH : - I If Q' kill ,i -. V ggl - l gin. ., I ' 1 1 IIIII?n .1I1a, IQ. .. ,III I I IIu4IIIII, ' I if , 'T 'I'I IIII1..III1L In I I I I II . N' - I ., It I I . .'I IIIII I I . I af? f 'II I .. N' 1 'I I ' a I, 'zift I, ' 1 A f -31 ff J X Ia IIIIIIIII II IIIII IIIIII IIIIII I or I I I I II 1ff,Wf I I II I., Pictured on the following pages are members of the Monroe faculty caught in 'QV the act of being themselves. ' 55 ,W f 5 -' rnxiyggfi ffl fm-rf, Mrs. Kelly, a member of the Health Department, takes time out for our photographer. HBH! AH Sl'l0WS his well known sense of humor as he enjoys a skit at the faculty brunch. Nlr. Cunningham. member of the lntlustrial Arts Department, lets it Mr. Selinsky. temporary chairman of the Art Department, in a reflective moment he known that theres no statir' when hes around. 22 The Establi h 11 1141 f- 1 1 1, I A A 4 '. 1.11 1 11 1 11 11 11 1 .f , 11 '- f -1 '1 'M' ' I I, , ' 1 I- 1- . 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I Hy' i l 4 av -dll Fl i A sl villl i ' 1 Ml r 4 N N ' y 1 f J' 1 ' labs ll if Ng iq, A 1 glsx .RAN 15 l ZIV 75N , y M 'lr fulIIIIIIIIIII1111-...W ' 5TlllllllllllIlWf ' I ' mud e t h ght f dt t erf th dd y h ta l l M 6 1n11Ill V' ' 1g111 u I l null WZ x Ll 1 , m 1. I J.: ,' Mr. George Schneider, Principal during Mr. Mill rls sabbi ical, ad these 1 thou s or the yearbook: Being assigne o Monroe during he spring semester L was certainly one of the high points of my educational career. I am grateful to Mr. , 1 41 Mill or leaving such detailed instructions for keeping his school in orderg Ilm , l 11 impressed with the studentsg and l'm awed by e e ication and efficienc of t e S 1445 1 1 PW My 1 l I 5 f I ll I 1 -Lx V .1ll 1...., 4.....inuullllllllllfffllfllllllllln11..... --...1111rllllllllfllffiflllllllllflmmf....e -..ull 150.11 l 1 l Counselors Mr. Charles Scott, our Head Counselor, re- lates to us that in this past school year all our counselors have made an effort to see more students and fewer pieces of paperf, They have been meeting with students indi- vidually, in group sessions and in the 'Rap Room'. ln addition, an active program of vocational and career advisement has been initiated. 'P- Nlr Charles Scott. Head Counselor. v a Mr. Ben Keeler and Miss Claire Wyckoff, 12th Grade Counselors C ,,,,,. .- -p 'N Mr. Eugene Friedman, and Mrs. Linda Johnson. Mrs. Linda Johnson, our Programming and Testing Counselor offered these thoughts: Tired of looking at the IBM optical scoring answer sheet? You can complain to the State legislature but it will probably be to no avail. The Califor- nia State legislature has specified that all students must demonstrate competence in reading and arithmetic on the Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills or take re- medial work. Twelfth graders in addition participated in four hours of achieve- ment and intelligence tests this year in an effort to evaluate just how well high school students are doing. If you haven't yet been tested, expect a sum- mons . . . Mr. Eugene Friedman, our College Advisor, explained that despite increasing college costs, the class of 1972 has more applicants for select selective private colleges and University of California campuses, both in percentage and in num- bers, than did the previous graduating class. Seniors did gallant and not-so-gal- lant battle with the complications of SAT, ACH, ACT, PCS, California State Col- lege, University of California, and University of California Financial Aid applica- tions, and, in its infinite complexity, the new Student Descriptive Questionnaire. The theory is, apparently, that anyone still functioning after a round of such stuff, is bona fide college material. However, there is no truth to the rumor that each college campus will have an application-shock ward in its medical center. YA Mr. Stephen Kleinberg and Mr. Gerrick Sharrigan, llth Grade Counselors. Mr. Les Summerfield, Miss Marianne Seminario and Mr. Arnold Miller, 10th Grade Counselors. Services ' 6 1 fag.: M- K .if Counseling Office: Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Lazof, Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Y l V4 Miss Hazel Taylor, School Nurse. Main Office: Seated: Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs. Pack and Mrs. Solodkin. Standing: Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Cold- berg and Mrs. Kruse. ,Q Illia' 1:1 .'..' ' ' ve .yu 1-if ' w. . 1 - ll. 1 EQ rl 1 2 .7 rw- VN lu it ,.- l is-.... 1 . 39- I Y l s l 9. M Cafeteria Staff mv E , Q ,. ' :S 6 1 ,R ,, x I' .- my . 3 'la 'Q if gfTf.5,A 'UQQQ ' :gg 654 :jg ,,+,.,Q? ff? W., :Qi Xfgixfzf , I 1-Q .4 if M me . :': vi 4 .4 f V ef: -- ,gf in Q ,gf gf -. .Q ' Jigiggq '. ATM- f 1 www. ,,. , 1 , A 4 9 y: 4' ff, 4,, if ff gi ,, . U o an c-. 1 'M-ci Y:-we S-I-:rs . . . . eff:-W' ,x . my if X. N 7 gm X30 WX 5 1 K . .W . A 5Wr11vM11.4 l3W5 I4 mMHar1 51 ? f MH Wwe lily ffezfJWff1es ,,,.m 'MTE A N .,qw.1m M lllll 'rn W Qt up 2... '1 : .z .,,,. N H X xiqrh- N i N M 1-f 2 X A ' ' Y ' AH ' ' M ' h' 'i V .,, Q.. , 4.2 .KJS fB0ttom Row, L-R2 S. Goldman, L. Gibson, B. Wylie. f2nd Rowj M. Suzomoto, C. Mayall, J. Pasquariello, A. Gage. f3rd Rowj P. Marshall, J. Petit, M.'Mas-h Kowitz, A. Feur, P. Gustufson, I. Schiowitz, E. Ward, A. Gardner, G. Surabian. K4-th Rowj C. Tanka, D. Drury, R. Weise, P. Rogers, A. Wachs, K. Stamm, K. Summers, M. Meyer, C. Hunter, G. Mason. f5th Rowj C. Herman, L. Stoner, E. Salter, H. Schnee, C. Garfield, C. Weinlood, C. Venable. 16th Rowj M. Capote, R. Rooney, R. Venverloh, T. Robbins, M. Lichtmann, M. Frankhuizen, M. Ross, B. Hunter, D. Heuman, L. Dahlen, B. Griset, B. Zaslow. 471- ,Q-,an- fmiddle l-rj John Pasquariello -rVice Pres., An- drea Gaze -- Secretary, Carol Mayall - Treasurer, Qbottom rightl Mark Suzomoto - President. il!!llllllliliiikiilklitiiiilllkiii The Initial Semester of our senior year was a hectic five months of hair-pull- ing and running around. Apathy ran deep with much of the class and activi- ties had their short comings. Despite problems there were certain obscure seniors who merit recognition. No doubt Senior Activity Day would have fold- ed without the soprano olivegold voice of Michael Frankhuizen, or the paint brush of Bob Waskel. The Senior Bar-B-Q could not have succeeded, lacking the fine chairmanship and drive of Elayn Ward or the relentless push of Paula Rooney. Special thanks must go to the people upstairs who made every- thing click. Mrs. Beattie. and our sponsors Don Chamberlain, and Linda Johnson. For myself. Sr. Class President was a gratifying experience that af- forded the rare opportunity to meet and work with some really fine people. - Mark Suzomoto , Fall President. ftop l-rj Paula Rooney - Vice President, Vicki Ar- cadi - Secretary, Tracey Fogel - Treasurer fbot- tomj Georgia Gates - Pres. fffffffflfifiiffffiflffit SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Activity Day - September 24, 1971 Senior Lawn Bar-B-Que - November 1971 Senior Lawn Talent Show - Fall Semester Odin's Hall ' Breakfast - March 8, 1972 Odin's Hall Candlelight Supper - May 23, 1972 The Castaways Restaurant Senior Prom - June 10, 1972 The Biltmore Hotel Graduation - June 16, 1972 Viking Field Grad Night -- June 16, 1972 Disneyland fmiddle L-R, Bottom Rowl D. Munsie, B Wylie, S. Goldman, T. Fogel, L. Gibson, V Arcadi, M. Grossman, G. Gates, R. Berkus P. Rodney, B. Patterson. f2nd Rowj J Gahan, D. Sills, R. Venverloh, C. Weinlood L. Catudal, I. Schiowitz, T. VanKirk, A Wachs, K. Stamm, C. Garfield, G. Surabian C. Venable, M. Capote, M. Suzomoto, C Sweeney, A. Feuer. f3rd Rowj D. Heuman B. Gustufson, M. Moskowitz, Y. Contras, S Slettedahl, E. Ward, G. Netzley, M. Ross, K Kuhn, M. George, K. Summers, A. Gage, 1 Reed, M. Frankhuizen. f4Lh Rowj L. Rodg- ers, M. Drootin, S. Bergman, D. Merritt, T LaMacchin, G. Goodrum, D. Guide, S Krause, C. Casey, L. Stelk, L. Zuckerman M. Nakazawa, P. Rogers, R. Weise, C Mayall, B. Brown. Douglas Alwrnalhy Lisa Almundis Jane Ackerman Joan Ackerman Linda Adams Lori Adams Tom Adams Marcia Adclman Craig Adler Bill Agnor Debra Akard Pamela Allcnsworlh Kathleen Almquisl Rem: Alongi Alcthca Anderson Dan Anderson William Anderson Mario Andrews Dvbbio Andrix Rhonda Andrus Ronald Anguino Vicky Arcadi Mary Arduini Randi Aronson Paul Aronzon Rivhard Atwood Svolt Averill Ellvn Azar Randy Baarslad Dvlira Axvlrod Seniors Ann Batlell Pamela Bailey Patricia Bailly Deborah Bailly Douglas Baker Elizabeth Baker Marsha Baker William Balch Debi Baldwin Rhonda Ballew William Baptist Debbie Barber Jaryn Barker Delia Barraza Laurie Barrett Elayne Barrios Cheryl Barrow Thomas Bartholet Bill Barto Noel Bassett Mike- Baumgartner Karen Beard Terri Beattie Laurie Beaver Marsha Beclnarski Sherrie Bejey Barbara Belew Susan Benjamin Lura Bennett Russ Bennett Vickic Bcnncll janicv Benson Donna Beranek Madclcim: Burg Janim: Barge-r Slove Bergman Debra Bcrkc jeff Berkowitz Robin Bcrkus Rochvllc Berman Cary Bvrnardi Nanry Bcrri Kathy Bvrlsvh Gary Biehlvr Darren Billcsbarh Eddy Biiow Liz Bilyvu Ancirms Binslvy Seniors Terry Crawford, Ed Milkovich, and Rod Lindbloom at Sr. Recognition Da QQ' S74 1 he if ' . , ,F 5' -if 5-in Everyone had fun at Senior April Bivins Robin Black Sandra Blakey Gary Blancl Alice Blanker Ria Marie Bleahu Carla Block Bennelle Blum Bridget Boardman Lisa Bohlke Lucie Boilarfl Eli Bomar Mark Bordash Bill Boren Marilyn Borquez Josh Bollfeld Bruce Boulton William Boulion Collins Bovaird Elizabeth Bowers Denise Bowman Carolyn Bowner Russ Braeher Joh n Bracken William Bradbury Mary Beth Brady Joy Bramble Howard Branner Gloria Brattin Cathi Bray John Brennen Dan Bridgen Joyce Bridges Kathleen Briggs Patti Britton Ray Bronder Samuel Bronfin Alan Brook Jeff Brooks Caryn Brossard Bob Brown Janet Brown Kathleen Brown Terry Brown Patrick Bruce Victoria Brunson Jeff Bucknam Tony Buclna Stove Buhler John Bullock Michelle Burch Denise Burke David Burlingham Welton Burney Seniors Gilbert Burns Kathy Burrcs Dale Burton Sallie Bush Don Butler Melissa Byers Kevin Byram Craig Cacek Joe Cacho Ronald Button Jo Caiola Donna Calabria Bob Callender Miguel Capote Jeri Capps Steven Caraker Leslie Carden Candy Carl Della Carlsen Victoria Carrier Lucinda Carrillo Marie Carro Nick Carter Kathy Casey Michael Casey Tom Cartrell Laura Catudal Becky Cauthron Larry Cedar Vanessa Cesar Susan Chainhvrlain Calhy Chanfllcrr Craig Chapman Jerry Chapman Lynn Charlcllc Leo Chavez Debbie: Choate Ron Christensen Bcvcrly Christcnson Joanne Ciahatli Seniors Chris Cichy Wayne Cinlura Darrell Clark Steven Clark Susan Clary Carol Clvmcnl Carol Clyfflv Cindy Coffin Dchliiv Coffin Randy Cohcn Laura, Tracey, Vicki, Paula, Gail and Georgia, 'rockin out at the Senior BB Q Top Left: Cindy and Bev singing and dancing in the talent shovs Top Middle.' Lisa Stelk, Kathi Casey and Janis Benson entertained every OHS. Bottom: Thanks to the faculty for providing the food. l I l . fn .w'ggf...,., F 1 Carey Coker Carline Cole Gregg Cole Danny Coleman Jackie Coleman Lesa Coleman Connie Collier Jody Colton Claudio Company Elodie Compton Martin Comroe Ron Condon Russ Condon Candace Conklin Carolyn Conklin Anne Connor Walla-r Conroclson Yvonne Contreras Debora Cooke Mark Cooper Larry Cordova Robert Corn Joe Cornwell Raul Corrales Cary Costello Kevin Courlor Marion Cox Steve Cram Terry Crawford Arin Crosthwaito Carol Ann Croucher Susan Crowley Mitchell Crozier Susan Crydcr George Cuda Gary Cummings Roberta Cunningham Diane Dahl Limla Dahlin Lyn Dahlslrom Toni D'Amic'o Dolihiv Dannvr Larry Danow Charlvs Dauwaltcr Tom Davey Seniors Betb Davis Don Davis Debbie Deal Joe DeAngelo Jean DeArmond Jeff Dederiek Jim DeFazio Brad Dehaan Lee Ann DePrima Kevin Deutscher Dan DeVinc Debbie DeWolfe Lynn Deyo Mercedes Diaz Kathy Diemart Lori Dishman Leonora Dobbs Jim Dodd Charles Dominique Fernando Dominiqucz Mike Domm Maureen Donley Randy Donsky Teri Dooley Leon Douroux Scott Drake Don Drazkowski Rick Drew Joyce Drba Mitch Drootin Roliin Druvkvrman Dcllra Drury Randy Dulirmv Tim Dunkin Vicky Dwycr Lcvslit' Dye Lulu Dyer David Echt Marla Eckhart Dclira Edclson Mark Einstoss Arthur Eiscnman Nanvy Ellis Sandy Elson Terry Emlircc Jam- Emmcr .lohn Eomurian Judy Eppstqin Sherri Epstein Dclira Ernstmcycr Jonathan Ervin Danial Espinosa Mika- Estrada ,lvssv Evans Manlm-0 Evans Sandy Evans Craig Farley Suv Farlvy Suv Farquliarson Russt-ll Farrt-ll Seniors AK' 'Q' be fi? Timothy Farrell Lorraine Feeley Mike Fegan Lori Fehrman Shari Feinberg Scott Feinstein Suellen Feistman Sherry Fenton Jackie Fernald Teri Fettes Arno Feller Jeff Field Dale Fields Jill Finder Allen Fine Susan Finney Steve Fischer Bryan Fisher Gregory Fitzgerald Jill Fitzgerald Roxanne Fitzgerald Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Chamberlin were our class sponsors. They provided all the advice and enthusiasm that the class needed. Kevin Flammer Michele Fleishman Susan Fleishman John Flinn Louis Flores Barbara Flynn Tracey Fogle Bobbie Foliart Steve Forrest Karen Forsythe Meleda Fortune Kimberly Foster Irene Fournier Cindy Fox Bonnie Frank Mike Frankhuizen Neil Friedman Robin Freedman Cassie French Sheri French William Freudiger Karen Frey Cheri Friedman Joanne Frizzi Karin Fryer Peter Fuller Jim Cahan Janet Gailey Michael Galloway Charles Garcia Seniors Debbie Garcia Florinda Garcia Audrey Gardner Cynthia Garfield Melanie Garfinkel Rick Garrett Bruce Gassin Georgia Gates Janet Gauthier Dale Geide Martha George Mark Gershon Brian Gevaltney Greg Gibson Lori Gibson Kristi Giddens Patti Gilbert Karen Gill .lim Gillooly James Giraldi Brian Gitt Nancy Glanz Mark Glaser Eileen Glennon Robert Glick Greg Goddard Ellyn Goldberg Sandy Goldman Steven Goldstein Warren Gomberg df-1, Top Lek: Joann Matzorkis and Josh Bottfeld at Senior Class elec- tions. Top Right: Nancy Monahan, Sherri Singer, Lisa Reinstein, and Elayn Ward caught in the act? Middle Left: A day in the life of the Senior lawn. Middle Right: Steve Rush trucking along . . . Bottom Right: Greg Kennedy involved in a deep dis- cussion with Sherri French. .. ,, W ia . -.E . Z 2 .., , Deborah Gonzales Gail Goodrum Gail Gordon June Gordon Michele Gordon Wendy Gorlitz Glenn Gormley Cindy Govea Gerald Grandi Dee Grandpre Patti Grant Jim Gray Greg Greeley Joseph Green Kathleen Green Pamela Green Bill Greene Ileen Greenfield Frank Greenspan Mark Greenwald Q A. ':,,-, H1 - 1 2':mf:gg I9 Fernando Nunez being followed by some of his admirers. Yight: Sherri Saunders and Carol LaGrotta working diligently in the library. Barbara Gregson Randy Gregson Susan Crieves Brian Griset Rion Groh trlsp And Boys' State Representatives f' S f-I 'ggi I' 'Q' fig- ,fxxm ' D ut-- K -ass.,..g V 1 it l t A5 , W A . 4 ,ii A I . rw, x 261230 as tmxiitu I 60 ,Ati , ' I X it A 'J 'f-if fstnoovl , Girls' State 1971 was an exciting and memorable event. By working in a system like that of our government, I came to better understand how a democracy functions. I also had a wonderful opportunity to exchange ideas and opinions with girls from all over the state. Most important, I met many new friends with whom I experienced the beauty of grow- ing and thc joy of sharing. -- Lisa Stelck Boys' State was an unforgettable experience in practical politics and working with other people in your age group with similar interests. We spent a week in Sacramento learning and then putting into practice the principles of a Democratic society. Boys' State becomes a miniature coun- try, as we were free to make our own laws and had our own political parties. I really enjoyed my stay at Boys' State, I just wish more people could have the same experience. - Gary Netzley Sandra Gronthom Michele Grossman Carol Grubbs Richard Gullixson Steve Gurner Bruce Gustafson Doreen Gustafson Julie Gustafson Herman Gutierrez Brian Gwaltney Loyd Haack Will Haack Eva Habalik Karen Hacker Dave Hagan Debra Hahnel Carol Haid Ken Haight Larry Haimoff Sue Hajek jeff Halaas Margaret Hall lan Halverson Debbie Hamlin Bill Hammond Wendy Hankison Debbie Hansen Debbie Harback Pamela Harback Jeff Harband David Hardisty Cary Hargesheimer Lisa Harlan Steve Harness Darlene Harper Paul Harris Valerie Harris Iles Harrison loan Hartnett David Harvey Dale Haskell Cheryl Hatfield Steven Haynes Lisa Heagy Kathy Heaven Kim Herle Sherie Heinsohn Dan Heiper Thomas Hemphill Judy Hedenlmerg Tim Henning Audien Henry Connie Herman Eva Hernandez Toni Hernandez Joanne Herald Rose Herrera Don Henman Micheal Higgines Craig Hill Seniors Duane Hill Mark Hilton Mark Hirsch Pam Houk Brent Hogue Kathy Holden Leslie Honig Madeleine Hoobs Nineen Honroth Rhonda Hoskins Yvonne Horisen Jeff Howard Vern Hudson James Hughes Douglas Hugo Leslie Hulbert Brent Hunter Crystal Hunter Sharon Huntley Kathy Hurst Jim Huse Linda Hutt Allen Hyam David Hylla Barbara Hynson Pete Ihnat Bruce Indermill Eric Indermill Richard Isted Gregory Jackson Dianne Jacnnclle John James James Janssen Carolann Jasaitis Miko Jay Stcvcn Jenkins Susan Jcnnrich Dave Jonson Douglas Jcsson Kevin Jessup Jane Jozicrski Dc-hbic Jimenez Dchhiv Jimenez Jeff Johnson Lisa Johnson Mvianio Johnson Patty Johnson Steve Johnson Susan Johnson Dvbra Jonvs Franvvs Jones Greg: Jonvs Juno! Jones John Joncs N, Cathy Burris engaged in some small talk. aid! 'FlievAlphesian Class Float for the Homecoming game November 12, 1971 Mary Jones Ann Joyce Chuck Kadish John Kakara Jeff Kaminsky Edward Kasper Tery Katz Laurie Kaufman Jeffrey Kayne Patrick Kearns Diane Keith Michelle Keithley Terry Kellog Susan Kellstrom Jody Kelly Tom Kelly Patricia Kenck Gregory Kennedy lack Kennis Warren Kerrigan lack Keslenbaum Danlon Keyser Michael Kiggins Bill Killam Marlin Killion Debbie Klcidosty Philip Kleinbart Robert Klcm Chris Klulh Carol Kohut Denise Kolm Debra Korb Sharron Korb Susie Kollwilz Elena Koupuanoff Yvonne Kousen Craig Kovar Steven Krakowsl-xy Debby Kramer Diane Kramer Carolyn Krasomil Sieve Krause Kris Krosskove Marilyn Kruse Karen Kuhn james Kuklish -- Joyce Kumley Elaine Kuppers Karen Kurtz Kevin Lacy Renee LaGore Carol LaGrolta Sue Laitinen Tony LaMacchia Kathleen Lambert Diane Lannon Dave Lapraik Melanie Lardner Mark Larsen Robert Law Gary Lawrence Our Senior Songleaders and Cheerleaders From Lek to Right are, Dirk Munsey, Brenda Wylie, Sandy Goldman, Lori Gibson, Michelle Grossman Robin Berkus and Brent Pederson. -X sw we J sig, it .1 The Senior Breakfast was held March 8 1972 at 630 A M Altogether 188 gag awards were recelved Dar Conradson Mc'd while Ilene SCll1OWllZ and Bruce Cassin pinned on awards , 'S A 4A4 , ,A. . ,,,. s, .Mn .. ,..,.,, ,M A ,, A X ,!,'T'Il 3 3 li. 'EW 3' q fp Ny . f 5, , R It was a day none of us will or would want to forget. Years from now when we look back on this day, the faces will re- main familiar with the names somewhere lost in the past. i 4 WJ e,sn eia '.'f , ,,. 8 3 rdf ' M4 ff, , S X llxlkll 3, p. f ff' ' if , -H 91 :MQ Q WT. if-, l wil .qw 'X'f,L my L -T is 'Lys ' S ,, .. ' sa ' N 4 , --- .,, . yy -W W M , ' if .-. l Belly Lawson David Lazar Lu Lee Don Lelfler Kim Lehne Cary Leigh Dan Leneh Tom Lelo Terry Levi Alene Levin Howard Levine Corinne Leviton Anna Levkovitz Rachel Levy Martin Lichtmann Daniel Liehlner Arlene Lieberman Peggy Light Rod Lindbloom Janice Lineal Debbie Lipton Debbie Lisec Lauren Livingston Joe Lombardi Margie Long Richard Long Albert Lopez Palli Lords Robin Lorenz .laekie Lubman Laura Luna Terri Lunine Mara Lustica Joseph Lynch Debbie Macpherson Annette Madore Margie Mahaffey Roberta Maisel Darryl Mak Robert Maki Ron Malooly Marlene Mandel Richard Mandel Chuck Manente Michael Mangan David Mann Eileen Mann Kathy Mann Mike Mann Pat Manners David Marcotte lan Margolis Darryl Mark Dennis Markowitz Paul Marks Steve Markus Sunny Markwell Patricia Marshall ,Ion Martin Teri Martin Delia Martinez Jeff Marvin Paul Masi Cary Mason Beverly Matheny Kathy Matheron Linda Matthiesen Scott Matis Debbie Maltas Linda Maller Jo Ann Matzorkis Harvey Maxey Carol Mayall Robert McBride Scott McCann Melanie McCarter Katherine MeClain Mivhael Mf'Clain Carol MCClean Will MrConnaughy Gail McCormick in -1? 0- gif., l ig.. y , W v 5 Eric Reichl and our illustrious nurse doing their best to help our big brave football player Kim Timmons. Kathy McCoy Kay McCracken Pam McDonnell Kathy McDougall Carl McGee Meri An n McGhee Garry McKinley Ed Mclntosh Melody McLain Carl McMillan Carol McMillan Laurie McPheelers Dan Means Duane Meltzer Linda Melvin Dave Merritt Mil-ce Metcalf Margot Meyer Francine Meyers Mary Michalcc Robert Miley Edward Milkovich Cheryl Miller Judy Miller Lisa Miller Stephen Mills David Mindes Lynda Mitchell Jeff Mitsch Elaine Miyagishima ,Af ni 11 51 xi f 1 5.-' ,, , 1. V A, 4 '. ' Q? 3. s Mdpfif- 2- V ' b 4, u J . I W , Y 4: S' A 1 g- ,Sk ' W 'xi' A3 1-, x X , X, , 1 ' 1 P X ,-, X. 5 -lr XV 'Aff - 'F - 'ff 1 ff? me, 3 v h' t il T ml .ima mp ,AW ffsf' v W Z: K 1 ax, ,. 5 ,, it K 'Q vb ' ' ig? 1 BPH'-'E -V ,A ' .E A .4 'nfl 9 M44 if ' A '5 f 1 f Q. ' ,gn - in ,rw AL Y V- fin- , N va Kg, 1 ,L.., is Q,:r,f +' SE 3' Qi' K Bick Newbold Donna Newborn Patricia Newcomb Lori Newman Diana Nicoletti Vickie Nitz Nancy North Michael Norton Fernando Nunez Laurie O'Connell Gary Oelson Frank O'Leary Richard Olmstead Roger Olson Richard Onori Richard Onyshko Teresa Ornelas Debi Orrico Mark Orsino Stella Ortega Walter Orzechowski Laurel Osterman Dave Ottenberg John Overstreet Bonnie Ovrid Mari Kay Owens Laurie Paga John Page William Page Steve Pailet Joe Paine Lourdes Pallares Cherie Pallettc Shelly Paoluccti Stephanie Paquin Paul Parent Amy Pargmari Gwen Parscll Deborah Parsons Linda Parsons Susan Partridge Roy Parzyk John Pasquaricllo Bruce Pastel Candy Paul Ninon Paulsen Michele Pavin Robyn Pawl Gary Paysingcr Bill Peck Gregory Peck Brent Pedersen Patrieia Peebles Barbara Pckovcr Sharon Pcndcrgast Michael Pendleton Niek Penniston Rick Perillo jackie Perkins Linda Peterson Nancy Peterson John Perm Vanessa Petritsch Patrick Phelun Patricia Phipps Linda Piersson Pete Pietrowski Nancy Pinkston Robert Pirillo Martha Platt Dixie Poe Charles Politi Patricia Pollack Paul Pollock Mitchell Poris George Porretta Laurie Porretta William Portanova Linda Porter Sue Porter Thomas Porter Rosemary Posh Christine Posthumas Steven Powers Tom Prange Susan Preble Rita Prechtl Michelle Present Dennis Price Julie Price Pam Puckett Laupie Puga Jo Pulley Diane Query Robert Quezada Tim Quinn William Raddatz Julie Radis George Raino :fi-.. - .Af ,. 'EE Senior Cathy Casey in one of her typical good moods. fail Above are our four Valedictorians who graduated first in the senior class with a perfect grade point average of 4.0. They are Scott Hemphill, Bohbe Foliart, Cherie Pallette, An- drew Binsley. At the left are the National Merit Scholarship Finalists. They are Patty Rogers, Andrew Binsley, Audrey Gardner, Ann Conner, Scott Hemphill. s 'H iff I 5 I '37, V 1 1 ,, .W H, . . . f .f N I f, I ,+A ,vw J f Mr' F vi wiv ' V, - ,t E.-. ,. . k, ,Y 1 x 4,,-f 'x' L QF E Senior songleaders Robin Berkus and Brenda Wylie doing what they do Pictured above are CSF Gold Seal Bearers, those seniors that have earned a 3 6 best, promoting spirit. average four semesters. 4U- 'bu...... . Marie Ramirez Barbara Rankel Jeffrey Rankin Marc Rapoport Don Ratliff Robert Redriffatti Jim Reed Kathy Reed Gary Reeder Paula Reeves Eric Reichl Lisa Reinstein Anthony Reyes Boyce Reynolds Ron Reynolds Wendy Ribniek Audrey Rive Don Rice lmrie Riee Donald Richards Merilee Richards Robert Richards Tom Richards Steve Rivhardson Felice Richter Myrna Ricketts Jane Riley Jill Riley Tony Rinaldo Miehele Riordan Palli Riseh Roger Rivas Sue Roberts James Robb Thomas Robin Terrell Robins Nora Robinson Steve Robinson Valeree Robinson Sharon Rocheleau Kevin Roeque William Raddalz Howard Rodner Caprice Rogers Lindsay Rogers Patty Rogers Ronna Rollins Steve Rooks Nora Rooney Paula Rooney William Rose Geri Rosen Steven Rosenberg Bruce Rosenblum David Rosenthal Ira Rosenthal Mark Rosenthal Bruce Rosinski ,lon Ross Mitch Ross Thomas Ross Scott H. Rotheise Helen Rothgel Rande Rothman Renee Rotholz Ina Rovner Ruth Rubanowitz Gary Rubin Debra Rubin Marc Rubin Steven Rubin lim Rusch Steven Rush Evelyn Rusinko Kris Rydgig George Saadeh Robin Sabo Eric Salter John Samuels Roger Sanborn Sheri Sanders Lori Sandler Kathy Sandifer Jay Sanzo Jack Sarge Richard Sataloff Joan Saunders Cindy Sawhum Deborah Sayer Pam Sayre Karen Schaeffing Mary Schell llene Schiowitz Robert Schlesinger Steve Schmalenbrerger Kurt Schmidt Ronald Schmidt Howard Schnee Steve Schneider R J AM 'fi-rf 1 ,.,,,,i: , it ,M W I 'S 7. ' I 7 qha ff Q .,f vw- 'V ff, 1, K' i 1g,v,,,a , - . ' ff1g+,.v-f -. f- -v ,,-,.: M 1 ,h 4, -W, f, ci' x 'lv H ,Q ,-5, ' 111m . xi fb 'ff :u- ' t' ' , A, . J, V L. 4 W L ., V , Dennis Shaw and Gary Bernardi going to the library - again? an .L H5229 'U-f Sue Schneider Teri Schrader Laura Schultz Apryl Schwab Ellen Schwartzman Paul Sciarrillo Bill Scarby Jane Seeker Burton Segall Tony Sena Leonard Senn Scott Shane Steve Shapiro Jim Sharp Dennis Shaw Pete Shaw Wendy Shay Jackie Shear Mindy Shcchtman Ray Shellaharger Barbara Sheweloff David Shifflett Betty Shigenaka Pam Shilling Aaron Shrogin Rickey Shussett Gennaro Siano Randi Siegall Douglas Siels Nora Sievern David Silver Dennis Silvey Sandra Simmerman Nina Sims Robin Singer Sherry Singer jeff Sjobring Deborah Skogrand Susanne Slaughter Sue Slettcdahl Bonnie Smith Karen Smith Kim Smith Michael Smith Peggy Smith Steven Smith Susan Smith Don Snedaker Dian Snyder John Snyder Eric Sopkin Susan Soppe Helene Sorgatz Srott Spear Connie Spencer Frank Spicer Miehael Spore Nadine Spracklin Kathie Stafford Irwin Stalk Hope St. Amant Karen Stamm John Stapley Brian Starr Cary Starr Louis Stearns Lori Stein Mark Steinberg Lisa Stelek William Stemmler Lori Sterling Lynn Sterling Margaret Stern David Sterne Mary Stevens Nancy Stewart Valerie Stewart Catherine St.Miehel Denise Stolle Linda Stoner Linda Stout Jerry Strange Philip Strong Karen Summers Kabir Sundher Georgia Surabian Heidi Sutter Mark Suzumolo JoAnn Svymbersky Charles Swanson Pamela Swanson Lucinda Sweeny Kyle Talley Cindy Tanaka Susan Tatum Karen Taylor Kathy Taylor Brad Thomas Lee Thomas Lisa Thomas Robin Thomas Clayton Thompson Deborah Thomson Toby Thompson Wendy Thomson Mark Thornblad Joanne Thornhill Lance Thorpe Vicki Tichenor Carl Tidrick ,lanire Tidwell Michelle Timmerman Kim Timmons Dana Todd Suzanne Toensing Steve Toland Vicki Tomassi Luann Tomer Steve Tomkovicz Ginny Tourje Mark Townsend Robert Trachtenberg Jeanette Tracy Vince Trotta Scott Trotter Cheryl Trowbridge Donald Tucker Mindy Tucker Steve Tummolo Mark Turpin Janet Tvedte Michael Uhlenkott Gus VanAmersfoorth Nancy Vanden Brink Donald Vandepas Ron Vandepas Tanis VanKirk Tracie VanKirk Jennifer VanMeter Hugh Van Ness Rhonda Varon Debbie Vermillion Cathy Venable Vanessa Ventresca Randy Vanverloh Dianne Viether Cathy Villanveva Amanda Vinson Michael Volpe Amy Wachs Kathi Wade Kathryn Wagner Betty Wahlmeier Eileen Wainer Robert Waisgerber Fred Walburn Kim Walburn Carla Walders Wally Waldron Sherri Wallace Bruce Wallworth David Walsh Eileen Walsh Rikki Wamsat Kenny Wautink Elayn Ward Linda Warren lacquelyn Watson Larry Watson Wayne Watson Being V.P. is strictly business! Lisa Watters Elisa Weber Gordon Webster Curtis Wehr Cindy Weinlood ,lay Weinsoff Arthur We-iske Vernon Weiske Jeff Weisman Steve Weiss Marcy Weissman Susan Welbourne Dawn Wellcome Kathy Wellman Lurene Wells Vinette Wells Nancy Welty Gary Wescott Linda West Anneliese Weston Brad Weston Claudia White Doug White Karen White Nancy Whitman Anne Whitton Lynda Whitton John Wickham Lorin Wickliff Wendy Wiemokly Robin Wiese Lynn Wilkin Steve Wilkinson Greg Wilcox David Williams Debbie Willis Richard Wilson Lewis Winer Debi Winger John Wittenbel Linda Woehrle Randee Wolf Seth Wolfson Sharon Wolpa ,lulie Woodring Janice Woodward Melissa Wortsman Brenda Wylie Roy Yarger Cheryl Yastrab John Yates 'C' R- Nu 15 1? ,4,.----.- Dave Burlingham eating one of Monroe's infamous sandwiches. Greg Gibson looked so cute that Friday before the Basketball game. mrtrf timihlggg Judith Yaworski Bruce Yochim Brian Yorke Ronald Yoshida Judy Yoshioka Janice Young Steven Young Todd Young Russ Zane Beverly Zaslow Eric Zimbler Rachelle Ziskrout Lucille Zomer John Zorria Linda Zuckerman my 4 Miquel Capote, Brent Hunter, Sue Partridge and Howard Schnee were picked as semi- finalists for the teenager of America Award. They were chosen for their outstanding citizenship. l4'1 - - - Af -, E W IM K ...:., wafi l ' X J ..,, 7 U V A ' 4 , - VKX 5 I , ,..... .-Jay, A ---. .I if-L 1--. ., -4L-1' lr- '-:--'A N., Hsf lg1 h'ggl -- ' 'X-K-5: 2 f K . h K' Mp!! h il U' ml' lu ' X + Q. 2 l fll'iH1!: ,. Q- - M' ' ' Hu: h lmQ imf331xw ', XV A 5959 : A Tiff' 5553321 353' ., w::Sf'5 4 N I QT.. P-QQ' .,.,. I illb Q:-gimp -IkiHiimrt: 1gxV-14.9 H X 135' 'SEQ .t,, M M Q 41 I'-,...i. N . iiii S -Ina--vu-m1-Q ..-V-..v -i Q. tf . V . 'f t W' 'JJ L i i . ' xg . 'if ' 5 . -' L i 1 r. 9 L ' g , , ' .. . . ,N lg ,t 1 .1 U iii , Q x V I' X , I 1 J A , Q. nf.: 9 f , U i 5 5, f' r' ff -if . ggi .' 1 ' Q- , if 5 'I' y I hs? ' I l . e V i x F 7. uv r-xy .M , ' f , sg V A 'I .4 1 'I' t f. A' I Lt 1 i V f f' '. J t H Wit lui lt ,W --31 Tbp Bill Foster, Kim Timmons, Lloyd Kushner, Gerard Grandi, Tony Edward, Bill Barto. 3rd Row: Dave Daniels, Lony Tompson Steve Bergman Steve Krause, Jim Sharp, Craig Hill, Fernando Nunez. 2nd Row: Bill Serby, Steve Haynes, Russ Farell, John Ashkar, John Pasquariello, Brian Griset 1sLR0w Les ter Whitehouse, Mike Helfont, Rob Paysinger, .lack Ernst, Steve Fisher, Cary Bernardi, Dennis Shaw. Football This year our fantastie Varsity football team went to un- believable heights as they tied for the Mid-Valley League Championship with a win over Granada, and went on to the city playoffs. Being tagged the underdog in each game. our team pushed its way through the first three games eonquering Chatsworth. Fremont. and Bell. plac- ing Monroe as a contender in the last playoff game. Our team took seeond in the city in this final game against Carson. In doing this. the Varsity team has established a new precedent in being the first Viking team to make city playoffs. Some of the overpowering assets the team possessed this year were the passing-entehing eombination of Guy Ben- jamin and Steve Bergman. plus receivers Jack Ernst and co-captain Cary Bernardi. and the excellent protection by the offensive linemen. This, along with the superb de- fense performance of Dennis Shaw and Jim Sharp, the powerful and agile running of Mitch Drootin and Fernan- do Nunez, and the kicking of Brad Rice, all led to a suc- cessful year, Besides performing superbly as a team, this year there were many notable players who won recognition for their individual performances. Five Monroe players, Guy Ben- jamin. Dennis Shaw, Steve Bergman, Steve Krause, and Craig Hill made All City: these players, plus ,lim Sharp, Steve Haynes, Tom Porter, Mitch Drootin, and Fernando Nunez made All League. Two outstanding players who deserve mention are this years captains, Gary Bernardi and Dennis Shaw. ' its ' , t Y ' 1 I! 5 'fs 2 1, 1, I ws 5 I, . I ' 2 .V U Q ,,1 4 2, V, .M ., .,e, A , WJ my I Top Rzght Norman Coe Mike Estrada Ed MllkOV1Ch Mit h Drootin Don Richards 3rd Row: Larry Kayne, Mike Porter, Steve Clark Rick Mays Bruce Gus tafson Coaches Frum and McKenna 2nd Row Leo Chavez Kirk Morrow Russ Bennett, Al Chavez, Todd Murphy, Gary O'Brian Rob Sanders Ist Row Kevin Courter Tom Porter Guy Benjamin Tom Bogenschild Steve Caraker Brad Rice. Monroe . University Monroe . Canoga . Monroe , ..... Hamilton Monroe ...... San Fernando . . Monroe ...... Birmingham .. Monroe ...... Van Nuys Scores Monroe . , Poly . . . Monore . . Granada . Mfln rfllf . . Chatsworth Monroe . . Fremont . Monroe , . Bell .... 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V .Y , r fri,-f-srfje ff. , fr Q is .. J Z. Q., J -'if 'B 'km I L. H' ',,.. 4 as :E Top Left: Bill Defranko, Mike Metcalf, Bob Nicholes, Curt Brook, Steve Bernardi, Don Kuhnoff, Mark Buchanan, Chris Tippit, Bob Kenck, Larry Varblow, Doug Masterson, John Osterman. 4th Row: Coach Raymond, Cary Allensworth, Scott Taylor, Craig Jurcak, Keith Walker, Mark Ventresca, Cary Trotta, Mark Halfon, Marty Barns, John Briggs, John Coe, Coach Sherman. 3rd Row: Steve Stern, Richard Nipert, Terry Bennett, Ralph Angstman, Robert Bouchard, Rich- ard Masamitsa, Roger Slater, Hunter DeMorais, Dale Walker, Gary Lawerence, Dale Nickleson. 2nd Row: Terry Brown, Mike Regalia, Steve Appleton, Bill Ross, Drew Bridges, Paul Oliver, Mark Spitler, Jeff Chad, Lindsey Rodgers, Dennis Rivas, Larry Schlotfelt. Ist Row: Chuck Manente, Dan Chavez, Tom Per- kins, Bob Slater, Ed McIntosh, Russ Johnson, Aaron Shrogin, Mark Orsino, Mark Suzumoto, Steve Keyser, Rich Guerra. Bee Football - T if ff- - fi 1455.---1, Fierce power and the desire to win, coupled with the superior g V N E T. skills of the entire team, led Monroe's Bee football team to 4 smashing victories over every opponent they played this year. The Bees emerged undefeated, boasting a perfect winning record 5.3, of 8-0. ,gif-w, Not satisfied with merely destroying their opposition, the defense proved their worth in making a record for the fewest points scored against them, allowing only a mere 12 points scored throughout the entire season. This asset along with a fantastic of- fense, led to the Viking's amazing victories. The offense, not to be outdone, broke the old record for total number of points for games with an astounding 158 points for five games. Seine of the many outstanding players on the team included Bob Slatter, player of the year, Russ Johnson as quarterback, and Ed Mclntosh as captain. The key offense was Tom Perkins, and the key defense player was Mark Orsino. Hmvf-ver, no matter how well each individual player was, nothing could have been accomplished without the dazzling teamwork and tremendous spirit the entire team displayed. Bob Slater, player of the year. ' i , ' ' , M ' ' , 1 H t f 41 'Y-14 'I ' ' N' 7 WT- ' ' 39135 'fffimff . V li i W' 4' W 'flea-1, ,f,. 0 U at T X 5 'fan e . i'f1 -'25-4 '-',' i'ifff'fl t M . 1 a ww, A 4 ,,,.,,,- -ply K ,,.,,,j,f ,Q A QM 1. Qyd-fs, if Q , Q, . . . .... M., 2 rf- H. .A v Q' 'i '. .,'-f':g3ef--- f ,A,.,.'- yn L . K J 3-, 'fri 7 V . ggi' 'Y' f W B' .1 ml, 'J yivfgv ,, : 5' g Ag a., L:-W W V i .V i 31 71 ,I I .I we A-I 1 1 I p. MN ., if A 111- .I 11 5 13, 2 4 f A er iii? 1 . 1' 22:1 E ' X4 IZ a . i ' R' . - 2 - ef: ,ff asf,-ff af 3, 4 ' 'A 9 , 41 'A , I , VI ' frenzy gigs- ,,,, , in, T ,t ,fi I :LEM gg., ef frm , ,U i V '1 -'.. I ' -Z' Y V i uf- -'fi m id marie W 7 i E ,F Q, , gui i .A t Defense: Top Row: Rich Guerra, Jeff Chad, Mark Spitler, Drew Bridges. Middle Row: Paul Oliver, Roger Slater, Mike Regalia. Bottom Row: Steve Appleton, Lindsey Rodgers, Bill Ross, Craig Jurcak. . ,J , Q BMW gf, f asia 1 Q in Offense: Top Row: Charles Manente, Tom Perkins, Russ Johnson, Bob Slater. Bottom Row: Terry Brown, Dan Chavez, Ed Milkovich, Arron Shrogin, Mark Orsino, Mark Suzumoto, Steve Keyser. ff Ef:9wMi2,7gii9575W5' 7 V , ,Aff ,rm f 0 Jfrwd 1 Y. ,,7ff,f r uf , '?'5,,f4'5 s 1 1- M i f QM f.v:f9I 7f Q,i4gi,,6WZf:w,1?,, f'4f5f if V1-'14 wx H My Wyre' .1 A 9' 2 Wi ,mg 41. ,Li:t.:. Q Coaches Raymond and Sherman. Scores Monroe ...... 63 University ..... 0 Monroe ...... 30 Canoga . . . . .0 Monroe ...... 26 Hamilton ...... O ....32 Monroe . . San Fernando . .6 Monroe ...... Birmingham . . Monroe . . Van Nuys ,... Monroe . . Poly .. Monroe ...... Granada Hills 27 .0 30 .6 20 .O 4-9 .6 ross Country Mark Hilton across the finish. All of our cross country teams were exvellcnt this year. The Varsity team finished an exciting season by winning the Mid- Vallcy Lcagiu' Championship. Mark Hilton lcd the way for the team being the leagues top runner: Richard Native, only a 10th grader, turned in some fantastic times along with Mike Dery. Rick Onyshko, Kerry Jensen and Andrew Binsley. to spur the Vikes onto becoming tht- 6th ln-st tc-am in thc city. The ,l.V. ta-am also did quite well with juniors Scott Kellogg and Don Musslm-white finishing 6th and 7th in the city finals. The .l.V.s placed 2nd in the league. The 10th grade- team was led by David Bernstein. who placed Tth in the city. and John Lancaster. The team finished 2nd in the lcagtic. I , .N A , ,-, , ,, n ' w , i 1 M l J' X lf X , - t ' ef- l,- 1 N I gn.--4' W 3. , , . 1 R1 i X, I Kerry Jensen into the chute. lsr' is it it Front Row: Richard Onyshko. Mark Hilton. Back Row: Coach Balmrett, Richard Nance, Mike Dery, Randy Venverloh. f i 5 l V QVz.1,V V A if V ' 7' l r mar' g, f V TQLEY V1 . f V'.f fa , fy V. f X, - .. 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Q JJ I ,, 'V -1 V VfV-- ' 4, 1 3 ,fr VV ll' ' J '-53,2 . ,,.,. .V .- V , .V V - V .V .5 , V V4 ' if ' C ' 1 Vw A an f ' 1' . VV? if ff' 5 1 g A ,V , Wk H00 'fi Dawg? :V gf, Jvhifp l , , , VVf V fa 4 V -,,,. ,VV ,V . , Ji ff 5213753 ' YZWW' V 5:VV f 'mfllfw V ,VV V VV V .wi VV CMA., , W.. , V , K , ,fl K ' - VV' WG! , 1 p, W ' V ,I 1 , V M V , V VVV, M , V , ., V., V V ,V V V . V '77 A . , V- 5' . ff V - W if 2 Front Row: D. Rubanowitz, D. Bernstein, T. Persons, S. McGrath, S. Bastian, F. Sereci. Middle Row: B. Barochs, R. Goldman, J. Lancaster, M. Ives, P. Yochim, B. Waisgerber. Back Row: Coach Balzarett, D. Lukens, N. Jones, F. Rowe, D. Troili, A. Dunn. On your mark, get set, go! is Snap! Crackle! Pop! - Scott Kellogg! John Lancaster shows determination to win. Basketball Randy Lazar attempts to shake off Cleveland's defense. Jim Reed snatches Cleveland's pass. 1 7f 'liAfT'f'f Q Q Tbp Razr: Coarh Rankin. Randy Cohen. Greg Gibson. Jim Reed. Dave Burlingham, Bill Balch. 2nd Row: Terry Crawford, Dave Hardisty, Randy Lazar, Dale Gcidv, Al Hymn. 94 Bill Balch makes opening jump. Coach Rankin - Take it easy. Al Hyam drives around Cleveland guard on a fast break. The Varsity team ended an exciting but disappointing season as they placed sixth in the league. Some of our best players included Jim Reed, captain, notable for his out- standing free throw record, Dale Geide, Dave Burlingham, and Al Hyam for his shooting. The J.V.'s season was not particularly successfulg they placed in the bottom half of the league. Randy Lazar, captain, and Bill Watson contributed their speed and accurate shooting to the team effort, while center Jeff Booth snatched more than his share of rebounds. The Bees and Cees also had disappointing seasons, both coming in fifth. 1 X X ! fa i Jeff Booth guards Birmingham opponent, v v l1...,hsLs -.-....i..:::......., ' 1.-A B fxu .r 5 1 1 1 Coach Rankin discussing strategy. C h R kin M Zohns C West B Watson, B. Beck, A. Fortune, J.V.: Top Row: oac an , . , . , . Melincoff, J. Berman, J. Booth, B. Lacher, B. Villareai, D. Shinler. OA R. Lazar, B. Popovac, J. Brouseay. Bottom Row: D. Riech D Dunne Bee: B. Amerian, H. Maxey, S. Kleemann, R. Herbold, M. Whitmer, I. Beck, V. Giovinazzo, J. Decker, M. Matoyasu, R. Yoshita, kneeling J. Kuklish. Cee: A. Forbes, R. Bly, R. Herbold, M. Basson, R. Rose, D. Marcotte, R. Greenberg, L. May, S. Paris, B. Shoji, J. Coe, kneeling R. Fu- rushiro. S'f' . 2 P . 5 ,V V M N ii X FK l -. l . gsm. 27 41 D. Marcotte and B. Shoji ready for the ball. Coach Holt gives advice at halftime Track T ffl TOP SP1'imef5 Tony Edwards, Greg Groves and Steve Bergman. Chuck Ball and Steve Pail t b th d . d 6 - 0 etermine to win. 2 I fl D ,puff 5 Epi? 4 K KW H04 M1 I tiki? ll' QYHQ KXRQ! 'l' C. 5 Ln M'k Pendleton Steve Bergman Mike Dery Scott Kellogg 2nd Row' James Van Ness Mark Hil- Varsity: lst Row: Chuck Ball, Richard Nance, Tim Quinn, 1 e , , , , . ton, Bruce Hale, Mitch Drootin, Kevin Rocque, David Swan, Cary O'Brien, Ron Paysinger. 3rd Row: Jeff McBryde, Serge De Somov, David Lazar Steve Zi Tim Ames, Lloyd Kushner, Bill Thomas, Lonnie Thompson. 4-th Row: Jeff Lobel, Bill Serby, ,lack Ernst, Greg Fitzgerald, Greg Groves, Tony Ediivag-ds Visge Trotta, Robert Rebuffatti, Mike Kennedy. 5th Row: Randy Venverloh, Andrew Binsley, Rich Onyshko, Bob Callender, Mick Gibson, Ken-y jensen Gu ,Ben-3 ' 'D 1-:1La Kanacmicha st P'I ' y J C h Frum, Coach Balzarett, Robbie Sanders, Alan Rebis, an ng e, rry y g pman, eve ai et Russ Farrell min, Paul Heinke. Top Row: oac J' ,i-, -+ - g? ,M A , Q- eq'-y 11. Scott Kellogg and Bob Callender fleftj taking a timing, with Tony Edwards, Steve Bergman, and Greg Groves practicing their finish. Mike Pendlefgn over the high jump. Top shot putter Greg Fitzgerald. State Champion pole vaulter Tim Quinn. Going into 1972 with a back-to-back MVL Championship, our track team has a good start for this year's title, Steve Bergman, Greg Groves, and Tony Edwards lead the team in strong running as sprinters in the 100 yard dash. State Champion Tim Quinn will lead pole vaulting. Mark Hilton, Mike Dery, Kerry Jensen, and Scott Kellogg contribute their excellent efforts in the 2 mile, and Richard Nance, Andrew Bin- sley and Tim Ames in the mile. Outstanding performers in the 440 and mile relay are Jack Ernst, Kevin Rocque and Bill Serby, while the mus- cle men shot putters are led by Greg Fitzgerald, Bick Newbold and Larry Kayne. 5 '-W: , 3:1 QW. 5 .pit 1 . ,iL,n.,'-- . ,fsflgg ' '. ,Etffa 1, ,, ,.x.J -v , I, .::7..,0 . 'vi Wifi i f-ffggg Wi? . l p.yl . Q4 Scott Taylor hoping for a soft landing in the long jump. if Coach Balzarett watching the clock. 00 lf 0 1 . al ' Larry Kayne practicing his unique shot put form. '-H'- , . 0 , a wet' Wiatr My M A., W, Bee: lst Row: Omar Arredondo, Gary Lawrence, Chuck Manente, Richard Nipert, Jim Newcome, Jordan Carver, Ralph Angstman, Marc Buchanan. 2nd Row: Bruce Whittier, ,lohn Pease, Vince Giovinazzo, Don Musselwhite, Ken Law, Howard Schnee, Hunter DeMaris, Lloyd Lowar. 3rd Row: Mark Suzumoto, John Beck, Ron Goldman, Neal Jones, Dan Maine, Michael Binsley, Richard Neimand, Bruce Yochim, Top Row: Coach Frum, Coach Balzarett, Robbie Sandels, Randy Selk, Scott McGrath, Scott Taylor, Dave Ward, Bill Tanner, Gary Trotta, Fred Rowe. 1' , ' MQEM0 , 9-5390 X x A,ix wa ,Qi?kfJy ,fgiyx f . 1,14 , QNRQ I pad lg X i Q-Q , Y , 113.11 f 935 l is mm- a TRACK. 'lx JK K-W rf' f ' Li XYQCTQU1' Cee: Ist Row: Charlie Murray, David Bernstein, Steve Bastian, Mike Ives, Tom Person. 2nd Row: Robbie Sanderes, Chuck Bowman, Andrew Schnee, Joe Sil- berrnan, Paul Yochim, Dan Rubanowitz. Top Row: Coach Frum, Randy Baarstad, Neal Doberman, Ken Mitsch, Bob Baroacas, Alan Dunn, Richard Landry, Coach Balzarett. 101 Baseball t , , I l ' an i 1 v If ta J.V. Rodger Slater evades the tag in practice session - safe? 'RUSH awaits the hit. ip: gf f7f'2.35 'W 1.-9 Y- ,M A u, Q , 9 ' -5 - up 'fu-f S f. , A '- Th' 1 , IX 5-4 I tl kv W . t : . ' ' ' 2 ' Y V ,-nftrf' ' ' ' M t ' at- 1 T'--Mx'-4 5 3:-.Cfkg3 4 S.-ggi,-A Ewan Q AU-b ' . Qin'-n.,Q 1 an-, N. 'tiff-1',. ' 'fag mg 3 it we-1. 1 YEQQE 5 R .Q--,gs 1' L, ight- : A I 1-n,3ig.'f L ' '15 K- sm. t we-ff ,M J, il X L I 1 1 Y 'ft' n -1 I , 4, t JH an Let's do it again this year. Last year, our '71 Varsity Baseball team fabovel went all the way to Doger's Stadium to come home with the City Championship for Monroe. With this year's potential, we could make it two in a row. Coach Holt drives his point home. f 9: ' 5 y I .JNLTHL Pit! fe ' ' 'U' V '. Vp- '.v,s V V -rr f . ,, --a I . , , W , ,, , . V f W 1- - H ' , , A , A L ,f ' U gxf if ,. my 4, tw s s Y 2 Y Q -1- 5 -'wr' - . X -, 1 1 5 , . k, l. 1 y fy T A+ fi - , , y 3 y s , . . , I , . , y. , c K , 4 5 1 , 1 A , v. f Z., . H., I ' - . , if, L I 1 if. . i il 4 s in , K 4 , Y . f' II If 4 I V, ,K B ,f xv Here's the pitch . . . It's a hit! Opening the 1972 season in full swing, Monroeis Varsity Baseball team will try for their 2nd City Championship. I Many of the outstanding players include pitcher Russ Johnson, Craig Cacek, right fielder, Bill Barto, shortstop, Brad Rice, center field, and catcher Dennis Shaw. Opposite: The sideline syndrome. 1 10 --an Sure play by quick catcher. Varsity: Row 1: Brian Starr, Dennis Shaw, Tim Wilkins, Rich Guerra, Tony Rinaldo, Ed Tapia, Russ Johnson, Dale Walker. Row 2: Steve Tummolo, Steve Krause, Henry Haro, Bruce Rosenblum, Bob Slater, Gerry Grandi, Bill Barto, Dan Keyser, John Flinn. Row 3: Coach Holt, Bruce Gustafason, manager, Jeff Booth, Brad Rice, Dave Daniel, Scott Averill, Craig Cacek, Mike Roberts, Russ Bennett, Mike Thompson, manager. is Q J.V.: Ron' 1: R. Cano. D. Andrews, K. Walker, J. Horner, J. Garcia, B. Kenck, S. Appleton. Row 2: B. MacLachlan,1. Decker, D. Kuhnhoff, J. Coe, M. Tho- mann. R. Highshidn, G. Miglidri. C. Brock, M. Kramer, G. Holbrook. B. Nichols. Row 3: Coach Rankin, B. Taylor, G. Garber, R. Slater, J. Deverk, E. Posch, M. Steinberg. T. Murphy. S. Dallee, manager: B. Roberts, manager: D. Gustafson, manager. 04 r..,,,,+f--h H M, - A-lf,,,A,,, f-....,..L V. 4 77Ff. rw .'. -'JL ., ,?',,,1..... ...hm ' -A .. ' 'I ' ' 1 xrrf1x'f, 1'1I'r f.-' f - . iff.: 4 . I . f'.' ,','.-,' - f r , ----f-av1llU4Wl'0'l' fl? K f ' A - - f.. 1:y..ff. ,... ' ' . V f f'-A 'V' U' Bzfllix .'-.'1 - 1' A K .p ML 'f',5'f'. ff '?:'x ,'.2'5' 1521. 'Cf . l 1 1 fl, .i . 2 . 4' f VV! 1.1.8 Xfyapg. F,-..-.9533 . , A . , ,,g , Y 61,1 -'.v'1:'-'.w-' . -,'. . ' , . 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' ' , .1-5Z:.,,f,q,a,QZf M' A z 'fs f f 1 ' . .1 ' ,fi U J ' fsj-g,iiUQ.3QQ3I'QfQ,'?,,., ' .f,f, juz kikiigky. 4 .6 5, ' .. , -A V -Elf.. .. .ll-'eil .Ffib-.fi Ji., gif-277' Qliaf g5ffl?q?n3gO'f? 1.53 K, ff .4.....Q.Lig.Zl:' .:J.fie.x4 1 J 41, ' Qu. .,w.,.-.--...w 'v I. . . . rf...-. 1-,'.w.vw'. , ' 1 -' '-f W, .- ., - , ,,,,vv'v . ' ,,,vkfm, R,Tq ,l , .W 7 V ,Q . A. v .u PM 3 - l , ke I U . 31 S Concentration, and a good swing, is all David Nadel needs to return the ball. --i...l. F . . 3 5.9.5 N T A 'Z ...., ,Q A ? Mf.,Qv.2., . Varsnty: Top: J. Culpeper, S. Brevldoro, S. Kvakowsky. 2nd: S. Partndge, A. Molnar, J. Mayall. Ist: C. Gormley, D. Atwood, G. Reeder. A good return with a high jump by Scott partridge' ' L , 92 ' '--- . :gi-L'-:g:g'f, 7 j ., .,. If QS A -Of r N., W,-1 Sw D n il 4 1 J X 9, I lf.: 4 .E .ein U f I 1 - f'z,..'1 1 .8 ,J : :bv ...wg . , 4 5' I , 0755 S - .. 31, Qlllrlssmrsrsxs moti f' I IDDO J.V.: Top Row: T. Thomascello, C. Serrano, D. Presteridge, D. Nadel. 2nd Row: A. Comrnisarri, J. Angel, M. Davis, L. May, D. Shrager. lst Row: S. Kleeman, J. Long, G. Ownby, T. Cullen. mnastics The 1972 gymnastics team jumps into the season in fantastic form hoping to uphold last yearis 1971 City Championship. Many outstanding performers will contribute to the team effort in its hopes to go all the way. Some of these individuals include Doug Day, Tom Leto in free ex., Art Camarillo, top ring man, Larry Walk- er, side horse, Paul Parent, parallel bars, and Carey Rubin on the rings. Coach Sasvary Art Carmillo demonstrates muscular control in an iron cross. --ui l fa 1 -1 jg!!! ,xl M l Top Roux- Jared Zierenberg, Cliff Curtis, Dale Axberg, Dan Thordarson, Doug Day, Kirk Hedrick, Dave Walsh, Coach Sasvary, Brent Pedersen, Eddie Atwood, Tom Leto. Larry Walker, Don Kasper. Ron Fulleman, Bob Fulleman. Bottom Row: Dan uagan, Reg Ariyasu, Dave Steme, Aft Camarillo, C2-IFCY Rubin. .lay Levi, Paul Parent. 6 Kirk Hedrick, pressed to handstand. Q Larry Walker performs difficult move on side horse. we may I V r' - .wfgqef ' , ' ' r-wg ry -. V ' Eddie Atwood displays pancake. 7 irls G mnastics Girl's gymnastics goes into another season with many 'fine performers in the different gymnastic events. Debbie Price is excellent on the balance beam, Kristi Nathan in floor ex- ercise, Lori Gugler in vaulting, and all around Cathy Cogh- len. Kathy Wellman V . 'li' 'mf i z Q Row 1: R. Black, D. Dahl, E. Wainer, C. Coghlan, L. Torres, L. Kertesz, R. Shiraishi, J. Jezierski, C. Tanaka. Row 2: Mrs. Gillinger, coach, D. Martinez, M. Borquez P. Lords, D. MacPherson, P. Kenck, R. Shussett, D. Price, K. Natha, L. Haas, L. Kraus. Row 3: C. Coker, L. Shula, M. Davis, L. Gugler, G. Ladd, C. Maldonado, T. Panicello, R. Briggs, K. Keiley, M. McCartor, K. Lambert, C. Winter. 109 O . ,1,, nn. . W. I ,is , v.n,'.a41sl Fklil Swimming Anal. all q.:H- Q M Coach Sherman observes Dave Silve, Todd Muckler and Larry Cedar in mfs' nh.. sf ,x-if.-i g 'I .M ,Hi-I . 'Q' , . - fr ,, 4. ,. L-.. 1- ' 1 , , M up ,rf wi Mrk -all -rrr 5 -W. We Q, . Q N 7 1 My -Q 'B in 'ili--Ph Kees ig ' . Q ' Rich Gullixson - freestyle. - Chuck Dominque working out. Varsity: Top Row: Dave Hogan, Randy Garraci, Dave Burlinghan, John Riedinger. 2nd Row: Tom Wolfe, Steve Resnick, Greg Feo, Craig Brummer, Brent Hunter, Dave Silver, John Morris. Bottom: Jeff Dederick, Chuck Dominique, Mike Staley, Rich Gullixson, Cary Netzley, Paul Marks, Todd Muckler, Q-'Sf q ' the breaststroke. Starting out the season with a win over El Camino, one of the top ranked teams in the city, our swimming team showed its superi- or ability. With what Coach Sherman thinks is the best team Monroe has ever had, there is sure to be a good showing in the city finals. Some of the teams outstand- ing individuals include Jeff Diedrick in the backstroke and individual medley, freestyl- ers Chuck Dominic and Rich Gullixson, Brent Hunter and Gary Netzley in the but- terfly, Mike Staley in the backstroke and freestyle, and the great diving ability of 3 y l Todd Muckler. Todd Muckler, 2M front pike. Mike Statey's winning backstroke. Gary Netzley - butterfly. f,,..- 49 Pf, ' Q E l -lk Ji 'Il il X ll H X x l -J f fig Bee's: Top Row: B. Tolin, C. Slauson, R. Mesick, L. Waldron, M. Shapiro, M. Munkres, T. Nelson. Bottom Row: J. Gennarini, R. Salter, D. Conrodson, L. Cedar, M. Mann, E. Michaelson, S. McKowan. 1 W N. ,V -5'-.A-A ly f,. 'il' . , bn 1' Q f' . M. M' f QW.: Cee's: Top Row: P. Kalivich, B. Dedrick, D. Ernstmeyer, M. Silverman, R. Costello, F. Budenbrock, B. Brown. Ist Row: C. Cohen, B. Allison, L. Anderson, M. Stamand, M. Rudolph, C. Scalise. L . 4. x. - 'Vx '-ft F 1, Xuan? Bee Sheldon lVlcKowan - butterfly. Cee swimmer Billy Dedflck- OU 1972 golf team is the best team in Monroe history and looks forward to the league championship. The stars of the team are Jim Sharp, and Jim Gullooly with strong support from Bruce Gassin, Mike Estrada, Greg Hart and John Berman. The team averages in the high 70's, this score being shot at the home course, Valencia, as well as Encino, Balboa, Porter Ranch, and Griffith park. With 5 out of the 6 starters being seniors, the team will have to start over next year with John Berman and Ron Ambroff, Joel Altshul, Dan Brown and Jim Flaherty making up the returning members. f ' J' 55 ff? li Follow through executed by Bill Bolde. Let Greg Hart, tee shot. w IV' GAA Wednesday after school is the time when the Girls Athletic As- sociation meets. Monroe girls have the opportunity to partici- pate in many sports and also strengthen the ties of friendship. G.A.A. Modem Dance. G A.A. Softball. , ,har .'mff,,,,fffV,,,,. . .,,, . , . ., G.A.A. Scuba Club under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Haas. 1 -. -1. - 4 E? .o I df. r A i, G.A.A. Tennis. ff G.4A.A. Volleyball. 5 6 is, ' , iv A ' - Song Queen Bobbe Foliart and Yell King Mike Spore. L. S 1 ' ' Cheerleaders 4 -Q- - 'fray .C Ed Kasper, Glen Gormley. Dick Atwood, and Bill Bradbury, Varsity Cheer- leaders. 'f'N0l4., V f' ff- if .' '- ,pi fm: l 'll'l'22?9'Eaf:, 'ff ff ii fm! 'Emu , 5'ilu1fu. 3 ieum A. - Arthur Isman, Miguel Capote, David Eisenberg, Bee Cheerleaders. i l my f r Diane Carlson Il Ak, -L. i lah 2 --'.-W.-awww-nor-n-u , -l nd Cindy Tanaka. Varsity Songleaders, Denise Albright BCC Songleader I S - i . ,B Susie Shimomaye and Carol Miller, Bee Songleaders. Joyce Bridges, Varsity Songleader. , - .f ,... 1 x 3 M Debbie Deal, Varsity Sgnglgadgr, Lauri Haynes and Laurie Ryan, Bee Songlead- CFS A ,..f--. Laurie Ryan, Bee Songleader 7 V 4 I4 'I' L w. ' , V gy , .,.:ut.-V V .. , .. -. Kim Slevin, head majorette. Top Right: Rose Salazar, baton lwirler. Middle Right: Cathy Stolz, baton twirler. Bottom: Flag Twir- lers - Maureen Hurley, Paula Rooney, Shannon McClary, Judy Hedenberg, Rhonda Prescott, Debbie Cooke, Marcy Torrey. Next Page Top: MSO. Bottom- Right: John Whittenbel, Mr. Vik- ing. flffiddlef Two views of Mon- roe's spirit and support during play-offs. l W , N , x I f 1 4 ll' I if-4, tw! Q K V Iva? M X -In if . , E ,W X, , , il 4 . 4. 5 1 ' I I 1 A 9 M J 4 ini' Y . , .' fl I' 'Gai ,. -:nw 'V M Q 'V fl . ' ii l Wm. wa iii' 1' A -me V Q i ' :S jr-.Q 7' HW g , ' ..-- ,ns - -Af 4 i, , gn ojkv-1.152 -- -..'.1f-'frm N h. I. 1 v. .. v- ' . W 'Va ,V V - -V L 0 ff- 1' 1- fe , . l- f ' ' 'L ' ,V .V 4 .'is1 5 if ff af- V J, . V fr, fr' :V-H f ' -51-.. JW' ,-,L V... fx- 'M A- .7-.,.. nr ' ' ,l 'HF'lf.' 3--1, W ' -if A' , - Q- ,gig 'Y 475, -'fh- - A .. V , if ,..-- ., W ', .V rv: 'U . I Y ,' : 'Q ,i 136 . A Y .' ,,. V '. ..- --5-W fl J' iff-Efjgf 1, A J . V1-'. - - V all L .H 1 ' ' w 1 ,V . - - - l '- . -.1-I SK 3 . , -, --- . 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F4 - ' 1 H V' 'what-, ,I 4, ..-L ,N . 4 Q ?, ,-.gi -war I K 2 ' D I t W I Y, ssh.. .ixv 4,1 .1 Li fi yi! int YI . K4 . ' 1 9? it 'I i U 7' Q' fc if ' A r ,. .9 , 3 m 1 1 - 5, + - ga U gf 53 V .I r W glitz. 'Q -Q ,Q H , A i. . 'Q ' ' A F' ,, i .1 I ,Fe, YH, i t li ,4 x ,J V, if Y H, is Y 'tml A X L Fpnf- , Z X . 10 I 1 5 A , J- ll 9 0 Marching Band And Drill Team .fx 'll' -,Q '9a.Q.5w -'U Spirit is the word for our marching band and drill team. ni.. uf 1' 1 .-.nt Our ll-i' ' ' N x I..vH.5 V, ram' ' ,ra 1' rf Precision marching displayed by marching band at Homecoming Game. 4 4. EW F f V 1 1 J I ily-,V fi ii. , , P ' 5 Q i l 1 4' ,V 9 ,akin lv. V 4-ff g 2 -1,1 Q Really, he,s a yery happy person -- those sour notes make him like this. Marcy Torrey represents the new addition to our half-time shows - flag twirlers! Without the fantastic marching band and drill team, football season would be pretty quiet spirit-wise. No one can out-cheer our Vikettes or out-do our marching band when it comes to half-time shows. From cir- cuses to cowboys, they do it all. -.f fufffastzgsia .., f , f ' ' -.'-4 ' . Q ' V t W vii . :ef g ' Q- t Q QL . , no 1 1 tiff, 4 igqflt f 0 I A A4 TL K f dr, N yt- .- th J- -I ,y H X 1 y l y F, h .gt .w -,,. N M 'T ,r .t as Q f ' p rf --y, mis 4' I ., '.,,, . L, i i 2 4 Y vu , w .4 5 , ': 1 ' . - - 5 ,, x y at jf ' ,.,:54 3 1 . 5, '13, iv .V an . 3 I4 t 1 5, - V - K -fx V V ' V rfffff . V, N ,4 I - A - , V , ,L I: i f- ,i ,, -- f n , -f-1'-.Lf R y e , ,gh ' 1.1 Tx Q Q Y A 5- . A Qi N w N 8 I , V A 0 ,C Q, ' 1 gi -- ' ' ' ' 'X s 'Q f ' o ' , 4- f . f JP ' '42, iii3iWYa 2-we -1 ' ' .. 'M ' -' . ff - ' ,J 7' W al Y V , ' ' V, , Y . x ,, ' is ' .75 ff' 7 4'-.5 f 4 Ii gr! , , j ' A, , . .2 , A fb . 3 l , F q,f'?,:e.'E,,,-:- ..q N. t v G If S V. V. r - U , :ii M, :Ti 1: W di 1 fYfi'.:df4f+e-f5f--r'E5Qg5,1?t?1ffT 1' ' - . L' he ' 2 , Q,-ss. Q -5,1 34g::L'gf-Ma' ,t,':l-1415112-,V1a,5fff5.:5t V -'A' ' - ' ' - 31-wf ,.: A , f. U e .F -f-je' . - .V '- Myfa -'r'-4f.f:m::. 2,-, -. ' t , r . ' w -, a ,LZ ,sw V -5 F15 ' V. it . ' - 4, Lt . -1:79 ' Z ' .21 ., -1:4 ', .195 . , -2 SAFQIL Q r ky -' 5 Q. ' . .il ,iz ,..-.4 -f 5' VV 4. K Y A V ig lt, ng two.-f A-rw K 2 i ,- 5 ,A ' -A-Y ,gmt 55.-ini? -V .-.,, U .M ' V- . ' ' , - Y we -. LQ ' f - ' 7 , V - na-' ., '- 1. 1 V f F ' . ::.3:' ' -- .1 'Y Q - - A' - .Tiff ' ,Qi 7 -1-i:'4,-'ff V - , - ' L 4-1,..1:M- 1 5-Y'-ff' - , -, , - nf,-My , ,,, - - ' ,-:'.,,,+-.+f ,- -' , -. ., ,, . .i ,V T ., . ., , , Q , 1971 Vikettes. , S, P. i-. ,ff ' i-Ji a. s. '- . . . S 4 M, ,v,.,,.., '9 b - Ai.. ,?f Q' 'Yi -2-fQM'-'. 'f C??'Qp2'. QTL '-f'-1 ' ' -:qi -A 'Z ' x 2+ .,'n:'g M4 rw, fu L H21-1' ' 2 L-5 ,:.,Q , 1, - f 52 'EF' ,. 4, , .H 'H 1. . A.. -e x, 4' .x , Y: .M .. , Vw, x -, Cr, ' x-- ,G fa gg, . 'JB Q. , qi N A - fs:--1' N 'v '.', - Q...g.-R. - Y i I1 ...-Q... .M V 4 f,, -.. ' - 'fufr-...f - M 4 fo..-J-f '3f-A 'X , ' ... - 5 ,,.,-..,.-. U 1 ,- -'vs-1, - I -nn, f, ' V -- , - 1.4.1. I ,L 2, ,. F , It , Y, e , . ' 'Yuma N-hw! -.sm f sz! I '-uf -Qi h. s iu.. KH-gr hh..-w '-.4 f-...Ny X aa' n V . x ' - up ff' fr- X15 xy , 6 x 2 3' 43 0 3 f - -Q. 0 .9..f3 1375 '-T-' A LII S ew db W 6 W3 r lb' A is funiors As the Juniors complete their second year in high school, they find many new and old friends to accompany them now and through the rest of their years. B. Aadland, T. Acevedo, M. Ack- ley, l. Addison, A. Adroubesian, C. Aguilar, B. Ainsworth, D. Ait- ken, C. Akard, D. Alban D. Albright, J. Allen, S. Allen, D. Allhouse, K. Allison, P. Almquist, J. Altshul, J. Alviani, M. Amacor, B. Amerian T. Ames, A. Amore, M. Anders, M. Anderson, S. Anderson, V. An- derson, A. Andrade, K. Andrews, S. Andrews, B. Andrus A. Archer, J. Arden, M. Arga- bright, R. Ariyasu, L. Armstrong, D. Arndt, M. Aronoff, O. Arre- dondo, B. Arth, D. Arther J. Ashkar, P. Aten, V. Atkins, E. Atwood, V. Atwood, B. Augur, C. Austin, L. Austin, M. Bagels, M. Bailey D. Bal-ter. C-. Baker, J. Baker, J. Baker, M. Balch. C. Ball, T. Ban- ning. C. Bansmer. B. Bare, C. Bar- more J. Barnard. S. Barner. C. Barnes, M. Barnes, D. Barnett, M. Barth, R. Bartlett. C-. Basey. C. Basrak, Cv. Bassett K. Batten. B. Batterhy. M. Bau. C. Becker. C. Beclow. K. Beeman. M. Beharry. O. Bel, M. Belshin. Cv. Benjamin . 2- Q, -UQ! .QQ - X o X ig fi . hw , O 1 Fall and Spring Junior Class Presidents Joel Altshul and Kerry Silvey Q' ,it-E pc' 1 ' ..., T' .f Vf,-f V' - . V , .. , ., .. .4 , .. . .. ff . Va,-. ..Ven .W . a f - - V f. ' ' L Ben .251 IL ,vm ,, , . VV w . ,Va P, ,, X .. K. Benjamin, V. Benoun, . if 37 ' 6' D JJ ' ',. gi G' i A SOD. M- Benson, J. Bernardirli, H I X 4 4 gl i 'Q A F, V -- . X G - ' Berger, R. Berman, A. Bermea, E , , . 5 ' ,V 75- A Bernard, S. Bernard Q , y ' J' VV A V Q3 My , : ' ,. J ,iran V' ,Q7 ' , :-.-:'L.g , . ap... .V . 5... R fl 3' ,f A di Q VQJVVV , ' 9' . ' S 1:-55,3 ga '2,.i'h : B. Berns, P. Berrl, B. Berrol, A. - , if, A .V . 'fi 52255 1 - ' , Berroud, N. Berton, J. Beyda, J. A . ' fa Hi .LV . 'ef .., at , f' ' . - . . . . A ag .gj'g'.- V.. Q G ij I , -ji M. G. V L4- Veg' A Bishop, N. Bisk. R. Bivins, R. . ., I I, me Ji, : I , 7.1.5 ,D VII ? , A K LAM., . , 1 . . . 'X . . . .u int .. . fav J 1 - rf., ., Q J. Blair, S. Blakeslee, K. Blizzard, f. 2 ' - J V ef P 'far , A . - wv 'r , ' . . . ,J Hg, , V -- .7 I -' SV Q, Z Q , e gl schild, B. Bolde, P. Boldettl, A. Y . , fe? , fir .lx f i, . .1 ,V ' ,rw - N V it Bongiovanni, K. Boone 5 ' , A.. L ' Hxuflg t '- lgea- 3 fl ti ' -aw. V Jag . 1 V' 4 J V ' H 3g'5'44? V , tl 3' at ' ' . 5-fi VV Var A A ' J. 5 5. f , J . IA. K ...rf V i ff . - ,Q . .. . V -' 1 f' 'B 'B . 'A . , , A I A L -,,, ,Y any X- .,- sp . J. Booth, J. Borenstein, T. Bor- ' - A, r f ag V' if, . L3 . ' Q 2 ' i i , fi X wick, D. Bosi, R. Bouchard, R. , , x ' VV, ' - r . 1 4 - 'A J' 1. ,f 4, , 3. Y , wx-Q , .3 . . 55 - , K - '-if A if 4,-jiif . I Y A 'H ,RV if 11' L l' . A 2 Boudreau, S. Bouma, J. Bouquet, A . H. Bove, D. Bowman ' A -iw I Bi l l A V' ' 'i 7 , - ,,',. Viifrl 1 A A 'Q ' A . .. 'W .. - ...J . . ., ,- . V A r-A- f l .3 , . - .V . : i f V- . - o' if- 3 R. Bradford, T. Brady. D. Brand. - F5 A as ' - f I, B. Brattln, S. Braveman, D. Bra- id 1g '- '9 V- VV ' A 1. ' Z V vin, D. Brennan, J. Brennan, D. 1 . f , I' V ' 2 Bridgeford, D. Bridges I I ' 212.7 If 4 1:2 EA , ' fi, gh- V 'gg 1 .' V N V -1 3 .Y . ' . ia' A 1 . Q5 -L, fi 1 ' XX- ' . rV. ef A ' . ' ' r r . V ' V if' Y, ..,. 2 ,gh j, Q f' W ' fe ,v u J J. Briggs, B. Brock, M. Brogan, S. 'Z ' A l Q '- 3 ' ? g -.1 , 555' .T Bromberg, K. Brooks, M. Brooks, 1 .ff Q V ' ' ' ' A', - jf' D. Brose, R. Brough, B. Brown, B. ' A K V A ' '34 I' ' A 1 'ir Brown ,. A 5- ij ' ,X VVQ, my-, A 'Aj' if ' ', A D 3, 1 -Y , 2 U 3 YIVA Jael, ., A . V ' 'J ,Ji t-,V N --.-, V.,,,.-,gf V3 A f V, ...A . VV . . 3. 'K - V R 5 - ' f V 'A K. ,.,V. V Q +5 1 - ,V V D. Brown, D. Brown, D. Brown, ' , 'iii 4 Q V' .4 N fi V J E 5535: , , If K. Brown, T. Brown, M. . -. V '- -V 4 - ' .f - x I I, 111 M H, i 9 A, ' My ' . 'LV -' ' - , ,Q ' if f if , ' is iv f l, ,fy gin, '75 A A Browrlrlgg, S. Brufner, C. Brum- - e 'f ' y 4 , .V 'fi' was 'V 21,5 1a ,, . VV.-a. Q Ei 1 1 5' 5' A, mer, M. Buchanan, F. Budden- ' fy! ' . 1- ?'V 5'J lTw 'S 'J ei ' f ' V A fi A ,342 brock R f' . ar.. V-ff' .' . g-fa.. , i. .L mix' Q JMa ft' it 4, x.V1......... .VVVVV rf ww-mr ... . Many times this year, these students gathered together to form the Junior Class Council and plan the activities for their class. Top Row: Arlene Andrade, Larry Jacoby, Arthur Rieman, Elise Weise, Bill Turpin, Martin Fishman. Row 2: Dave Muraoka, Mary Petit, Kathy Keiley, Joann Lapinsky, Jan Lonsdale, Maureen Hurley, Marilyn Le- Gall, C. Christopher. Row 3: Debbie VanRoy, Tom Berwick, Sherrie Segovia, Sue VanNess, Debbie Zuckerman, Susie Shimomaye, Laurie Wawrach, Joanne Schnee. Row 4: Vic Marino, Steve Decea, Shannon McClary, Joel Altshul. 7 , . S? 4, ' ' - - ,-Hs--fa..-4. ...id-if iff? B I U. t ll, A if I .Z - g F -P., Q 4 'ff , H- ,.-V 5 Y N 2 x A-J, w l' Sit -. i' 'qw i 1 'TH . -,!- . as We ,owe .... .swrwff 1 Fi x., RH iff' X f. JI- -- I Q a N' W , WL i ' X, 7' . X JW 1 W1 K ' WJ X I I I' 'f Junior class sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Livingston. Several eleventh grade students discuss thelr problems ln the Rap Room R. Bunch, M. Burg, B. Burkhead, G. Burnett, L. Burney, C. Butler, J. Butler, C. Butzer, S. Bymel, D. Bynom T. Byron, D. Cain, R. Caldera, R. Cammilleri, B. Campanario, J. Campbell, R. Cano, C. Capaldi, W. Capps, K. Carl K. Carlsen, T. Carpenter, S. Car- rier, S. Carter, S. Casey, R. Ca- tran, J. Cazanov, J. Chadd, S. Chadwick, C. Chaffee N. Chamberlin, P. Chandler, A. Chavez, D. Chavez, V. Cheevers, K. Chernay, J. Chicues, S. Childs, S. Chones, K. Christensen C. Christopher, C. Christy, A. Cichy, K. Clayton, C. Cliburn, S. Cobaugh, S. Coe, C. Coghlan, J. Cohen, S. Cohen S. Cohen, S. Cohen, R. Cohon, K. Colditz, P. Compton, L. Conn, A. Cook, C. Cook, J. Cook, J. Cooley L. Corbelli, M. Carbett, A. Costa, T. Costello, A. Cournia, R. Court' er, D. Cox. R. Cox, E. Crawford, R. Crawford K. Cressey. P. Crippen, L. Cronin, M. Crossen. D. Crowder, D. Col- bertson. J. Culpepper, C. Curtis, E. Cylwik. T. Daidone N. Dailey, P. Danenberg, R. Dan- ford, D. Danielson, S. Danley, M. Dannicliffe, A. Dass, S. Daven- port, J. Davies, M. Davies M. Davis, M. Davis, D. Davison, K. Daugherty, M. Dauwalter, D. Day, S. Decea, D. Delgado, H. De- marais, V. Demato M. Dery, R. Desmarteau, M. De- vore, M. Dexter, B. Diamond, L. Diamond, D. Diatch, A. Diaz, B. Dibene, D. Dicamillo B. Difranco, K. Dillberg, S. Ditt- mann, G. Dodie, B. Dodson, J. Dolan, M. Donley, V. Doran, S. Dougan, M. Douglas A. Dow, M. Downs, C. Doyle, D. Doyle, R. Doyle, M. Drake, V. Dreis, S. Dreyer, R. Dring, H. Dulberg T. Dugas, B. Dunn, D. Dunn, J. Dunn, C. Dunnet, D. Dunnet, L. Duquette, D. Eckelman, S. Eck- strand, D. Edwards T. Edwards, C.'Einstoss, D. Eisen- berg, K. Elias, S. Ellasoff, R. Eli- zarraz, T. Elkland, J. Elmassian, R. Elmlinger, T. Embry D. Enenbach, H. Emmer, K. Em- mert, D. Enault, D. Enault, S. En- field, T. Ephraim, T. Ernen- putsch, J. Ernst, R. Escobar Lek: The Juniors won this year in the competition between the classes at Homecoming, where they received first place for their magnificent float. Steve Decea is riding inside the winning float. 0 The Monroe students showed enthusiasm at the football games this year, as they cheered our great football teams to the city finals. D. Eskenozi, F.. Espinosa, M Evans, C. Evelove, C. Fallenberg, D. Fallentinc, C. Farr. G. Farr, E. Farrell, J. Faverman R. Fenton, G. Feo, K. Feola, R. Fergueson, S. Feuer, D. Fields, K. Finegold. C. Finstcr, C. Fiore, L. Fiore J. Fisher, J. Fishman, M. Fish- 5 man, M. Fitch, C. Fitzgerald, J. Fontana, D. Forber, A. Forbes, D. Forman, D. Forrest G. Forster, J. Forster, M. Fortuna A. Fortune, L. Fortune, C. Foster K. Foster, M. Foster, R. Fournier C. Fox J. Foy. P. Fraehiling, J. Frasher, A 'lil' H if ' B. Fredrick, J. Freeman, J. Free gr -. man, D. Freides, D. Friedman, J Friedman, M. Friedman S. Friedman, D. Fromm. J. Fros Chaur. R. Fullerman, R. Fuller man, R. Fuller, J. Funk. R. Fu rushiro, K. Fyler. T. Cvahagan 50- . lf . ,.:'l'?vQ' '4 gos. S. Gallegos. O. Calvin. R Cvaracvi. B. Garfunkel. S. Cates.J Cveeting. S. Cveldman e T. Gaim. J. Gallagher. 13. Galle- A ' 4 . a KLA' ,gg :Av 1' 1 ' Q 'F . f ,F J - is 1 F gg , 4 L ,Aa t K 1 G. Geller, S. Gellman, M. Gibson E. Giffin, M. Gilbert, T. Gillen, L Gilyard, M. Glauninger, G Gleich, D. Glick M. Glick, B. Glickman, R. Gloun- er, E. Gluckman, D. Glyer, G. Go- guen, K. Goin, M. Goldbeck, A. Goldstein, A. Goldstein M. Goode, A. Gordon, E. Gore, A. Gormley, M. Gould, G. Grab, D. Graham, K. Graham, T. Graham, J. Gramcko F. Grant, J. Grant, S. Grant, S. Greco, L. Green, G. Greene, B. Greenlee, R. Greenwood, J. Greg- ory, R. Grewal C. Griffin, M. Griffiths, S. Grisez, D. Gross, G. Groves, C. Grubbs, R. Guerra, L. Gugler, F. Gullix- son, B. Gurney J. Gustafson, J. Guthrie, O. Gu- tierrez, S. Haack, T. Haas, J. Haf- famier, D. Hagan, D. Hagen, P. Hahn, V. Halajian D. Haley, J. Hall, A. Hallmark, J. Hammer, B. Handjian, H. Haney, K. Hanff, D. Hanopulus, D. Han- son, M. Hanson T. Hanzmann, D. Harling, K. Har- rington, L. Harris, D. Harsh, M. Hartman, J. Hazeltine, B. Hat- field, L. Haynes, C. Hays K. Hedrick, M. Heins, L. Heintz, K. Heinke, L. Heist, M. Helfont, R. Hemenway, R. Henderson, T. Henry, R. Herbold M. Hernandez, R. Hernandez, R. Henandez, C. Herrington, P. Hess, L. Hewittii, B. Hickok, C. Hill, J. Hill, S. Hill S. Hillman, L. Hinz, R. Hirai, D. Hirsch, B. Hobby, L. Hockert, T. Hoehn, G. Hoffman, D. Hogan, M. Hogan B. Hoover, J. Hopkins, R. Horo- witz, R. Horowitz, D. Hostetler, K. Hoovey, L. Howard, M. Holmz, M. Hurley, D. Hurst L. Huse, P. Hustis, P. Hutchings, M. Hylano, D. Hyman, D. Isaac, K. lsovitz, P. Jackson, R. Jacobs, D. Jacoby A. James, D. Jamieson, K. Jeffery C. Jenkins. T. Jenkins, B. Jenks . Jensen, L. Jensen, C. Johnson . Johnson K D R. Johnson, R. Johnson, S. John- - son, T. Johnson, D. Jones, P Jones, S. Jones, M. Jorstad, B. Jo: seph, C. Juarez L. Judy, L. Kagan, T. Kalivas, A Kamins, K. Kampff, A. Kaplan C. Kaplan, D. Kaplan, S. Karafin C. Kavonian L. Kayne, J. Keen, K. Keiley, M. Kelley, R. Kellogg, S. Kellogg, K. Kelly, M. Kelly, C. Kennedy, M Kennedy D. Kenny, D. Kent, T. Kerbrat, R Kern, L. Kerstein, L. Kertesz, J Ketchum, J. Kevwitch, S. Keyser C. Kiel 1 v , . s .ik Q Q gym 9 , .. .' ,,- ., ni? QQ Q s Q W I' . QQ 1 3. QQ M .Q ini. QL Q . . Q., ..s, QQ Q . a,- C L . 'Dfw ' . ' if . Q ' C- ' N ti I Q LQ .4 x Q Q QL 3 Q Q Q L L :- . V 'E' - . f --'W ' -fi-K , :- w r t S -. . . K J ,J J . 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Kinsman, R. t it U , ' , P' Q Q W , ,, 5 1 Kirkpatrick, D. Kirkwood, S. ffh yr T' T Q 1 H. lf Q9 T Kleemann, N. Kleissas, D. Kli- My C' 7-Y 'Qi M . musko .4 J ,,.' '11-' . ,Q , iQ ., I J i if P.Kiutch,T.K0Ch,M.K0h1h0fSt, . . 'M' X X C. Kohut, P. Kolano, S. Kommel, 'K : Q -.:' V - Q M. Konechy, V. Konieceki, D. f , Kopenhaver, M. Kort TT ' l ' J. Kotichas L. Kushner L. Kna- 5 ' V' I G , S T 'K K gie C Knight D Knight C Krafft C Kraft C Kraft T Krag L Kraus 'v:' i?g':5 Terry Avcvedo finds a few moments of peace and quiet The lunch area is one of the most popular gathering places on campus. alone. S. Kray, J. Kremer, D, Krug, C Krum, K. Krupkin, B. Kullback D. Kupfer, S. Kuplent, K. Kurtz R. Lacher G. Ladd, J. Lagiola, M. Lagore, B. La Macchia, T. Landis, B. Landry, L. Lane, S. Lang, J. Lanier, J. La- pinsky F. Lara, J. Larson, M. Lary, K. Lathrop, R. Lawrence, C. Lay, R. Lazar, R. Leffier, M. Le Gall, A. Leone P. Leto, S. Levy, K. Li, J. Licha, B. Liebman, M. Liebo, C. Lieder- man, J. Lipkin, S. Litvin, I. Litzer T. Liveri, C. Long, J. Long, M. Longfellow, J. Lonsdale, M. Lo- rentzen, P. Loudercream, J. Loutzenhiser, D. Love D. Lowdermilk, R. Lucas, P. Lukow, C. Luna, D.lLuna, S. Luna, J. Lundie, D. Luse, C. Luss- ier, R. Lussier B. Lyon, P. Maccinile, K. Macleod, T. Mahoney, D. Main- wal, C. Maldonado, P. Maliniak, D. Malinosky, T. Mallean, R. Macleod P. Manichin, B. Manners C. Mannion, D. Manring T. Marchese, T. Marchione J. Margucci, S. Marine V. Marino, J. Markel D. Marks, B. Marlin D. Martin, V. Martin, R. Martinel ci, M. Martinez, G. Marurana, R Masamitsu C. Matter, L. Maurice, C. Maver A. Maximiuk, D. May. J. May K. Mayeda, R. Map, A. Mazzola J. McBride, J. McBryde, McClain S. McClary, T. McColley, McCollum, L. McCusker, McDermott, T. McElroy G. McGee, P. McGuire. McHenry, A. Mclntosh, McKissick, S. McKowan M. McLaughlin, N. McL0oth, L. McMannus, E. McNilly, R. Me- hoves, R. Merritt R. Mesick, S. Metcalf, M. Metz- Qi ger, D. Meyer, R. Meza, E. Mi- chaelson J. Michaud, M. Miklovick. B. Mi kulay, C. Miller, D. Miller, D. Mil ler F. Miller, H. Miller, J. Miller, L Miller, S. Miller, J. Miner J. Minnick, M. Minpes. M. Mintz, M. Miyagishima, Y. Montanez, B. Montes De Oca D. Moody. C. Moore, N. Moran, G, Morehead, T. Morehead, A. Morris D. Morris. B. Morrison. Morri- son. J. Morse. J. Morton. L. Mor- tara J. Morton. J. Moss. C. Motola. M. Motoyasu. M. Mungle. N. Munger V in '- ' ' it Monroe students take it easy on their breaks between classes. M. Munkres, J. Munson, D. Mu raoka, C. Murdock, G. Murphy K. Murphy, P. Murphy, C. Mur ray, G. Murray D. Musselwhite, M. Nagel, J. Na politano, P. Nedd, L. Nelsen, D Nelson, T. Nelson, M. Nerman, D Nicholson, R. Niimi R. Nipert, N. Nishioka, R. Nor- strom, H. Novak, S. Oberly, G. O'Brien, P. O'Brien, T. O,Connell, S. Oden, S. Ogg P. 0'Grady, L. Oilrlearn, T. O,Keefe, P. Oliver, T. O'Neill, G. Orland, V. Orr, A. Otoole, C. Ounjian, N. Pack E. Pallares, L. Palmer, E. Palm- quist, C. Panek, T. Panicello, N. Parent, K. Parker, L. Parsons, D. Patterson, J. Patterson P. Patterson, S. Paul, R. Pauly, R. Paysinger, M. Peck, S. Pederson, N. Pedinoff, R. Pelsey, S. Pendell, J. Penn K. Peranich, T. Perkins, D. Pe- ters, M, Petitt, M. Peyser, R. Philp, A. Phillips, L. Phillips, L. Piazza, P. Pierce R. Pierce, F. Pikor, S. Pilkington, C. Pirillo, D. Pirtle, R. Pistone, R. Pohl, K. Poland, G. Pollick, E. Polrier B. Popovac, M. Porter, R. Porto, S. Postma, P. Pozirekides, J. Prange, S. Prange, D. Prescott, R. Prescott, M. Press J. Price, B. Purdy, K. Purdy, K. Purdy, N. Purneli, S. Purviance, N. Pyle, P. Rademacher, A. Radis, K. Ramsay C. Rapoport, L. Ravitz, K. Ray, J. Raymondi, D. Reardon, D. Reed, K. Reed, D. Reich, M. Reichert, D. Reid T. Reid, S. Resnick, R. Reyes, D. Rhodes, P. Riccardelli, B. Rice, V. Richards, R. Riddle, A. Rie- man, R. Riganti D. Ripley, D. Rivas, R. Rivera, E. Rizzo, J. Roberts, M. Roberts, J. Robertson, A. Robinfeld, D. Rob- inson, N. Roche 6 . 1.3 . -54 111 ...I y in f. H - Mark Hulme and Jean Hill share a peaceful moment together Our pnncipal Mr Miller IS often found casually talking to students C. Rodningen, M. Rogers, C Romero, J. Root, J. Rosati, C Rose, S. Rose, M. Rosenberg S. Rosenberg, R. Rosengren B. Ross, K. Ross, L. Ross, T Rossie, J. Roth, B. Rotheiser J. Rother, D. Rothgelb, J Rubin, M. Rubin J. Rubinstein, J. Ruccione, K Rucker, J. Rudolph, M. Ru dolph, T. Rusinko, C. Russell M. Russell, J. Russikoff, S Rutigliano M. Ruzic, D. Ryan, L. Ryan M. Sable, S. Sachhub, M. Sackj heim, D. Saffold, D. Sakata J. Salalla, D. Salazar R. Salazar, B. Salcedo, N. Salisburg, R. Salkind, B. Sampson, T. Sampson. D Sanders, B. Sandwick, J. San- ner, S. Santeramo J. Sarge, J. Saunders, M. Saun ders. S. Sawyer, S. Scalise. M Schaeffina. B. Schaffer, J Schermer. D. Schindler, L Schlodclt J. Schnee, J. Schneider, T. Schnepp, S. Schmidl. L. Schoenlhal, T. Schonberger, S. Schott, M. Schragcr. S. Schroeder, L. Schula 1 1 1 1 Where's everyone going - there's still 15 minutes left of class! Will the real senior lawn please stand up. l l II 1- -. -. .W M H. Schuyler, J. Schwab, D. Schwartz, D. Schwartz, L. Schwartz, J. Sechrist, K. See- hoffer, S. Segovia, R. Selk, D. Sena T. Serago, T. Sesma, D. Shade, G. Shaffir, K. Shannon, W. Sharp, C. Sharpsteen, T. Sheaffer, D. Sher, S. Sher D. Shilling, M. Shilling, S. Shi- nall, R. Shiraishi, W. Shrews- bury, D. Siddon, V. Silberman, T. Silver, M. Silverman K. Silvery, T. Simili, N. Sim- monds, J. Simmons, T. Simp- kins, H. Singer, C. Sink, R. Sisselman, R. Skarrow, M. Skinner A. Slagboom, B. Slater, C. Slauson, C. Slette, K. Slevin, B. Smart, B. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith C. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith, G. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith, T. Smith, W. Smith, T. Smyth J. Soderberg, P. Soderquist, S Sophia, R. Sorenson, A. Sor- gatz, D. Sosko,-C. Souleles, B Souther, G. Spahn, S. Spak 7 F. Spangler, D. Sparks, J Spector, P. Spies, M. Spitlea R. Stalk, C. Starr, B. Stear- man, D. Steeves, J. Steffen. P. Steffen, D. Stein, G. Stein born, K. Steinfeld, A. Stein gold, R. Stellar, S. Stern, S Stevens, D. Stewart, R. Stice. B. Stiles, B. Stinnett, R. Stock inger, J. Stockton, D. Stolar- ski, B. Stolle, C. Stolz, C Stone, R. Strange, G. Sublette R. Surwillo, B. Sustin, D. Svymbersky, D. Swan, L. Swynd, J. Sylvester, T. Sylves ter, B. Szucs, A. Talamantez, E. Tapia. M. Tarnoff, D. Tassey, B. Taub, K. Taylor, T. Taylor, K. Tays, K. Ternes, C. Templeton T. Tennies, R. Tentschert. W. Terry, M. Tessier, L Thomas, P. Thomas, H Thompson, L. Thompson, D Thordarson, L. Thornhill, A Thurman, K. Tiegs. S. Timpano, M. Tinky, C. Tip pit, T. Tomassi, L. Torres, M Torrey, M. Treasure, T. Trom bino, D. Trombley, C. Trotta. L. Troy, G. Troyer, T. Truex P. Turlington, B. Turpin, S Ulene, R. Valente, L. Van Eyk D. VanCelderen, S. Vanness. E. VanHolten, D. VanRoy, L Varblow, M. Venters, C Ventling, M. Vickers, S. Vill- ero, D. Villarreal, N. Vitale, C. Vondracek. K. Wachs, D. Wade, K. Wag- ner, J. Wahlmeier, M. Wahl- meier, D. Walker, L. Walker, N. Wallace, R. Wallerstein, A. Ward. D. Ward, D. Ward, B. Waster, W. Watson, L. Wawrach, J. Webster, J. Wegener, C. Wehr, B. Weinsoff, D. Weinstein. A. Weisberg. J. Weisberg. M. Weisberger, E. Weise. J. Weis- low, H. Weltzman, D. Well- come, M. Weller, D. Wells, S. Welsh. M. Wendel. D. Wenzel, S. Wesanen, P. Wessel. C. West. D. West. S. Wliiston, J. Whit- bey. D. White. T. White. 138 is nn- G- .- ip- . . M , .,. v' 9' V J T Q 1 U . x . ' J Y 1? ix tfAk fo -' ' ' 'F' t . he V in A Q , fi ' - F ?5 Q-15 W' '-- N AQ' kr X I Q CN ' ' , lt . E- J' is 4 I -Xa ll . lA. , 1: ., s 3-. f Q se i ' as , ax is ' -it f Xt 4 . 'V 1 I rr I 3 p 1 I , L ,I t it 'L- : T., ' ' J 1 . ' Q - ' . TFT , Ill, -,., i x L , a. 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Aitken, A. Alcantar, V. Alex- ander, A. Allen, E. Allen. G. Allen, J. Allen, C. Al lensworth, R. Allison, L Allred, C. Aloisio, M. Alter man, D. Alvarado, B. Amber ger, M. Amberson. B. Ambler, R. Ambroff, G Amodeoloz, M. Amterasian, C Anderson, C. Anderson, L Anderson, L. Anderson, ,l. An- drade, W. Andrew. D. Andrews, J. Angell, R Angstman, S. Appleton, T Aquino, J. Aragon, N. Arcadi K. Arellano, B. Arner, C. Ar- nold. B. Arthur, K. Ash, M. Atchi- son, D. Averill, S. Awrey, D. Axberg, B. Axelrod, S. Ayers, C. Babilonia, P. Baca. R. Baensch, C. Bailey, K. Baillk, C. Baker, J. Baker. L. Baker, S. Baker. A. Baklin. J. Ball, J. Handy. f s A-.f ai' 'i , . M if t 135 H 4' Si' r an 'Qty W ,A t I ka. I Fall Class President - Mary Poston. .Will N.. it vs 3 -.Q ,3 .f J 1 1 '. N 'N i I I Na rm V 'E , Vi' .4 X B viii ,tw if I Alt J g t -if iiii 1 uw 'fr Y - ,r f .,.. I ,. .' 7, -ti 3 a,-lf rt -- --1' . f-.sy--Fc... I R. 'V 'P 'A is ' ,,it'zJ'f' i . my- yt - 2 if 'etxasgfy U r . 2. 'g4,,,'. .. My .. '72 4-My -. , - - wlrhi.. trrftku ,121 , wg, f. ., f t-1,3-'4 ff'-Nxt eb, fu. A .1 A . ,Q CH I mp? he . l '3 E . Spring Class President - Mary Copeland. D. Bansmer, G. Baptist, V Barabash, D. Barber, J. Bar- bour, G. Barnes, M. Barnes, B Barocas, D. Barrack, R. Barra- Za. J. Barron, K. Barron, S. Barry, M. Bartkowiak, M. Basson, S. Bastian, S. Bath, B. Bau, D. Baughman, P. Baxter. D. Bean, N. Beaty, D. Beau- champ, R. Beaulieu, G. Be- chinsky, B. Beck, J. Beck, J. Beckius, R. Bedoy, T. Begines. L. Beharry, T. Belew, J. Belfat- to, A. Bellito, S. Bellman, T. Bennett, G. Benson, C. Ben- ton, C. Benyo, J. Beranek. P. Beranek, J. Berger, P. Berg- man, S. Berke, H. Berkus, J. Berman, A. Bernardi, S. Ber- nardi, A. Berns, D. Bernstein. M. Bertik, N. Beitsch, J. Bid- dle, R. Bienenfeld, M. Biggs, P. Bilbao, M. Binsley, D. Black, A. Blasco, G. Bleahu. S. Bloom, S. Blumenthal, R Bly, J. Bock, A. Bodnar, L Boehm, B. Bohnen, E. Boje, T Bolick, E. Bollinger. A. Bomar, K. Borawski, C Bordash, R. Boren, B. Bosley, C. Boston, C. Bowman, D. Bowman, R. Bowman, K A - 5. Bradley. The tenth grade Fall Class Council planned the activities for their class this year. These students are: flop left, Robbie Keller, Scott Taylor, Bob Kenk, Carol Heumen, Mary P., Lisa Larsong fbottomj Carol Gassin, Mary Copeland Sharon Blumenthal Adriene Kerbrot, Brenda Lehue and fl Mary Poston. fi ,Xf.9.J2.XB .,i B S. Brattebo, R. Breene, L. Breithaupt C. Brenneman, J. Brenneman, B. Bridgeford S. Bridges, S. Bridges, R. Briggs P. Brim, C. Brock, J. Brodsky L. Brook, P. Brousseau, S. Browdy L. Brown, S. Brown, S. Brown T. Brown, K. Brownrigg, M. Brunson R. Brusasco, R. Bruzzi, S. Bry- ant, S. Brydson, K. Buchanan, S. Bullock, D. Bunyan, C. Bu- onarati, S. Burden, P. Burger S. Burke, S. Burkow, S. Burn- ham, R. Burtoft, J. Bustad, B. Bustamanted, L. Butler, J. Cal- deron, J. Callas, J. Callender C. Camara, M. Campanario, T. Canarsky, V. Canchola, M. Ca- pote, J. Capps, R. 'Carpe, J. Carrillo, S. Carroll, M. Carter J. Carver, D. Casey, P. Casey, L. Catean, H. Chambers, D. Chandler, L. Charitan, H. Chorney, K. Christensen, K. Christensen M. Christopher, C. Clark, K. Clary, R. Claus, M. Closset, B. Clyde, V. Cochran, B. Cohen, Cv. Cohen, L. Cohon D. Coldren, R. Cole, A. Comi- sari, R. Connelly. .l. Cook. M. Cook, V. Cooper, M. Cope- land, C-. Corr, D. Cortez 42 - , ,..-.. .I 4A.':lA...,.- . ,, : l f K ' , r 4 s 'L .fi 7 A I . '.'-' Y' ' .'.., , ., ...- I-.. , ....:- . -'-'I .. .' .-ag.: ' - sfg . :,- .- . ,A -. -'.E.ia:.- ,.- X.,-.',,,.xY,..,..f,' . is Tenth grade class sponsors Mr. Friedman and Miss Guiffreda IIE 1 . - f - ' .,4..-R .., B -5- -f 4 ' ' L ' '1 s. s ' A 1 31 I I J ' J ' 2 -1 - V Q jl F' ' ,,5 '-i M . A, ' ff M -3. X - ff 'Fil-. Q - ' Ji- 'A -V f s r. tgsnr i-bk 5. F 5 Q 3-5 .als .jaw - s -4 - .-ff Egg. fl ni. E , ig . ...A as 1 vi -2 ? 1.15 . 1, .v K ' 'K' 'f it . r M If s f 'W' 1' i , N , . Q A . . X A 22 . ,., H - .. rf . ff .. 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Couron. I. Cox. L. Y Cox, R. Cox. P. Craig. . Creach. D. Crissman. C. Croucher, P. Crowley. M. Cubbison. T. Cullen. C-. Cul- traro. D. Cunha. B. Czerni- akowski. M. Dale. S. Dallee. F. Dalton. S. Dalton. J. Damiano. I. Danenberg. M7Danialson. D. Daniel, A. Dass. l.. Davfen. G. Davis. L. Dads. S. Daxis. C. Dean. M. De.-Xngelo. l. Decker. B. Dedericlc, A. Defel- ile. L. Delaney. M. DelCam- pos, R. Demusiak. J. Dennler, .l. Desrosiers. J. Devery. K. Deyoe, B. Di- franco. R. Dillingham. M. Dis- brow, P. Distefano. M. Dixon, Doberman, F. Doctor, B. Dodd. D. Dolan. D. Domeier. D. Domes, M. Dominguez. F. Do- nato. H. Donckels. D. Donnel- ly, D. Donovan, K. Donovan. K. Donsky. K. Downer, D. Downs. B. Du- brow. J. Dudroy. C. Dumais. A. Dunn. C. Dunn. M. Dunni- cliffe. M. Dupiessis, D. Dupre. B. Durando, T. Durham. T. Dustman. R. Dyck. K. Dyer. C. Eads. G. Eastburn. A. Edwards. S. Eisenberg. C. Elias. R. Elizarraz, G. Elroy. B. Emerson. B. Encinas. M. Enenbach. D. England. S. Englaud. T. Enzer. 14 E. Erest, V. Ernst, D. Ernst- meyer, N. Eskenazi, S. Eskov- itz, D. Esmeja, J. Evans, C. Farley, C. Fehrman, M. Feinberg C. Felt, E. Fenther, P. Fer- brache, L. Ferman, L. Ferrell, Y. Ferrer, J. Ferris, J. Ferris, N. Feuer, J. Flaherty J. Flannery, H. Fields, F. Fi- nazzo, B. Fine, L. Fineberg, J. Fink, J. Finkel, R. Finlayson, M. Fischer, A. Fitch P. Fleisher, M. Flinn, C. Flockhart, M. Flockhart, S. Forsythe, J. Fortune, B. Fos- ter, S. Foster, W. Foster, C. Frank V V. Franke, K. Frederick, D. Frevele, M. Frew, M. Frimmel, A. Gale, J. Gallegos, P. Gallo- way, G. Galvin, J. Gappa G. Garber, J. Garcia, L. Gar- cia, M. Garcia, D. Gardiner, M. Garfield, A. Garfinkel, T. Garrison, B. Gasca, C. Gassin J. Gautieri, J. Gelinas, R. Gel ler, C. Gellis, J. Gennarini, K. Gibbs, J. Gibson, M. Gillespie L. Gilmore, M. Gintz J. Giorgianni, R. Giorsanni, V Giovinazzo, M. Gitt, B. Glass M. Glauninger, M. Glines, P Goguen, D. Goldberg, R. Gold man D. Gonzalez, K. Good, B Goodman, H. Goodman, D Gordon, L. Gordon, S. Gor- don, P. Goss, J. Gould, R Graff A D. Graham, S. Graham, D. Grant, J. Green, J. Greenberg, R. Greenberg, J. Greene, V. Greene, H. Greenstein, M. Greenwald L. Greenwell, L. Gregg, J. Gregory, F. Grennon, D. Grif- X fith, S. Grisco, C. Griswold, D. 1 Grock, A. Grone. J. Grow S. Grud, S. Guagenti, D. Gus- ' tafson. T. Gwaltney. L. Haight. M. Haines. P. Haines, M. Hal- fon. C. Hall. S. Hall 44 .g .qw f wazefaa A ' x Ps xx' 5 X f X f 1 , any 'rr Sa r i gQ.br ,g. ' Y - .U H W f 5' if Q I all .ff QW' y EM JP? .. r X I K J, . H if V. 9 A at 'J ' f JV' it P V, , , .,b: , .. W E r i f L , - WWA: ' L T A1 ,. Q H' J KLAQZ K -xx -,,Z ,. W . ' , T 1'., ,fiifi-Q , 'W as 'ti su . ' me any , J K' 1,4 .t Y J ' W ,t hyv V' yn 2 . P- fi . ef' . Weren't you in here yesterday? X. E if I-, Z ,i 'H iii nga , f p ' A X 1 B, l' 6.4 X AKHQS .XY X-,N 1- ,-QJYV jg- . it M Z. Haloulakos, D. Hamilton, J. Hamilton, C. Hammanlund S. Hammer, T. Hammer, B. Hammond, T. Hammond S. Handley, V. Hanks, M. Han- sen, S. Harding C. Hardman, K. Harner, T. Hamish, R. Harrington D. Harris, J. Harris, F. Harsh- berger, L. Hartjen S. Harvey, S. Harvey, S. Hash, L. Haskell H. Hatfield, R. Hawksley, C. Hayes, S. Hayes, C. Hecox, S. Helfawd, L. Hemzacck, J. Hen- dren, K. Henry, K. Henry R. Herbold, B. Herder, D. Her- man, M. Herman, M. Hernan- dez, V. Hernandez, K. Her- ness, L. Hersch, C. Heuman, D. Hickey M. Hicks, J. Hieatt, N. Higash- ida, R. Higashida, B. Hill, M. Hill, S. Hill, A. Hillman, J. Hinschberger, L. Hinschberger J. Hodkins, S. Hoffman, G. Holbrook, C. Holden, D. Holli- han, M. Hollister, N. Hollister, T. Holmgren, L. Holzer, V. Holzer V. Hood, J. Hoover, J. Hor- back, R. Horneck, J. Horner, C. Horton, C. Hosler, S. Hot- mer, S. Howell, L. Howenstein J. Hubert, K. Hulett, P. Hun- tek, K. Hustis, B. Hutson, P. Hutt, R. Huuskonen, P. Hwat- isin, J. Hyman, H. livonen S. lovonen, S. lllsoh, D. lngle, J. lnterrante, R. Isaac, M. Ives, J. Jachacz, J. Jackson, T. Jaco- bellis, H. Jacobson R. Jacoby, J. James, V. Jaszke, M. Jeffery, H. Jennings, S. Jes- son, D. Johnson, E. Johnson, F. Johnson, L. Johnson N. Johnson, R. Johnson, J. Jones, M. Jones, N. Jones, R. Jones, C. Jurcak, D. Kaban- uck, R. Kacik, S. Kadota P. Kalevitch, J. Kalivas, C. Ka plan, F. Kappeler, W. Kasha R. Kashka, D. Kasper, S. Ka wata, D. Keating, L. Keebler R. Keller, K. Kelley, D. Kell stron, K. Kelly, K. Kelly, P Kelly, C. Kelso, S. Kemper, R Kenck Jr., C. Kennamer B. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, V. Kennedy, T. Kenny, A. Ker- brat, D. Kern, D. King, J. Kinsman, J. Kinzer, V. Kirkpatrick L. Kirschbaum, J. Kiser, W. Kleinschmitt, S. Klemme, H. Kline, V. Knagie, P. Knight, G. Knudson, M. Koebrich, J. Koehler C. Koich. K. Kolb, S. Kon- ecny, B. Kovar K. Kozak, M. Kramer, ,C. Krampe, L. Kraus B. Krout, J. Krug, D. Kuhn- hoff, K. Kuzlich S. Labman, G. Lacy, Y. La Gore, J. Laird B. Lalane, C. Lamonda. J. Lan- caster, A. Landeros R. Landry, M. Lang. C. Lang- sam. D. Lara fi--8' W -. , , . No matter what the class iS. - - - ' people are always experimenting. T. Larimore, R. Larkin, L. Larsen, J. Larson, J. Larson, L. Larson, K. Law, R. Lawcock, K. Lawaun, F. Law- son C. Lawyer, W. Layer, J. Lee, R. Lee, T. Lee, J. Lefebvre, V. Leffler, B. LeHew, K. Lehne, E. Leisker D. Lembo, K. Lench, L. Leth- bridge, M. Letizia, J. Levi, L. Levin, J. Levy, R. Lewis, W. Lewis, R. Lichten J. Lillie, S. Lima, J. Ling, D. Link, P. Lisec, N. Lithgow, C. Livingston, M. Llach, J. Lobel D. Lockskin 9 J. Loe, L. Loen, J. Lombardi S. Londe, H. Longley, L Lopez, M. Lovell, D. Lowe, G Lucky, D. Luna D. Luna, D. Luna, C. Macha- do, S. Mack, S. Mack, B. Mac- Cachlan, S. MacLeod, D. Mad- dox, V. Maeder, K. Mahaffey B. Maier, D. Maine, R. Main hurst, K. Mainwal, G. Maker, L. Malara, L. Malmborg, .J Mangan, J. Manheim, P. Mani chia D. Mann, W. Mann, C. Man- ring, D. Marchione, D. Mar- chione, D. Marcotte, M. Mares, D. Mark, D. Marks, L. Markwell 147 48 J. Marmolejo, R. Martin, L. 5' Martinez, R. Masamitsu, M. Masciotra, N. Masi, D. Master- son, M. Mastraydrea, F. Mas- tro, L. Matsuo D. Mattsews, L. May, Mayall, S. Mayer, R. Mayes, Mayfield, S. McCarthy, M McCavley, B. McEwan, D McGhee J B M. Mclnlosh, R. Mclntyre, D. McMillan, D. Meadoza, L. Me- dina, B. Mednick, C. Mehl- hose, J. Meier, M. Meisenhold- er, P. Melincoff P. Meshelski, K. Metcalf, R. Metter, P. Meyers, C. Migliori, P. Milkovich, D. Miller, R. Millin, J. Mills, C. Miner T. Milchin, K. Mitsch, J. Mlenar, K. Modracek, J. Mol- lenhautt, R. Molloy, A. Mol- nar, E. Monlano, S. Montgom- ery, L. Monzo Cv. Moody, C. Moore, J. Moore L. Moore, P. Moore, J. Moran M. Moraqian, H. Moszkowicz C. Motley, C. Motoike T. Muckler, S. Munson, K Muraoka, B. Murphy, N. Mur: A phy, R. Murphy, T. Murphy G. Musch, A. Mynar, M. Nac- carelli D. Nach, D. Nadel, N. Nagy, J. . . lb ' Nakazawa, R. Nance, C. Napo- litano, F. Nappe, T. Nassie, M Neal, D. Neill R. Neimand, C. Nelsen, B Nelson, L. Nelson, D. Nesseth J. Nestler, B. Netzley, D. Neo- A- baver, S. Neubauer, S. New bold D. Newcomb, J. Newcomb, C Newhard, G. Newman, P Newman, V. Nicholas, B Nichols, A. Nickelsburg, T Nicoletti, C. Nishida . 1 min: -a -- , GYQM M E' av QS- U Q 'N 23 Q 'BF ' ' Y' PM A. Nishioka, P. Norcisa, D. ' ' N Noto, P. Oberly. K. o'Bmin. X s. il K. O'Cvrady. S. O'Grady. A. lx if Ohar. J. O'Keefe. M. Olden- 4, burg . V . 3, T I -.ii ' T. Oleary, K. Oliver, L. Oliver. ' L. Oliver. P. Oloane, C. Olsef- gl W sky. D. Olsen, K. Olson, S. ' ,W Olson. M. O'Neil ff, . ig, . --,f- 5 SX. ff W' if Q S. Orth, E. Ortiz, T. Osborne J. Osterman, L. Overstreet, G Ownby, J. Padrick, G. Page, L. Pallares, C. Parent D. Parfitt, J. Parfitt, S. Paris, J. Parker, M. Parker, M. Par- sons, S. Partridge, A. Parzyk, C. Pastel, J. Patrick M. Pavin, R. Pearson, R. Pear- son, S. Pearson, J. Pease, B. Pedersen, P. Peebles, A. Pee- vyhouse, J. Pencak, C. Pr nook S. Perez, D. Perkins, P. Per- kins, T. Perry, T. Persons, J. Persson, C. Peterson, J. Pete' son, T. Peterson, J. Petty S. Petty, S. Peyser, K. Pezel, D. Phelan, B. Phillips, D. Phil- lips, T. Pierce, F. Pierson, J. Pietrowski, L. Pinto E. Platt, M. Pliss, R. Pliss, T. Plutzer, C. Pollack, R. Popp, C. Porter, J. Porter, M. Porter, E. Posch M. Poston, D. Poulin, B. Pow- ell, S. Pozier, S. Prestent, D. Prestridge, D. Price, D. Prin- zing, C. Prober, R. Purkiss D. Quarant, M. Quintal, C. Railson, L. Raimondi, L. Ramos, B. Rankbi, C. Rayman, M. Reardon, A. Rebis, D. Re- check M. Reed, D. Reeves, M. Reeves, T. Regalia, A. Rehm, B. Reid, N. Reiner, C. Rerhu- las, K. Ribons, T. Richards J. Richey, J. Riedinger, J. Riese, R. Riley, S. Riley, J. Rivetti, P. Rizzo, J. Robb, C. Robbins, L. Robbins L. Roberson, B. Roberts, D. Roberts, T. Robertson, T. Rob- ertson, J. Robinson, S. Robin- son, D. Roche, B. Rodabaugh, R. Roderick R. Rodgers, J. Rodningen, J. Rogers, R. Rogers, R. Rogos- sett, A. Romaw, H. Romero, R. Rooks, R. Rooney, R. Rogues 149 R. Roques, M. Rosas, R. Rose, S. Rosenberg, M. Rosenkratz, B. Ross, D. Ross, S. Ross, K. Rossali, E. Rothman S. Rotz, F. Rowe, D. Rubanow- itz, .l. Rubinstein, D. Rudolph, J. Ruhcl, M. Russell, M. Rus- sell, J. Ryan, T. Ryan T. Ryan, L. Rydgig, T. Sabol, M. Sacharow, D. Sackheim, J. Salas, R. Salter, A. Saltzman, J. Samuelson, N. Sandoval L. Sarubbe, J. Saunders, R. Sa. wicki, G. Scalise, M. Schaffer, D. Schalk, K. Schaller, M. Scharf, S. Scherman, C. Scher- me! S. Schiffman, J. Schmidt, C. Schmitt, J. Shnaidt, A. Schnee, S. Schrader, S. Schrader, L. Schrater, R. Schreiber, J. Schulman D. Schultz, P. Schultz, B. Schwartz, J. Schwartz, E. Schweitzer, W. Scott, D. Sees- ler, J. Seibel, R. Semays, N. Semerdjian M. Senensieb, F. Sereci, N. Serizawa, C. Sorrano, R Sesma, L. Seyfert, K. Shanto, M. Shapiro, R. Shapiro, K Shappell B. Shaw, C. Shaw, S. Shaw, T. Sheaffer J. Shedden, B. Shelton, R. Shi- pley, B. Shoji S. Shone, C. Shrader, C. Shu- ler, S. Shulman V. Sibbald, S. Sickel, A. Siko- ra, Y. Sikora J. Silbcrman, M. Silverman, J. Simmerman, E. Simmonds T. Simon, C. Simonton, M. Simpson. P. Skoda 50 yiQ,mM,.fLlf X .rf V' 'wvig l l Mr. Summerfield, tenth grade counselor, helps one of his students plan her program. The private view of a student's unique locker. R. Slater, P. Slauson, J. Slet- tedahl, B. Smith C. Smith, C. Smith, L. Smith, R. Smith S. Smith, G. Snyder, K. Sofley, C. Sohns D. Sommers, M. Sondermann, D. Sorenson, D. Spahn C. Spargo, M. Spegg, B. Spen- cer, M. Sperber D. Spezizle, K. Spiegel, L. Spielberg, R. Spierto G. Spirak, B. Stahi, T. Staidle, G. Staley, M. Stamand, T. Sta- mant, C. Stara, N. Starkman, M. Starr, S. Starr K. Steele, J. Stein, M. Steinberg, K. Stelck, L. Ster- ling, J. Stern, M. Stern, M. Sterne, C. Stevens, J. Stevens P. Stevenson, T. Stevenson, J. Stewart, M. Stewart, J. St. Mi- chel, J. Stocks, S. Stojadinovic, M. Stoll, D. Storm, L. Strauss L. Strickland, K. Strong, S. Strums, K. Sugarman, B. Sulli- van, C. Sullivan, J. Sundher, J. Sundin, A. Surtshin, J. Svym- bersky M. Swiston, F. Szabo, S. Szucs, V. Szucs, M. Talbot, T. Tal- bott, J. Tango, J. Tate, D. Tay- lor, P. Taylor R. Taylor, S. Taylor, B. Tays, T. Tefeeteller, C. Tennies, D. Teter, R. Tetrick, M. Tho- mann, B. Thomas, B. Thomas B. Thomas, C. Thomas, G. Thomas, J. Thomas, S. Thom- as, V. Thomas, C. Thompson, R. Thompson, R. Thompson 2 E. Thomson, J. Thomson, N. Thornton, J. Tiberi, K. Tippit, J. Tisthammer, T. Toensing, R. Tolin, T. Tomaselia, R. Tomer C. Topel, R. Torres, M. Tre- bon, K. Triche, D. Troili, S. Trotter, T. Trout, S. Tucker, K. Uhlenkott, Uhlenkott D. Ullo, D. Ullom, M. Unger, V. Urso, K. Vaccaro, E. Valen- zuela, B. Van Auken, D. Van- denbrink, J. VanHees, B. Van Hulzum L. VanMeter, T. Van Zyl, L. Varblow, M. Varni, D. Varon, C. Vaughan, D. Vaughn, D. Vaughn, T. Vaughn, M. Ven- tresca C. Vermillion, V. Verrill, L. Vidito, D. Vietner, B. Villar- real, A. Vispi, J. Volgts, T. Vonwaner, P. Wacker, L. Wag- ner W. Wagner, V. Wahba, B. Waisgerber, C. Walfe, L. Wal- dron, L. Waldron, J. Walker, J. Walker, K. Walker, S. Walk- CI' J. Wallace, J. Wallace, S. Wal lace, M. Walton, R. Wamsat N. Wander, B. Ward, L. War- ren, M. Waskul, J. Waters G. Waterson, B. Watson, K. Watson, D. Way, J. Weaver, C. Webster, J. Weeks, C. Weiner, G. Weiss, J. Welbourne H. Weller, C. Wells, M. Wells, D. Welty, M. Werte, S. Westa- by, W. Westerdahl, V. Weston, S. Weyenberg, E. Wheat M. White, L. Whitehouse, M. Whitmer, R. Whitson, J. Why- not, P. Wilhorn, L. Wilcomb, C. Wilcox, P. Wilde, D. Wilke P. Wilkenins, C. Williams, S. Williams, D. Willsiamson, B. Willis, K. Wilmakth, S. Wil- son, V. Wilson, V. Winge, M. Winston W. Wittenberg, M. Woehrle. S. Wohl, T, Wolf, T. Wolfe, B. Wolfson, B. Wolpa, A. Wood, D. Wood. C. Wood C. Woodring. R. Woodward, R. Woolson, S. Worne. S. Wrolstad. L. Wylie. R. Yaffe, B. Yamamoto. J. Yaslrah. P. Yochim ,,4-P 1, pf T5 LLL, 'U sg - V V- X :': - -.A - - 'jggj' W E, R' - K i. . . .. T Q l t 5. 3 fl Q - A ' -Q o 4- ' -- 4 J. Yorke, E. Yosick, C. Young P. Young, T. Young, D. Younger, Y. Yturrade, E. Yusem, M. Zachmann, G. Zampitellanz G. Zaroff, V. Zaverl, K. Zelen yak, D. Zertuche, D. Zimbler S. Zipp, J. Zirkle, J. Ziskrout D. Zomer, D. Zydyk 1 21 Htl Tenth grade Spring class council. ii 2 M l ' , ,, Mr. Kroot's math class develops their technique and surveying on Monroe's campus. The long and short of it isg Monroe's dress standards have changed through the years QXQX f ,nV E Ex 6 , ,M U .,..,.:A, V E' 'Il ' ,,. ' . H ' Mm- 1' -,Q Ulu: -' W -. x.,iTY , ., . ,,1 ffm M. w gif ' A' 1 PM 11593 'Wifi 5 Il 1. 'F ' ' 'E 'Willa , , . Avril. 1, ,,,g,n M Qt i .HM ,:!.-tu, K Wmlll-'NIJ 'IM In M' da ,Wg N 6 7 5 Try ill You'll like itl I tried itll . . . I thought I was gonna diell Truly, it was a hectic semester. We set our goals and went after them. We worked with beneficial possibilities, but trying to satisfy the second largest school in the United States l4,000 studentsl seemed al- most an impossibility. We wanted involvement, not just for involvement's sake, but for the sake of meaningful accomplishments. Basically, aside from all the tradition- al Activities - such as dances, Homecoming, and elec- tions, we strived to do more than just preserve the status quo. I feel this makes a Council, if you don't go the extra mile, and accomplish new and extra,' things, in reality, you've done nothing. A Student Council is only as strong-as the people behind it. I owe much to many people that really helped me, and stuck it out, and really worked on Council. You can't please every- body, it's sure true, but I gave it my all and I would like to thank the Monroe Student Body for their support, and for giving me a chance. Brent Hunter - - - ,. N1 :3.:- - -su fi: . 'Q I 'L...,,a:rs,.' -1-: iff.--.. :F--, f. t l ' -TT?-'7O'kQe if ffefiluvfsw N 'kde-A -' T--'Sl - X' f f H ?'f'4:, '1Qif,.' .,,fsQg,v-,gf - .. Zh - ,acwwf ft . W 3 U 5.-is ' f- ,,XX 1 1 A 3 gg- I ffax-X15 Q 1 I. at .' . 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'Dfw -6 1959! g J'X4-wif' ttf 24,1 lt aff- My 9117 s if .Q X -fm-21 .Y--: ,- 7 ,.lf2L.ai .-11. ,Q iss -Sf-iQ.J,g--'31 Brent Hunter. Student Body President, Josh Bottfield Vice President 4 1' p f ...N AJ A lf 'Y 'W . fs. Kerry Silvey, Bill Bradbury, Carol McClean EYJ. 'EQET??i?C5 i t ' iw' Nancy Nishioka, Don Heuman. Cindy Weinlood Terri Lunine, Miguel Capote, Irwin Stalk f t lx . if .fb ., t' ' 1 .. 4 . i I -l' I 2 eq, ,ti Marilyn Kruse, Pat Marshall 4 art' aw ., ' Joel Altshul, Mary Posten, Mark Suzumoto Kathy Wellman, Marvin Moskowitz, Wayne Watson 9 A a ly., 1 Mr. Mel Smith, sponsor, Lindsay Rogers, Bob Was- kul 5 1. FY xr , Gary Mason, ,lan Lonsdale N-J ' ,lean Raimondi, Debbie Drury Mike Frankhuizen, Susan Partridge, Richard Masmitsu Dave Burlingham, Crystal Hunter, Vicki Tichenor 9 I x. I 'T X ii, - x if Mr. Melsmith, sponsor Spring Student ouncil Josh Bottfeld -- President Jeff Berkowitz - Vice-President ,fi Henry Thompson, Carol McClean, Jeff Rubinstein, Georgia Cates Q K'1 '-3? Jan Lonsdale, Mary Copeland Cindy Tanaka, Karen Kuhn, Crystal Hunter M y 4. r f '. -11.1 9'2- , K Art Reiman, Cheryl Schraeder, Bill Bolde, Pam Meyers '-' u 1-v 7 4 , , n .- K Cindy Sweeny, Steve Deceea, Gayle Zimmerman, Kerry Silvey Debbie Drury, Robin Weise 'WJQIY' L'-QF' W 'E n v-'i' .K ' 4 . . ,. .Uma . ,-- i., ar , - xg -r X, f 7- .5 T bl -1 QA David Rosenthal, Val Robinson, John Wittenbel, Audrey Gardner, Lori Stein Top Raw: Wendy Munger, Wayne Watson, Maureen Nakazawa, Pat Marshall. Front Linda Zuckerman, Pete Petrowski. N Knights and Ladies are the senior honor organizations at Monroe. Members were chosen on scholastic ability and their school service record. These students served Monroe in many ways during the past year. School registration, candy grams, sportsnites, ushering at assemblies, and sponsoring the faculty brunch were just a few of i..K ,HLf' ,fills A ' ' ,ft I A iv' -1. rv. V21 , . l hf su ii'.lYll'5 - 32:24-, l'1lF'N ' N u p xflff i -f5..A-I--4-lT . '-ff V -f .f1 i ,N..C,f f' 1 It seems that the members of Knights clown around after the work was done. and Ladies always found time to ' ' 5' 1 :ii H . , y , . . e Q, I 3 E4 inf. Q, ' i 'i ' I 's A, g A f f 'Q ' , It Ri? xg I K -5 'A' ,wi X Xxx' , ' r , l i, I nights and Ladies their activities. Yet they also had time for fun which included parties, kidnap breakfasts, Teas, talent shows, and overnites to Crestline and San Diego. Mr. Kinseth and Mrs. Ferguson were the club sponsors. Spring Board: First Row: Sunny Markwell, Lori Stein, Presidentg Mike Spore, Presidentg Dave Burlingham. 2nd Row: Claudio Company, Terrt Lunine, Mau- reen Nakazawa, Patty Rogers. 3rd Row: Karen Smith, Scott Hemphill, Judy Hedenberg, Michael Frankhuizen, Don Richards, Crystal Hunter. Knight Members: Sitting: Dave Burlingham, Don Heuman, Brent Hunter, Gary Netzley, Charles Garcia. Kneeling: Eddy Bilow, Howard Schnec. Mike Spore. Robin Singer. Craig Adler. Irwin Stalk, Mark Suzumoto. Standing: Don Richards, Paul Marks, Mitch Ross, SCO!! llcmphill. Marvin Moskowitz. Miguel Capote, Michael Frankhuizen. . ith -f Top Left: Mrs. Ferguson and Mr. Kinseth not only advised the Knights and Ladies but participated in all of their activities, which included rising at five in the morning for the kidnap breakfast. i A 'i , W ,,,, qv f K s l QI. 3 , w,'F? km ,li-J V 1- :- Fall Board: Sitting: Don Heuman, Andrea Gage, Terri Lunine, President, Michael Brent Humeff Spfing V-P-, ivkes with Paul Marks and Mike SPOYC Frankhuizen, President. Kneeling: Marvin Moskowitz, Marsha Baker, Miguel Capote, about CUYTCIH i5SUCS- Beth Baker, Scott Hemphill, Kathy McClain. Standing: Cindy Tanaka, Vicki Tichenor, Lori Stein, Karen Smith, Karen Summers. Lv' Ladies Members: Sitting: Vicki Tichenor, Marsha Baker, Myma Ricketts, Sue Partridge, Crystal Hunter, Karen Smith, Diane Carlson, Kathy McClain. Kneeling: Laurel Osterman, Patty Rogers, Lori Stein, Judy Hedenberg, Beth Baker, Bonnie Mohnsen, Bobbe Foliart, Cherie Pallette, Mau- reen Nakazawa. Standing: Mrs. Ferguson, sponsor, Shari Feinberg, Barbara Pekover, Karen Summers, Sunny Markwell, Ricky Shussett, Teri Lun- ine, Sue Finney, Joyce Bridges, Cindy Tanaka, Andrea Gage, Alene Levin. Media A new filmmaking class was born last year when Mrs. Hecht took a camera and two disenchanted Reading Im- provement students and began making films. The Con Game and Classes Interruptusw emerged from that eniperiment. The effort has now become institutional- ized in the Mass Media English class. This year the Industrial Occupational Class was in- volved with many new projects, including an every other daily newspaper, programs for sporting events, plays, and banquets. They also printed Confetti, Mon- roe's novelette, for the English Department. The Media Production class provided the technical skill required to run the video 'tape recording equipment purchases recently by the Monroe Student Body. This serviee was available to all departments and groups on eampus. Sound Crew worked out most of lVIonroe's technical problems. They helped at many of our football and bas- ketball games, and seemed to always be there when help was needed. Mass Media English Stage Crew L410 lo Right: Mrs. Elly Hecht. Phyllis Patterson. Ron Button joe De Angelo Ron Larkin Darr Conradson Knfelz Rick Connel ly. Barbara Gregson. 64 Le-H to Right: Andrew Weisberg, ,lack Lanier, Terry Kellogg, Scott Drake, Duane Hill, Mr. Hampton - sponsor, Rod Murdock, Diane Keith, Randy Salk- ind, Richard Cole, Gene Barnes. Leaf? to Right: Nick Kleissas, Scott Aver- ill, Henry Thomp- son, Gary Mould, Les Harrison, Ron Button, Rory Pelsey. , V21 ei Q 66 irlys League Girl's League has been headed this year by fall semester president, Susan Partridge, and spring semester president, Karen Kuhn. Their activities have included two welfare projects for handicapped children, a sucker sale, a sportsnight, assistance in Career Days, a Spring fashion show, Staff appreciation day, participation in Valley Girls, League Confer- ence, and a series of Girl's Week activities. -Lam. 5 :-:L X-S sfsgg . ,Rayz Karen Kuhn, president Susan Partridge, Fall president Fall Girl's League N-... 5--ff f Vvvla' ervice Clubs Spring Girl's League B0y'5 League Boy's League Board Bottom: J. James, M. Ross, J. Rubenstein, B. Weisgerber, D. Henman, C. Reeder. Row 2: G. Netzley, M. Moskowitz, G. Mason. 167 Letterman And Lettergirls Bottom, L-R: R. Lindbloom, J. Sharp, J. Pasquanl lo, E. Milkovich, S. Krause, B. Gustafson. Row 2 D. Sills, D. Richards, P. Parent, L. Cedar, G. Net- zley. Row 3: B. Barto, S. Bergman, M. Estrada, B. Hunter, D. Heuman, W. Orzechowski, G. Bernardi. Top: J. Kuklish, R. Yoshida, T. Crawford, A. Gra- ham, C. Company, M. Spore, G. Reeder, M. Fran khuizen, D. Burlingham, M. Orsino. 'i AA ,' -tad f j of X. 'FL Fall Lettermen: Bottom: D. Heuman, D. Richards, B. Gustafson, D. Burlingham. Row 2: R. Matsumitsu, W. Or- zechowski, F.. Milkovich, M. Drootin,M. Estrada, J. Pasquarillo, C. Hill. Row 3: B. Griset, S. Bergman, .l. Sharp, S. Haynes, B. Bradbury. Top: M. Ross, D. Frey, S. Krause, D. Geide, S. Gross, R. Lindbloom. 4 ...ns fi Y-sf I 9 W L .A.' F it 4 C f' 'W' il WI ' , .,,. . 'E' lf Le-ttergirl's: Bottom: B. Mohnson. L. Zukorman, D. Drury, C. Tanaka, S. Feistman. Row 2: R. Shusett, S. Markwell, S. Goldman, P. Rogers, N. Nakazawa. R. Weise. Top: L. Mattieson, B. Gregson. H. Sutter, L. Dao, C. McClean, S. Singer, S. Wallace. Valkrie: T ' '-+V . 1 -...T -Q- ,. 4 sv? Q ' 'Jr,,4 , 1 - Fall Valkrie -f- 4 , A V J -fm-za - . Awf.1.77,,l'-Agra-..,. f- - - , r- 1. W rm ,-,,,Y-,- , ,Q N .,u..t ,fijqv 5 f i , V .:T'fF - -'5 Spring Valkrie 'I 6 California Soholarshzp Federation Qu ,QN- Mr. Friedman, our College Advisor, also sponsored CSF and partici- pated in all our activities. .Q 1 ....u.......--.-.-. Q - si 5 'Z ii ' '. Jffgal Fall Board: Bottom Row: H. Schnee, D. Rosenthal, M. Moskowitz, R. Hoskins. Top Row: R. Singer, C. Garcia, A. Gage, L. Zuckerman, I. Stalk. -sz. ' s -.x r Spring Board: Bodom Row: H. Schnee, J. Cohen, T. Lunine, J. Wittenbell, B. Foliart. Top Row: Mr. Friedman, A. Gardner, A. Gage, L. Stein, S. Shimomaye. ' 'ff5lTi ,,-,.. rv ' Fall rluh members, 70 rm. -WH, .', .' 1- - , v f - ., -Q--a.svv Y'?-49' ...' 1 f t f an wk? 9 Knowledge Bowl: Seated: L. O'Connel, A. Gardner, K. McClain, A. Conner. Standing: D. Rosenthal, C. Gar- cia, J. Wittenbell. P J ,I k .nm tu..- .....t ,f ., ,N - CSF Tutors: lst Row: I. Stalk, J. Cohen, J. Foy, J. Tvedte, M. Lustica, D. Rosenthal, R. Singer, K. Smith. 2nd Row: R. Berman, 1. Smith, A. Rieman, C. Adler, A. Gardner. Top Row: D. Klionsky, L. Jacoby, J. Long, J. Petit, J. Wittenbell, C. Garcia. if , A 4 ,. -t s . if ' .. x . . 5.4 i f M r J r ' y l ' g 5 , f,' t,- if-Q V' V Q ,ey tj , ,q. ,-ggig, V 4-ggx , ' ' I ,. X D ' th'?ll'iA'f'5 'f, .S it 's ifxlkfsid , V t f I-A i ' 1 n V , 1 Ei 5?EXgE,,ftfiffg?t 1 if Q 'D , -F e A-9 ' ...,.....::.W. V 0 1 - gnulfzm' ' i Spring club members. 72 1 1 Monroe's Space and Science Club f . 1 5, - 4 in Viking Service , X ,A KX . 5, T7 r m -4 N . ,, Student Union American Field Scholarship Society a .f1 'f ' -y .xd-mi E 'Q' ,Ax X -- ii' Pat Marshall, our Foreign Exchange Student from Barbados. V Ann Joyce was selected to travel abroad for Monroe on behalf of A.F.S. Row l: S. Schmidt, W. Manager, J. Raymondi, A. Gardner, C Venable. Row 2: Mr. Kreitzman J. Heaker, J. Petit, S. Shioma, S Goldman, L. Zuckerman, B. Shi- ganaka, L. Reinstein. Row 3: Mrs Sams, D. Espinoza, K. Murphy, R. Porto, D. Drury, M. Capote, R. Venverloh. 'I7 74 - Y-...s i :wr- XTX .... - '-'Nl mi: TIF' 'Sli' xlr' I - ----Q 1..........n Q11 :ul lllfl ' ' 'env-u 1 Chess Club: Miss Gordon, M. Shaeffer, B. Weston, R. Bell, D. Sa- C0mPUlef Club? Anhui' Reimanl Randy' Gal'3ChC, Mike Sllaeffef. DHD cheim. Sackheim, Brian Citt. Top: Ron Evans, Garry Farr, Tom Ernenputsch, Kevin Jessup, Don Draz- kowski, Douglas Hugo, Wayne Centura, Mike Heins, Tom Richards, Mr. Falotico. Center: Dave Dill- ren, Keith Stromsoe, Ron Vanderpas, Greg Farley, Cary Hargesheimer, Dave Stufflett, Jeff Berendowsky. Bottom: Bill Brader, .lolin Sanner, Dan Chavez, Pete Shaw, Don Snedaker, Den- nis Price.f . 1 -age - ' - ' 17 'WV ' ' ' ',-'J-D ' ::'.- H ' jw. ' a .E ,pg . 1 ,,..:!'pV'.., ,yay ,ik Y 1 MSA: Top Row: S. Burn- ham, B. Gilt, K. Rossall, D. Prinzing, M. Stern. Bottom: G. Orland, M. Wells, B. Cohen, J. De Angelo. tj -,!t,,... Interest Clubs Campus Beautification: Cathy Vena ble, Georgia Serabien, Karen Taylor Virginia Halpin, Richard Mandel, Mi- quel Capote, Richard Masamitsu. - Ski Club: Row 1: C. Zimmerman, C Venable, C. Surabian, S. Finney, H Sutter, E. Ward. Row 2: Mr. Pellerin, D. Baker, R. Baarstad, T. Van Kirk, C. Mayall, B. Gassin, M. Ross, L. Stelk. Row 3: R. Paysinger, B. Wein' soff, R. Yoshida, D. Ceide. Bike Club: John Petit, Virginia Hal- pin, Karen Taylor, Margot Meyer, Georgia Surabian, Richard Mandel, David Hyman, Karen Andrews, Mi- guel Capote, Martin Lichtman, Cathy Venable A Day In Gus Van Amersfoorth and Lance Thorpe ad speed. Trying not to get his wires crossed, Russ Jacobs works on his color television. 'a' The Life W..-.X M just the idle Mike Beharry i -,..-., r. Albert Comisari operates the orbital sander. ' O M Hall ntently works at the operating shaper. Adjusting the oxy-acetelene torch is Mark Rubin. Phlnnunq- tts, f-wie W o - ' , 511 -' 11-g,,:,-L 'f-' . , 2 ll :PE Iii, 7 45 -M111-F n.-if ,, Cary Lawrence. Tom Brown. Greg Bassak we don't think this is what Mr. Shepard meant by hand fed! 76 A Da, In The Life Of The Rap Room a H F' as mfs! I me , my R 'Uma 5 i 5 1 mm D f . is I' .X I . f Q 1 Mr. Foster joins lrv Lane and students to rap . . . and to liSICr1- I' 'fafg 4,123 Monroe's Rap Room opened its doors February 1970 - the first of its kind in the Los Angeles City Schools. It was hoped that the Rap Roomn would provide a milieu, as to uniqueness of physical setting and counselors that would encourage high school stu- dents to express themselves freely, without fear of disapproval or retaliation. The Rap Room is open daily and helps a variety of students. For most students this environment and receptivity is not available from any other source. Pupil Service and Attendance Counselor .lanell Munn aids Gail Bechinsky. 177 78 UM llfllll nth!!! Hospital ccupations if .vi . It I ,A . . Pl, 1 1 E I Y ll . 4 . I 2 V in - A A' ,- . 3 ft . t. L., ' A L .9 'L ' 1 p .X ' 5 5 fi. . y in 1 ' -- Q: . ... -- M N .N ' i f .fe fi' R5 'Wit 'A S lit L V M t- 5 . , 7 f -h , X ' , 1 p 4, r -... x xj .Z S t 5 K ' ff f .. cz 6 J 1 p,- Len-right, bottom: A. Cordon, F. Spangler. Row 2: D. Baldwin, N. Purnell, M. Long, L. Boilard, Carol Miller, A. Badell, L. Harris, B Ybarra, M. Ricketts. Row 3: K. Andrews,-L. Hewitt, B. Purdy, C. Wehr, LuAnn Tomer, T. Embree, A. Leone, J. Roberts. Think twm, SUPEIYOUAII5 1 Herr are some students applying what they have learned: C. Weinloob, D. Knight, M. Rubin, A. Anderson, M. Byers, T, Shraeder, 3,-. G... as , X :n X ' . 2' f . bw' iii.. K' i Xxxfzf I gt E , Q, it ' 4, Kp ,,,V, Q ' gg , ' D fx Y ' 4 N Q X f X ',F?liql'lig1 sf- ff r fa., ji-' if -5. 'www,mgg.ssurf'ff t 1 5 5 K o ,X-.5121 Carol Crotcher and Audrey Rice are viewing one of the many charts used to Mrs. Huddleson demonstrating the proper handling of a new born infant to help them gain a greater understanding of the human body. Karen White and Karen Kurtz. . an' ll,7 em 5 MV MLASFQQW I s . Lek-right, bottom: M. Belshin, B. Radis, R. Mandel, D. Silvey, J. Bornstein. Row 2: M. Byers, D. Knight, A. Rice, K. White, A. Ander- son, K. Kurtz. Row 3: R. Bunch, D. Kramer, D. Kumuoskog, C. Crotcher, and Mrs. Hudddleson. Row 4: C. Weinloob, P. McDomick, M. Rubin, M. Cormick, T. Shraeder, D. Darner. Hospitals Occupation meets in the mornings. This group leaves at nutrition and spends the latter morning at the hospital learning and experiencing medical procedures. ...af Fi D' . N iii 179 8 hild Education 4 ' , . . ' 5, Q P 4 4, g can A final . U P , ' V ' .N 7 . 'PU f 2 , 1 ,. V, 1. .. r 'v x ?V J l X , ,b 11.--:Aj lip. . .7113 6' JC c I . L. Adams, P. Allensworth, C. Bray, L. DePrima, T. Dooley, L. Feeley, K. Foster, K. Heavan, P. Houk, L. Johnson, K. McCoy, M. Michalec, J. Perkins, L. Persson, L. Pretta, J. Riley, D. Willis, R. Wolf, J. Woodward 'KY' ..' ggi! .lb 51 Wi:4Q -F ' 1 L ...T 'L1 , X X .wwf ' i .1 1. ...lisfllbx-gi-t ,J 4 yi 1' ., ALL.-- , Lisa Johnson becomes an instant art teacher. Pam Allensworth and a helper making clay - hamburgers? gy- 5-Ll-' 7 i 'W 'D ' l -. lv .94 V4 5 1 . r 'yr-ia Q5 , 1 .Adil 'I 'sd'A N. - ff if f... 1 1 1' , x mff'7'- . 1 X x r N 'J ' If , lg Q.. - ' . n If Rands Wolfe and Mary Niichalec even serve as playmates. occasionally. Kim Foster and Debbie Willis show they care. Exploratory Teaching ' 2-591 .Q 1 -.4 L..,,,,z i Startding: C. Tanaka, C. Leviton, M. McLaine, D. Rubin. Seated: P. Stern, L. Coleman, L. Carrillo, A. Maureen Nakazawa instructs a class. Joyce, L. Bohlke, P. Shilling. Lynn Deyo during a science lesson. Corinne Leviton helps a Student with his handwriting. 41 w--Q-.., -.Xi Teri Rona Helped this little boy read. Debbie Drury conducting'a listening lesson. Our Music Department was quite active this year with different activities. Last se- mester our choir sang at a Band Rally at Poly High. Family of Manu a Folk Rock Show was presented by Vocal Ensemble. Orchestra, Choir and Vocal Ensemble com- bined their talents in the annual Holiday program. The spring musical Of Thee l Sing was achieved through the efforts of Musical Production, Drama and various Dance groups. .3-.-.-p .X , s L i X I' . IX Musical Production: Isl Row: E. Ward, B. Smith, P, Rooney, S. Timpano, D. Albright, L. Swartz, D. Stein, N. King. 2nd Row: M. McLain, Jeff Favcrmln, l. Rust-nthal, T. Edwards, J. Igipinski, D. Munsie, P. Stern, R. Shusetts, P. Britton, R, Freidman, D. Morrison. 3rd Row: K. Matheron, P. Guslis, T. VanKirlt, L. Woe-hrlt-, L, Kaufman. M. Berg, C. McMillan, R. Riddle, S. Gallegos, L. Gilyard, F. O'Leary, L. Harrison. 4th Row: M. Evans, C. Gnhucn, R. Porto, A. 0'I'oole S, Walla:-t', S. Singer. M. Fitch, S. Bymel, N. Sims, A. Eiseman. .Sth Row: T. Danenburg, G. Netzley, M. Ross, E. Reichel, S. Munkus, W. Ribnilr. T. Crawford D. Forlrcr. G. Anderson, D, Cross, T. Buclma, 6th Raw: G. Gahan, R. Yoshida. S. Krause, M. Shectman, B. Portenova, J. Pasqunriello. KK A ...ts W., .,,-t1 x -, E v. -V A - , I -. rr 4 ,, A 1 ' 1. J P M .4 ' ' , .4 f' ' r 'V l ' f, f A , s X 1 m Choir: In Run .- J. Sabol, J. 0'Lenry, D. Marison, I. Feurnier, L. Matsuo, J. Lmpinsky, M. Evans, S. Johnson, U, Urso, G. Snyder, R. Truhlar, M. Frew, R. Shussett, G. Page, D. Bowman, R. Dillingham, J. Young, C. Williams, C. Birdsall. K. Abbott. 2nd Raw: L. Coen, M, Clines, B. Bosley, R. Freedman, L. Dahlin, K. Keiley, M. McLain, K. Wellman, R. Weise. S. Callezos, G. Stallie. J. Robertson, B. lalane, L. Boehm, S, Singer, D. Cuatufson. A. Bods nvr, E. Dt-Franz-o, T. McElroy, K. Komlt. 3rd Raw: D. Farber, A. O'Toole, C. Kennemar, D, Kabanick, M. Windell, D. Harsh, L. Conn, S. Arvrey, M. Flinn, M. Flockhart, D. Gordon, C. Flockhart, P. Beranuk. B. Bridgelord, J, Brodsky, R. Sntnlogg, E. Billow, R. Count. P. Young, D. Eiscnburg. C. Brock. J. Beck, R. Tanner. g,,,.7 -f. ,f R . -- l ...., 1 A-A l should have listened to my mother and taken up the violin. rl .M Wom en's Lib come blow your homs. Orchestra on , ,X ' f 4, L' 'NP 'v-Q. 41.10, L 11-.. 'Z wal- ip 5 Vocal Ensemble: Ist Raw: M. McLain, I. Lapinsky, R. Shuett, R. Glourer, D. Stein, S. Temparo, Mr. Miller. 2nd Row: T Edwards E Re ichel, L. Harrison, R. Friedman, K. Romar, A. Eisenman. You see Doctor, it's sort of stuck. This is the funniest drum-major's baton I've ever seen 4 Doctrine Spring: Sitting, left to right: Mr. Bernard Feuerman, Bill Peck, Ed Kasper. Bottom Row: Patty Pollack, Karen Beard, Lori Strauss, Bonnie Taub, 'Barbara Pekover, Debbie Villareal, Lori Stein, Valeree Robinson, Karen Kurtze, Dean Fidelman, Eric Salter, Paul Masi. Back Row: Raul Corral- lez, Bill Morlin, Randy Herebold, Miquel Capote, David White, Marganne Meyers, John Wittenber, Greg Moreland, Mike Waskul, and Jeff ri-Q, Arden. it 5 .af A I A -p lmi . ,fi-1 fb f if fj :I Y -nf' .gm .,..ae4- Fall: Top Row: Paul Masi, Eric Salter, David White, Lori Stein, Greg Moreland, John Wittenbell, Dean Fidelman, Bill Peck. Second Row: Karen Beard, Rosanne Harvey, Audrey Gardener, Karen Kurtz, Marganne Meyers, Bonnie Taub, Lori Gibson, Sheryl Siminoff, Valeree Rob- inson. Miguel Capote. Bottom Row Sitting: Jeff Arden, Ed Kasper, Patty Pollack, Debbie Skogrand. Processing the Doctrine involves the joint efforts of many people. Valerie Robinson, spring editor, indulging in a moment of thoughts. '-iQ ff e my is so as 2' fl Fall Doctrine editor, Miguel Capote hard at work. Hilary Lori Stein busy developing a great head line. 4- ' ' :riff-.:!r-fu? J ,ta ff., V, . i,'Ww: lWf' 3 E1 , . ,. P ' 1 1? li 9 3 Doctrine staff ln one of their comparatively less hectic moments. Dance Production '.2 ,XX-rl l Sitting: B. Baker, S. Smith, E. Ward, L. Kaufman, T. Van Kirk, I. Schiowitz. Kneeling: C. Mannion, L. McCusker, S. Markwell, L. Zuckerman, C. Mayall, M. Lardner, ,l. Morton, A. Rubenfeld, C. Slette. Standing: Miss Wagner, K. Hanff, J. Sylvester, M. Fitch, F. Jones, J. Wegener, M. Burg, R. Riddle, J. Lapinsky, D. Stein. ----' r The Jungle Gym was created by Carol Slette, Ilene Schiowitz, A Caryl Mayall, Marla Berg, Debbie Stein, and Alyce Rubenfeld. On Education. Ilene Schiowitz, Melanie Lardner and Tanis Van Kirk worked- diligently on the poem . , 'ff 186 Thig Slams. frcyrn the danpp Memmo,-phogisl is Show-n by Beth Baker, Caryl Loni McCusker and Sunny Markwell demonstrating the many uses of The Nlaynll, Kathy Burres. Sunny Nlarkwell, and Carol Slette. Sllde- e W fi Miss Kaye Wagner, class sponsor, hamming it up for the camera. i poem Doors, Teeter Totter is shown by Julie Wegener, Karen Hanff and Nancy North. Jayne Sylvester, Cathy Mannion, Kathy Burres, Michele Fitch, and Julie Wege- ner designed Elastic. Each year Dance Production presents an an- nual concert. This year's show was entitled 'MOTIFS,' which included dances created by the girls. These pictures represent some of the Marla Burg, Elayn Ward and Carol Slette dance the dances seen in 'Motifsf A wave in the Nature dance is depicted by Sunny Markwell, Loni McCusk- er, Marla Burg, Sue Smith and Elayn Ward. ' Iii lil lla A Spools was done by Roberta Riddle, Jill Morton and Michele Fitch. 187 if Pi, 9 , -4 x M., f v 0' ,sh v - - '-A ! , 1 , 9 4 6 1 .jam 5 ? , I 1 . , 1 ' t 1 X fl ,, 24315 Az- ' J .,, A 419 a 9 2 S '. Q 5 f 5 ' il, N A : j ' -2 - is Q S f 3,1 1 -fig .Q':+f L.':m:s:.':Q :'fi3gn:.'.:'.-,gg S fr: 1 ' '-Q ' 3 J ' f ' K I .. K Q , lv . gy, . f V - ' 1 ' x . ax qv . A. ' A , v gl af kxhm-. ,wiv 1 gm ' 1 , Qu 66 L M -'97 ,wg x14f3. rub +1 I 5 ' 153. v-'-nt f 77 J Valhalla Sta This year the Valhalla Staff not only attempted to cap- ture this year's events but tried to create a mood of nostalgia to evoke lasting memories. The theme could not have been attained without our creative artists, determined photographers 'nav-1 - an-nu :Mau in-nw gunz:- Q f I x N l X 1 1 N f' N , -n + 0- X1 f .f . ' NT X 4 f x and an overall feeling of dedication by the entire staff. -- Marsha Baker, editor i The artists, David Siddon. Corinne Leviton. Debbie Mullin. Vicki Tichenot Left to right: Elayn Ward, Karen Metcalf, Lisa Reinstein, Carol Lafyrotta and and Mike Uhlenkott. Special thanks to Debbi Orrico KNO! picturedj for her Robin Berkus. Senior and activities editors were Elayn and Lisa, Karen was our help. typist and Carol and Robin worked on the activities section. ' A5 a A Q .1 .,- Uni!! L ' 'A ' 'A Qixxxkh I Z' 2 J l vf 3 1 , f 5 -.Q N ' bg - I rf- Mm A l ' gjwuff r' gs., . 1 ,f -viii Q ., . . X - . L - x 1 7 J A' ,,,,5 W p p , J i p 4 4 MS- Linda Gllifffeda, 2ldViS0I'5 Marsha Baker, ediwf- Lek to riglu: Nancy Monahan, business manager, Jane Jezierski, students .sec- ' tion, Mark Rosenthal, photographer, Tom Bogenschild, sports section and Sandy Elson, student section. 1 ..-as ,' as . 1:7 , 'U Z 'F w e Q ' -for- ' X A' C H1 K i ffiip V f A ' . .Z ., .f.,.v Our enthusiastic photographers fseatedj Louis Winer fstandingj Richard lsted if f memes s r M...,,, M- s ..-.L , . D :I D Z . E2 J M CRAIG EDWARD STARR January 11 1956 February 14 1972 He leaves a white unbroken glory a gathered radiance a width a shining peace under the night Rupert Brooke E P S E A D Guin! 0 U C3 5fJD W? ,W f W if W 3 VW C X: XXX XR 'ff LQ?FfQ'L C gg K x Q' X ig, C X sr - . v X KX x w . 3 , 5,5 s N j-1' , ,XT , EQ :X xx Q? xx W 51 Cf- xg, NHL -- :N , : vm- fi- - xl -- - X. 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