Joaquin Miller High School - Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1967 volume:

X , . x X x x Cf. :fir ,J-Qt '-1' -QA ry X5 W. 1 Yxgy 3 ,5 4 Westwwwh From city life to wilderness They pushed across the land. Across the raging rivers, Over the burning sand. Through the uncut forests, Over towering mountain heights, With famine, hardship, and disease, And the lonely days and nights. Westward they strove with doubt and fear Clinging to hopes and dreams. Surviving as best they could Through any ways and means. Leaving behind their homes and friends They set out to reach their goalg To blaze a trail to the new land, No matter what the toll. West, on a perilous journey, Wim patience and courage they went. Unaware of what lay ahead, Curious of just what it meant. They could not have known what the future Would bring with the passing of time. Jacqueline Ward , '67 I i --W ---f - --, 1 - R- --g-M--'M wwf- h-x, m-,.w--'1,'-1YsL'm.mw,'mQ .Qum1gmmn1 1 f- M-mum-gag, 1:1--4 - qi ::J.3EY1f5 N ADMINIQIPNION M529 AXXNQ 5 E ' TRAIL BOSS A MESSAGE FROM MR, CLAYTON SHEHORN, PRINCIPAL When I think of the West I visualize the Westerner and his dream of opportunity. Since the completion of our new buildings, I know that the opportunities for learning and living together are increased ten-fold. The students and staff will be able now to develop traditions and values so important for good morale. Joaquin Miller High School is now a reality. OOUNQELOIZQ Mrs. Fitch A Mrs, Tarasoff Mrs. Melton Dr. Willenberg Director of Special Education Mrs. Sines Q M E D X--,A x. 5 . .jr x A T4 O ,jg 'J o u .1 T J P fr- Q fax A -tn x J . NNVNJ . i 341 gg, Mrs. Re1ser A in eh ' 'Q A X CHIEF C M E N K 't ill' 1 Dr. Crandall Miss Rom ack Mr. Curry I XD Miss Graves at Rancho 5. Mr. Wauchope Mrs. Newman Mr. De LaVa11ee xg, .m W ES 's fa A gs, X . KEV ,Y Mrs. Berkowitzrf 'X 'bl I, X QJXQXX Nl N xg X ' Sw ,J , 39 sg' GJ XJ? M fix Q. ,. V 31 ,M LL1: f ff sw WN ws, J X5 5 L pl lu Y , . I W - X NI Mr. Stoy X I , JA M Mrs. Wyqn , A P+, J A,q.,Juy sk J F N1 3 5-WJ U K as AM k K .ga nw kgs! d' fa! if 3 ' 'DPJOVEIZQ' ' Mr. Labeaud Mrs. Marks Mrs. Melhorn , i , Mrssx Flowers 4 'I' 6 B ff 314. H E m Q Mrs. Kiddoo H J Mrs. Ryan Mr. Cutler Mr. Mihaljevich '. N ,LM -4 ,f A, w ,M 'Q A r J Mrs. Shafer , D I -a : ' ', 25-A ' -f- ww f H . .Y f M, -M., - pl :D V 7' 93 4 - 4 1: . - 'J .f Q sg K M '-7:2 .i-'l'11, -.Sr 1? rg? 1 9' -.Vg-5, U ..f.ff. ,X,f 4- e Ev , ,1 3 ' Z-' Y' I Mrs. Brown Mrs. Faust ? Mr. ,W Chappel - .,.- , :ii-1 X? , 1 22 ,f:ee35r aw KK, ,, ., i 212111 ziflfiif ,Q 3, Sf r fs ' UQ! , W 1. K Mrs. Chrlstensen gf' Q - Q1 . ,f I frffr-2.4.111g,,.1g.i ' 11 gf 1 ' ' 5 M Quia' Us I- H ' ' w , . . 1 new sway z., M, . ...M .fl fr.. ff 1 , , .W 2 2' af In if Xi.. MMMM . , E 9 P' r-vw W Z 1 w . -5' 1253 ' .. 1542213211 . 1 6. , J, S . 5 l 2 5 E ! 2 'tv E 3 1 L1 .1 s ,Q Q, V' .- .2 My vm, ,Mr w mf S ,qui . M fr. 7 ggizfif r . r ,1 .. hazy 5 w , :sh -,-,fw,11. ,, . Mrs. Schulte Mr. Matlock saw vi' Mmlmrwf Z5 ,-'E ,., sw ii: 555 Mrs. Bergerson TQ, C1 fX9'vfJL fwujiwffia fXh-s-LAL Mrs. Iusth Mrs. Knippenberg Mr. Sherman OOWF-IANDQH Mr. Baker Mrs. Davis and Cathy Mrs. Fields Mrs. Carey A - s A . s v-R r 5 y L F, W BX ! ik S If 3 A M s 4-f Q-sf-ew ' - 1? I f if -9' 4 qnxw N i.2 : '?lL5'-?4:'v A ' G 'Av' s 9 L mg, qw Mr. Sturm 3, 5 3 Y Mr. Merendino f0lUmQ-lUUn'1rDb-no Mr. Bowker Mr. Work Mr. Owens Mr. West Mr. Blagg law.. Mr. Conrad GIZADUATING Cl-A99 OF 1967 BEQUEAH-I... KAREN ASTRUP I, Karen Astrup, hereby will and bequeath my locker to Carole Gingo and luck to everyone. -e-. 1 FRANK BUIRGY I, Frank Buirgy, will my locker to Mark Hechter, my books to Alan Monte, and all my used folders to Gretchen Klain. I would like to say thanks to everyone who helped to make this a successful and wonder- ful four years for me. JAMES GLENN I, James Glenn, having successfully defended myself for the past four years against all attempts by teach- ers to improve me, will to Mark Hechter my seat in Mr. Curry's Math class Qwith all the answers stuck under the deskjg to Carole Gingo I leave one Rick Nelson record which I'm sure she will keep safely under her pillow. To Gene Baily I leave my one guitar string Qsorry Ibroke the others.j To my teachers I leave one beautiful Merri Ann Taylor to keep their rooms bright and cheerful. RITA HAAS I, Rita Haas, will all to Mark Hechter and Marcus Torres. I leave my History papers and notes and some of the knowledge in them. To Barbara Read, I leave my old desk in Rm 95 to Kathy Warren I leave my job in Rm 123 to Allen Monte I leave my wit: to Alison Salo I leave all my old English papers. WILLIAM HOFFMAN I, William Hoffman, being of reasonable sound mind and body, hereby will and bequeath my SUPER C,P, to Danny Luker so he will be just as great as I am. To Mr. Curry I will my red jacket so that he will be just as great a bullfighter as I am. To Howard Taylor I will my great personality so he will be as good a president as Ihave been. To Mr. Stoy I give my briefcase so he can wander through the halls feeling important. LARRY JACOBSON I, Larry Jacobson, being of totally unsound mind, will my books to Terry Rising, my locker to Jerry French, my wheelchair to Brian Dunne, my old test papers to George I-lollimon, who hopes he may be promoted some day. The study hall Iwill to Jackie Ward, and my sick corny jokes to Mr. Curry. JOYCE LAMAGNA I, Joyce Lamagna, will my locker to Larry LeQuatteg and to Carolyn Miller, Iwill a peace treaty and my canes in hope that some day she'll use them. My thanks to everyone who helped to make this a suc- cessful and wonderful four years for me. MARY ELLEN LUGO I, Mary Ellen Lugo, will and bequeath my locker to Carole Gingo and good luck to everyone. 47? W 01 14' f If . ly 11 ,if ff- V! f',fr5.'.:1,j,..,a f ,fy ,,f' mf' V! ' V1 f A . ft JAN W f f ,'!i4ff!I,f'iH'!i1 4 fp! ,. rf 1 I , f ,, Ji 4 g .4 I ,Af ,f,f'V,!A.' ,f'gx,-ix , ., , , .V V., , J. , AIZCAW .... ll APJCADIANQ .... JULIUS MELTON I, Butch Melton, being of reasonably sound mind, hereby will and bequeath my locker to George Holli- mong and to Mr. Curry the reminder that I have been here. I leave the best of luck in the future to the students that will follow. CAROLYN MILLER I, Carolyn Miller, will and bequeath my locker to Linda Vangiesong my books to Barbara Ready my laughter to Mona Bernsteing and all my efforts and thanks to Joyce Lamagna. SANDRA MORRIS V I, Sandra Morris, being of reasonably sound mind, will and bequeath my locker to Emily Gruden, since she knows the combination any wayg my old govemment books and tests to Bruce Palmer, and my C. A, P books to Mr. Curry. Good luck to all future Seniors and thanks to the Administration for being so nice. WENDE RITTER I, Wende Ritter, will and bequeath my locker to Mona Bernsteing my math and history books to Linda Vangiesong and my thanks to everyone for giving me a nice stay at Miller. RUDY SIORDIA I, Rudy Siordia, will and bequeath all my books to Tommy Weston and my locker to Terry Rising. .TACKIE WARD I, Jackie Ward, being of almost sound body and mind, will and bequeath all my lunch nays to Jesse Sher- mang my very unused government books to George Hollimon fif he ever makes it that farjg all possible help to Jane Naes, and my old poems to Mr. Curry. To the rest of the school I leave my best wishes. TINA WARD I, Tina Ward, will and bequeath my quietness to Jane Naes so that she won't be kicked out of class: to Terry Rising the hope that he will soon recognize die color orange. me Qemlora CLAQQ WARRIORS Karen Astrup Mona Bernstein Fra nk Buirgy Ralph Gelinas James Glenn Rita Haas U53 '71 .277 in ,qt A if J? X39 VLH , 'Q1,fQ,f,,' fy f5f,sm'ffVf0ffs 7 ff I qfifm' rug ASJZQ , V ,Q A 5 f5l46fz?9W76EZ'QQf I f AX 0 :Gro 0 ' M209 v. . fs 'fi , U fi f'x.l,l,,, FL' L--x W ku--xg ffl? f , , J j ff ,f -. . ,g ,lm J A3 6. iff V! x U my , ok William Hoffman Larry Jacobson Joyce Lamagna Julius Melton Carolyn Miller Stephen Miller APJCADIANQ . . Mary Ellen Lugo Sandra Morris Wende Ritter Rudy Siordia Christina Ward Jacqueline Ward IANQ... I5 JUNIOR Cl-A99 N V g ,f .,,.. f .. I I PIONEEI2S Eugene Baily Robert Beaudoin Daniel Duran Brian Dunne Frank Fehrer Carole Gingo Rosie Gonzales Mark Hechter Connie Hoover Jane Naes Alan Monte B1'uce Palmer k 'f' ' A' ' 'X L Barbara Read Af fp, V 70 ,WA4 Lf W ffiiluiffffgiion Q O WM! QQ W ' gfzbt Tom Weston x gn f gif. W 1 .TY V i j I 2C.Cmg5QQLJ-g K - 'NKYLAQ ' A A . WW N fi X T: K L, A YQ 4 b u 6 25 Harry Bivens James Carmody Eddie Corella Jose Gallegos Ruth Garcia Gary Grebe Charles Harris Rick Heimke George Hollimon Pam Meeham Alison Salo Eric Swett Howard Taylor Dana Tibbetts Mike Wahner M mes Weinert Vanroy Wiley David Ze h arhy Warren QOPHOMOIZE C1-ASQ vourue BUCKS sl 'Www Karen DeK1otz Paul Howell Nancy Jones Mary Teresa Kaufman Bryan Kerr Gretchen Klain Michael Koppin Wayne Lawrence Larry LeQua1:te Donald Lestrange Danny Luker Trudy Madsen Mike Mead Susan Mellor Shirley Pitt FIZEQHMAN Cl-ASQ Bl2AVEQ Jeff Robin Terry Rising Barry Rubenstein Gary Schnitzius Billy Shaw Douglas Staben Merri Ann Taylor Ann Mary Villarrial Jeff Wilson Rosemarie Cano Barbara Chanon Marcus Chotiner David Coble Michael Couturier Ian Garton Nancy Gervais Ellen Goldfarb Ian Green FIZEQHMAN C1-ASQ qwmy Q' x N i ff X 3. 5 20' fi fl : Aff ' . K , R l .Fi .V ,, km f--- my my , A9 PIN DAY 'Nik' L. Alan Avan Larry 'Bartlett Cherie Chavanette Faunita Cheap Blake Cook Dobbie Dykes Mike Endicott Jerry French Bradley Gilman Kenney Gray Daryl Hatch Ann Marie Jones Margaret Maag Alice May Maddocks Mike Meckler David Noel Spencer Peterson Dan Phillips Donna Reichling Carolyn Smith Larry Sobel Tommy Valentine Marlena Walker ereum GRADE CLASS GREEN I-lOl2NQ E E if ' 1 E1 X in 15 25 Top: Alicia Avaca, Bobby Batliner, Norman Berkowitz, Gerald Bradley, Donna Crouse Bottom: Bill Cyr, Lisa Dees, Karen Dick, Robert Durand, Charles Faller. Darlene Galluzzo Phil Gardner Frank Giardina Emily Gruden Glen Hemphill David Irvine Mike Janssens Coleen McPheeters Peggy Miller Mary Novak Grecia Prado Jonathan Reeves Neil Saiger Genie Stern Bruce Ullman Craig Vick Glenn Weisman Steve Wyatt Joe Zelenis PAPooQeQ SEVENTH GRADE Cf-ASQ ES. 0 AVA QQ EyLBRs STUDENT COUNCIL BIG POW wow F'-fI12:OOP' BOYS' LEAGUE 1 GIRLS' LEAGUE Qouf-wwe LAS MANOQ lwNNerzQ DRAMA eg V -2- , 1 N8 '1 E Musrc ll X ' ,V-V X B :N 1 Us 1 1. I .Q 7 Jn 4 xx X Z A xx -4 1 , J. U' I ,.... , , ,-211 ' X z,1'9af1..' - l'lII 5- J, swf, 5, E gafva, 5 ,,,. 5-in '5 xv if pviffbffm P? Mm Q? OFFICE LIBRARY QI-IOP AUDIO - VISUAL API SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE X E , ff 'W Q' ii FYVQ a if' PHYSICAL EDUCATION WALL PAl2JlY f 1 . .. A , f 7' , gr 1-v '45 gf .4 , 5 if - .K Z iv ' My ' A',, . - W , : 1 J Z9 3 I ,Nl x XXI 'xXxXX xx. D 0 U ' . 41 Wife: IIBM VRQJFK A Q f 1 IL QL ff' f 5.4 '-4? 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Joumalism class of Mrs. Newman if 'IQ X 4 , Q L and the art class of Mlss Flowers, Q ,Q T and all who contributed to the 77 L, 5 1967 edition of me Miner High 166 E 3 School yearbook. 4 x X50 L X Q 1.12 2 ly I f Q Q if Q W -D-' W K-X' :La-lg l 48 ,. 1 ,D gi- -- I x, .- ,X . . n 4 4