John Muir High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)
- Class of 1959
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Mauritz Dahlberg, our Building Services Supervisor in charge of the care and maintenance of our entire campus, is a man whom we respect not only for the work he has done to make John Muir an out- standing high school, b-ut also for the way he does his iob - with an attitude of friendliness and cooperation. We feel that we have been fortunate in knowing you, Mr. Dahlberg, and in dedicating this book to you we wish to express our thanks. foreword A hall pass, a favorite spot on campus, a club president's gavel, a student body card, a battered history book, an absence slip, a cap and gown - these are the things we connect with Muir, these the the things which we build our memories upon. On the pages of this '59 Hoofbeats are recorded such memory-makers in all their super- ficial simplicity, but with the realization that to the Senior Class they mean Muir. table of contents ADMINISTRATION Administration Faculty School Personnel GOVERNMENT ASB Commissions Councils Leagues ACTIVITIES Pep Squads Music Groups Activities Production Classes Clubs SPORTS Football Basketball Track Baseball Gymnastics Swimming Tennis Golf Girls' Sports GAA Aquacade SENIORS Senior Memories Senior Pictures Academic Muir Senior Activities Senior Highlights Who's Who Indices Autographs Editor's Note 10-12 13-17 18 22, 33 23-26 I 27-30, 31-32, 45-47 48-49, 50-51, 52-53, 69-89 34-35 36-38 39-40 63-66 54-62, 67-68, 90-93, 94 95 96-104 108-124 125-131 132-135 136-140 141-142 143-144 145-146 147 149-151 152-153 154-156 160-171 172-175 196-199, 202-207, 218-219 176-177, 182-183, 188-189 194-195, 200-201 208-209 220-221 222-234 235-239 240 ,178-181,184-187, 190 193 EDITOR ice ASSOCIATE! EDITOR ' Sue Sffqvensonagpfi SSISTANT :EDITO 'Q Lillion B SINESS ,L John PHO-TO 2 Corol ',LMeredi'rI'i !gon Dgzrnolcarqg IST SEQTION LEATDER Beith Kersfen 'S QND SECTION LEADER ,Q EA Jill Pennington 3:2-D SECTION LEADER +-' CoroII Heck 4TH SECTION LEADER Mike Kimball 5TH SECTION LEADER Gabrielle Wright ADVISER Burton ... no OQ nam ww SWEET? if ' I I ,, . ,. -3, ee!- ,IE f ,qw A X A LI 'ss . 1 yn z.f,'Q?jFfJ6'If If , fi .-'f:,,'Q, I if I I YQ,-is I ' 'E ' . figwvg T Hixiym ay I I I I as ,MNH -A A ' Tiff! ,mA fwfisiifwsifffw ff? ffff ff, 'Vg ' .. 1 I' ' I , II H,gff,fig...f,f, 652455, ,J - f f if . f I 4?,',3y fS6ij555'Mssfg5, Ijfzfff, i'3 ff'ff'2f,2'23,M5,i-i'fg,f-f figffffgff fffff,5fzi,fifff- fffwfi ff, WEE' ..wf.f 'wfff'ff++'fw' fifffffffffff fffff E Qgjagzgf? ,vw I 1-if if ' Zffigif Qzffi? Vp.. if I ,f .31 4, ,A Qi 'b.HifLjf7 ,fi gfsif.,-1 ,i.y,f, J, ,,,I. ,W ,, ,N,,,A,,,,g, im ,, .,Uyqq'g.,I..w ' fgizf,-'Qs ,J1 'D sf. A, ,J ' 4, ifj, ijfffrg. 5 M, 6,112 .?,f':,'ff:f3ff .ff-if-,ff fx I ,J fr, If f 'ff ij? Maw ... ' !NG'!!HF!Y 13-'WIIJQZO 5 I I V r 1 Lvl.. f' .' ,,..A ,Q k , ,.-- 'f JA ff.' li Une 3015! wh W. K. f,. Lf - sy .Jr if M2512 .1 me N 5 , -4 'iw Riff, A 4 le :J H-W' I 1 administration an L Pasadena Board of Education Members Dr. Robert Freeman, Mrs. LuVerne LaMotte, Steve Saliisan, Walter Shatford and Edgar Barratt Superintendent of Schools Dr. Robert E. Jenkins Assistant Superintendent for Busi- ness Edgar C. Egly, Assistant Super- intendent for Instruction Dr. Earl F. Floyd and Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Edward H. Rowins IO superintenderwts and board Principal Frank R, Walkup fl 1 Assistant Principal Charles G. Brown Assistant Principal Lorrayne E. Calkins r' Q' I Frank Welch, Helen Meldrum and George Retrie John McSweeney, Dr. Lucile Burrell, Dr. Jesse Moses, Dorothea Emerson ond John McForlone 12 Regisi rar Everett Stone Rf. AJ F - X ff: 1 nm f' F ' ,ffm e ' - r , -- J , X J K XXV- LJ wal, Rl g S17 1: Q V7 facultq GOVERNMENT ROW 1 Darwin R. Russell, Keith McKay, Alfred Hansen and Jody Starbuck. ROW 2 Jess H. Hughston, Stanley Sheinkopf, Ernest F. Pascoe and Donovan Ballard. il if if HISTORY ROW 'I Thelma Stoody, Ruth Ioy and Charlotte Viereck. ROW 2 Kenneth F. Rice, Frank Welch, Charles Patten, Frank Van Klooster and Humanities Department Chairman John Snyder. 4. H- ENGLISH ROW 'I Fay Lainpark and Claribel Schwartz. ROW 2 Burton Anderson, Herbert Caesar, Ruth Esterbrook, Iva Pickens, Harlan Waite, Margaret Remde and Sibyl Strain. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS: Paul Burchett and Dorothy McKenzie. 13 HUMANITIES ROW 1 Florence Junker, Gladys Chapman, Ruth Curry and Beverly Benson. ROW 2 Madeline Bowers, Ross Bourne, Margaret Buckner, Boyd Davis and James Kingman. LANGUAGE ROW 1 Genevieve Payne, Ruth Dean, Mary Kohr and Josephine Bergeron. ROW 2 Charles Haas, Jack Baffaglia, Felix Briones, Stephen Reyes, Carl Hedeen and Roger Nedry. HUMANITIES Helen Wichman, John Zweers, Her- man Sfromberger, Stanley Monson Orvetta Clinesmith, Walter Mack Charles Hall and Kenneth Olson ADDITIONAL MEMBER: Mark Young. MATHEMATICS Dr. John Venable, John William, Sally Ward, Mary Schertz, Thomas McCulla and Clifford Rinehart. ADDITIONAL MEMBER: Hazel Brewer MATH EMATICS Frank Baum, Paul Dickerson, David Horwilz, Charles Dana and William Ansite. SCIENCE ROW I Nicholas Veneziano, Sylvia Ranney, Pearl Hutchinson, Dorothy Glick and Philip Simon. ROW 2 Ivan Cummings, Robert DePew, Albert Razum and Alvar Kaufi. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS: George Jackon and Adolph Johnson. If r HLA 1:7 I. zuwivluvw f 2!Qg ' W I Ili? r . v , BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Robefl BVOWYL Alma BGYS. Mildred Wardlow, Gladys Barry, Warren Bev Morant, Robert Carroll, Edmund Molinar, James Bowers, William Fisk and Gardner EIkenbe Y- Allen, Ted Knudson, Julian Mozzarella, Donald Sauer and Philip , I LJ Kukuruza. ADDITIONAL MEMBER: George Reitie T-yvf' I QA ,L VUUJLQQX N U RSE Doris Josephson ART AND MUSIC John Dickerhoff, Robert Heckman, Dean Brown, Doris Alden, Norman Abbey, Louise Selin and Lee Moyne Mark. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2 Q ' , I N- 4. 'ITE' William Leveille, Donald SIWOUPI FFSCISYICIC BOOIKGY, WCIITGV OPP. Carolyn Tinker, Eleanor Blum, Georgina Mimmack, Pa1ricia DeVorss Walter Smith, Jack Hollen and Don Hunt. Gene Sanders, Betty Morr, Helen Meldrum and Allene Hoeven. ADDITIONAL MEMBER: Louis Riess, LIBRARY HOME AND FAMILY Librarian Gertrude Johnson and Head Hilda Manley, Charlotte Botello, Evelyn Thoreen and Ora Belle Theurich. Librarian Lura Nelson. CAFETERIA STAFF ROW 1 Cafeteria Manager Jessie Clopton, Helen Kinnamon, Constance Hirigoyen, Rossie Bratcher, Alice Bartlett, Dorothy James, Janet Fildes and Marie Eck. ROW 2 Edith Norris, Rosella Rapp, Loretta Crowder, Lorraine Nickel, Iris Wilkens, Carrie Parsons, Kathleen Mahon, Frances Chamberlain and Catalina Gonzales. ROW 3 Irene Griffin and Ada Hanson. CUSTODIANS ROW 'I Robert Williams, Harry Baker, Tom Kostas, D. A. Cass, Jess Elliot and Isabel Minton. ROW 2 Mauritz Dahlberg, Ben French, William Boland, Felix Bc- racchini, Wes Anderson, Arnold Brackner, Tex Keesee, Gabriel Sor- tino, Fred Lukehart, Warren Corey, C. A. Murray and Joe Gledhill. ill ll itll lli ill Ill SECRETARIES ROW 1 Lucile Zeboray, Dorothy Woolhouse, Susan Kulp and Betty Gibbs. ROW 2 lngeborg B. Swaim, Jean Tharp, Jeanne Haynes, Dorothy Roberts, Virginia E. Henson and Etta Merideth. A33 Lek K ?lQ'5'3'?' . f ff,-Q--df H nv , J- X' .. 0 T313 ,4 ,N ,., :we-' V- 1 4 ?-7 - T3Hf.' 1 :3':-Syl'-'z'?Jf5?'VE:iPfi V , .W.. T: , W M , A ,I f--,, L ' Q ,gli 'A ,fn Ziff x t VKVV , , -7,?'q'jjiEA ,:'glQgYa,.,.-1 Y ' , 'V , W5 ' W L.,,:i.yM, , ,X government Y ,J President Doug Keith Adviser Herman G. Srromberger full ca 5 lo board Vice-President Mike Hammer Secretary Sachiko Hiromofo Treosurer Robin Hoover rl, he .... FALL LEAGUE PRESIDENTS Fall Girls' League President Fall Boys' League President Linda Hodge George Jundr SUPREME COURT Supreme Court Justices Dirk Horgan, Beffy Alexander, Chief Justice Mike Stock, Jim Taggart and John Kelley Exe. T7 first :emeeter LOHVYNI:-SIOHQIS ROW 1 Kathy Anderson Vic Hirst and Marcy Llndhexmer ROW 2 Susle Wllhamson Adviser Louuse Selm Commussloner Ruta Kanne Robin Hoover and Kathy Nelson 1? nan ROW I Sue Watson Ellzabeth Palmer Martha Ralnes Naomi Roblnson Lunda Shoemake and Ardy ROW 2 Melame Lupuer Karen Dlamond Pat Curry Joanne Humphreys Esther Dowd Tracy Joos and ROW 3 Ann Davns Bob Warde Sandy Rnherd Sharon Schnell Commlssloner Tum Bennett Carol Jim Meredith Hager, Esther Dowd, Cheryl Knowles, Adviser Jess Hughston, Kathy l Gilbert and Georgia Eagen. Adviser Robert Carroll, Dini Dorn, Penny Perdue and Linda McKesson. ASSEMBLIES ROW 1 Lee Plank, Lillian Fuiimoto, Adviser Lee Moyne Mark, Nancy Long, Nancy Meier, Pat List and Adviser Burton Anderson. ROW 2 Bob Bass, Barbara Tilley, Dennis Spuck and Bob Zeman. . I 1 41: si 1-n-1' ' Af - L -: ' n-nan.-an :r '--Qgpwv . Jn 4 'Q' Wang? X, CIVIL AFFAIRS PUBLICATIONS I I Q STUDENT ACTIVITIES 'TunnJ vi... Lynn PeIIy, Priscilla Burgess and Commissioner Gail Coleman. ATHLETICS ROW 1 John Lane, Bruce Anderson, Rita Kanne, Liz Coplin, Lorraine Inco, Steve Hammer and Commisisoner Steve Smith. ROW 2 Jeff Gruber, Pete Rutishauser, Doug Beernink, Vic Hirst and Eric Eliason. .1 117-1 fcill ci s Io rep council ROW 1 Pam Reckas, Beth Kersten, Sue Gilbert, Bonnie LePera, Christy Gammell and Lucy Laitinen ROW 2 Toni Itano, Karen Batista, Charlene Krom, Marilyn Brown and Diana Newton. ROW 3 Tiona Wierman, Priscilla Burgess, Harvey Pinyoun, Betsy Coffin and Bob Littell. Vice President Sandy Riherd, Presi- dent Mike .-lammer and Secretary Mary Beth Cochran. ROW I Dolores Morinskey, Chris Johnson, Nancy Klages, Carol Goodenow and Linda Shoemake. ROW 2 Linda Beck, Janice Booher, Sherri Goodner and Nita Schwartz. ROW 3 Roger Melzer, Geoff Groves, Cheryl Knowles and Betty Alexander. F-, , '1nuultr'1 ,U,, 1, ll quam jani- 1 fall sophomore class council ! i inns naman i Representative Mary Beth Cochran, Vice- Presidenf Carolyn Holmes, President Leonard Harper, Secretary Carol Tokagaki and Treasurer Janice Lee. Members of the Fall Sophomore Class Council. first semester junior class council Fall Junior Class Council Board Members, Treasurer Lillian Fuiimoto, Representative Sandy Riherd, Adviser John McFarlane, President Sue Stoddard, Vice President Mary Bond and Secretary Barbara Hurt. ROW 1 Adviser John McFarlane, Lillian Fuiimoto, Barbara Hurt, Mary Bond, Sue Stoddard, Sandy Riherd and Bob Warde. ROW 2 Mary Small, Dorothy Templin, Alice Abrams, Georgia Stutz, Sharon lsenberg, Sharon Schnell, Paul Stanberry, Kathy Renger, Linda Shoemake, Jean Fura, Meredith Hager, Patsy Mallout and Vicki Tatone. ROW 3 Joan Schwicker, Bruce Anderson, Janetta Gibson, Peggy Gitten, Judy Gilpin, Marlene Cooper, Dennis Garren, Jan DuPlain, Kathy Gilbert, Christine Martin, Sharon Stone and Liz Coplin. ROW 4 Steve Smith, Steve Hammer, Grant Holcomb, Avis McElwain, Carol Crandall, Laurie Summers, Leni Lawatch, Carol Traylor, Virginia Karweit, Carole Moore, Barbara Banks and Victor Ogilvie. ROW 5 Floyd Clark, Lamonte Dewindt, Joe Sanfilippo, Jim Ellingwood, John Conry, Bill Chavis, Chuck Keefer, Ray Lynch, Mike Boggus and Harold Poynter. ROW 6 Bill Williams, Robert Truman, Taylor Gerry, Jerry Matta, Richard Hassler and Fred LaSor. -ng. l 1 5' dk -Q.-...Q ' 'il0 ' 1' 16 19 l lfi l l --in ---Q-ng :nun it u-1 1- 1 DQ-A-I li, ROW 'I President Steve Missal, Secretary Liz Elgin, Susie Gordon, Sachiko Hiramoto, Robin Hoover, Vic Hurst, Chris Lilienwall, Karen Batista, Bonnie Ward, Barbara Wallace and Ann Miller. ROW 2 Eugene Johnson, John Kelley, Sue Ames, Jancie Booher, Bill Flaherty, Cathy Stack, Beth Kersten, Gary Smith, Sue Wiley, Barbara Entwistle, Betsy Rogers and Karen Diamond. ROW 3 Dave Garcia, Drake Hawkins, Brian Berenger, Bill Cudmore, Wendy Anderson, Susan Dwiggins, Carolee Baker, Linda Hodge, Carol Sullivan, Barbara Smith, Jill Pennington, Cathy Holder, Caroll Heck and Gabrielle Wright. ROW 4 Mike Evans, Tim Bennett, Mike Stock, Hiroshi Ogawa, Larry Kaminski, Tim Love, Ted Hohn, Sue Stevenson, Andy Bogen, Jane DeBussey and Buddy Varian. ROW 1 President Vince Kelly, Secretary Jancie Booher, Sue Wiley, Chris Lilienwall, Nancy Meier, Esther Dowd, Jane DeBussey, Bonnie Ward and Sue Capurro. ROW 2 Treasurer John Woodbridge, Vice-President Bill Flaherty, Carolee Baker, Carol Sullivan, Henriola Culpepper, Pamela Jones, Susie Gordon and Karen Diamond. ROW 3 Gary Smith, Eugene Johnson, Mike Evans, Joni Rumsey, Cathy Holder, Sue Ames and Barbara Wallace. ROW 4 Steve Missal, Randy Carpenter, Lyle Blick, Hiroshi Ogawa, Bob Zaman and Nick Virgallito. 30 ,P M A, Q fa -.gf , f. - l Lf ,ff is - f tlreei, Seg:EfYlQgi.i5llsQlt Fall Boys' League President George Jundt and W Adviser Alfred Hansen The League sponsored a project to erect a bicycle rack by the print shop for all the new sports-bike enthusiasts. Dave Davis, Bob Warde, Jim Meeks and Dennis Jones work on the rack as Bill Flaherty and Brian Berenger make suggestions. ROW I Kim McFee, Jimmy Grattcm, Tom Sudduth and John Horgan. ROW 2 Dave Davis, Steve Reed, Tadashi Hiramoto, Rodney Hopkinson, Kenny Blake and Larry Silverman. ROW 3 John Norton, Dennis Jones, Tim Bennett, George Jundt, Bob Warde and Adviser Alfred Hansen. Even Boys' League couldn't operate without ci feminine touch. Joanne Humphreys lhead bulletin board mokerl is shown with the newly elected Boys' League President Tim Bennett. 31 fall semester girls' league Members of the Fall Board are One of the first Girls' League activities of the year was a fund raising popsicle sale. Fall Girls' League President Linda Hodge ROW 1 Cathy Barr, Linda Beck, Linda Hodge, Sue Ames and Carolee Baker. ROW 2 Esther Dowd, Judy Gilpin, Patricia Doyle, Jo Ann Van Leer, Sue Wiley, Carol Takagaki, Chris Lilienwall and Laurie Stewart. President Mike Hammer Chief Justice of The Supreme Courf Vice-President Doug Beernink John Kelley spring cu. s. b. board Secretary Sochiko Hiromofo Treasurer Cathy Stock FINE ARTS ROW 1 Kathy Nelson, Alice Parson, Marcy Lindheimer, Vic Hirst, Commissioner Kathy An- derson, Mary Honsacker, Rita Kanne and Nancy Kelly. 1 .J K y 'qsigigc 45 .' I ,C . Q N . x . . .W P K . I A V, .. V spring commissions PUBLICITY ROW 1 Diana Dorn, Commis- isoner Ardy Anderson, Jo Ann Humphreys and Tracy Joos. ROW 2 Sandy Riherd, Steve Smith, Tim Bennett, Jeff Gruber and Victor Oglesby. PEP ROW I Linda McKesson, Com- missioner Diana Dorn and Ardie Anderson. ROW 2 Fa r rel l Fullerton, Kathy Anderson, Cathy Hair- grove and Eldrid Roche. 'Y' PUBLICATIONS ROW 1 Connie Rice, Tim Bennett, Rob Zeman, Commissioner Nancy Long, Cathv Barr and Nancy Meier. ROW 2 Lillian Fuiimoto, Carol Wilson and Pat List. ASSEMBLIES Commissioner Penny Perdue, Adviser Robert Carroll, Mike Kimball and Linda McKesson, we 1m -.4 1 nt Ari -1' Jw .1 .1 - , .ff-. '4f,.:ff-. - fffif- ff, ,,'1'fgj'. ,'f?f?ff',.ff'9, CIVIL AFFAIRS ROW 1 Par Leonard and Beth Kersten. ROW 2 Brooks Goodall, Commissioner Meredith Hager ond Adviser Jess Hugh- ston. 2'-'bw Wm f ROW 1 Vic Hirst, Caroll Heck and Erie Kiers. ROW 2 Terry Moore and Chris Lilienwall. ROW 3 Andy Bogen, Robin Gray and Woody Fosfer. newlq formed inter club council Vice-President Vic Hirsf, Secretary Pct Lisr and President Brian Berenger, ROW 1 Brian Berenger, Janice Booher and Tim Bennerl. ROW 2 Judy Biggle and Charlene Krom. ROW 3 Larry Kaminski and Bill Flaheny. f if Q A ' if spring sophomore class council President Gary Lepper, Treasurer Ginny Glass, Secretary Virginia Newfon and Adviser Jesse Moses. Spring Sophomore Class Council ROW 'I Christine Martin, Edna Dulon, Jean Stewart, Carol Pearcy, Tiona Wierman, Vicki Tatone, Kathy Obermiller, Sharon Stone and Sharon Morris. ROW 2 Shirley Allen, Alice Abrams, Bonnie Hartke, Tracy Joos, Lesley Hosfeld, Sheila Trammell, Kathy Davis, Carol Wilson and Pam Holsback. ROW 3 Steve Haselton, Martin Capune, Chuck Keefer, Carl Casella, Tadashi Hiramoto, John Lane, Richard Gillespie, Bob Warde, Jeff Gruber, Doug Shute, Richard Blakely, Bob Gliner and Ronnie Phillips. l I- A i r Spring Junior Class Council Board Members, Adviser John McFarlane, Secretary Mary Bond, Vice-Presi- dent Bruce Anderson, President Bob Warde and Treasurer Tadashi Hiramoto. ROW 1 Mary Bond, Ardy Anderson, Tascha Lane, Betty Brown, Sharon lsenberg, Jean Furo, Kathy Renger, Dorothy Rider, Nancy Wilson and Helen Mayer. ROW 2 William Barnes, Harold Poynter, John Henninger, Ross Hauck, Kurt Nilson, Jim Ellingwood, Paul Stanbery, Bruce Anderson, John Hazlet and Stanley Burton. Members at the Spring Boys' League Council are ROW 'I Tadashi Hiramoto, Joe Hume, Pete Rutishauser, Harvey Pinyoun, Gary Lepper and John Horgan. ROW 2 Darryl Henriques, Daniel Ramirez, Bob Warde, Steve Smith, President Tim Bennett, Mike Stock, Larry Silverman and Adviser Alfred Hansen. ROW 3 Steve Hammer, Jim Bunch, Secretary Jim Kittell, Treasurer Jim Meeks, Vice Presi- dent John Lane, Doug Beernink and Mike Evans. One of the main activities of Boys' League this ' semester, other than Backwards Day, was Hat and L Clash Day. This student didn't conspire with his fellow Council members! Vice-President John Lane, Treasurer Jim Meeks and Secretary Jim Kittell. .,..x,,,m.: , ,fc Nxf 1 ,f xml- 1 D Spring Boys' League President Tim Bennett Spring Girls' League President Della Williams E W-ww t we Spring Board members include ROW 1 Patti Thomas, Joni Rumsey, Della Williams, Sue Ames and Jan DuPlain, ROW 2 Pearl Clay, Tascha Lane, Chris Lilienwall, Beth Kersten, Patricia Doyle, Eldrid Roche, Adviser Lorrayne Calkins, Esther Dowd and Candy Cudlip. spring girls' league to One of the many protects of Girls' League is the compiling of a scrap book which contains all newspaper stories about Muir girls. 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O' J K. 1 M X , he k xy 4 ix 4--Cf. Claudio Hardy Modelyn Snell Sue Olson Kathy Moundoy g 1 5 5 2.1 'Q Q4 vi' 'i a xl R' E3 -US The John Muir High School Band has participated in many activities this past year. Its seventy members are under the very capable leadership of Drum Maior Loren Woodson and Director Dean Brown. They performed at all of the football games, participated in the All-Western Band Review in Long Beach of which they were trophy winners, the Arcadia Invitational Band Review and various music festivals and spring concerts. They have also played for iunior high school assemblies. ' U l . ,, 5 ly' Band officers are Tom Battaglia, Jack Fulks, Loren Woodson and Bruce Sage. miqhtq mustang band Director Dean Brown The Mustang Band runs Through a musical number in preparation for one of its many performances Muir studems enioy an evening of dancing at the Junior Class Kick-off Dance. all school dances Vocalizing of The Pastels, a campus group, highlights this all school dance sponsored by the Junior Class. A special highlighv of VolenTine's Doy was The Sophomore Sweetheart Donce. The Shutferbug Shuffle brought o throng of Muirires To the Lo Ccincido Youth House. The Arisfocrofs provided lots of loud music for the Shutterbug Shuffle. stage crew One of the stage crew's most important iobs is the management of stage lighting during all assemblies and productions. Adviser Robert Carroll and Stage Manager Donald Thomas. 52 Members of the stage crew put the finishing touches on a backdrop for one of the plays, a part of their training in stage setting. These boys adjust a gel on a spotlight ROW 'I Betty Palmer, Mary Courtney, Pat Fagan, Helen Stout, Jean Stewart, Linda Smith, Maggie Wilson and Lyn Yager. ROW 2 Carol Phelan, Janice Coressel, Linda Walls and Nancy Davis. ROW 3 Adviser Gladys Barry, Tom Butner, Phillip De Bourguigno, Laurie Summers and Beverly Everman. book store Adviser Gladys Barry For the caonvenience of the students, the bookstore is open at Placing of ring orders and the selling of bus tickets occupies noon. Here members of the bookstore class gain valuable much of the time of these bookstore workers. experience in selling and clerical work. homecoming roqcultq X I I. I I 1 'r . I I .-44 Princess Sherri Goodner Princess Claudia Hardy Princess Karen Crosby shutterbuq court Princess Linda McKesson Typical of the many mefropoliran newspaper photographers that shot the Miss Sutterbug finalists is David Swaim of the Los Angeles Examiner. 9 . XS xr'-Ig. X i miss sh , gf. , - 1 -1 ,J , 0 m 'Ju 1 . 3 1 i J i' il ,k,' , !. - ' , sw H Sophomore Sweetheart Betsy Coffin E V v I Ap' t 4 ,rf tr .LV ,X MX tt M: L l ylfj . tr gl X Junior Class Queen Terry Keosberry ci ssemblies Presented by General Electric, this Adventures in Science assembly was designed to stimulate scientific interest among the students. EDUCATIONAL FALL ELECTION . . AND PEP ASSEMBLIES SCIENCE Mrs. Calkins installs some of the spring officers. An enraptured audience listens to the University of Southern California's band The University of Southern California features one of its more outstanding players on a trumpet solo. choral groups i moiclriqoil sonqsters ROW 1 Director Robert Heckman, Frank Hughes, Richard Hassler, Don Pormiter, Ricky Penn, Grant Simpson and John Bertrand. ROW 2 David Loy, Bert Randen, Pete Rutishauser, Eddie Scott, Harold McClain, Lewis Divens and Bill Phillips. ROW 3 Harold Jones, James Turrentine, Andy Bogen, Tom Hudson, Don Howse, Darryl Smock and Michael Valley. ROW 4 Fred Mack, Richard Brooks, Joe Walker, Curtis Hollis, Sam Kirkland and Bill Smith. Robert Heckmon ROW I Vicki Smith, Pot Tracy, Sally Gaims, Eleanor Woltjes, Kath- erine Nelson, Director Robert Heck- man, Mary Honsaicer, Rita Kanne, Karen Diehl, Janel Sparling and Kathleen Anderson. ROW 2 Renee Cassou, Sheldon Tar- rant, James Bennett, James John- son, James Learned, Robert Cum- mings, Dennis Garten, Victor Hirst, Donald Schulz and Christine Lilien- wall. GIRLS' GLEE GIRLS' CHORUS 3' 6 E L: M. ,X ' a' x 46 3 'I' ,S 3 r v'...... ,, ..- ROW 1 Sue Watson, Sue Gilbert, Sue Larkey, Chris Cope, Margie Heuson, Alice Parsons, Lisa Wright, Bonnie Bellwood, Barbara, Hafile, Judy Lopez, and Carolyn Hutchins. ROW 2 Marilyn Roberts, Christy Gammell, Hanne Petersen, Arlene Fine, Barbara Brabbs, Barbara Matthews, Dorothy Suttill, Dannita Jackson, Mattie Large and Sharon Biedebach. ROW 3 Lucinda Latinen, Gail Nemitz, Carol Phelan, Pam Griffin, Collette Rowland, Glenda Gibbs, Sylvia Fisher, Mary Caye Brown and Wanda Onisko. ROW 4 Director Robert Heckman, Pat Acevedo, Susan Chase, Betsy Coffin, Mattie Sims, Sandra Frostrom, Blonnie Towns, Dorothy Bayton, Eva Breedlove, Pam Le Boeuf and Pam Owen. ROW 5 Vicki Hutchins, Suzanne Burgess, Jo Ann Maywether, Judy Allen, Pat Burke, Judy Johnson, Marion Johnson, Charlene Clark and Pat Stump. a cappella choir The John Muir A Cappella Choir under the leadership of Robert Heckman, performed at the Christmas Concert, the Easter Concert, the Com- bined City School Festival, the Annual Spring Concert, the Baccalaureate Services and finally the graduation in the Rose Bowl. Members of A Cappella Choir orchestra AL-it The Muir Orchestra, under the capable direction of Dean Brown, enioyed a varied and musically profitable schedule. The highlight of the year was the annual Musical Festival held at Pasadena City College when orchestras from all over Southern California participated. An- other feature included a trip to Los Angeles State College where an adiucator training program was held. Additional participation was en- couraged with the formation of two string quartettes, two woodwind quintettes, a brass choir, a horn quartette and several violin duets. Director Dean Brown This year's staff leaders have done an outstanding iob. They are Susan , Williamson, Elizabeth Vallas, Margaret Stover, Cynthia Slavett, Yvan 1 Merineau and David Gruwell. 66 Mr. Robert Heclcman led the Girls' Glee as part of cn inspirational There was plenty of action and many lively laughs in the school's musical program at Thanksgiving time. production of Mary Chase's play Harvey. plciqs Accompanying the beautiful choral concert were tableaus depicting events at the time of the Nativity, recalling the first Christmas. Student Directors Frances Chees- man and John Kelley confer with dramatic Adviser Herbert Caesar. spring production 's 3, 1 Z, 5. 3 in ,4 'R vm 4 -S lr l 3, Trying out for the comedy Harvey by Mary Chase are two Members of the cast work tirelessly at rehearsals. ot the many talented Muir students who hoped to be chosen for the ploy. The Harvey cost includes ROW 'I Mike Stock, Gay Biller, Isabelle Speer, Jill Pennington and Yvette Tsuchmy. ROW 2 Leonard Harper, Tim Bennett, Judy Gilpin, Lee Collins and Loren Wood- son. .gp-.1 CSF Life Members ROW 1 Cynthia Ann Nyquist, Sue ROW 2 Connie Virginia Uebbing, - .-.qs-, ....---.gg Edwards, Christi Cole, Carol Sullivan, Beth Kersten, Patty Kline, Garrick, Susie Williamson and Olivia Hanson. Rice, Ann Miller, Chris Lilienwall, Esther Dowd, Betsy Rogers, Betty Fahy, Peggy Myer, Linda Hodge and Liz Elgin. ROW 3 Ralph Setian, John Woodbridge, Larry Valby, Ron Anderson, Dennis Jones, Allen Puckett and Rita Kanne. ROW 4 Dave Erickson, Steve Jones, Jeff Wanamaker, Steve Koundiakion and Loren Woodsen. The California Scholarship Federation is a statewide organization with chap- ters at each high school. Membership is based only on excellence in grades with a specific number of grade points to be rnet each semester. Muir has one of the biggest chapters in the state and a large number of lite members, too. ROW 5 Jim Learned, Mike Hammer, William Dorlcind, Adviser Stephen Reyes, Larry Scoville and california Air scholarship federation ROWI Fall Kanne, Spring Hodge. ROW 2 Fall dent Dorothy Anderson. Secretary Carol Sullivan, Fall President Rita President Liz Elgin and Spring Secretary Linda Vice-President Andy Bogen, Spring Vice-Presi- Templin and Fall and Spring Treasurer Bruce .ive Members of CSF . i W A I t i l L I In N I .Ji li , l l All three companies are in formation for inspection by Major Young, the Commanc california cadet The Cadet Rifle Club pauses before o match at Harding Military Academy. 138th battalion approaches the Company Officer in review. , ,C T'-, H' Staff Officers are responsible for the leadership, training, and administration of the cadets. Fall CCC President Doug Allen corps The California Cadet Corps is an educational program de- signed for military leadership, lt develops this quality by help- ing the cadet accept responsibil- ity for himself and his unit in training, preparation, presenta- tion, and administration. A few things the cadets participate in are basic training, first aid in- struction, military-social func- tions, and parades. YY.. Spring CCC President Terry Cunningham The Military Police units have supplied guards for various school functions. In class cadets receive instruction concerning miilfory Tactics. The Color Guard is composed of James Dongerfield, William Corson, Paul Osborn and Lloyd Reynolds. Commondunr Moior M. L. Young QQ Z 59 Y rX Lu 4 Fall President Kathy Anderson ng,..' A, I Ay' X . Z Club Fall Board Members are an ROW 1 Diana Dorn, Carol Lee Baker and Christi Cole. ROW 2 Kathy Anderson, Adviser Lorrayne Calkins and Carol Sullivan, Muir's Zonta Club is an han- orary organization for outstand- ing girls on campus, with mem- bership dependent on high scho- lastic achievement, personality, character and leadership ability. ln its fourth year, the club has participated in many worth- while activities. Original members ofthe club include ROW 1 Carol Lee Baker, Diana Dorn, Judy Speakes, Linda McKesson, Rita Kanne, Robin Hoover, Liz Elgin and Susie Williamson. ROW 2 Cathy Stack, Madelyn Snell, Sue Stoddard, Chris Lilienwall, Carol Sullivan, Sue Wiley and Christi Cole. ROW 3 Jancie Booher, Linda Hodge, Eldrid Roche, Joni Rumsey, Sue Ames, Adviser Lorrayne Calkins, Cheryl Knowles, Kathy Anderson, Francoise Verbrugge, Mary Bond, Dorothy Templin, Betty Alexander and Judy Gilpin. Spring President Corol Sullivon Treosurer Corolee Boker, Recording Secretory Dorothy Templin, Vice- ' President Chris Lilienwoll, Corresponding Secretory Cheryl Knowles, Adviser Luro Nelson and President Carol Sullivan. Proud, new Z Club members find their names on the bulletin board. Z Club new members ore ROW 1 Sandy Riherd, Liz Coplin, Ardy Anderson, Karen Diehl, Nancy Kelly oncl Lillion Fujimoto. ROW 2 Edno Dulon, Pot List, Dono Coleman, Connie Rice ond Kothy Moundczy. ROW 3 Gail Colemon, Esther Dowd ond Vicki Smith. senior cadelphlcans Senior Adelphicn Members Members of the Adelphion Foll Boord are Linda Beck Sue Gordon, Lindo McKesson and Bonnie Ward. Bonnie Ward, Barbara Wallace, Joni Rum- sey ond Judy Biggle enjoy themselves of an Adelphion proiecf party in the form of u good old-fashioned quilting bee. Spring President Linda McKesson 5 - af A very active club on the Muir campus was the Senior Adelphians. An important project this club performed was making the blue and gold pom-Dons for the senior girls who participated in the Big M, while helping to support a Mexican family in Los Angeles was a good example of their charity work. The Senior Adelphians held proiect parties where they participated in, and planned for, many activities. Social events and money making proiects, such as teas, parties, fashion shows, food sales, and pep card sales, were typical proiects planned at their meetings. They have also made tray favors for hospitals and worked for the Red Cross during the year. All Muir senior girls are eligible to ioin Senior Adelphians, but fifteen service hours per semester are required to remain in the club. Recording Secretary Bonnie Ward, Treasurer Sue Babbe, Corresponding Secretary Lindo Beck and Vice-President Kathy Mounday. In March, Adelphians held an installation tea for new officers. li I I , l Junior Adelphion Members Foll President Dorothy Templin Not pictured Spring President Liz Coplin junior oiolelphicins Fall Boord members include Treosurer Borbciro Soehrens, Recording Secretory Ardy Anderson, Presi- dent Dorothy Templin, Corresponding Secretory Liz Coplin cnd Vice-President Meredith Hoger. Spring officers ore ROWI Treasurer Pot List, Recording Secretory Karen Diehl and Corresponding Secretory Cheryl Knowles. ROW 2 Vice-President Vicki Smith. sophomore aclelphians The Sophomore Adelphians, with one of the largest memberships of all campus clubs, contrilouted much this year in the way of community and school service. They made tray favors for the Red Cross to be used in hospitals, provided Christmas dinners and presents for two needy families, and baked cookies for many school dances. Spring President Diana Newton, Adviser Margaret Remde, and Fall President Ginny Glass. 5 i 1 Members of Sophomore Adelphians ROW I Recording Secretary Ginny Newton, Fall Corresponding Secretary Susan Larky, Fall President Ginny Gloss, Spring President Diana Newton and Spring Vice-President and Fall Treasurer Pam Bartlett. ROW 2 Parliamentarian Robin Gray, Girls' League Representative Corliss Hoelsback, Spring Recording Secretary Patty Kelly, Spring Corresponding Secretary Nancy Larkey and Spring Treasurer Susie Daniels, shutterbuq club Shutterbug Adviser Lee Moyne Mark holds the Outstanding Photographer Award which he originated five years ago. The Shutterbug Club, one ot the most successful clubs on campus, helps to promote interest in photog- raphy. One of the highlights of the year was when Diana Jepson Vance, a fashion coordinator and model in- structor, spoke to the group on col- ors best suited to various complex- ions and eye colorings. They in- cluded in their activities for the year a lecture by Don Cownie, Public Re- lations Photographer, and an eve- ning at Drewry Photocolor. Shutterbug Club Members ln September the Shutterbugs visited the Los Angeles County Fair ' 1 V1 -- uf'-1' ' Over Two hundred three grades were Fifty semi-finalists for Miss Shutter- bug pose for ci group shot. girls from all in the original group of contestants. A smcill section of Miss Shutterbug cspircmts ore judged by teachers ond Shutterbug Club officers. f y fffefff During T958-59, the Shutterbug Club visited many places of interest in the Los Angeles area. They included in their itinerary, trips to the Pomona Fair, CBS Television City, Farmers' Market, Los An- geles Times, and the Photo Studio at Capitol Records. Above, Shutterbugs take advantage of the lively Oriental atmosphere in Chinatown after a dinner at the Golden Pagoda Restaurant. To the right, the castle at Disneyland pro- vides an unique setting for one of their adventures. :Wt ii One of the many lecturers at Shutterbug meetings was Diana Jepson Vance, former head model and fashion coordinator at Bullocks ROW 'I Shutterbug Vice-President Judy Biggle, Social Chairman Linda Mitchell Print Chairman Derlnis Spuck and Secretary Sherri Gooclner. ROW 2 Publicity Chairman Patti Thomas and Treasurer Diane Culver. Shutterbug Club President Paul McKay -lui. . ' W keq club Key clubbers participated in painting Muir's trash cans. ROW 'l Raymond Tamura, Vince Kelly, Darryl Henriques. ROW 2 Brian Berenger, Steve Missal. Participation in many activi- ties made the Key Club one ot the busiest on campus this year. lts members planned and par- ticipated in many worthwhile proiects for Muir, as well as the community. The Key Club is an honorary club, and new mem- bers are chosen on the basis of grades, achievements, and lead- ership, in school and community. ROW I Jeff Grant, Hans Rutishauser, Larry Gomez, Jim Davis, Darryl Henriques, Bill Flaherty, Vince Kelly, Bob Warde, Wiebe Mulder and Bruce Anderson. ROW 2 Dale Scoville, Andy Bogen, Duane Paul, Bill Cudmore, Vic Hirst, Jim Nishimoto, Doug Beerninck, Robin Okamoto and Tadashi Hiramoto. ROW 3 Brian Beernger, Geoff Groves, Rick Patterson, David Erickson, Dave Davis, Doug Keith, Mike Hammer, Mike Evans and Larry Scoville. ROW 4 Adviser John Williams, Jim Collister, Ken Frazer, Steve Missal, Loren Woodson, Art Johnson and Jim Bunch. i ., crescenclos Crescendo officers include ROW 1 Secretary Liz Elgin and Treas- urer Lucille Graf. ROW 2 President Vic Hurst and Vice- President Alvin Larsuel. ROW 3 Parliamentarian John Kelley and Adviser Burton Anderson. Serving as a talent agency at Muir, the Crescendos, on many occasions, pro- vided excellent entertainment for school activities and off-campus functions. The chief requirement for membership is tal- ent in the entertainment field. Talent try-outs for new members are held each fall. f ROW 1 Elizabeth Elgin, Betsy Mueller, John Kelley and Sheila Trammell. ROW 2 Susie Gordon, Michael De'ak, Lucy Graf, Judy Chambers and La- monte DeWindt. ROW 3 Robert Cum- mings, Norvin Armstrong, Vicki Smith, Virginia Jor- dan and Dennis Garren. ROW 4 Shirley Hull, Carol Collado, Nancy Davis, Lewis Large and Glenda Gibbs. Vocalists, musicians, dramatists and dancers - all these are represented in the Crescendo Club. tea Ed Buchman and David Erickson match wits in a tense game of three dimensional ticvtac-toe. i, . N . . 'i ROW 1 Spring Treasurer Donald Fuiitani and Fall Vice-President Jim Davis. ROW 2 Spring Secretary Cathy Holder, Fall Treasurer Beth Kersten and Adviser John Venable. ROW 3 Fall President David Erickson, Spring President Allen Puckett and Spring Vice-President Steve Moreland. The Future Engineers of America are This year FEA has tried to have a a group of iunior and senior students meeting every two weeks at which a who are interested in advanced math local engineer or other interesting speak- and engineering with the possibility of er talked to the members. They also entering this field. Club membership is visited the nearby Caltech Jet Propulsion limited to students who have maintained Lab, a leader in the United States mis- a B average in their math and science sile program. courses. 3 W... . , , Members of Future Engineers of America. forensic club ...A-..... ROW 'I Adviser Orvetta Clinesmith, Terrie Allen, Janan Hayes, Fran Cheesman, Joan Schwicker, Isabelle Speer, Yvette Tsuchmy and Marty Hogan. ROW 2 Marie Pryor, Sandra Billue, Jon Weinberger, Larry Westland, Richard Dinel, David Chorlian and Steve Kreck. ROW 3 Ken Chant, Steve Haselton, Vern Smith, John Sleet, Thomas Scott, Bob Avery and Dick Collins. The '59 Forensic Club distinguished itself at the various speech tournaments in this area. lts mem- bers have gained skill in debating, after dinner speaking, poetic interpretation, dramatic interpretation, oratory, and extemporaneous and impromptu speaking. Debate plays an important part in Forensic activities. 1. As Forensic Club members anxiously board the bus which will take them to the Arcadia Speech Tournament, they do a bit of last minute memorizing and preparation. ROW 'I Steven Swennerton, Gary Lepper, and Dennis Gomez. ROW 2 Adviser Darwin Russell, Doug Shure, Lowell Norfhrup, Jerry Manchester and John Sunderland. 1' i i The Theta members partici- , pared under YWCA. , Theta Officers john muir club Adviser Darwin Russel, President Doug Shute, Secretary and Treasurer Jerry Manchester. thetcxs in community activities the sponsorship of the ' i Aww, ...u a, foreign language club La socnedad da la lenguas extranieras le saluda . . . Der Fremdsprachenverien gruss Sie . . . La societe des Langues modernes vous salue The Foreign Language Club members greet you. ROW 1 Fall President Pat List, Spring President Robin Rinder- knecht and Spring Secretary tary Edna Dulon. ROW 2 Spring Vice-President Betty Brown, Fall Treasurer Sharon Wolfe and Spring Treas- urer Kathy Ward, ROW 3 Advisers Genevieve Payne, Charles Haas and Fall Secretary Jorian Snyder. Members of the Foreign Language Club ditto copies of l l ln its second year at John Muir, the Foreign Language Club was ac- tive again in 1958-59 with many new members, who tasted foreign food at the New Bagdaol Restaurant in Pasadena and the Switzerland Cate in Los Angeles. The Foreign Language Club was also credited with having its own newspaper. fblci ROW 'I Nick Burgoleto, Mary Rohlffs, Mary Kobbe and Gary Schull. ROW 2 Amy Nakanishi, Linda Walz, Joan Campbell, Susan Wellbaum and Betty Palmer. ROW 3 Adviser Warren Fisk, Florence Kuri- yama, Mary Ann Fukutaki, Christine Komatsu, Toni ltano, Kathy Mayekawa and Nanqf Jones. ftci ROW 1 Secretary Amy Nakanishi, President Betty Palmer and Reporter Christine Komatsu. ROW 2 Adviser Warren Fisk and Treasurer Gary Schull. FTA Officers include ROW 1 Sandra Billue, Gail Hines, Carmelle Clark and Carole Kaplow. ROW 2 Hideko Omura, Kathy Mayekawa, Sachiko Hiromoto and Adviser Harlan Waite. ROW 'I Yvette Tsuchmy, Gail Hines, Sachiko Hiramoto, Karen Anderson and Rose Marie Bracewell. ROW 2 Cathy Holder, Carmelle Clark, Lois Gumz, Carole Kaplow, Marie Pryor, Sandra Billue and Carolyn Calmore. ROW 3 Matthew Crawford, Barbara Zeman, Hideko Omura, Sharon Kellogg, Kathy Mayekawa and Adviser Harlan Waite. 89 'I bi 45' Carol Sullivan and Francoise Ver- brugge point to places of interest in their lives as AFS foreign exchange students. american field service program The American Field Service is a pro- gram which allows students trom Eu- rope to spend the school year studying in America and living with an American family. lt also sponsors boys and girls from the United States who spend a summer with a European family in order to learn to understand and appreciate their culture. Francoise, an AFSer from Belgium curiously looks over an American Getting into the homework grind is Wiebe Mulder from The Netherlands magazine. 90 drivers education . ., Behind the wheel driver's education is an extracurricular course offered in The Pasadena City Schools, which is aimed to give prospective drivers ci con- fidence behind the wheel. Under au- thorized supervision, students learn the fundamentals of safe driving, including a knowledge of automobile mechanics. They receive their instruction in new, dual-control cars donated by Natzel Oldsmobile and Krell Buick, local dealers. and under the hood Off We gol ' 1 8 . student observation program limit ,,f' esiyss .JLKM il Helping Mrs. Laura Hernandez with a third grade Indian Hiroshi Ogawa, student observer for Mr. Vahe Deverian, points proiect is Dana Coleman. out facts in history and geography. The student ooservation program was set up by Jackson Elementary School Principal Edward Shutman and George Rettie and P. R. Dickerson of Muir's Place- ment Office. lt is a program which al- lows students interested in becoming teachers to have the opportunity to spend two hours a day as student ob- servers in nearby Jackson school. If l UE Mrs. Charmion Venable and Kathy Mayekawa show techniques of drawing and painting to their second grade pupils. work studu i5 Q Paul's Auto Service, a few blocks from the Muir campus, is among the many businesses and industries to offer part-time employment for work-study students. ROW 'I Dubby Ward, Larry Luke and Edward Dean. ROW 2 Bill Campbell, Bill Schirding, Nancy Schultz, Henri Gounystook, Chris Cattle, Tom Szabo, Dave Quesenberry, Jerry Graybill and Adviser Paul Dickerson. ROW 3 Gerald Moe, Dennis Kramer, Bill Riechel, Don Schultz, Nick Cochran, John Merideth and Norman Foster. ROW 4 Tom Arge, Bill Kramer and Doug Campbell. The job of lubrication is iust one of the many tasks per- formed by Richard Acevedo at Paul's. Mr. Paul Dickerson of the work-study placement office and Robert Brucker watch P.. This Occupational Relations course permits the student to ob- tain school credit for his organ- ized learning off-campus, while working in businesses and in- dustries of Pasadena. In this way, he is able to reduce his normal on -campus academic load without lengthening his time in school. Among the many establishments involved are print shops, service stations and ga- rages, markets, the Western Union, department stores and TV repair shops. 93 junior activities l The activities of the Junior Class are varied. Above, President Sue Stoddard accepts from Congressman Edgar Hiestand an American flag which has flown over the Capitol. To the le-tt, iuniors have fun at one of their dances, the Hobo Hop. sophomore activities Sophomore Sweetheart Betsy Coffin gives a Valentine to Class President Gary Lepper at the Sophomore Sweetheart Dance, New sophomores become acquainted with the Muir campus and its bi-weekly publication the Blazer. 1 I ...ef I -Af J Adviser ROW I Donna Shortroen, Chris Podleschny, Art Schimmelman Shirley Allen, Jesse Ferguson, and Wanda Porter. ROW 2 Jeannie Duncan, Charlene Chestnut, Dolly Zibas. Eldrid Roche, Linda Jahnke, Vevest Brown, Alice Ebrams and Wanda Alexander. ROW 3 Barbara Morrison, Bob Reeve, Lee Plank, Raymond Elliott, Tom Thie and Robert Shamburger. art qearbook class rf Art Editor Lee Plank and Assistant Art Editor Jeannie Duncan. ROW 'I Masae Su uimati, Robert Brown, Ann Pursell, Alice Bradburn, Janice Cline, Thresa H 9 udy Johnson and Kathy Lieberman. ROW 2 Toni R y Id , Pamela Hol b k Donna Armstrong, Lind Wiyls n, Marilyn Smith, Sand dricks, J 2 ,9 ld Wh't d Sh ldon T rrant. V sigmen, Penny LQ Rona .een e Q my my 5 A Rows WayneCar ndArtJohnson. , A' ,LY l I . ' Ny! WSU V60 D U X010 ,FMS Q03 Gjl MVUQOQUJ fi t yy Mg? lfyol- QW it lfil it J Jllil it iyllti tilt tl lwsyvb fl! UAV V ,pl ,vllhsllp V A ,T ' V I Wi 5 X king on miniature stages are Sheldon Tarrant, T Rey- wal! JJ I lds, Pamela Holsback, Linda Wilson d Art Johnson ufggxiij Q50 6-1 Y' 1- of A X n an . o QU AUT ,QI W ,IU gil Vw lj' will oem Q,lClSSQ Stage Directors An P ll d Alice Brad M! lui ul A nullll Nl. 0,0 bw ,ylif.W0 Oki: gl W wil illill lliil if 0'UQlVel Uk photo production class Photography Adviser Lee Moyne Mark Learning to take portraits is an important part of these students' training. Under the supervision of Mrs. Swaim, the laboratory assistant, these pho- tographic production students rinse off their prints. Assistant Photo Editor Diane Culver and Photo Editor Mari Pluss. i 1 Photo Editor Mari Pluss gives an assignment to the production photog- raphy class who, with cameras in hand, are set' to shoot pictures for the yearbook. Outstanding photographers Paul McKay, Dennis Spuck and Bob Brucker photograph flagster classmate Sherri Goodner. 99 Members of the Editorial Staff include Editor- in-Chief Nancy Long ROW 'I Exchange and Morgue Editor Gayle Morris, Managing Editor Pat List, Exchange and Morgue Editor Nancy Meier. ROW 2 Sports Editor Bob Zeman and News Editor Vince Kelly. To get copy in on time is the most important responsibility of the reporter, It seems all the Blazer class were responsible except Danny Ganguin who missed his DEADLINE! The Blazer is a bi-monthly student publication produced through the combined efforts of the iournalism class, print shop, photography staff and art class- es. The Blazer staff is composed of thirty iuniors and seniors whose functions range from re- porting to copyreading and headline writing to the catalog- ing of photographs and picture engravings. The staff is headed by four editors: chief, managing, news and sports. Blazer Adviser Beverly Benson. News Bureau staff members are Sharon Wolfe, Jancie Booher, Danny Ganguin, Joni Rumsey and Karen Arnds. newspaper class Before the Blazer appears the technical iob of layout is per formed by Vince Kelly, Nancy Long, and Miss Benson. Ap parently, this has resulted in a friendly argument. . 23554 Section leaders for each division of the yearbook are Beth Kersten, Mike Kimball, Caroll Heck, Gabrielle Wright and Jill Pennington. Hard work is typical in the yearbook staff room Editor Connie Rice Associate Editor Sue Stevenson Business Manager John Woodbridge Asssiiont Editor Lillian Fuiimofo l Co-Photo Editors Ronald Demolar Adviser Burton Anderson ond Carol Wilson qecirbook class Members of the yearbook class foke time out from copy writing. W' I l A l l il John Erwin and Milton Grooms study o dummy sheet as Mr. Mozzarella explains a new technique to the class. print shop The Muir print shop handles the printing of the Blazer, pep cards, cam- paign tags and tickets for students and their organizations throughout the year. X , wgix Adviser Julian Mazzczrellc WQR e Q fiziimcgw z ,.- ,, M, sans: Q ATL? ' ---137' N v ...M ff X, WQKN L6Q3qL3 X 1 ,..,, di 1?-f ' 1 wwfmb W,, Q 'a.Xf' X ' N Q ia. .f 5 QM ns sports SQUAD LETTERMEN ROW I Ted Hohn, Coach Al Kuufl. law 2 Jim Nelson, Ralph Bemsihel, William Johnson, Duane Paul. law 3 Bob Casfaldi, Ken Cale, Jim Webb, Lyle McGcirvin. ROW Q Dmlw Hawkins, Jim Schmldl, Brion Rupp, Charles Cordero, An Jenkins. ROW I Hudson, Mgr., ' rp, MQL5 595001, Cdfddmv ,I Karr, Fame, Holm, Mitchell. ROW 2 Nelson, Bomhlaql, Jones, Radcliff, Johns:-n. COT' dnrb. Mllllf. IOW 3 Hawkins, Paul, Jan- klns, Smells, Pioffltv, Rapp. ROW 4 Camildl, Grown Cole, Slqck, Fraser. ROW I McKay, Rodd iff, 5 Webb, Kelly, Force, Spiers Jones, Hardy, Houswnld, Mgr. Lorell, Mgr. ROW 2 Ogowu, Scott, Schmidt, Foster, Nelson, Collis- ter, Cole, Porter, Keosbury. ROW 3 Mooney, Neese, Rod- N datz, Robbins, King, Mothey Evans, Covey. ROW 4 Cole, Patterson Shonk, McGorvin, Gubb, Kar stan, Paul. LETTERAAEN ROW 'I Coach Hunt, Coach Shoup, Neil McKay. ROW 2 Jim Profitt, Art Smolls, Jim Collister, Horold Jones. ROW 3 Joe Miller, Don Force, Doug Spiers, Mike Mitchell. ROW 4 Bruce Kerr, Chris Cordero, Ken Fraser, Vince Kelly, Wilbur Radcliff. SQUAD vorsitq loouckloone Line Coach Al Kouri Athletic Director Jock Booker Trcmer Louis Reiss NXX X fef' Head Coach Don Hun? A pass from Ralph Bernhisel To Ken Fraser with a lateral To Doug Spiers ser up The lone tally that won the honors for the Gold in This Tight defensive game. .-s 'f.faf'W'r' M ,gag 'KK M .3525 The players rush on as action ends abruptly. blue and gold game 'A 5. sf -vti ' With Doug Robbins leading the way, Duane Paul racks up yardage for the Gold. J . xg Ill Doug Spiers runs wide around end before he is hit by three Fontana Steelers. Got 'ernl r tvy' X 1 N, N , ,-jg ,--H-1 1.1-yfqf ,nw L I t 1 . , . ,Q ,jf t ' K it J X K P29 , .x . Q L,',,,,. .9,,,. f,.,,v, 1, ' . '12-, .- . my - 4 ' '-.::,.:.. - , it ', .5 , 1 -W . ' 1 I . 4. . s . I A , .IQ J, ' . ' 'I Q ' -g . 6, - A 1 x L s Q- . IQ, 1 M St? on y . N . J- N mulr O - qlendcale 33 Jim Nelson plows for extra yardage as o Glendale defender makes The tackle William Johnson throws the key block to spring Harold Jones off on o 40 yard icaunt. mulr 27 - burrouqhs 18 Mustang fullback Art Smalls is hauled to the turf by Tom Pulford after rambling for six yards. Art's fine running sparked Muir's deadly attack. Jim Nelson skirts end for yardage against Burbank Bulldog defenders gang up to stop Smalls, Muir's scoring drives were kept alive by Art's driving for that extra yardage. muir 21 - burbank 34 f. Muir had a very successful night against Hoover pounding out a T3-7 victory. Duane Paul is shown packing the ball against the Tornadoes. Jim Nelson again pounds out yardage in another of his long gainers, Here goes Jim Nelson! Jim was a very imporfa factor in winning the victory over Hoover. N ,gb Coach Hun? is rriumphantly carried off the field after Muir's big victory. Muir has had fhe pleasure of beating Pasadena for the fiffh con secuiive rimel muir 14 - pasadena 7 Duane Paul heads for the goal posts, and Art Jenkins charges for the would-be focklers as the thought of victory pushes them on, Posodeno drew firsf blood in The second guorfer when Ben Sornpson plunged from the one yord line. ln The second holf, Muir come bock strong with Bernhisel ond Spiers eoch scor- ing ci Touchdown. Both of Bern- hisel's conversions were good ond the gome ended wifh Muir vicrorious ogoin. turkeu tussle Art Smolls is moving for open ground when he is cough? from behind on one of those VOTE occasions. 'K 4 1. Doug Spiers is touchdown bound os o host of Bulldog tocklers put the onchor on hirn. v ,:, UA, . football team H' 1 ROW 1 David Pellegrin, Ronnie Demolar, Bobby Olivas, Robbin Okamoto, Joe Dossen, Joe Jones, Thomas Sudduth, Les Yamamoto, Waymand Buckner, Rhonnie Phillips. ROW 2 Gene Yamate, Jim Nishimoto, Alvin Jenkins, Tadashi Hiramoto, Wayne Meadows, Steve Jones, Fred McCarl, John Lane, Jerry Fuiikawa, John McKeever, Steve Mettler, Steve Hemela. ROW 3 Olivor Carr, Jewel Williams, Jesse Ferguson, Emory Bell, Jerry Clipper, Ted Sugasawara, Ken Bertonneau, Clark Grizzard, Harold Richardson, Gary Pollack, Raymond Elliott, Tom Furuya, lke Caswell, Bernard Peralta. ROW 4 Coach Hollen, Dick Acker, Mike Gilpen, Bob Mazone Alan Reynolds, Mike Park, Mike Sampson, Jim Bunch, Ed Kliem, Brian Stewart, Joe Borland, Dick Golden, Coach Opp. Tadashi Hirarnoto's extra fight paved the way for the B their mad to victory. SEASON'S REVIEW The Muir Colts had a very successful season with a record of seven wins and two losses. The non-league games with Fontana, El Rancho and Western proved to be no match for the Colts. The Foothill League was a little bit rougher, as the 'iB's soon found out. In the first game with Glendale, the Colts had little trouble winning, trouncing the Dynamiters T8-O. Burroughs beat the Colts by a score of T8-6. The next game was no contest, as the Colts rolled over the Burbank Pups 41-6. The following game was a tough battle with the Glendale Hoover Tornadoes in which the Colts came out on the short end of a T2-7 tally. The contest with Pasa- dena was met with high spirit and determina- tion. Muir took control and led all the way to a 38-12 triumph. SEASON'S RECORD B FOOTBALL Muir 29 . Fontana Muir 26 El Rancho Muir 40 . Western Muir 6 Pasadena Muir T8 Glendale Muir 6 Burroughs Muir 41 ... . . . Burbank Muir 7 . .. .... Hoover Muir 38 Pasadena Joe Jones fights for extra yardage as a host of El Rancho defenders pounce on him. Coaches Hollen and Opp. l2l v. football SEASON'S RECORD Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir 6 8 12 12 27 38 7 ...........SanGabriel . . . . Oxnard . . . Glendale ... Burroughs . . . Burbank .. Hoover . . . Pasadena 6 7 19 6 20 6 33 The J.V.'s and the Varsity mix it up in the Blue and Gold game. SEASONS REVIEW The Muir Junior Varsity had a very successful season, compiling a record of five wins and two losses. Brian Rapp, Junior Varsity Quarterback, led the team to two victories in their first two outings. The Leag-ue proved to be a little bit tougher as they dropped their first game to Glendale. The J.V.'s romped over their next tour opponents with easy victories. ln the last game with PHS the team didn't shape up in time and lost by a big margin. il:-LM ww A, 'l' as f , ,fha V ,..k KW U. Brian Rapp is on his way to Muir's only score in the game with Pasadena, as wp Rick Petterson and Bill Hardy lead the interference. Pl' A J.V. Coach Don Shoup Al L. L , Sammy Slack lunges for extra yardage making a vital first down against Pasa- dena. A Muir player is swarmed over by a host of Burroughs Indians. :xl Football p I a y e r s, fathers, coaches and speakers all en- ioyed this year's annual Football Banquet provided by the Knights of Pythias. Letters and awards for outstanding players were presented at the dinner. ,, Head Coach Don Hunt graciously receives another cup of coffee. 4 Players of Muir's fine varsity team eagerly eat their steak dinners. 3 Senior Adelphian waitresses Diane Culver, Cathy Hairgrove and Jancie Booher prepare to Coaches Hunt and Kauti look on as Howard Collister presents an award. Serve me hungry football players' ROW 1 Bob Lawson, Pep Parker, Ed Gray, Buzz Kievman, Mike Cullinane and Larry Mimms. , jg ROW 2 Doug Parker, Barry Miller, Steve Hopkins, Bob Weidig, Steve Missall and Bill Galloway. Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir varsitu basketball SEASON'S RECORD 49 ....... Cathedral 52 42 ......... Covina 45 67 ...... Montebello 60 70 .......... Arroyo 72 44 ....... Cathedral 45 57 .......... Keppel 54 44 . . Glendale Hoover 74 64 ....... Burroughs 59 35 ....... Pasadena 43 32 ........ Glendale 48 49 ....... Burroughs 47 48 ........ Burbank 52 51 .. Glendale Hoover 69 55 ....... Pasadena 50 49 ........ Glendale 70 58 ..,.... Burroughs 62 62 ........ Burbank 51 55 .. Glendale Hoover 58 33 ....... Pasadena 36 Coach Bill Leveille INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD Kievman Missall . Hopkins Miller .. Weidig . Parker . Galloway Mimms . Lawson . Gray . . . Tora I FG FT TP 62 66 57 37 31 20 24 14 13 10 4 68 192 52 184 29 143 25 99 20 82 27 67 8 56 6 34 8 34 12 32 255 923 Two Glendale defenders go up for The ball, but Bob Weidig Barry Miller grabs a rebound in The Burroughs game as Buzz comes down with if. Kievman looks on in amazement. STEVE HOPKINS BUZZ KIEVMAN BOB WEIDIG EDDIE GRAY Sreve Missa!! and Buzz Kievman struggle for the rebound with Borry Miller Towers over The Hoover defenders Yo grub o Glendale forward Tim Vezie. b d re oun os Pep Parker views the play, recrdy to come into ocrion if necessary. 127 Steve Hopkins shows the Pasadena crowd how it's done as he scores two points on u fine lay-up. STEVE MISSAL BILL GALLOWAY U . 1 vs 1 1 Ll xX x , . ip N 23 5 X XM A' lily n A f 1 1: w 3 Q if Ar! sf 'fs if W I l3Y'4 5, Tx Q I ..- ji. ,, W7 , , K '-4.0 N11 X, 4. Wim' 'Q 41 comes up from under the basket for two quick points A Hoover defender fries IH vom K P 51 ,ui ID basketball Coach Red Smith ROW 1 Bill Whitney, Harvey Pinyoun, Reginald Cobb, Ron Demolar and Dale Scoville. ROW 2 Bob Beighley, Tom Thie, Malcolm Taylor, Bob More, Pete Hall, Blaine Allen and John Gwbe. Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir LEAGUE SCORES 32 ............ Glendale 56 .... ...... B urroughs 55 ............ Burbank 52 ...... Glendale Hoover 57 ........... Pasadena 48 . . . . ....... Glendale 48 .... ...... B urroughs 54 ............ Burbank 66 ...... Glendale Hoover 57 ........... Pasadena 48 30 57 61 53 46 36 51 64 60 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD Whitney . Cobb . . . Hall .... Beighley . Pinyoun . Taylor . . . Demolar . More . . . Grube . . . Thie .... F.T. Pts. 72 240 5 I 35 28 94 21 67 20 66 8 42 10 32 4 30 9 19 1 17 Totals 178 742 .GL f Ronnie Demolar goes up for o lump shot against Glendale Hoover. 4' Bill Whitney, leading scorer on the B's , adds two more to his total during the Glendale Hoover game. Reggie Cobb, Muir's Mighty Midget, takes a jump shot in the Pasadena game as Harvey Pinyoun moves in for the re- bound, 131 varsitu track Muir 74112 Muir 102213 El Monte Relays Muir 63213 Muir 61 113 Muir 55 Muir 59 Muir 83112 Coach Walter Opp SEASON'S RECORD At time of publication Covina 19 Centennial 3515 Sierra l 113 Muir 2nd Glendale 40113 Burroughs 40213 Glendale Relays Muir 2nd Burbank 49 G. Hoover 45 Pasadena 20112 Arroyo Relays Muir lst Muir's powerful varsity team led by great stars such as Jim Proffitt, Nat Sims, Mike McCoy, Arr Johnson Mike Kimball, Bruce Anderson, Robert Sharp, Rueben Cuevas, Jim Bunch, Art Smalls, Rayvon Mims and Jim Nelson were undefeated at press time. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS EVENT NAME IOO yard dash .... . . . Jim Proffiff .. . 220 yard dash .... . . . Jim Porffifr . .. 440 yard dash .... . . . Nat Sims . . .. 880 yard dash .... . . . Bolo Sharp .... . Mile Run ........ . . . Reuben Cuevas . .. 180 Low Hurdles 120 High Hurdles . . . .. ' ...MikeMcCoy ........... ...TomLanea...... 880 Relay ....... . . . IProffi1'r, Sims, Jones, Mimsl. . . . High Jump ...... ..... M cCoy, Johnson, Barnes ..... . .. Broad Jump . . . ' .....Jim Proffiff............. Shof Pu? .... ..... J im Nelson ............. Pole Vaulf .... ' 440 Relay .... .....Jlm Bunch . . . . IProffiH, Jones, Mims, Smalls ... Mike McCoy, out in fronr all by himself, skims over the high's in a blazing time. TIME :O9.9 :2I .7 :49.9 2.02.0 4:51 .0 :I9.7 :I4.9 I:30.0 6'2 I I V2 54'7 I2'6 :43.3 i track 7' L .xi A Q1 Members of the B track team include such stars as Joe Jones, Eddie Kliem, Jim Thompson, Dennis Tope, Ernie Mask, John Guzzard, Ed Davis, Bobbie Newhouse and Mike Sampson. SEASON'S RECORD At time of publication Muir 69'12 .......... Covina 28 Centennial 21112 Muir 86 ........... ,Sierra 9 El Monte Relays Muir tie for 3rd Muir 23113 ........ Glendale 71213 Muir 53 . . . . Burroughs 40 Coach Don Hunt. r Q. ..' Mike McChesney and Jessie Ferguson drive neck and neck into the first hurdle of the 70 yard highs. varsitq baseball Baseball Coach Don Shoup ROW 'I Pep Parker, Don Mitchell, Bob Weidig, Gary Patcheh, Joe Miller and Bill Hardy. ROW 2 Dick Cannon, Ray Tamura, John Becker, Jim Collister, Doug Spiers, Bob Dom- broski, Jim Stein, Barry Hancock and Duane Paul. ROW 3 Robert Boelter, Tom Doyle, Harvey Pinyoun, Duncan Shank, Roger Melzer and Dave Kingston. ROW 4 Coach Don Shoup. SEASON'S REVIEW Muir's baseball team had another great season. The pitching was tremendous due to the fine performances turned in by ace right hander Bob Weidig, southpaw Pep Parker, and speedball artist Don Mitchell. The hitting was weak at times, but Muir managed to get iust enough runs across home plate to win its share ofthe games. Bob Dombrowski beats out a hard single in the first League game against Glendale. ii .fi Q, f J Doug Spiers Barry Hancock John Becker 1 f..l Bill Hardy Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir SEASONS RECORD Af time of publication Don Mitchell . . . St. Francis North Torrance . . . . . Arcadia North Torrance . . San Marino Cal Tech Frosh . . . . Glendale . . . Burroughs -is -- . '-we Dick Cannon Jim Stein DUGVYE PDU' Joe Miller, Mustang catcher, tags a Glendale man frying to score from second base. in-w N ya . Preston Parker ' v baseball ROW 1 Manager Robert Jubb, John Arvan James Reese, Gerald Moe, Joe Borland, James Stewart and Coach Louis Reiss. ROW 2 Raymond Randall, John King, James Lockwood, James Peterson, Joe Hume and James Dalton. ROW 3 Tom Scott, John Holmes, Fred Smith, Jim Hoene and David Higgins. D Q Q 0' 23' i l Third baseman Jim Reese gets ready to smash one during lilo Burroughs game. 6 Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir John Arvan slides back into first base after a close play. SEASONS REVIEW At time of publication . . San Marino . . . ....... Arcadia . . North Torrance . . . . Glendale . . . . . Burroughs .. . . Burbank Jim Grcmon, Muir's top all-around mon, wus The fec1m's leading poinT goiner this season. qqmnczistics Doug Beernick shows his oufsfcinding form on the side horse. Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir Muir 82 97 V2 68 V2 96 V2 74 V2 7l 50 54 V2 46 64 V, l l Darryl Henriques presses from lever i to hand stand in his free exercise routine. SEASONS RECORD At time of publication ...............Covina . Montebello .. Excelsior .. ........ Milliken Long Beach Poly ....... Roosevelt .. Antelope Valley . . ..... Santa Paula . .. Pasadena .. El Rancho Coach Jack Hollen .2 38 22 V2 51 V, 23 V2 45 V2 49 70 65 V2 64 55 V1 ROW 'I Richard Blakely, Henry Tai, Dick Acker, Robert Beer, John Allison, Dave Jackson, Mike Samp- son and Mike Chaffee. ROW 2 John Westling, Ron Way, John Bertrand, John Provost, Dick Seymour, Bruce Williams, Paul Lavorico and Phil Unterschuetz. ROW 3 Bob Brown, Doug Beernink, Darryl Henriques, Gordon Cheesewright, Robin Rinclerknecht, Lester Pace, Taylor Gerry and Cliff Lewis. 42 ROW 4 Walter Drederick, Dick Golden, Tom Johnson, Jim Grattan, Jeff Grant, Hans Rutishauser, Tom Baldwin and Coach Hollen. swimming Swim team members are ROW 'I Dick Horgan Don Fulitanl Steve Smith Jim Klein Larry Baker Bob Kelley Frank Rice Tim Tyler Doug Bowen Corey Meyer Steve Hammer and Ray Avesian. ROW 2 Val Detling Chuck Cunningham John Collman Dean Behse Dale Scoville Murray Chalmers Charles Kennedy Dennis Gomez Wayne Daniels, Bob Blohm, Bill Chavis and Mike Terry. ROW 3 Bill Henry, Doug Keith, Mike Hammer, Stan Jones, John Wood, Ed Frazer, Roger McLean, Pat Mahorg, Lynn Meyer, Scot? McCar1ney, Mark Jones, Steve Swinerton and John Sellers. ROW 4 Coach Walt Smith, John Traughber, Rick Pelierson, Larry Kaminski, John Sherman, Tim Ramsfrom, Jim McClung, Tim Cockroff and Randy Hermann. Jack Murphy completes a half gainer W 2 M 4 Two of Muir's backstrokers practice in the pool. SEASONS RECORD Af time of publicaiion Varsity Muir 42112 . . . .... Flinfridge 431 Muir 55 . . . . . Burroughs 31 Muir 71 . . .... Burbank 15 Muir 46 . . . . . Hoover 40 ..B.. Muir 45 . . . . . Flinfridge 41 Muir 56 . . . . . Burroughs 30 Muir 22 . . . . Burbank 64 Muir 31 . . . . . Hoover 55 4 fz Along with Coach Smith are Muir's top swimmers Frank Rice, John Wood, Doug Kieth, Scott McCartney, Rick Pefferson, and Dean Behse. tennis SEASONS REVIEW This year's Tennis varsity led by Tom Somer- ville, Grant Holcomb and John Woodbridge proved to have the material but not the breaks to battle with Pasadena for Top honors. ROW I Noel Johanson, Grant Holcomb, Dave Rognlien and Howard De Young ROW 2 Hugh Randall, Peter Lewis, Tom Somerville and John Woodbridge Muir 5 Muir 2 Muir 7 Muir 1 Muir 3 Muir 5 SEASONS RECORD At time of publication -...-.... ..... North Torrance . . . . Arcadia North Torrance . San Marino . . Glendale . . Burroughs Grant Holcomb and Noel Johanson worm up before c big march. f- M'X Tennis Coach Bill Levielle M Ace Woodbridge slums the winning serve in. golf Dennis Cook displays form which makes him hard To bear. ROW I Bill Vlcek, Dave Erickson, Dennis Cook, Stan Jackson, Vic Hayek, Tom Dowse and Coach Al Kauti. ROW 2 Tom Burner, Tim Love, Bernard Hoelscher, Richard Thwing, Hiroshi Ogawa and Kirby Schwinck. 3 l .4 nh- Vic Hayek sinks another put? in pacing the Muir linksters io usual victory. Good spiking is Yhe key to exciting volleyball. In a thrilling game of basketball, these girls struggle for The rebound. 149 Advanced swimmers are taught the tech- niques of life saving. Badminton is a very popular sport for girls. These archers aim for the usual bulI's eye, applying the fundamentals they have learned in their archery class. Beginning the game with a serve, these tennis players prepare for action. Modern dance students do warm-up exercises before working on actual routines. Recreational games, such as bowling and ping pong, are offered for girls who like the less strenuous sports. 1 GAA Fall Board Members include Vice-President Pearl Clay, Treasurer Kathy Kirby, Presidenf Della Wil- liams, Corresponding Secretary Terry Moore and Recording Secretary Mar- garet Stover. GAA members reminisce over their past service projects which are recorded in their scrapbook. GAA Advisers Carolyn Tinker and Patricia DeVorss. girls' athletic .yf 99 11' At the GAA get acquainted party the girls cooked their own GAAers play CI hard game of volleyball in a special tournament dinner - and had a great timel Spring Board includes Recording Secretary Jo Ann Van Leer, Secretary Gloria Nighswonger, President Mar- garet Stover, Treasurer Martha Roby and Vice-President Terry Moore. association I ,, -ee- , i G? 1- Della Williams presents GAA Adviser Patricia DeVorss with a gift in return for her patient supervision. 3 ,W fn y Q 1 . if-u .-. - f ROW Linda ROW Kirby ROW ROW McKesson and Mary Bond. and Linda Walls. I Sharon Kellogg, Sue Clayson, Jill Pennington, Karen Batista, Caroll Heck, Linda Beck, Sue Capurro 2 Sue Evans, Jerilyn Kissler, Pam Thackara, Barbara Clausen, Maiya Marshal, Vicki Baumgartner, Kathy 3 Leslie Marples, Shorty McQue, Ann Davis, Sue Civey, Jan Sartor and Anne Grete Heilskov. 4 Mary Loude, Arlene Fine, Kathy Reeks, Barbara Browder, Betty Emerson, Tracy Joos, Pam Hopkinson Penny Lane, Lyn Grambrune, Barbara Bailey and Christine Abel. Student Director Betty Emerson and Ad visers Betty Morr and Patricia DeVorss lllif xi . . rx Staging, directing, lighting and recording are some of the activities of the members of the Dry Land Committee who are Bonnie Le Pera, Robbie Kuster, Patty Hardcastle, Jill McFadden, Martha Roby, Janan Hayes, Kathy Ritner and Sue Williamson. Caroll Heck, clinging to the board, yells to Karen Batista The water is only two feet deepl Sue Clayson and Sharron Kellogg are horrified. These girls must synchronize their movements perfectly before the big night. 1 'I his A -Q is Q in W R 5: ls ., V -,gg, ,g1, fg . K, g f?-I ,. . I 2551. x q iZ ii h'Y1 f h - 3 'QQ - H f R 'im W ulzgl A L seniors 'i'i ' opening of senior Iunchroom mustang rooters main hall before school ..,. ,e V Llnvkew-w ' Qynnx AX Y F .,qwiqrQ,:-::.: gg' ... E K wh '- . if lfr-2QY4'1ilf'h Z-if if 4 s r . ..w'+j-R I Q A A 'gf ff. ,sw . , ,X W- 1 Jfxf r .K 'N t e k 1 of .stef W- P -. like M ' X U . 91 . ' u . J .X my Interstate's production executives presented a comprehensive, educational and interesting report on the functions and responsibilities of the production de- partment at the most recent Management Education session at the Kansas City general offices. Headed by R. G. Dibble, Director of Bread Production Csecond from rightl, his staff Cleft to rightf Bill Dibble, Clyde Schmittou, Al Appley, and Robert Malcolm fnot shown! outlined various aspects of the production department operation, problems and solutions in the plants. As part of Interstate's Management Development Program, a series of similar sessions have been conducted by other service departments in order to create a better understanding of the overall operation of our company. ,f g 1 J lx xx X w x 7' X, f X J, ,,, Q 0 r v A limi- ..A blue cmd gold clcaq attendance office passing period ,ff Q-' , -: . J . 'rv' ' K7 'Q ,Q - vw: PS4 -b- ,- QQ . J. 4 Y ffm A . nvwvfw' ' in ' 1 Y f-'f-2 , . ' ' Je- .N .wh 1-, V A ... , - ,' U' J115,,.:,,. -f - I an - -svn? Q.. .sl .h H .,,. -Y X ..,g,5'-.Q,Y...., , '7 . ' -ia..-v.. ,.... 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SANDRA BAILES ' x 'if 657 KAREN BATlSTA Z x:: W A ! b MW 4' i df' 'S CATHERINE BARR QB DOMINIC BARACCHINI E I! I I CAROLEE BAKER : -I SANDRA BAIRD IOMAS BATTAGLIA CAROLYN BAUMGARTNER VICKI BAUMGARTNER JACQUELINE BAYSINGER CONSTANCE BEAN bf 'E' I 174 LINDA BECK JOHN BECKER JOHN BEEBEE DOUGLAS BEERNINK BARBARA BENNETT KATHLEEN BELL L' FRANCES BEGGS ' Q us- 2., , ' A JIT. JAMES BERENGER A A . f BRIAN BERENGER F' A , if .1 2 3 TIMOTHY BENNETT fad' 'ti XM BASEQQ. ix . 4 I g 1 DAVID BEESTON N-if JAMES BENNETT ROBERT BERGH , L ' ff! , LI,.?-ur- ' X, PENNETTA BENNN EUGENE BERRY HAROLD BISHC ggy. JUDITH BIGGLE SHEILA BILLER BARBARA BINKLEY DONALD BIRCHALL 'X my R, - x f ,. A -,LAL -a,gff..,4,f V - ,I , BNI I4 ,If ,fn .M A ,Wy 41 fw THU: 'Sf 91 l BITTMAN GLENNA BLAKE LYLE BLICK CAROLYN BLUMBERG ANDREW BOGEN 'E L 12 MARCIA BONINI I 3 JANICE BOOHER ALICE BRADBURN MOGENE BRAXTON DIANA BROWN - 'Ts K INA- x ' ,.nvw- V .U Q' 'SI' 3, Y .IUDITH BRAY MARILYN BROWN '39 EVA BREEDLOVE ROY BRIGGS I I. ADREAON BROCK MARY BROWN PATRICIA BROWN RICHARD BROWN A vm Q-C 'M SUZANNE BODO X JOYCE BORCHGREVINK XXB Rig I N I. ' L1 5 It 'Wd .,a 175 Wi' ,f 1. Jkt - aw, -. W, -tt V JE .1 6: 'il 'I '1 'Q '1 'I '1 'I -1 'Q 'Q 41 -zi ,rf 'Q' s niors stud their Mr. Stcirbuclds government class listens intently as he outlines cu port of their government curriculurn. In such required classes, e ' y federal, state, ond municipal governments and learn to c1pprecic1te and understand the workings of our democracy. wi VS 45 5 gf? A, , 1 fy. e W1 If N l- 5175, um X5 Xl DIA 15' M f P fuJ5J3Mfv 1 nw C CA!f7lY, . 447i 5 - Q F .,,,,..-- .1-A ips' , . O O Q if .Ssg 5 ev f ' . 5 J' A 1, f ff. 'gl 'W ,I N . . . 'ff . J' ,.. Q r L 'F 5 ti .gm md x V V mf' 39 M .I e X , A A W , W4 v A ' lv ,.,, 1 . Q , y . r ,ili- ROBERT BROWN FRANK BROWNIE CAROLYN BRUCKER ROBERT BRUCKER EDWIN BUCHMAN JAMES BUNCH MARY BURNETT WILLIAM BURNS BONNIE BUTCHER THOMAS HELEN BUTTS KONRAD BYLER AIDE CALDERON VELDA CALLAWAY CAROLYN BRENDA CAMPBELL DOUGLAS CAMPBELL ELIZABETH CAMPBELL RICHARD CANNON MARION BUTNER RANDALL CARPENTER BETTY CARR SUZANNE CARTER LEROY CASSOU CHRIS ESTYN CHALMERS JUDITH CHEDSEY JERRY CLEARY LAWRENCE CHASTEEN PETER CHAPMAN WILLIAM CHANDLER CAROL CHAMBERS PEARL CLAY BARBARA CLAUSEN CARMELLE CLARK JOHN CHRISTMAN REGINALD COBB NORRIS COCHRAN CHRISTINE COLE SHARON COLE fy gif, '... TOPHER CATTLE I79 X ' N , M .. CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN DANA COLEMAN GAIL COLEMAN CAROL COLLADO JAMES COLLISTER ROSEMARY CONTRERAS ' JANICE CORESSEI. STEPHANIE COOKSON DENNIS COOK NANETTE CONWAY I HENRIOLA WILLIAM CUDMORE I 7 JAMES CROSSLEY SUSAN CREASON I MARIANNE CRAM DIANE CULVER ROBERT CUMMINGS CHARLES CUNNINGHAM PATRICIA CURRY JAMES T80 lk Wiv- If LENETTA DAVIS PATRICIA DAVIS DAVID DAVIS DENNIS DAVIS JAMES DAVIS r Kr all 'wg I 1 ' I f .ix L' x l, ' ,af 5 bl ?'S, I-I REBECCA DAWSON I RUTH DAWSON I Iifl I I P A EDWARD DEAN I I I I f I 1 ' HOWARD DELLSITE I I I I N DORINDA DIETZ I I - vw, ROBERT DEMBROWSKI JOHN DONAN fl E5 I I I I JOHN DENNIS LEWIS DONELAN IJ LUCIA DEAN EE ' DSII JANE DEBUSSEY 'C' HOWARD DE YOUNG KAREN DIAMOND PATRICK DONELAN WILLIAM DORLAND E. no 'H'-wM.,,,,NuNMwMMW mf. sm .ar- 'w'l .. -Q-.---. nv ' mmsnzmnn Pit 1, i As a part of the industrial arts program, Mr. AIlen's drafting closs provides a background in home and building layout for those students who are interested in architecture. ent' gk L3 WWW71 P., . I? Q 'Her' v K I 3' l 1 ,Z I' I X 443: R ff- lm E ' D 1 ent at Muir. Here, interested girls learn the basic fundamentals of cooking, dietetics and Foods classes are cz branch of r e Home conomrcs epar m meal planning. I84 DIANA DORN LINDA DORN ESTHER DOWD MICHELE DOWDY LINDA DOWNEY TOM DOWSE JOY DRACHMAN MARY DUFFY J EAN DUNCAN ELEANOR DREW ANNETTE DUBRI DGE JOEL DUPLAIN IRNA DURHAM RICHARD DUBUC BARBARA DUTRO SUSAN DWIGGINS EDDIE EASTWOOD MARILYN ECCLESTONE CYNTHIA EDWARDS JOAN EDWARDS 4, LYNN EDWARDS fa:- Dr ELIZABETH ELGIN ERIC ELIASON MICHAEL ELIASON CAROLE ELKINS I - . ..1.z,' jf A IAEI ' I- A' I ,-,z1g:1,gq1f M, :,- 5 - gqffg. ,I ff X I I , lwzfi , PM b iv ! BARBARA ENTWISTLE RUTH EMERSON FRANKLIN ELLIOTT -1-' CONSTANCE ELLIS f A AEE'EI I ,.,,,L,,,..,, 'if' 3 XXX GEORGE EVERMAN LYMAN EVANS ESCARCEGA BETTY FAHY Iii CARMEN ESTRADA BARBARA FEDORCHUK ARLEN FELDMAN WILLIAM FLAHERTY QW' DAVID ERICKSON PATRICIA FAGAN PATRICIA FOGEL ICD- GAIL FORBES DANNY FORCE WOODBRIDGE FOSTER LINDA FRANKLIN DONALD FUJITANI DANIEL GANGUIN DENNIS GAINOR CI-ILOE FUNK FARRELL FULLERTON MARY ANN FUKUTAKI - Q' SUSANNE GARRICK ,H . .1 3 . RALPH GARNER 1' . ,, I- - R I , ESTHER GARCIA I -fi I if 4 DAVID GARCIA SUE GANS LINDA GAULDING PENELOPE GIBSON ROBERT GIBSON MICHAEL GOLDEN LINDA GOLDFARB LAURENCE GOMEZ LUPE GOMEZ ROSALIE GONZALES SHARON GOODNER SUSAN GORDON OLIVER GORE QC? JEFFREY GRANT MARY GOZA THOMAS GRAHAM BETTY GRANT CHARLOTTE GRANT JOAN GREENLEA f 1 EDWARD GRAPER JAMES GRATTAN EDWARD GRAY LINDA GRAY MARALYN GREGORY PAUL GRIFFIN DAVID GUILLIAUM KATHLYN GUNDERSON U '! l 1 ' ik ff.,-1' O 'i .-we ! ,S 5 i 2 x. zfffif I 4, This is the first year Russian has been offered at Muir, and readily taking advantage of such a unique opportunity were many enthusiastic students With h b d 'rls have ained ci basic understanding of this different and difficult language Mr. Carl Hedeen as their instructor, t ese oys an gi g ha W wg i . 'L J .gx , ii, xx. . if J. LL. '- my 'Y H 2' .f liT'fh ' Jw, 4.4! url. , H 4-1 XY 1.1 wwf -aa x ' 1 N ,313 i, b .Q 'iw if si fl . :,, . Q A Eff 22 , IQ ,,, ,Wx ,. . -N fe . J 1 ' Q sv A J I fii.. I MONICA GURAK CATHERINE HAIRGROVE ,,,,,,N JIM DALE HALLACK NORMAN HALLQUIST MAY HAMANO ff' FRANK HAMILL 'lawful MICHAEL HAMMER RICHARD HAMMOND ROBERT HAMMOND OLIVIA HANSEN -qw-471 RICHARD HANSON CLAUDIA HARDY BARTON HARMON I . ,, I' gfgfvalsi Q-'ff' hh.,- BARRY HANCOCK GEOFFRY HARRIS LYNN HARRIS JOHN HARRISON BETTY HARTONG RUDY HAUSWALD JIM HAUXHURST 90 Kfif' 'Q I'L K'gf I'5'.5111 ?2+' QY5 DRAKE HAWKINS JOSEPH HAWKINS WILLIAM HAWLEY CHRISTINA HEATH CAROLL HECK DARRYL HENRIQUEZ BOBBY HENDRICKS HEILZKOV HEN RY HESSE GEORGE HERSHEY HERNDON DALE HINES GAIL HINES SACHIKO HIRAMOTO DORALEN HEREDIA DORIS HESSION EDMUND HIRST 6' CELIA HERNANDEZ r APRIL HILTON JULIA HIRST uv- :lg End RICHARD HIXSON LINDA HODGE THEODOR HOHN SUSAN HOLABIRD CATHERINE HOLDER ROBIN HOOVER TRACY HOLMES GWENDOLYN HOLLIS JEFFREY HOTON JOHN HORGAN WILLIAM HOOVER STEPHEN ROBERT HOUSE JUAN HOUSTON RODNEY HOPKINSON LINDA HOWE GERALD HRITZ TOMMY HUDSON LAURAL HUGHES ROSSIE HULL -'vw 'NUTS' SHIRLEY HULL JO ANN HUNNICUTT JAMES HUSTON ANNE HYDE NANCY INNES SE ,J 1 LL, 'Q 5:4 Q90 QL? 0 V Sr-ax, 'Q' ' X -E if J SX QQ.. xii' XQQR 'Ti TONI ITANO QQ A x ROGER no -Q-S KAREN JACOBSEN I Q JEANNET JAKEL L ARrHu JENKINS E 'f KAREN JENNINGS ARTHUR JOHNSON BONNIE JOHNSON JOHNSON EUGENE JOHNSON FRED JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSON LINDY JOHNSON 'T 193 XJ J fix 2? Mg T' aff fig? Q5 ' i Q ' K x ' . dv ,X s I 5 4 s Y i if 'K V ' , ' it 'Wil' N X 5 I 5' X I -N 'uri N K Vguggkfz ix ,,,x,x!x KW W V! 1 A' 'f--- ,Q AM S: 4. '7 ' :,g-im.: I ,. vs ,Q pg, KVV A Q v . M A1 MwmMmww wwf! - I V ,429 1 15 , Nz? fv ig --E, li l 'gk ' Vwligf if S mf? W my A ,-2? My fx ' Mm -- . 1 . in. CMG 5 is 4 iz Penny Perdue and Jancie Booher wish Jimmy Grattan a happy eight- eenth birthday. QQ ,YENA x Xl! x SXT?-f fp' f Q -w'A ,.., ,sf !, I . 3 I 'a . 4 M: V ,. -H W x l Joan Woodley and Joyce Borchegre- vink pause for a disgusted rest afier a hard day of being slaves To Mike Kimball and John Woodbridge on traditional Slave Day. Q4 THOMAS JOHNSON JULIUS JOKAI JOYCE JOLLY BRIAN JONES DENNIS JONES HAROLD JONES PAMELA JONES SHERRY JONES KATHERINE KADOMOTO LINDA KAYE DAVID KALBACH PAUL KEASBERRY '5 STEPHEN JONES 3, .,E,:., V ig M' 5 X GEORGE JUNDT 'H A f I EDWARD KAMINSKI JUDITH KANE RITA KANNE DOUGLAS KEITH ROGER KEITH JOHN KELLEY 'V It I SHARON KELLOGG LUCAS KIERS DONNA KINNEY EDWARD KLIEM PATRICIA KLINE MARY KOBBE KENNETH KOLSON CHRISTINE KOMATSU 'N STEPHEN KOUNDAKJIAN DOUGLAS KRECK FLORENCE KURIYAMA MARCIA LACY JUDITH LA GUE THOMAS LANE LINDA LAMBETH BRUCE LAKE MITCHEL LAIRD OJARS LEJINS HILDA LEE JAMES LEARNED PHILAIN LARSUEL ANTOINETTE LE SAGE SUSAN LEWIS CATHERINE LIEBERMAN PAUL LIEBHER CHRISTINE KAREN LARSON BONNIE LEPERA PHYLLIS LOCHAMIRE DENNIS LOCKWALD ROBERT LOEBBECKE PATRICIA LOFTON EILEEN LOHRMANN MICHAEL LOMBARD NANCY LONG ROBERT LONG TIM LOVE G' X WPT' RAYMOND LOWRY ALPHA LUDD 'Tin' LARRY LUKE WILLIAM LUPIEN SUSAN LYNCH JAN MACHO MARGARET MACK VIRGINIA MAIRS ROBERT MARIE LESLEY MARPLES HARRY MARTIN 'if With elections, comes the iob of put- ting up posters, however, this does not seem to be too hard a iob for Mike Stock, Bill Flaherty, Gaby Wright, Jim Kittell, Tim Bennett and Pat Curry. The fabulous pep band supported both the flag girls and song girls during rallies - and did a terrific iob. The members are, ROW1 Martin Boson and Perry Johnson. ROW 2 Rodney Smith, Eugene Johnson, Dave Yotter, Tom Battaglia, Pete Jacobsen, Loren Woodson and George Mors. , 4 'f .5 mg vm r , , . . ' v I I JH ff Y s' K , J ig . 3534, my - ,. 9 I f 'Y 'f ff p 1 I . v E ,M X . H f x rv alia: i f ' nl .Q Ji , 0 ' Q - W.-4 : Q y M:z: 4 'f:'f:- Q Q ns! 'al , 7' Y ' Q. . 5 mf SP -f' -If , ' is -. y,,fE',gr 4 ,Q , 'Hhs 'A ,.., iii' - .59 'Q .itnfi ' W 2-2 i' W , 1: 1' - ,, .,.. , ,. . 4' ' fi .1 X ? 1 ' ' if ii 2 iif ' ' - 31 i Q1 fi.: l VQVL: .,,.., , A..,, .. -f 4 -f : Af gf 5 ai , ,i ww ? fx 1 hgh - . 5 5,1 55- 3, , 3 ,Q -W ' 2 wifi: ff X 3 1 F ' im V 1' 4 Q ' K1 x , ug :e,,5,1 Qin . Q ma if 1 ' 'fm s , '11 3 .z it ,, 3 Abi' 'k1 E511 G 4 - ,gn rm.. MALCOLM MARTIN RALPH MARTIN GABRIEL MARTINEZ CAROL MASON PAUL MATHIESON MARY MATTER I PETER MAVES MARY MCCLAIN HERBERT MCCARTNEY WILLIAM MCCOY LOCKE MCFARLAND DOROTHY MCINTOSH NEIL McKAY SHIRLEY MASTERS KATHY MAYEKAWA WILLARD MCCALL NANCY MCCREERY ARLENE MCDANIEL PAUL McKAY WALTER McKEE odawf fig. S..,,, 5' JAMES MEEKS QNX T174 .EW X 3 I I M. A JOHN MCKEEVER LINDA MCKESSON 'ik NANCY METER if REBECCA MERRITT ANN MILLER , CAMILLA MERWIN f I JOE MILLER D 2. mul 5 ,, R52-4517 C, . , . ,155 Y I 4' . sw ARTHUR MEISSNER 14 as LYNN MEYER ROBERT MILLER 1 YS I T2 -if ,Q JANET MCKNIGHT PAMELA MCLEAN WAYNE MEADOWS i CHARLES MELCHIOR PEGGY MEYER STEPHEN MISSALL JOHN MEREDITH NN -u.w'. VALERIE MICKLE DONALD MITCHELL R1 0 Hs- vi A - ', ....., av- Su' my Q9- qunooyw ., ' R' I . , 6, -2 , in ' ' av' my ' 2 LINDA MITCHELL JON MIYAHARA JANE MIYAMOTO BARBARA MOODY FRANCES MOODY 204 :fx f- H . ,1 L- 11 f--' ,:1...5:,,w MARY MOONEY E 1. f ffl ifiiyfvliii' I iw -wi iQ,,y2!:ff z -X51 - gl'?l'Z?Y?'N f V, 1 ,K :f fl ,L 335 X S I I S f Y Q H3 N 1' .L he 'fx . -A 1j'25Qij?ggv1'W x'-1. 2, if Ji 115 Q if 32943 3 NX? in ESQIEXZF LN r I W E 1 2+ DOLORES MORINSKEY PHYLLIS MOTTOLA W? ROBERT MOONEY STEPHEN MORRISON KATHRYN MOUNDAY W' s aww wa., 5 GAYLE MOORE LORNA MOORE 1 SI, THOMAS MOONEY GEORGE MORS DIANE MOSS i BETTY MOTE MARSHALL MOUW GERALD MUELLER JAN MULDER Tv 5 fi, W grlk rsf gs, KATHRYN NEALE 4' Q'-31, X,,,. I MANUEL NEWMAN FRANCES O'BRIEN Lf ' ' I '- A N la 1 , ,M L -f ?9 i tiv JACK MURPHY VALERIE MYE AGNES NAGAHAMA AMY NAKANISHI STANLEY NAYDO 5...- MARVIN NELSEN N fx Qs 1- JUDY NISHIYAMA BARBARA O'DELL f- ,, 3, IZ'- M dau -LA LINDA NELSON 1 ,,-- ' I 4 WILLIAM NELSON I ,I MONICA NEUGEBAUER ek. QR LL L, J' , 4. DONA NORRIS WILLIAM NORWOOD 6 ANN NYQUIST MITTIE ODENBAUGH RICHARD ODENBAUGH VICTOR O'DONNELL .Q,.--.Q 'CTA' if an--f 'qw-f HIROSHI OGAWA ROBERT OLIVAS BETHEL OLSON SUE OLSON JOHN O'MEARA 206 HIDEKO OMURA CATHERINE O NEAL BRIAN O'NEIL PAUL ORNER MARY OSHITA i JELTZE OVERSLOOT ELEANOR PADDON ELIZABETH PALMER LOWELL PARK EMILY PARKER PRESTON PARKER ROBERT PARKER WILLIAM PARKER DORIS PATTERSON DUANE PAUL x Www -13 FEE T? 'T CHARLENE PEARCY VINCENT PECCOLO JULIANA PENNINGTON JOHN PEOPLES MARIE PERALTA A ab .QV r D 5ENELOPE PERDUE bs TE X JAMES PFEIFFER 'gg' T +L LYNN PERRY MELINDA PFAHLER CHARLES PETRONE 6' ,lfi4:? f ANTOTNETTE PRTSBE - hp , CYNTHIA PRATT MARY PLuss J LEE PLANK I TOM PIERCE JAMES PROFFITT WILLIAM PROVOST JOAN PRUDHOMME cs-TERYL PRYOR ALLEN PUCKETT .. my .- ,,- A I . . I I 'S W Q A QT X L., 7 ki ,Q . if 'L if f' ' ff ,, M , A-, E453 2' QW fi' f 13 Y if I . ' 1 A W T' f'! r'i P F51 J' f asa A - ,M S- S 30 .. .am ut 1- L. 'fy , ik nan sw- Aram iq. f ,v U- fn, F1531 43 x'1.w'f, n .H if ,.s:g 3 2 V ,lf 5 J eff i J fgi 3 W5 5 QSVFW lm!-Q1-V .5 ,,:i, ,MA ,.L,,fg, : 1 1 ,I 1 , ru 5 . ' 1. fi ma M- E, ,,b rwrxf IW 'Q Li a -- be Q? K ' JF 1 Z R R.. iN X l Seniors 21 ANNE PULLEN ANN PURSELL JOHN PURSE I If ARLENE QUATRO DAVID RAATZ MALCOM RECTOR KENNETH RATCLI FF BERTIL RANDEN KAREN RAMSTROM DANIEL RAMIREZ JAMES REED DONNA REED KATHLEEN REINHARD BERNARD REILING CONSTANCE RICE CATHERINE RICHARDS CHERYL RICHARDSON LORETTA RIMSKY 5, PAUL RENER JUDY RITCHIE Sw...-f 3 X JUDY ROACH DOUGLAS ROBBINS KENNETH ROBERTS DANIEL ROBERTSON CONNIE ROBINSON . I 4 -fit' E ERNEST ROBINSON NAOMI ROBINSON MARY ROH LFFS GRETCHEN ROHWEDDER DAVID RUSSELL HANS RUTISHAUSER .,.f- JAMES ROBY Guzzi' MURRAY ROSS HILTON RUTLEDGE V . 7-77 ELDRID ROCHE BETSY ROGERS JOHN ROTH m.,,4k f JOAN RUMSEY RICHARD RYON MELVYN SALZ Z 4... 'Kr TS JOHN SAMPSON BENJAMIN SANDERS HARRY SARVER GALE SATZINGER CAROL SAWOSKO CAROL SAXA MELINDA SCHAAL ARTHUR SCHIMMELMAN NITA SCHWARTZ WILLIAM SCI-IWARZ STEPHEN SCHWEITZER LAWRENCE SCOVILLE PAUL SECOR RALPH SETIAN CAROL SCHNEIDER KI RBY SCHWINCK ROBERT SHARP NANCY SCHULZ EDDIE SCOTT LINDA SHEHANE M? :- V DIANE SIMS BRUCE SHEPHARD JIM SHEPHARD NANCY SMALL GARY SMITH LA VERNE SMITH CATHRYN SHETLER SUSAN SHIPPY GEORGE SIMPSON ANNIE SMITH ROBERT SMITH DENNIS SMITH BARBARA SMITH MADELYN SNELL ' WILLIAM SMITH 5.-I ab' 'fr SOMERVILLE CAROL JEAN SPAIN JUDY SPEAKES STEPHEN SPEER CAROLYN SPENCER 9: 213 :Hymn -. :, N2 DENNIS SPUCK CATHERINE STACK DON STEDFIELD JAMES STEIN SUE STEVENSON 4 3 qs ig LINDA STONE DORIS STONE MICHAEL STOCK MARGARET STEWART LAURIE STEWART MARLENE STUTMAN WILLIAM STURROCK JOHN STRID MARGARET STOVER HELEN STOUT BARBARA STUTZ CAROL SULLIVAN PATRICK SULLIVAN NANCY SUNADA ILZE SVIKULIS all iff' fy- BERNARD SWANSON JAMES TAGGART GEORGE TAKENOUCHI BRIGITTE TAMM RAYMOND TAMURA SHELDON TARRANT WILLIAM TATUM , .. JANE TAYLOR - A y LNORLD THLEL T A fy I I 1' I L IH DONALD THOMAS PAMELA THOMAS PATRICIA THOMAS JAMES THOMPSON MARIE THORNHILL BARBARA TILLEY DELORIS TINLEY BLONNIE TOWNS RICHARD TOAMUTOLO JOHN TRAUGHBER BAYARD TRENT 'S 215 ROBERT TURNER JAMES TURRENTINE VIRGINIA UEBBING QI6 in YZ? PHILLIP UNTERSCHUETZ SUSAN URQUHART MARIA URQUIBI KAREN VAN DINE in 'Y LAWRENCE VALBY REEE DONNA VALENZUELA 6 W 5 5 NICHOLAS VAN WAGNER 1-.,- rf I i KATHLEEN VALENZUELA ELIZABETH VALLAS 413. Y...--of FRANK VAN WICKLE SPENCER VARIAN FRANCOISE VER F , NICK VIRGALLITO WILLIAM VLCEK BARBARA WALLACE LINDA WALLS JEFFREY IZIII AAAI A I V ' ' A if I fi Q A IIEIIR ,,, .QM . F 5 4 N Y' F' 1 A 14' 'ff' h0'X D BONNIE WARD WILLIAM WARD HENRY WARE MARJORIE WARFIELD ANN WATANABE ROBERT WATSON ROBERT WEIDIG JOHN WEINBERGER SUSANN WELLBAUM RUTH WATCHORN JOSEPH WEST WILLIAM WHITNEY PETER WEST JOHN WICHMANN NILS WESTERL PAUL WIC AND K Si3..:z,.V I ELIZABETH WHEELER FRANKLIN WIENS ROBERTA WHITE LINDA WIKMAN 217 2I8 SUSAN WILEY DELLA WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS WILLIAM WILLIAMS SUSAN WILLIAMSON DIANE WISMER MARJORIE WILSON MARGUERITE WILSON EVELYN WILSON CAROLYN WILLIS GRACE WITTENBERG ELEANOR WOLD GRANT WOOD PHILIP WOOD JOHN JOAN WOODLEY LOREN WOODSON MARY WRIGHT SYBIL WROUGHT 5 LYN YAGER LESTER YAMAMOTO IRENE YAMASAKI BONNIE YOUNG ROBERT ZEMAN DALIA ZIBAS ANN ZOMBRO SUZANNE ZUBE WOOLHISER LARRY WOOLIVER GABRIELLE WRIGHT 219 Whcfs Who CUTEST COUPLE Wendy Anderson Bill Cudmore FRIENDLIEST Cathy Sfack Darryl Henriques BEST ALL AROUND Carol Sullivan Vince Kelly MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rita Kanne Mike Hammer PERSONALITY PLUS Mari Pluss William Flaherfy BEST DRESSED Sachiko Hiramoto Tim Bennett BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Penny Purdue Steve Koundakiian SHYEST Doris Patterson Jim Grattan i 1 ,, X. , xr l ll WALKING ENCYCLOPEDIA Linda Hodge Edwin Buchman BEST ATHLETE Della Williams Ralph Bernhisel ACADEMIC MUIR organizational index Architectural Drafting ..... 182 Home Economics ......... 183 Physics .......... .... 1 77 Russian ....... .... 1 88 ln Memoriam ..... .... 1 89 U.S. Government . .. .. . .176 ACTIVITIES Assemblies . . . .... 59-62 Dances . ....... .... 5 0-51 Junior Activities .......... . 94 Senior Activities ...... 194-195, 200-201, 208-209 Sophomore Activities ...... 95 ADMINISTRATION Board of Education . .. .. . . 10 Counselors ........ .... 1 2 Principals ... . . . .11 Registrar ....12 COMMISSIONS Assemblies ..... . . .23, 35 Athletics ..,. ....... 2 6 Civil Affairs . .. .... 25, 35 Fine Arts ... ...24, 34 Pep ....... . . .24, 34 Publications . . . .... 25, 35 Publicity ....... . . , .24, 34 Student Affairs . .. .. . . .26 DIVISION PAGES Activities . . . .......... 41-43 Administration . . . .... .7-9 Government .. ...... 19-21 Seniors .... .... 1 57-159 Sports .. .... 105-107 FACULTY Art and Music ............ 16 Boys' Physical Education .... 17 Business ................. 16 Girls' Physical Education Government .......... Home and Family .... Humanities ...... . ....17 ....13 ....17 ....14 Industrial Arts .... Language ..... Library ...... Mathematics . . . Nurse ...... Science . . . MISCELLANEOUS ....16 ....14 ....17 ....15 ....15 ....15 Autographs . . . ...... 235-239 Dedication . . . .. Editor's Note . .. Foreword ......... Table of Contents .... MUSIC A Cappella Choir ..... Band ........... . . Boys' Glee ..... Girls' Glee ... Madrigals . . Orchestra . . . ORGANIZATIONS Adelphians Junior . .. Senior ...... Sophomore ....... American Field Service ....240 .....65 . .48-49 .....63 ....64 ....63 ....66 .....77 . .75-76 .....78 .....90 California Cadet Corps . . .70-72 Crescendoes ......... CSF .............. Driver's Education .... FBLA .............. FEA ............... . .... 84 ....69 ....91 .....89 .....85 Foreign Language Club ..... 88 Forensic Club ........ FTA . .. ........ . . .. .....86 .....89 GAA ............... 152-153 John Muir Club .... Key Club ........... .....87 .....83 Shutterbug Club ....,... 79-82 Thetas ............. Student Observation . . Work Study ......... Z Club... .. PERSONNEL Cafeteria Staff .... .....87 .....92 .....93 ..73-74 ....18 Custodians Secretaries . . PRODUCTIONS Art Stage Class . .. Bookstore ...... Stage Crew . . , PUBLICATIONS Art Yearbook Class ..... ....18 ....18 ...97 ...53 ...52 ....96 Blazer Staff .......... 100-101 Hoofbeats Staff ...... 102-103 Photo Production ..... Print Shop ..... . QUEENS Junior Queen ........ Shutterbug Princesses .. Shutterbug Queen ..... Sophomore Sweetheart . Turkey Tussle Princesses ..98-99 ...104 ...58 ....56 ....57 ,...58 ..,54 Turkey Tussle Q-ueen ....... 55 SPORTS Aquafollies ... .... 154-156 Baseball .... . . . 136-140 Basketball .. ,... Football .... .... 125-131 108-124 Girls' Sports .. .... 149-151 Golf ......... . .. Gymnastics ..... .... Modern Dance .... . . . . . . 147 141-142 ... 148 Swimming ... .. .... 143-144 Tennis .... .... 145-146 Track ...132-135 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASB Officers .......... 22, 33 ASB Rep Council . .. . ....27 Boys' League ..... . . .31, 39 Girls' League ..... . . .32, 40 lnter-Club Council. . . . ....36 Junior Class Council ..... 29, 38 Senior Class Council . .. ....30 Sophomore Class Council.28, 37 Supreme Court ........ ....23 A Acevedo, civira . . 172 Acevedo, Richard . . 172 Adair, Janice . . 172 Ainsworth, Robert . . 172 Shutterbug Club. Aiemian, Lily . . 172 Akins, James . . 172 Epicurean Club, Shutterbug Club. Allen, Daniel . . 172 Track. Allen, Douglas . . 71, 172 CCC-President. Allen, Reta . . 172 GAA. Alvarez, Carolin . . 172 GAA. Ames, Susan . . 32, 40, 73, 172 Adelphians, Big M : Com missions: Assemblies, Pep: Councils: Girls' League: Mountaineers. Tri-Y. Anderson, Judy . . 172 Adelphians: Photo Production. Anderson, Kathleen . . 24, 34, 63, 73, 172 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians: Commissions: Fine Arts-Commissioner, Pep: Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class: GAA, Girls' Glee, Madrigals, Mountaineers, Z Club- President: Aquacade. Anderson, Lorraine . . 173 BLAZER. Anderson, Lugenia . . 173 GAA. Anderson, Ronald . . 69, 173 CSF Life Member, FEA. Anderson, Wendy . . 30, 45, 173, 220 Adelphians: Commissions: Pep: Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class: Mountaineers, Shut-, ' terbug Club, Ski Club, Song Girl. Averill, Wendy . . 173 Commissions: Civil Affairs: FBLA, FEA, FTA, GAA: Aqua- code, News Bureau. senior index Babbe, Susan . .76, 173 Adelphians-President, Big M : Commissions: Pep: Councils: ASB Rep.: Moun- taineers, Shutterbug Club, Ski Club, Thetas: BLAZER, News Bureau. Bailes, Sandra . . 173 A Cappella Choir, Big M : Commissions: Civil Affairs, Pep: Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class. Bailey, Daphne. . 173 Commissions: Fine Arts, Publicity: Tri-Y. Baird, Sandra . . 173 Adelphians, Big M : Com- missions: Pep: Shutterbug Club. Baker, Carolee . . 30, 32, 73, 173 Adelphians, Big M : Com- missions: Fine Arts, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep., Girls' League, Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Youth: Z Club. Baracchini, Dominic. . 173 Barr, Catherine . . 32, 35, 173 Big M : Commissions: Pep, Publications: Councils: Girls' League: Mountaineers, Thetas. Batista, Karen . . 27, 30, 155, 173 Adelphians, Big M : Com- missions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep, Pub- licity: Councils: ASB Rep., Senior Class: GAA, Shutter- bug Club, Thetas: Aquacade. Battaglia, Thomas . . 48, 173, 200 Band-President, Crescendoes, Pep Band-Leader. Baumgartner, Carolyn . . 173 Big Baumgartner, Vicki . . 155, 173 Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Pep: Mountain- eers, Tri-Y: Aquacade, HOOFBEATS. Baysinger, Jacqueline . . 173 sag Bean, Constance . . 173 Adelphians, GAA. Beck, Linda . . 27, 75, 76, 155, 174 Adelphians: Commissions: Pep: Councils: ASB Rep., Girls' League: Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Becker, John . . 174 Beebee, John . . 174 Chemistry Club, CSF, FEA, Science Club. Beernink, Douglas . . 26, 33, 83,141,142,174 Aesculapians-President: Commissions: Athletics: Councils: Boys' League: ASB- Vice-President. Beggs, Frances . . 174 Foreign Language Club, FTA. Bell, Kathleen . . 174 Adelphians, Big M, Mountaineers. Bennett, Barbara . . 174 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep., Senior Class: Mountaineers, Ski Club: News Bureau. Bennett, James . . 63, 174 A Cappella Choir: Commis- sions: Fine Arts: Madrigols. Bennett, Timothy . . 24, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 39, 68, 174, 200, 221 Commissions: Athletics, Pub- lications, Publicity-Commis- sioner: Councils: ASB Rep., Boys' League-President, Sophomore Class-Vice-Presi- dent: Crescendoes, Harvey' Shutterbug Club: BLAZER. Berenger, Brian . . 31, 36, 83, 174 Commissions: Pep: Councils: Junior Class-President, Senior Class, ICC-President, Youth: Key Club, B Basketball, B Football. Berenger, James . . 174 Bergh, Robert . . 174 B Baseball, B Basketball. Bernhisel, Ralph . . 108, 221 Baseball, Varsity Football. Biggle, Judith . . 57, 75, 82, 174 Adelphians, Big M : Com- missions: Pep: Councils: ICC: Shutterbug Club, Shutterbug Queen: Photo Production. Biller, Sheila . . 68, 174 Harvey, Mountaineers, Thetas. Binkley, Barbara . . 174 Adelphians. Birchall, Donald . . 174 Blake, Glenna . . 175 Adelphians: Commissions: Assemblies, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep.: Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Blumberg, Carolyn . . 175 Aesculapians: Commissions: Pep: Girls' Glee, Tri-Y. Bodo, Suzanne . . 175 Adelphians, Big M : Com- missions: Assemblies, Pep, Publicity: Councils: ASB Rep., Senior Class: Tri-Y. Bogen, Andrew . . 30, 36, 69, 83, 175 Commissions: Assemblies: Councils: ICC, Senior Class: CSF Life Member, Key Club, Mountaineers, Ski Club: Swimming. Bonini, Marcia . . 44, 175 Adelphians-President: Com- missions: Pep: Mountaineers, Song Girl. Booher, Janice . . 27, 30, 36, 55, 73, 75,175,196 Adelphians-President: Com- missions: Assemblies, Fine Arts, Pep: Councils: lCC, Senior Class-Secretary, Youth: Homecoming Queen: Aquacade, BLAZER. Borchgrevink, Joyce . . 175, 195 Adelphians, Big M : Com- missions: Pep: Councils: Senior Class: Tri-Y: HOOFBEATS. Braxton, Emogene . . 175 Bray, Judith . . 175 Adelphians: Commissions: Fine Arts, Publicity: Councils: Senior Class: Thetas: HOOFBEATS, News Bureau. Breedlove, Eva , . 175 Councils: Senior Class: GAA, Girls' Glee, Briggs, Roy . . 175 CCC, Crescendoes. Brock, Adreaon . . 175 GAA. 2 Brown, Diana . . 175 Commissions: Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., GAA. Brown, Marilyn . . 27, 175 Councils: ASB Rep., Thetas, Tri-Y, HOOFBEATS. Brown, Patricia . . 175 Brown, Richard . . 175 Brownie, Frank . . 178 Aesculapians, FEA. Brucker, Carolyn . . 178 Brucker, Robert . . 99, 178 Shutterbug Club, Photo Production, MMHW. Buchman, Edwin . . 85, 178, 208 CSF, FEA, National Merit Finalist. Bunch, James . . 39, 83, 120, 134, 178 Councils: ASB Rep., Boys' League, Key Club, B Football, Gymnastics, Varsity Track. Burnett, Nancy . . 178 Commissions: Fine Arts, Curious Savage, Mrs. McThing , MMHW. Butner, Thomas . . 147, 178 FBLA, Foreign Language Club, Golf, Track. Byler, Konrad . . 178 CSP, FEA, Orchestra. C Calderon, Aide . . 178 Callaway, Velda . . 178 Calmore, Carolyn . . 178 FTA. Campbell, Brenda . . 178 Adelphians, Big M, Crescendoes, GAA, Aquacade. Capurro, Marion . . 30, 155, 178 Councils: ASB Rep., Senior Class, Mountaineers, Aquacade. Carpenter, Randall . I 30, 179 Band, Councils: ASB Rep., Senior Class, JV Basketball, JV Swimming. Carr, Betty . . 179 GAA. Cassou, Leroy . . 179 JETS, Gymnastics. Chalmers, Murray . . 179 4 Chambers, Carol . . 179 Foreign Language Club. Chandler, William. . 179 Photo Production. Chapman, Peter . . 179 FEA. Chasteen, Lawrence . . 179 Chedsey, Judith . . 179 Clark, Carmelle . . 89, 179 Commissions: Fine Arts, Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class, Foreign Lan- guage Club, FTA. Clausen, Barbara . . 155, 179 Adelphians, Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Publicity, Aquacade. Clay, Pearl . . 40, 152, 179 Adelphians, Commissions: Pep, Councils: Girls' League, GAA. Cleary, Jerry . . 179 Cochran, Norris. . 179 B Track, Hi-Y. Cole, Christina . . 24, 69, 73, 179, 208 Adelphians, Big M , Com- missions: Fine Arts, Pep, Publicity, Councils: Sopho- more Class, Junior Class, CSF Life Member, Z Club, National Merit Finalist. Coleman, Dana . . 63, 74, 180 A Cappella Choir, Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., CSF, Girls' Glee, Madrigals, Z Club. Coleman, Gail . . 26, 74, 180 Adelphians, Commissions: Civil Affairs-Commissioner, Student Activities:Commis- sioner, Girls' Glee, Tri-Y, Z Club. Collado, Carol . . 84, 180 Crescendoes, Tri-Y. Collister, James . . 83, 109, 180 Councils: Boys' League, Junior Class-Representative, Key Club, Varsity Football. Conway, Nanette . . 180 Cook, Dennis. . 147, 180 CSF, Golf Cookson, Stephanie . . 180 Cram, Marianne . . 180 Adelphians, Big Crossley, James . . 180 Photo Production. Cudmore, William . . 30, 45, 83, 180, 220 Cheerleader, Commissions: Pep, Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, CSF, Key Club, Mountaineers. Culpepper, Henriola . . 30, T80 A Cappella Choir, Councils: Senior Class. Culver, Diane . . 82, 99, 180 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Pep, Shutter- bug Club, Tri-Y, Photo Production. Cummings, Robert . . 63, 84, 180 Commissions: Fine Arts, Crescendoes, Mardigals, Baseball. Cunningham, Charles . . 180 Councils: ASB Rep., Sopho- more Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Basketball, Swimming. Curry, Patricia , . 24, 180, 200 Big M , Commissions: Athletics, Pep, Publicity, Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class, FBLA, Mountaineers, Thetas. Dangerfield, James . . 73, 180 CCC. Davis, David . . 31, 83,181 Councils: Boys' League, CSF, FEA, Key Club, Track. Davis, Dennis . . 181 Band. Davis, James . . 83, 85, 181 FEA, Hi-Y, Key Club, Track. Davis, Lenetta . . 181 Dawson, Rebecca . . 181 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Assemblies, Pep, Publicity, Mountaineers, Thetas, Photo Production. Dawson, Ruth . . 181 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians, Big M , Commis- sions: Assemblies, Pep, Mountaineers, Thetas. DeBussey, Jane . . 30, 181 Adelphians, Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Pep, Publicity, Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Youth, CSF, Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Dellsite, Howard . . 181 CCC, Track. Dembrowski, Robert . . 136, 181 Hi-Y, Mountaineers, Shutter- bug Club, Baseball. Dennis, John . . 181 DeYoung, Howard . . 145, 181 Councils: Youth, CSF, Debate Club, Hi-Y, Mountaineers, Golf, Tennis. Diamond, Karen . . 24, 30, 181 Adelphians, Commissions: Publicity, Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class, Mountaineers. Dietz, Dorinda . . 181 Adelphians, Commissions: Fine Arts, Councils: ASB Rep., Foreign Language Club, Mountaineers, BLAZER. Donan, John. . 181 Hi-Y, Ski Club. Dorland, William . . 69, 181 Band, Chemistry Club, CSF Life Member, FEA. Dorn, Diana . . 24, 34, 73, 184 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians, Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Pep-Commissioner, Publicity, Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Girls' Glee, Mountaineers, Z Club: HOOFBEAT5. Dowd, Esther . . 40, 69, 74, 184, 201 Adelphians, Commissions: Civil Affairs, Pep, Publicity, Councils: Girls' League, Senior Class, CSF Life Member, Z Club. Dowdy, Michele . . 184 Adelphians, Big M, GAA, Aquacade, HOOFBEATS, News Bureau. Downey, Linda . . 184 Foreign Language Club, GAA. Dowse, Tom . . 147, 184 Golf. Drachman, Joy . . 184 CSF, Foreign Language Club, FTA: BLAZER. Drew, Eleanor . . 184 A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee. Duncan, Jean . . 96, 184 Commissions: Fine Arts, Publications, Councils: ASB Rep., GAA, Shutterbug Club. DuPlain, Joel . . 184 Ski Club, B, Varsity Swimming. Durham, Irna . . 184 GAA. Dutro, Barbara . . 184 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Pep, Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class, Mountaineers. Dwiggins, Susan . . 30, 184 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Pep, Councils: Senior Class, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club. Ecclestone, Marilyn . . 47, 184 Adelphians, Commissions: Pep, Flag Girl, Shutterbug Club. Edwards, Cynthia . . 69, 184 Adelphians, Councils: ASB Rep., CSF Life Member, Mountaineers. Edwards, Joan . . 184 Edwards, Lynn . . 185 Elgin, Elizabeth . . 30, 69, 73, 84, 185, 208 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Councils: Senior Class-Sec- retary, Crescendoes, CSF Life Member-President, Orchestra, Z Club. Eliason, Eric . . 26, 185 A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee, Commissions Athletics, Fine Arts, Epicurean Club. Eliason, Michael . . 185 A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee, Commissions: Fine Arts, Epicurean Club, Track. Elkins, Carole . . 185 Crescendoes. Elliott, Frank . . 185 Councils: ASB Rep., Sopho- more Class, Junior Class, Baseball, Basketball. Emerson, Ruth . . 155, 185 Big M , Commissions: Publicity, GAA, Mountain- eers, Aquacade-Chairman. Entwistle, Barbara . . 30, 185 Big M , Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep, Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, GAA, Thetas, HOOFBEATS. Erickson, David . . 65, 69, 83, 85, 147, 185 Councils: ASB Rep., Red Cross, Senior Class, CSF Life Member, FEA, Hi-Y, Key Club, Golf, Track. Evans, Lyman . . 30, 39, 185 Commisions: Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Boys' League, FEA, B Track, Varsity Football. Everman, George . . 185 CCC, Commissions: Publica- tions, Debate Club, World Affairs Club, BLAZER, News Bureau. F Fagan, Patricia . . 53, 185 Ski Club, Bookstore. Fahy, Betty . . 69, 185 A Cappella Choir, Aesculapians, Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, CSF Life Member. Feldman, Arlen . . 185 Commissions: Pep, CSF, Hi-Y, Mountaineers, Swimming. Flaherty, William . . 30, 83, 185, 200, 220 Commissions: Pep, Publicity, Councils: ASB Rep., Junior Class-Vice-President, Senior Class-Vice-President, Key Club, Mountaineers, Ski Club. Fogel, Patricia . . 185 Adelphians, Commissions: Assemblies, Publications, GAA, Mountaineers, Aquacade. Forbes, Gail . . 54, 186, 208 Adelphians, Big M , Councils: ASB Rep., Senior Class, Homecoming Court, Mountaineers, Thetas. Foster, Woodbridge . . 36, 186 Councils: ICC, Epicurean Club-President. Franklin, Linda . . 186 GAA. Fuiitani, Donald . . 85, 143, 186 Councils: ICC, FBLA, Swimming. Fukutaki, Mary Ann . . 89, 186 Adelphians, CSF, FBLA, GAA. Fullerton, Farrell . . 24, 34, 186 Commissions: Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., Epicurean Club, BLAZER. G Ganguin, Daniel . . 101, 186 Councils: Sophomore Class, B Basketball, BLAZER, News Bureau. Gans, Sue . . 186 Garcia, David . . 186 Baseball, B, Varsity Football. Garcia, Esther . . 186 Garrick, Susanne . . 69, 186 Chemistry Club, CSF Life Member, Foreign Language Club, GAA. Gibson, Robert . . 186 Gomez, Laurence . . 44, 83, 187 Cheerleader, Commissions: Pep, CSF, Key Club. Gonzales, Rosalie . . 187 Goodner, Sharon . . 47, 56, 82, 99, 187 Adelphians, Commissions: Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., Senior Class, Flag Girl, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club, Ski Club. Gore, Oliver . . 187 Varsity Football. Gaza, Mary.. 187 Grant, Edward . . 187 FEA. Gray, Edward . . 125, 127, 187 B, Varsity Basketball, B, Varsity Track. Gray, Linda . . 187 Councils: Girls' League. Greenlea, Joan . . 54, 187 Homecoming Court, Moun- taineers, Shutterbug Club, Photo Production. Gregory, Maralyn . . 187 Adelphians, Thetas. Griffin, Paul . . 187 Band. Gunderson, Kathlyn . . 187 Adelphians, Big Hairgrove, Catherine . . 190 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians, Big M , Commis- sions: Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Mountaineers, Thetas. Hallquist, Norman . . 190 Hamano, May . . 190 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, FBLA, GAA, Thetas. Hamill, Frank . . 190 FEA, Photo Production. Hammer, Michael . . 27, 33, 69, 83, 143, 190, 220 Councils: ASB Rep., Sopho- more Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, CSF, FEA, Key Club, Swimming, ASB-Vice- President, President. Hammond, Richard . . 190 Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football-Manager, Varsity Track. Hammond, Robert . . 190 Councils: ASB Rep., Junior Class, Senior Class, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. Hancock, Barry . . 190 Varsity Baseball. Hansen, Olivia . . 69, 190 Adelphians, CSF Life Mem- ber, FEA, FTA. Harris, Geoffrey . . 190 Councils: Junior Class, Varsity Track. Harris, Lynn . . 190 Councils: Junior Class, Foreign Language Club. Harrison, John . . 190 Councils: ASB Rep., Hi-Y, Shutterbug Club. Hartong, Betty 190 CSF. Hauswald, Rudy . . 190 Varsity Baseball-Manager, Varsity Football-Manager, Swimming. Hauxhurst, James . . 190 FEA. Hawkins, Drake . . 108, 191 Councils: ASB Rep., Boys' League, Sophomore Class- Treasurer, CSF, Varsity Football. Hawkins, Joseph . . 191 B Football. Heath, Christina . . 191 Adelphians, CSF, Foreign Language Club. Heck, Caroll . . 36, 102, 155, 156, 191 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep Publications, Publicity, Councils: ASB Rep., ICC, Sophomore Class, Senior Class, GAA, Shutterbug Club, Tri-Y, Aquacade, HOOFBEATS. Heilskov, Annagrete . . 155, I 190 A Cappella Choir, Big M , Commissions: Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep, GAA, Aquacade. Henriques, Darryl . . 83, 141, 142, 190, 220 Key Club, Varsity Gymnastics. Heredia, Doralen . . 191 A Cappella Choir. Hernandez, Celia . . 191 Herndon, Donna . . 191 A Cappella Choir. Hendricks, Bobby . . 191 Hershey, George . . 96, 191 Epicurean Club, Foreign Language Club, Art Year- book. Hesse, Henry . . 191 FEA, Mountaineers. Hession, Doris . . 191 Adelphians, Mountaineers, Tri-Y, Photo Production. Hines, Dale . . 191 Hi-Y, Shutterbug Club, B Football, Varsity Track, Photo Production. Hines, Gail . . 89, 191 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Pep, Foreign Language Club, FTA, Girls' Glee. Hiramoto, Sachiko . . 22, 30, 33, 73, 89, 191, 221 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Councils: ASB Rep., Sopho- more Class, Junior Class- Secretary, Senior Class, FTA- President, Z Club, ASB- Secretary. Hirst, Victor . . 30, 36, 63, 84, 191 A Cappella Choir, Commis- sions: Athletics, Fine Arts, Councils: ICC, Senior Class, Crescendoes-President, Key Club, Madrigals. Hixon, Richard . . 192 Shutterbug Club, Photo Production. Hodge, Linda . . 23, 30, 32, 69, 73, 192, 221 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Publications, Councils: ASB Fine Arts, Councils: Senior Class, CSF, FEA, FTA, Foreign Language Club, Mountain- eers. Hollis, Gwendolyn . . 192 Adelphians, Aesculapians, GAA. Hoover, Robin . . 22, 30, 73,1 192 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians, Big M , Commis- sions: Fine Arts, Councils: Sophomore Class-Treasurer, Junior Class-Representative, Senior Class, Z Club, ASB-Treasurer. Hoover, William . . 192 Hopkins, Stephen . . 125, 126, 128, 192 Councils: Sophomore Class, Senior Class-Treasurer, Hi-Y, Baseball, Varsity Basketball. Horton, Jeffrey . . 192 CSF, FEA. House, Robert . . 192 Hi-Y, Science Club. Houston, Juan . . 192 Hritz, Gerald . . 192 Hudson, Tommy . . 192 Football, Track. Hull, Shirley . . 84, 193 Crescendoes. Hunnicutt, JoAnn . . 193 Huston, James . . 193 Hyde, Anne . . 54, 193 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Civil Affairs- Commissioner, Councils: ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Homecoming Court, Tri-Y. Innes, Nancy . . 24, 193 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., Girls' League, Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Mountaineers. ltano, Toni . . 27, 89, 193 Rep-. Girls' League-President. Adelphians, Councils: ASB Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Youth, CSF Life Member, FEA, Z Club, HOOFBEATS. Rep., FBLA, Shutterbug Club, Thetas. J Hohn, Theodor . . 192 Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class, Football, Track. Jackson, Stanley . . 193, 208 Holabird, Susan . . 192 Big M, Mountaineers, Tri-Y, HOOFBEATS. Holder, Catherine . . 30, 192 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Civil Affairs, 226 Forensic Club. Jacobsen, Karen . . 193 Adelphians, Commissions: Civil Affairs, Mountaineers. Jenkins, Arthur . . 108, 193 Football, Track. Jennings, Karen . . 193 Johnson, Arthur . . 44, 83, 89, 134, 193 Cheerleader, CSF, FTA, Key Club, Football, Track. Johnson, Bonnie . . 193 Johnson, Eugene . . 30, 193, 200 Band, Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class, FEA, Shutter- bug Club. Johnson, Fred . . 193 Football, Track. Johnson, Gloria . . 208 Tri-Y. Johnson, Joan . . 193 Johnson, Lindy . . 196 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Assemblies, Pep, Publicity, Councils: Senior Class, Mountaineers. Johnson, Thomas . . 196 V Gymnastics. Jolly, Joyce . . 196 Jones, Brian . . 196 Epicurean Club. Jones, Dennis . . 196, 208 Councils: Boys' League, Senior Class, CCC, Chess Club, CSF, FEA, Science Club. Jones, Pamela . . 30, 196 Adelphians, Big M , ouncils: Junior Class, Senior Class, Mountaineers. Jones, Stephen . . 120, 196 Football, Track, BLAZER. Jundt, George . . 23, 31, 96 Councils: ASB Rep., Boys' League-President, Junior Class, Hi-Y, Basketball, Swimming. K Kadomoto, Katherine . . 196 FBLA, Shutterbug Club, Thetas, Photo Production. Kalbach, David . . 196 CSF, Epicurean Club, FEA, Art Yearbook, MMHW. Kaminski, Edward . . 30, 36, 143, 196 Councils: ASB Rep., ICC, Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Youth, Hi-Y-President, Swimming. Kane, Judith . . 196 Tri-Y. Kanne, Rita . . 24, 26, 63, 73, 196, 220 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians, Big M , Commis- sions: Assemblies, Athletics, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts- Commissioner, Pep, Councils Junior Class, Senior Class, CSF Life Member-President, GAA, Madrigals, News Bureau. Kaye, Linda . . 196 Epicurean Club, Science Club, Shutterbug Club. Keith, Douglas. . 22, 83, 143, 196 Commissions: Athletics, Councils: Boys' League, Junior Class-Treasurer, CSF, FEA, Key Club, Basketball, Swimming, ASB-President. Kelley, John . . 23, 68, 84, 197 Commissions: Assemblies, Councils: ASB Rep., Cres- cendoes, CSF, FEA, Ski Club, Supreme Court-Chief Justice. Kellogg: Sharon . . 27, 89, 155, 197 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Councils: ASB Rep., Aquacade. Kelly, Nancy . . 34, 74, 197 Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class, Z Club, Aquacade. Kelly, Vince . . 30, 83, 108, 197, 209, 220 Councils: Senior Class- President, Key Club-Presi- dent, Football, BLAZER. Kempton, Carole . . 197 Adelphians, Aesculapians, Big M, Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Kerr, Bruce . . 108, 197 Varsity Football. Kersten, Beth . . 35, 40, 69, 102, 197 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions: Civil Affairs, Publicity, Councils: ASB Rep., Girls' League, Junior Class, Senior Class, CSF Life Member, FEA, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Mountaineers, HOOFBEATS. Kievman, Edward . . 125, 126 127, 197 Basketball, Tennis, Track. Kimball, Michael . . 35, 102, 195, 197 Aesculapians, Commissions: Assemblies, CSF, Track, HOOFBEAT5. Kittell, James . . 24, 39, 197, 200 Commissions: Publicity, Councils: Boys' League, Senior Class, Hi-Y, Track. Klages, Nancy . . 27, 45, 197 Adelphians: Councils: ASB Rep., Junior Class: Moun- taineers, Shutterbug Club, Song Girl, Tri-Y. Klann, Gary . . 197 Kliem, Edward . . 120, 197 Councils: ASB Rep.: Base- ball, Football, Track. Kline, Patricia . . 69, 197 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Pep, Publicity: CSF Life Member, Foreign Language Club, Mountain- eers. Kobbe, Mary . . 89, 197 Councils: Sophomore Class: FBLA, GAA. Komatsu, Christine . . 89, 197 Aesculapians, CSF, FBLA, Foreign Language Club, FTA, Thetas, Tri-Y: HOOFBEATS. Koundakiian, Stephen . . 69, 198, 208, 221 Chess Club, CSF Life Mem- ber, FEA, Foreign Language Club: National Merit Finalist Kuriyama, Florence . . 89, 198 Adelphians, FBLA, FTA, GAA, Shutterbug Club, Tri-Y: Photo Production. L Lacy, Marcia . . 198 Adelphians: Councils: Junior Class: Mountaineers, Thetas, Tri-Y. LaGue, Judith . . 198 FBLA: BLAZER. Lake, Bruce . . 198, 208 CSF, FEA: National Merit Finalist. Lambeth, Linda . . 198 Girls' Glee. Larson, Karen . . 198 A Cappella Choir, Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Pep: Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class: CSF, FTA, Thetas. Larsuel, Philain . . 198 Crescendoes, FTA, Tri-Y. Lawson, Robert . . 125, 198 Varsity Basketball. Learned, James . . 63, 69, 198 A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee, Commissions: Fine Arts: Councils: ASB Rep.: CSF Life Member, FEA, Madrigals. Lee, Hilda . . 198 Leiins, Oiars . . 198 Lepera, Bonnie . . 27, 198 Aesculapians: Commissions: Fine Arts: Councils: ASB Rep.: Orchestra. LeSage, Antoinette . . 198 Lewis, Susan . . 194, 198, 208 Adelphians: Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Publicity: Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class. Lieberman, Catherine . . 97, 198 A Cappella Choir, Art Stage. Lilienwall, Christine . . 30, 40, 69, 73, 74, 198 A Cappella Choir, Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Fine Arts: Councils: ICC, Junior Class, Senior Class, Girls' League: CSF Life Member, GAA, Madrigals, Z Club. Lockwald, Dennis . . 199 Councils: Senior Class. Lofton, Patricia . . 199 Adelphians, GAA. Lohrmann, Eileen . . 199 Lombard, Michael . . 199 Hi-Y: BLAZER. Long, Nancy . . 25, 100, 101, 199 Adelphians: Commissions: Civil Affairs, Pep, Publica- tions-Commissioner: Councils: Sophomore Class-Vice President, Junior Class: Mountaineers, Tri-Y: BLAZER: MMHW. Long, Robert . . 199 Love, Timothy . . 148, 199 Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class: FEA, Hi-Y: Golf, Swimming. Luke, Larry . . 199 Lupien, William . . 199 Hi-Y. Lynch, Susan . . 199 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians: Commissions: Fine Arts: Mountaineers. Nl Macho, Jan . . 199 Mack, Margaret . . 199 Adelphians. Mairs, Virginia . . 199 Adelphians: Commissions: Pep: FTA, Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Marples, Lesley . . 199 A Cappella Choir, GAA, Thetas. Martin, Harry . . 199 Martin, Ralph . . 202 B Football, B Track. Martinez, Gabriel . . 202 Mason, Carol . . 202 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Pep: Moun- taineers, Tri-Y. Masters, Shirley . . 202 Crescendoes, GAA, Orchestra. Mathieson, Paul . . 202 Matter, Mary . . 202 Mountaineers. Maves, Peter . . 202 Mayekawa, Kathy . . 89, 92, 202 Adelphians, Aesculapians, CSF, FBLA, Foreign Language Club, FTA, GAA, Thetas: HOOFBEATS. McCall, Willard . . 202, 208 Councils: ASB Rep.: CSF, FEA, Mountaineers: National Merit Finalist. McCartney, Scott . . 202 Councils: ASB Rep.-: B Basketball, B Football, Varsity Swimming. McClain, Mary . . 202 A Cappella Choir, Shutter- bug Club: Photo Production. McCreery, Nancy . . 202 Band: Councils: Sophomore Class: CSF, Foreign Language Club. Mclntosh, Dorothy . . 202 Adelphians, Crescendoes, BLAZER. McKay, Neil . . 109, 202 McKeever, John . . 120, 203 A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee: Councils: ASB Rep., Junior Class: Foreign Language Club: B Foot- ball, B, Varsity Track, McKesson, Linda . . 25, 34, 35, 56, 73, 75, 76, 203 Adelphians-President: Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep., Sophomore Class- President, Junior Class- Representative, Youth: CSF, Junior Queen, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Court, Z Club. McKnight, Janet . . 203 Adelphians, Commissions: Assemblies, Fine Arts, Publicity: FEA. McClean, Pamela . . 203 Meadows, Wayne . . 203 FEA: B Football, B Track. Meeks, James . . 39, 120, 203 Commissions: Publicity: Councils: ASB Rep., Boys' League: Hi-Y, Mountaineers: B Swimming, Varsity Track Meier, Nancy . . 30, 100, 203 Adelphians, Big M : Councils: Senior Class: GAA, Mountaineers, Thetas: BLAZER. Melchior, Charles . . 203 Councils: Sophomore Class: CSF, FEA. Meredith, John . . 203 Merritt, Alice . . 203 Merwin, Camilla . . 203 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Pep: Moun- taineers, Thetas. Meyer, Lynn . . 143, 203 Hi-Y, Varsity Swimming. Meyer, Peggy . . 69, 203 A Cappella Choir, Big M : Commissions: Civil Affairs: CSF Life Member, FTA. Mickle, Valerie . . . 203 Adelphians, FTA. Miller, Anne . . 30, 69, 203 Big M : Commissions: Assembly, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class: CSF Life Member, Mountain- eers, Thetas-President. Miller, Robert . . 125, 126, 127, 129, 203 Varsity Basketball. Missall, Stephen . . 30, 83, 125, 127, 128, 203 Councils: Senior Class- President: CSF, Key Club: Varsity Basketball. Mitchell, Donald . . 136, 138, 203 ' Varsity Baseball. Mitchell, Linda . . 204 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Pep: Shutter- bug Club: News Bureau. Miyamoto, Jane . . 204 FEA, Foreign Language Club, Thetas. Moody, Barbara . . 204 A Cappella Choir. Moody, Frances . . 204 Adelphians: Commissions: Pep: Flag Girl, FTA, Mountaineers, Thetas. 7 Mooney, Robert . . 109, 204 JV Football, Swimming. Mooney, Thomas . . 204 Moore, Gayle . . 204 Commissions: Pep. Moore, Lorna. . 204 Big M, Shutterbug Club. Morinskey, Dolores . . 27, 204 Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep., Junior-Class: Thetas. Mors, George . . 200, 204 Band, Pep Band. Mottola, Phyllis . . 204 Mounday, Kathryn . . 46, 74, 76, 204 Adelphians: Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep: Flag Girl, Shutterbug Club, Z Club. Mueller, Gerald . . 204 Mulder, Wiebe . . 90, 201, 203 Commissions: Foreign Affairs-Commissioner: Key Club. Mye, Valerie . . 205 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Pep, Publicity: Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class: Mountaineers, Thetas- President. Nagahama, Agnes . . 89, 205 Commissions: Assemblies, Fine Arts, Pep: CSF, FBLA. Nakata, Richard . . 120 FEA, B Football. Naydo, Stanley . . 205 FEA, Golf. Neale, Kathryn . . 205 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Pep: Councils Senior Class: FTA, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club. Nelson, Linda . . 205 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Pep: Moun- taineers, Shutterbug Club. Neugebauer, Monica . . 205 Mountaineers. Nishiyama, Judy . . 205 Commissions: Fine Arts: CSF, Foreign Language Club, FTA, GAA, Them: HOOFBEATS. Nyquist, Ann . . 69, 205 A Cappella Choir, Big M : Commissions: Pep: Councils ASB Rep.: CSF Life Member, Mountaineers, Thetas. 228 O O'Brien, Frances . . 205 Adelphians. O'Dell, Barbara . . 205 Ogawa, Hiroshi . . 92, 109, 147, 205 Councils: Senior Class: Football, Golf. Olivas, Robert . . 120, 206 Band: B Football. Olson, Bethel . . 206 Olson, Sue . . 46, 206 Commissions: Pep, Publicity: Flag Girl, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club, Thetas. O'Meara, John . . 206 Omura, Hideko . . 89, 206 Adelphians: Commissions: Fine Arts: Foreign Language Club, FTA, Thetas. O'Neal, Catherine . . 206 Councils: Senior Class: GAA. O'Neil, Brian . . 206 Hi-Y: Golf: HOOFBEATS. Orner, Paul . . 206 P Padden, Eleanor . . 206 Adelphians, Big M, CSF, GAA, Mountaineers. Palmer, Elizabeth . . 53, 89, 206 Commissions: Publicity: FBLA-President: Bookstore- Manager. Park, Lowell . . 206 Chemistry Club, CSF, FEA, Mountaineers, Science Club. Parker, Emily . . 206 Parker, Preston . . 125, 136, 206 Mountaineers: Varsity Base- ball, Varsity Basketball. Parker, Robert . . 206 JETS. Parker, William . . 206 Councils: ASB Rep.: Swimming. Patterson, Doris . . 206, 221 Paul, Duane . . 83, 108, 111, 117, 136, 139, 206 Councils: Boys' League, Sophomore Class, Junior Clas, Senior Class: Key Club: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Pearcy, Charlene . . 207 Big M : Commissions: Pep: FBLA, Tri-Y. Pennington, Juliana . . 68, 102, 155, 207 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Pep: Councils: Senior Class: CSF, FEA, Harvey, Thetas: Aquacade, HOOFBEATS, News Bureau. Peoples, John . . 207 Peralta, Marie . . 207 Petrone, Charles . . 207 A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee: Councils: Sophomore Class: Hi-Y, Mountaineers: Swimming. Pfahler, Melinda . . 207 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians, Big M : Commis- sions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep., Junior Class: Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Pluss, Mari . . 44, 99, 207, 220 Commissions: Pep, Publica- tions: Shutterbug Club, Song Girl: Photo Production. Prisbe, Antoinette . . 207 Adelphians, Thetas. Proffitt, James . . 108, 109, 134, 207 Commissions: Athletics: Councils: Boys' League- President: B, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Prudhomme, Joan . . 207 Adelphians: Councils: Junior Class: Crescendoes, Shutterbug Club. Pryor, Cheryl . . 207 Adelphians. Puckett, Allen . . 69, 85, 207, 208 Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class: CSF Life Member, FEA, Mountaineers: National Merit Finalist. Pullen, Anne . . 210 Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep: Councils: Senior Class: CSF, Thetas. Pursell, Ann . . 97, 210 Commissions: Civil Affairs, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep.: Art Stage. Pursell, John . . 210 Band. R Raatz, David . . 210 Ramirez, Daniel . . 39, 210 Councils: Boys' League: Track. Randen, Bertil . . 210 Reed, Donna . . 210 Reed, James . . 210 Reiling, Bernard. . 210 Shutterbug Club: Photo Production: MMHW. Reinhard, Kathleen . . 210 Big M : Commissions: Athletics, Civil Affairs, Pep: Councils: Junior Class: Mountaineers. Rice, Constance . . 35, 69, 74, 102, 210, 240 Big M : Commissions: Civil Affairs, Publications: CSF Life Member, Foreign Language Club, Z Club: HOOFBEATS, News Bureau: MMHW. Richards, Catherine . . 210 Adelphians: Commissions: Fine Arts. Richardson, Cheryl . . 210 A Cappella Choir, Adel- phians, Big M : Com- missions: Pep: GAA, Girls' Chorus. Rimsky, Loretta . . 210 Adelphians, CSF, Foreign Language Club. Ritchie, Judy . . 210 A Cappella Choir, Foreign Language Club. Robbins, Douglas . . 111, 211 Band: B, JV, Varsity Football, B, Varsity Track. Roberts, Kenneth . . 211 JETS. Robertson, Daniel . . 211 Mountaineers. Roby, James . . 211 Councils: ASB Rep., Junior Class: FEA, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club, Ski Club: Photo Production. Roche, Eldrid . . 24, 40, 96, 211 Adelphians, Big M : Com- missions: Civil Affairs, Pep: Councils: Girls' League, Senior Class: Z Club: Art Yearbook. Rogers, Betsy . . 69, 211 Adelphians: Commissions: Pep: Councils: Girls' League Senior Class: Chemistry Club-President, CSF Life Member, FEA: Aquacade. Rohlffs, Mary. . 211 Adelphians, Big M, FBLA, GAA, Mountaineers. Ross, Murray . . 211 Commissions, Fine Arts, CSF. Rumsey, Joan . . 40, 73, 75, 21 1 Adelphians-President, Big M , Councils, Girls' League, Sophomore Class, Senior Class, Tri-Y, Z Club: BLAZER. Russell, David . . 211 Shutterbug Club, Photo Production. Rutishauser, Hans . . 44, 83, 21 1 A Cappella Choir, Cheer- leader, Christmas Play, Commissions, Pep, Councils, ASB Rep., Senior Class, CSF Life Member, Key Club, Gymnastics. Rutledge, Hilton . . 211 Ryon, Richard . . 211 S Salz, Melvyn . . 211 Commissions, Publications, Orchestra, Radio Club. Sampson, Michael . . 120, 212 B Football, Gymnastics, Varsity Track, Photo Production. Satzinger, Gale . . 212 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions, Pep, Publicity, Councils, Junior Class, Senior Class, Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Sawosko, Carol . . 212 Schaal, Melinda . . 212 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions, Assemblies, Pep, GAA, Thetas. Schimmelman, Arthur . . 2I2 Shutterbug Club, Photo Production. ' Schneider, Carol . . 212 Photo Production. Schulz., Nancy . . 212 Schwartz, Nita . . 212 Big M , Councils, ASB Rep. Schwarz, William . . 212 FEA. Schweitzer, Stephen . . 212 Schwinck, Kirby . . 147, 212 Hi-Y, Golf, BLAZER, HOOFBEATS. Setian, Ralph . . 68, 69, 212 Commisions, Fine Arts, Councils, ASB Rep., ICC, Boys' League, Crescendoes, CSF Life Member, Harvey Photo Production. Shehane, Linda . . 212 Shetler, Cathryn . . 213 Adelphians, Commissions, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep, Foreign Language Club, GAA. Shippy, Susan . . 213 Thetas, HOOFBEATS. Shoup, Eileen . . 79 Adelphians, Commissions, Pep, Councils, Sophomore Class, Mountaineers, Shut- terbug Club, Tri-Y, HOOFBEATS. Sims, Diane . . 213 Small, Nancy. . 213 Smith, Barbara . . 213 Adelphians, Big M , Commissions, Assemblies, Pep, Publicity, Student Activities, Councils, ASB Rep., GAA, Thetas. Smith, Dennis . . 213 Band, Councils, Junior Class, CSF. Smith, Gary . . 30, 213 Aesculapians, Commissions, Pep, Councils, ASB Rep., Senior Class, Youth, FEA, Hi-Y-President, Mountaineers. Smith, LaVerne . . 86, 213 CCC, Forensic Club. Smith, Robert . . 213 Snell, Madelyn . . 24, 46, 73, 213 A Cappella Choir, Com- missions, Pep, Councils, ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Flag Girl, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club, Tri-Y, Z Club, Aquacade. Somerville, Thomas . . 145, 213 Hi-Y, Tennis. Spain, Carol . . 213 CSF. Speakes, Judy . . 24, 45, 73, 213 Commissions, Pep, Councils ASB, Mountaineers, Song Girl, Tri-Y, Z Club. Spencer, Carolyn . . 213 Adelphians, Commissions, Assemblies, FTA. Spuck, Dennis . . 82, 214 Shutterbug Club, Photo Production, MMHW. Stack, Catherine . . 30, 33, 73, 214, 220 Adelphians, Commissions, Pep, Councils, Sophomore Class-Secretary, Junior Class-President, Youth, FTA, Z Club, ASB-Treasurer. Stein, James . . 136, 139, 214 Varsity Baseball. Stevenson, Sue . . 30, 102, 214 Councils, Senior Class, CSF, Thetas, Aquacade, HOOFBEATS. Stewart, Laurie . . 32, 200, 214 A Cappella Choir, Adel - phians, Commissions, Publi- city, Councils, Girls' League, Thetas. Stock, Michael . . 23, 39, 68, 200, 214- Christmas Play, Commis- sions, Publicity, Councils, Boys' League, Junior Class, Senior Class, CSF, Swim- ming, Supreme Court-Chief Justice, BLAZER. Stone, Linda . . 214 Foreign Language Club. Stout, Helen . . 214 Councils, ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Foreign Language Club, Aquacade. Stover, Margaret . . 68, 152, 214 Band, Commissions, Fine Arts, Crescendoes, FTA, GAA-President, Orchestra. Strid, John . . 214 Hi-Y, Mountaineers, B Basketball. Stutz, Barbara . . 214 Adelphians, Band, Commissions, Fine Arts, Pep CSF, Foreign Language Club Orchestra. Sullivan, Carol . . 30, 69, 73, 74, 90, 201, 214, 220 Adelphians, Big M , Councils, Junior Class- Secretary, Senior Class, ASB Rep., CSF Life Member, Z Club-President. Sunada, Nancy . . 214 FBLA, Thetas. Svikulis, llze . . 214 Commissions, Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep, Publicity, Councils, ASB Rep., Foreign Language Club. Swanson, Bernard . . 215 T Takenouchi, George . . 215 Tamm, Brigitte . . 215 Tamura, Raymond . . 83, 136, 215 CSF, FEA, Key Club, JV, Varsity Baseball. Tarrant, Sheldon . . 63, 97, 215 Madrigals, Art Stage. Taylor, Jane . . 215 A Cappella Choir, Big M. Thiel, Ingrid . . 215 Thomas, Donald . . 215 Stage Crew. Thomas, Pamela . . 215 Adelphians, Commissions, Pep, Councils, Junior Class, Senior Class, Youth, Maiorette, Mountaineers, Tri-Y. Thomas, Patricia . . 40, 47, 82, 215 Adelphians, Commissions: Pep, Publications, Councils, ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class, Flag Girl, Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club, Thetas, BLAZER. Thompson, James . . 215 Hi-Y, B Track, Photo Production. Tilley, Barbara . . 215 Adelphians, Commissions: Publications, Shutterbug Club, Tri-Y. Tinley, Deloris . . 215 Towns, Blonnie . , 215 Girls' Glee. Traughber, John . . 143, 215. Ski Club, Varsity Swimming Trent, Bayard . . 215 BLAZER. U Uebbing, Virginia . . 69, 215 Chemistry Club, CSF Life Member, Mountaineers, Science Club. Unterschuetz, Phillip . . 216 Gymnastics. Urquibi, Carmen . . 215 V Valby, Lawrence . . 69, 208, 216 Councils, Senior Class, CSF Life Member, FEA. Valenzuela, Kathleen . . 54, 21 6 Homecoming Court. Vallas, Elizabeth . . 216 Big M , Commissions: Fine Arts, Pep, Orchestra. Van Dine, Karen . . 216 Big M , Commissions, Pep, CSF, Epicurean Club. Van Wagner, Nicholas . . 216 Varian, Spencer . . 30, 216 Councils: ASB Rep., Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Senior Class: CSF, FEA. Verbrugge, Francoise . . 73, 90, 201 , 216 Commissions: Foreign Affairs-Commissioner: Councils: ASB Rep.: Z Club. Virgallito, Nick . . 30, 89, 216 Councils: Senior Class: FBLA. W Wallace, Barbara . . 75, 216 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Pep: Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class: News Bureau. Walls, Linda . . 89, 155, 216 FBLA, GAA: Aquacade. Wanamaker, Jeffrey . . 69, 216 CSF Life Member, FEA. Ward, Bonnie . . 30, 75, 76, 217 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Pep: Councils: Junior Class, Senior Class: BLAZER. Ward, William . . 217 Track. Warfield, Mariorie . . 217 Aesculapians, CSF, Science Club. Watchorn, Ruth . . 217 Adelphians, Big i'M : Commissions: Civil Affairs, Pep: Mountaineers. Watson, Robert . . 217 230 Weidig, Robert. . 125, 126, 127, 136, 217 Hi-Y: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball: HOOFBEATS. Wellbaum, Susan . . 217 FBLA. Weinberger, Jonathan . . 86, 217 Councils: Boys' League: Forensic Club. West, Peter . . 217 B Football. Westerland, Nils . . 217 Epicurean Club. Wheeler, Elizabeth . . 217 Whitney, William.. 130, 131 208, 217 Councils: Senior Class: CSF, Debate Club, FEA, Mountaineers: B Basket- ball, Tennis. White, Roberta . . 217 Adelphians. Wichmann, John . . 217 Wick, Paul . . 217 Wikman, Linda . . 44, 217 Adelphians: Commissions: Pep: Councils: ASB Rep.: Song Girl. Wiley, Susan . . 30, 73, 218 A Cappella Choir, Adelphians: Commissions: Pep: Councils: Girls' League, Junior Class, Senior Class: Girls' Glee, Z Club. Williams, Della . . 40, 152, 153, 218, 220 Councils: ASB Rep., Girls' League-President: GAA- President. Williams, William . . 218 Willis, Carolyn . . 218 Wilson, Evelyn . . 218 Adelphians: Councils: Senior Class. Wilson, Marguerite . . 218 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Civil Affairs, Pep: Mountaineers, Ski Club, Thetas, Tri-Y. Wismer, Diane . . 218 Adelphians, Commissions: Pep. Wittenberg, Grace . . 218 Wold, Eleanor . . 218 Commissions: Fine Arts: CSF, Foreign Language Club. Wood, Grant . . 218 HB.. Football, Gymnastics. Wood, Philip . . 218 Chess Club, Epicurean Club. Woodbridge, John . . 69, 102, 145, 146, 195, 209, 21a Councils: Sophomore Class- Vice-President, Junior Class- Treasurer, Senior Class- Treasurer, Youth: CSF Life Member: Tennis: HOOFBEATS. Woodley, Joan . . 195, 219 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Assemblies, Pep: Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club, Thetas: HOOFBEATS. Woodson, Loren . . 48, 68, 69, 83, 200, 201, 209 Band: Commissions: Fine Arts: CSF Life Member, FEA, Harvey, Key Club, Pep Bond. Waolhiser, Julie . . 219 Big M : Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class. Wright, Gabrielle . . 102, 200 219 Adelphians, Big M : Commissions: Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep: Councils: ASB Rep.: BLAZER, HOOFIEATS. Wright, Mary . . 219 Big M : Commissions: Civil Affairs, Fine Arts, Pep: Thetas. Y Yager, Lyn . . 219 Adelphians: Commissions: Assemblies, Pep, Publicity: Mountaineers. Yamamoto, Lester . . 120, 219 Football, Track: Photo Production. Yamasoki, Irene . . 219 Young, Bonnie , . 219 Z Zeman, Robert . . 24, 34, 100 219 Commissions: Publications: Councils: ASB Rep.: CSF, Hi-Y: BLAZER. Zibas, Dalia . . 96, 219 Adelphians: Commissions: Assemblies, Pep, Publicity: Councils: Sophomore Class, Junior Class: Mountaineers, Sophomore Sweetheart, Thetas: Art Yearbook. Zombro, Ann . . 219 Adelphians, Big M : Councils: Junior Class: Mountaineers, Shutterbug Club, Thetas, Tri-Y. Zube, Suzane . . 219 Adelphians, Big M, FTA, Mountaineers, Tri-Y. JUNIORS A Abel, Christine . . 155 Abrams, Alice . . 29, 38, 96 Allen, Shirley . . 38, 96 Alexander, Betty . . 23, 27, 73 Anderson, Ardith . . 24, 34, 38 74, 77 Anderson, Bruce . . 29, 35, 38, 69, 83 Anderson, Karen . . 89 Armstrong, Norvin . . 84 Arnds, Karen . . 101, 103 Baker, Larry . . 143 Banks, Barbara . . 29 Barnes, William . . 38 Bason, Martin . . 200 Bass, Robert . . 25 Behse, Dean . . 143, 144 Beighley, Robert . . 130 Bell, Emory. . 120 Billue, Sandra . . 86, 89 Blakely, Richard . . 38 Boggus, Michael . . 29 Bond, Mary . . 29, 38, 73, 155 Bowen, Douglas . . 143 Bracewell, Rosemarie . . 89 Brown, Betty . . 38, 88 Burton, Stanley . . 38 C Capune, Martin . . 38 Carr, Wayne . . 97 Carson, William . .72 Casella, Carl . . 38 Cassou, Renee . . 63 Castaldi, Robert . . 108 Caswell, Dwight . . 120 Chant, Kenneth . . 86 Chavis, William. . 29, 143 Cheesman, Frances . . 68, 86 Clark, Floyd . . 29 Cline, Janice . . 97 Clipper, Jerry . . 120 Cole, Kenneth . . 108, 109 Collins, Richard . . 86 Coltman, John . . 143 Conry, John . . 29 Cooper, Marlene . . 29 1 general index Coplin, Elizabeth . . 29, 35, 74, 77 Cordaro, Christopher . . 108 Courtney, Mary . . 53 Crandall, Carol . . 29 D Davis, Katherine . . 38 Davis, Nancy . . 53, 84 De'ak, Michael . . 84 deBourguignon, Philip . . 53 Demolar, Ronald . . 103, 120, 131 Detling, Val . . 143 Dewindt, Lamonte . . 29, 84 Diehl, Karen . . 63, 74, 77 Dinel, Richard . . 86 Dossen, Joseph . . 120, 130 Dulon, Edna . . 38, 74, 88 DuPlain, Jan . . 29, 40 Eagen, Georgia . . 25 Ellingwood, James . . 29, 38 Evans, Susan . . 155 Everman, Beverly . . 53- F Ferguson, Jesse . . 96, 120 Fraser, Kenneth . . 83, 108, 109, 1 1 1 Frazer, Edward . . 143 Fuiikawa, Jerry . . 120 Fujimoto, Lillian . . 25, 29, 35, 74, 103 Fulks, Jack . . 48 Furo, Jean . . 29, 38 Furuya, Tom . . 120 G Galloway, William. . 125, 128 Garren, Dennis . . 29, 63, 84 Gerry, Taylor . . 29 Gibbs, Glenda . . 84 Gibson, Janetta . . 29 Gilbert, Katherine . . 25, 29 Giffin, Peggy . . 29 Gillespie, Richard . . 38 Gilpin, Judith . . 29, 32, 68, 73 Gliner, Robert .3 8 Golden, Richard . . 120 Goodall, Brooks . . 35 Goodenow, Carol . . 27 Graf, Lucille . . 84 Graybill, Jerry . . 93 Grizzarcl, Clark . . 120 Gruber, Jeffrey . . 34, 35, 38 H Hager, Meredith . . 24, 25, 29 35, 77 Hammer, Steve . . 29, 35, 39, 143 Hardey, William. . 109, 123, 136, 138 Hartke, Bonnie . . 38 Haselton, Steve . . 86 Hassler, Richard . . 29, 63 Hauck, Ross . . 38 Hayes, Janan . . 86, 156 Hazlet, John . . 38 Henninger, John . . 38 Hiramoto, Tadashi . . 31, 38, 39 83, 120 Holcomb, Grant . . 29, 145, 146 Holsback, Pamela . .38, 97 Honsaker, Mary . . 34, 63 Horgan, Richard . . 23, 143 Hosfeld, Lesley . . 38 Humphreys, Joanne . . 24, 32, 34 Hurt, Barbara . . 29 lnco, Lorraine , . 24, 35 Isenberg, Sharon . . 29, 38 J Johnson, Perry . . 200 Johnson, William . . 108, 115 Jones, Nancy . . 89 Jones, Stanley . . 143 Joos, Tracy . . 24, 34, 38, 155 Jordan, Virginia . . 84 K Kaplow, Carole . . 89 Karweit, Virginia . . 29 Keasberry, Terry . . 58 Keefer, Charles . . 29, 38 Kirby, Katherine . , 152, 155 Kissler, Jerilyn . . 155 Knowles, Cheryl . . 27, 73, 74, 77 Kramer, Dennis . . 93 Kramer, William . . 93 Kuster, Roberta . . 156 L Lane, John . . 31, 35, 38, 120 Lane, Tascha . . 38, 39, 40 Large, Lewis . . 84 Larsuel, Alvin . . 84 LaSor, Fred . . 29 Lawatch, Leni . . 29 Leonard, Patricia . . 35 Lewis, Peter . . 145 Lindheimer, Miriam . . 24, 34 List, Patricia . . 25, 35, 36, 74, 88, 100 Lynch, Raymond . . 29 M Mallouf, Patricia . . 29 Manchester, Jerry . . 87 Martin, Christine . . 29, 38 Mathey, James . . 109 Matta, Jerry . . 29 Mayer, Helen . . 38 McElwain, Avis . . 29 McFadden, Jill. . 156 Melzer, Roger . . 27, 136 Mitchell, Michael . . 108, 109 Moore, Carole . . 29 Moore, Terry . . 36, 152, 153 Morris, Gayle . . 100 Morris, Sharon . . 38 Mueller, Betsy . . 84 N Nelson, James . . 108, 114, 117 Nelson, Katherine . . 24, 34, 63 Nighswonger, Gloria . . 153 Nilson, Kurt . . 38 Nishimoto, James . . 83, 120 Northrup, Lowell . . 87 Norton, John . . 31 O Obermiller, Katherine . . 38 Ogilvie, Victor . . 29 Okamoto, Robbin . . 83, 120 Osborn, Paul . . 72 P Park, Michael . . 120 Parmiter, Donald . . 63 Pearcy, Carol . . 38 Pelly, Lynn . . 35 Petterson, Richard . . 109, 123, 143, 144 Phelan, Carol . . 53 Phillips, Ronald . . 38, 120 Pollak, Gary . . 120 Porter, Robert . . 109 Poynter, Harold . . 29, 38 Pryor, Marie . . 86 Q Quesenberry, David . . 93 Radcliff, Wilbur. . 108, 109 Raines, Martha . . 24 Ramstrom, Timothy . . 143 Randall, Hugh . . 145 Rapp, Brian . . 108, 123 Renger, Katherine . . 29, 38 Reynolds, Alan . . 120 Reynolds, Lloyd . , 72 Reynolds, Toni . . 97 Richardson, Harold . . 120 Rider, Dorothy . . 38 Riechel, William . . 93 Riherd, Alexandra . . 24, 29, 34, 74 Robinson, Naomi . . 24 S Sage, Bruce . . 48 Sontilippo, Joseph . . 29 Sartor, Jan . . 155 Schirding, William . . 93 Schmidt, James . . 108, 116 Schnell, Sharon . . 24, 29 Schull, Gary . . 89 Schulz, Donald . . 63, 93 Schwicker, Joan . . 29, 86 Shoemake, Linda . , 24, 27, 29 Shute, Douglas . . 87 Silverman, Larry . . 31, 39 Slack, Sam . . 108, 123 Small, Mary . .29 Smalls, Arthur . . 108, 116, 119 Smith, Rodney . . 200 Smith, Steve . . 29, 34, 35, 39, 83, 143 Smith, Vicki . . 63, 74, 77, 84 Snyder, Jorian . . 88 Soehrens, Barbara . . 77 Speer, Isabelle . . 68, 86 Spiers, Douglas . . 108, 109, 111 112, 136, 138 Stanbery, Paul . . 29, 38 Stewart, Brian . . 120 Stewart, Jean . . 38, 53 Stoddard, Susan . . 29, 73, 94 Stutz, Georgia . . 29 Sudduth, Thomas . . 31, 120 Sugasawara, Theodore . . 120 Sunderland, John . . 87 T Tatone, Vicki . . 29, 38 Templin, Dorothy . . 29, 69, 73, 74, 77 Tracy, Patricia . . 63 Trammell, Shiela . . 38, 84 Traylor, Carol . . 29 Truman, Robert . . 29 V Van Leer, JoAnn . . 32, 153 W Walker, Joseph . . 63 Ward, Katherine . . 88 Warde, Robert . . 24, 29, 31, 38, 39 Westland, Larry . . 86 Wierman, Tiona . . 27, 38 Williams, William. .29 Wilson, Carol . . 35, 38, 103 Wilson, Nancy . . 38 Y Yamate, Gene . . 120 Z Zeman, Barbara . . 89 SOPHOMORES A Acker, Richard . . 120 Allen, Blaine.. 130 Armstrong, Donna . . 97 Avery, Robert . . 86 Avesian, Ray . . 143 Bailey, Barbara . . 155 Bertonneau, Kenneth . . 120 Bertrand, John . . 63 Blohm, Robert . . 143 Boelter, Robert . . 130 Borland, Joseph . . 120 Browder, Barbara . . 155 Brown, Robert . . 97 Brown, Vevest . . 96 Buckner, Waymand . . 120 C Carr, Oliver . . 120 Chamber, Judy . . 84 Chesnut, Charlene . . 97 Chorlian, David . . 86 Civey, Susan . . 155 Cochran, Mary Beth . . 28 Cockroft, Timothy . . 143 Coffin, Betsy . . 27, 95 Crawford, Matthew . . 89 Crosby, Karen . . 56 Cudlip, Candice . . 40 D Daniels, Wayne . . 143 Davis, Ann . . 24, 155 Doyle, Patricia . . 32, 40 Doyle, Thomas . . 136 E Elliott, Raymond . . 96, 120 F Fine, Arlene . . 155 G Gammell, Christine . . 27 Gilpin, Michael . . 120 Gomez, Dennis . . 87, 143 Gray, Robin . . 36 Groves, Geoffrey . . 27, 83, Grube, John . . 130 Gubb, Robert . . 109- H Hall, Peter . . 130 Harper, Leonard . . 28, 68 Hemela, Steve . . 120 Hendricks, Theresa . . 97 Henry, William . . 143 1 Hermann, Randall . . 143 Hoelscher, Bernard . . 147 Hogan, Martha . . 86 Hollis, Curtis . . 63 Holmes, Carolyn . . 28 Hopkinson, Pamela . . 155 Howse, Donald . . 63 Hudson, Leroy . . 108 J Jahnke, Linda . . 96 Johanson, Noel . . 145, 146 Johnson, Christine . . 27 Johnson, Judith . . 97 Jones, Mark . . 143 K Kelly, Robert . . 143 Kennedy, Charles . . 143 Kiers, Eric . . 36 Kingston, David . . 136 Kirkland, Sam . . 63 Klein, James . . 143 Kreck, Steve . . 86 Krom, Charlene . . 27, 36 L Laitinen, Lucinda . . 27 Lane, Penny. , 97, 155 Lee, Janice. .28 Lepper, Gary . . 36, 39, 95 Littell, Robert . . 27 Londa, Mary . . 155 Lorrell, Keith . . 109 Lupier, Melanie . . 24 M Mack, Steve . . 63 Mahorg, Patrick . . 143 Marshall, Maiya . . 155 Mazone, Robert . . 120 McCarl, Fred . . 120 McClung, James . . 143 McFee, Kim , . 31 McGarvin, Lyle . . 108 McLean, Roger . . 143 Merideth, John . . 93 Moe, Gerald . . 93 Morrison, Barbara . . 96 N Newton, Diana . . 27, 78 Newton, Virginia . . 78 P Palmer, Elizabeth . . 24 Pellegrin, David . . 120 Penn, Eric . . 63 Peralta, Bernard . . 120 Pinyoun, Harvey . . 27, 39, 130 136 Podleschny, Christopher . . 96 Porter, Wanda . . 96 Reckas, Pamela . . 27 Reed, Steve . . 31 Reeks, Catherine . . 155 Reeve, Robert . . 96 Rice, Frank . . 143 Rutishauser, Peter . . 35, 39, 63, 83 S Scott, Thomas . . 86 Scoville, Dale. . 83, 130, 143 Sellers, John . , 143 Shamburger, Robert . . 96 Shank, Duncan . . 36 Shimmelman, Arthur . . 96 Sigman, Sandra . . 97 Smith, Marilyn . . 97 Smith, William . . 63 Smack, Darryl . . 63 Suguimati, Masae . . 97 Swenerton, Steve . . 36, 143 T Takagaki, Carol . . 28, 32 Taylor, Malcolm . . 130 Terry, Michael . . 143 Thackera, Pamela . . 155 Thie, Thomas . . 96 Thwing, Richard . . 147 Tsuchmy, Yvette . . 68, 86 Tyler, Timothy . . 143 V Valley, Michael . . 63 W Watson, Susan . . 24 White, Ronald . . 97 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PhoTography played an exTremely imporTanT parT This year, and iT goes wiThouT saying ThaT l owe much To Mr. Lee Moyne Mark and his ediTor Mari and her assisTanT Diane for coming Through so beauTifully in The home sTreTch wiTh The pic- Tures we needed. Even wiTh such a greaT demand for quanTiTy, The qualiTy of The picTures did noT suffer. And perhaps mosT imporTanT To me, because l worked so closely wiTh Them, were The members of The iournalism deparTmenT. To all The class copy wriTers a big Thank you . . . Thanks To secTion leaders Gaby, BeTh, Caroll, Jill and Mike for doing your jobs so well . . . and To Carol and Ron for, among oTher Things, lining up subiecTs so neaTly along The audiTorium sTeps . . . Sue, you sTepped in so effi- cienTly - iT was a relief To know ThaT you were There . . . John, chief penny-pincher and budgeT-balancer, you were greaT . . . 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