Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1970 volume:

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J u 4 ' .N fu-, Q .,,l , ,L 1 r. f., -., , , A yyrgg Students, fzoice: V. ejfuf The students of Kerman High School have voted to dedicate the 1970 LION to our Vice Principal Mr. Thomas Jeffus. Better known as TJ by some of the faculty, he came to Kerman High in 1963. He has taught nrichnn ' ' ' ' ' ' t . . . . . . mechanical drawing Drivers Training and he has also coached JV Football Many s udents have found him easy-going, sincere and helpful whrle the others found him a strict thank, Mr. Jeffus, for tolerating those scarey moments in Drivers Training, for your firm guidance, and your desire to do a good job. 'E f ,fcy 7970 LIU 7 Kerman Hzgh School lYern1an,CfaZUbrnia FALL Dedication -Exchange Student Teachers A-C 8 1 4 Student 'Council 10 Homecoming 12 Football 14 Freshmen 22 Teachers C-K 34 Administration 32 Rallies 36 Yell Leaders 38 Pep Girls 40 GAA 42 Newspaper 44 Lettermen 46 Basketball 47 Sophomores 52 Editor Kay Bien Assistant Editors SPRING Teachers K-R 62 Staff 64 Excalibur 66 Lettercarriers 68 Majorettes 68 Band 70 Chorus 72 Drama 74 CSP 76 FTA 77 NFL 78 Spanish Club 79 FBLA 80 Chess Club 81 Art Club 82 Photography Club 83 FNA 84 FHA 85 Wrestling 86 Juniors 88 Teachers R-Y 98 Seniors 100 Yearbook 114 FFA 116 UMAS 118 Farmeris Day 1 19 Blossom Day 120 Student Creations 122 Baseball 124 Track 126 Tennis 128 Awards 130 Graduation 132 Senior Direct y 134 Alma Mater 135 Ads 136 Business Manager Alice Patniqa ist Ezra Magana Deanna Pitts Doug Wilcox Sponsors fini Seay Lee Weppter 3 WINTER fs ,li 1 .sw X -mg' gg ,... .Af .g,,,,. ,.,,1.,n-,M V .,t- ,g K' K.,L,f,xm1w.+.w x ff QR nw-fq mxs:'W.ff'fsQvTn: Aff: vw. 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' .-' 'G N' 7 I .1 E J Q, ,QQVMJ W W S40W77W7'Z'UU fgjg fifiiif 223525 ffl Mmm, kk Q LIBRA SCORPIO Sept. 24 - Oct. 23 Oct. 24 - NULL 22 - f' 1J L VX, f 6,973 33 5 N 21 I My Wig YJ? K Q0 D 00 Q K gf Q7 BU ff Ag X59 MQ 3 My Y FQ! U W5 QW FV Q mm , v W M A W 9 bag, gf LW X5 F9 SACWITIARILY IN 23 D 27 New Face Mr. Ken Boyd, an outstanding Forensics student at KUI-IS, came back to coach the Forensics Team. ' Miss Brinkman, one of our new English Teachers this year, received her education at the University of Santa Barbara and Fresno State. Mrs. Pearl Cochran, our new librarian, received her library training at Arizona State and the University of Utah. Mr. Jerry Barkley, a teaching intern in the Agriculture Department, received his education at Fresno State. Mr. Ralph Cayler...Band Miss Bonita Brinkman...English Mr. Ken Boyd...Forensics Qinea' Facu ity Mrs. Ruth Barcus...P. E. Mrs. Pearl Cochran...Librarian F' I 51 1 X' Mrs. Myma Co1lins...English Mr. Leo Antz...Business Mr. Scott Barcus...P.E. Mr. Jerry Barkley...Agriculture 5? Student Council ny Involve Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Kathleen Stilson Debbie Watson Marlene Dubois , 55. , ll-av ith School Accrea'z'1fa1fz'0n The Student Council, under the direction of Norberto Cantu, fulfilled the necessary duties of the school government. Many student council members were very busy in preparation for the School Accreditation which was held this year. Eight student council members attended the Leadership Day which was held at San Joaquin Memorial on Nov. 26th. Prison life, morals, and student unrest, were among the many topics discussed. President Norberto Cantu Vice-President Mike Kister Rally Chairman Commissioner of Awards Sergeant-at-Arms Linda Quodala Don Boyd Orville Matheson as-3 'f'S6 .X 1 H 1 if 12 omecoming Brought olbszded Victory Homecoming was a day of lockers covered with pep cards, an Excalibur car smash, a GAA Bar-B-Q, and a noon Rallyg where an anxious student body awaited the announcing of the Homecoming Royalty. The night brought a spirited crowd, and frigid winds. The cold made it difficult for the Royalty to stand still, as th crowning took place. The Royalty rode in the luxury of new Chevrolets from Simms. With the stage set, the Kerman Lions ran over the Parlier Panthers with a 24-6 victory. As the night ended an excited student body danced to the music of the Brimestone Explosion in the gym. Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendants Bruno Lometti Jamie May Langdon DuBois Im1a Armstrong Junior Attendants Senior Attendants Evaristo Acosta Debbie Helmuth Steve Armstrong Marlene DuBois x V .ml ,fr x .ag fa 3 5 .L, , N--L . . T32 V YM Q 1 P 1- 'Q ' Y M W .gf N M ua' ,A N Q, M I F N ack 0fEx119e7fz'enCe ampered czrsizfy Matheson hauls down a big reception 'S Scores KERMAN OPPONENT 22 Lindsay 14 12 Dinuba 12 1' 3 Avenal 6 324 Parlier 6 'F44 Laton 14 4 8 Caruthers 31 ik 8 Riverdale 34 314 McFarland 7 'f 8 Fowler 12 9fDenotes league game BY? 'Tile Bizieff arrives. This year under the direction of head coach Dennis Lindsey the football team had a successful season. They won four games while losing four and tieing one. The highlights of the season were: the tieing of highly rated Dinuba in the final nine secondsg 12 to 12 and the 14 to 7 victory over McFarland. The other victories were over Parlier 24 to 6, Laton 44 to 14, and Lindsay 22 to 14. Their play was characterized by hard hitting and determination. Their well balanced offense was never shut out in any of their nine starts. Their stubbom defense was the key to holding seven of their opponents to 14 points or less. This year seven players earned red-hats. The red-hat signifies superior performance. They were Richard Silvas, Russell Hamilton, Greg Greenman, Lino Garza, Norberto Cantu, Dan Stilson, and Jim Brager. Richard Silvas and Jim Brager were chosen to represent Kerman on the All League team. Greg Greenman, Russell Hamilton, and Lino Garza received honorable mention by the coaches. The most valuable player award went to Jim Brager. Lino Garza received the most valuable lineman. The best offensive player went to Russell Hamilton. The most inspirational player was Norberto Cantu. FRONT ROW: Ron Garcia, David Durham, Russell Canning, Dan Stilson, Russell Hamilton, Lino Garza, Richard Silvas, Mike Klster Greg Greenman, Norberto Cantu, Doug Zumwalt, and Rick White. BACK ROW: Joe Gutierrez, Mike Bustamante, Wally Shubin, George Weis Mike Radavero, Jim Brager, Orville Matheson, Dennis Caprioglio, Willie Kjartansson, Gordon Bizieff, John Miller, and Richard Ledbetter. arsziy Learned Ne Radavero leads Silvas through Parlier line, Hamilton powers for extra yardage. Coaches Adrian Scroggins, Tom Cuadros, Scott Barcus, John Farris, and Dennis Lindsey. .2 . , ,. . V .- , , .V '.x.,' ' 1' wi- -. . A -1 . I ayg How to Wz'n . Vi 35 ailecz' Z0 Ge Scores Kerman Opponents 0 Lindsey 41 18 Dinuba 8 6 Avenal 46 6 Parlier 22 24 Laton 0 6 Caruthers 14 0 Riverdale 30 6 McFarland 20 20 Fowler 38 Sessoyeff threads his way through tacklers, FRONT ROW: Romaro Cantu, Warren Shubin, John Kampschmidt, Scott Foth, Dean Priest, Doug Knouf, Hermino Vallejo, Steve Rowell, and Lang glugugis. IZAETK IEQQW: Steve Miller, David Zumwalt, Jerry Brewer, Clark Salenik, Kenny Lea, Matt Abercrombie, George Sessoyeff, Mike Teixeira, run ome 1. me the Limelzght Lions gang tackle Avenal man. The Kerman Lions J.V. football team came out with a record of 2-7 which was pretty good considering that they ended up with only 13 boys on the team. They started practicing with the Varsity team in August. Prospects didn't look good after 46-0 loss against Lindsey in the first game. When the going gets tough the tough get going, so the boys did not quit. They practiced harder than ever under our fine coaches. In the second game they did much better against Dinuba winning 18-6. The league game started and things got better with a 24-0 victory over Laton. J .Vfs lost their four last games. Bruno Lometti was chosen by the team as the best offensive player and also the most valuable player.'David Zumwalt was chosen as the best defensive player and Scott Foth and Dean Priest were chosen as the co-captains. Priest catches a touchdown pass. Freshmen Struggle This year the freshmen players were introduced to the riggors of high school football by coach Tom Cuadros. Emphasis was not only on such things as tackling, running, and blocking, but also on an all important feature, discipline. Offensively, the team was led by John Kampschmidt, the quarterback, and Ramiro Cantu, a halfback. The team's defensive leaders were Clark Salenik and Dan Nikitrn. Even though the freshmen team wasn't in any defined league or conference, the coaches set up four games for them. They had a potentially good team, but bad breaks kept them from winning any ball games. The best they could do was a tie with Tranquillity in the season opener. The next two games were with Central and Coalinga. They ended the season with a tough loss to Tranquillity, Kerman defense combines to smother Tranquillity man. - .. . ,. WW., . . ,.H,..,. , K ...i. Y 1,,..,... , tr r L . r Y: 1 , sea-f ' i -P , . , , - fig, -. , . i i N , .15 Kerman end snares a pass. eaaaagegga P- 'izfhouzf Their Stars Scores KERMAN OPPONENT 6 Tranquillity 6 6 Central 7 0 Coalinga 42 0 Tranquillity l 4 Kampschmidt Hnds running room around left end. FRONT ROW: Richard Weatherson, Dan Shelton, Ronnie Tomasetti, Frank Motta, Rick Espino, Ernie Montoy, Hector Ramirez, Rocky Lowe, John Quintana. BACK ROW: Ramiro Cantu, John Kampschmidt, Steve Harris, David Rowell, Robert Smith, Dan Nikitin, Clark Salenik, Bob Kubo, John Killen. NOT PICTURED: Danny Brewer, Leopoldo Cantu, Donny Jackson, Eddie McNew, Joey Sagariballa. - Y rr- m. 114 , - V - fi Y -5: i ' 'Mal ESV aiu ff? we MHZ. ' 14.1, ,sl rr. ' -W ' Z W is SFkf',Q, ri ss, r . N e i ,, - M532-.Qui ii A E -' -N --.V :ef in 1 ,fa 21 - 'Y -U -. 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MW U W Amy 'QV Wim KA , 71, L' ,J M: Cx L, E J k :ALC 1,1 kdm -1 X, 7i AJ Ely vm fi WH L X wi V N ,EJ 4 v, zUbUffff',,1gY N fi XKQNYWAIUN b JJ S , 1 K A fl M26 .QP Qx S I w L, LE ,U Up x vi x XG L I H Q: M 4 ,FWS ,.. I, N WJ 0 f f hs f f fl l K CAPRICORN AQUARIUS Dec. 22-jam. 20 fan. 27 - Feb. 79 30 X., 34 QQLQOWQX. CW LM W7 My WINTER PISCES Feb. 20 - March 20 'Y-EQ J'-P big 7241. 31 oam' nd dminrzstratio This year the Kerman High School Administration and Board again faced serious financial problems. The tax increase election on Oct. 14 failed and nearly threw the school into chaos. is The Administration spent many hours making student as H schedules, counciling, and making the decisions that ran the school. Counselor Mr. Robert Arslanian Dean of Girls Mrs. Lois Breckenridge , xv 'N is s -Q ' , V i N 113- f W ,ff tmggled z'thFz'ncmciaZ mblems District Superintendent Dr. Frank English Mr. Ronald Kister Mr. John Bragg Q V lx 5. sg W- . Q ff ig-1 Mr. Raymond Anderson Mr. John Macht Vq L Mr. Robert Appleby New Clczsse Mr. George Ikuta was a new teacher in our English department. Mr. Ikuta received his education at Fresno State. Mr. Davis taught auto mechanics. It was a class which required two periods a day. He graduated from Fresno State College. Mr. George Ikuta . . . English Mr. Glenn Edwards . . . Continuation School Mrs. Julie Frei . . . English if-2. 34 Mr. Allen Kirby . . . Study Hall Mr. Hector Contreras . . . Spanish Paul Dalzell . . . Ar , . ,, My , any x Mr. Fred Davis . . . Industrial Arts Mr. John Farris . . . Biology -3 Senzor rally chairman, MaryAnne Souza, directed the Senior class in spirited moon ride. Cheerleaders, Dennis Capriogilo and Steve Armstrong, di: interesting routines, which left everyone laughing. l r Senior l JUN Z.O7' rally chairman, Rose Ella Sallazar, directed the Junior class in a rally composed of short skits. Diapered cheerleaders, musical chairs, and creaming', Rose Ella were all part of the rally. 0771 07' rally under the dlreetlon of Irma Arm- ed on a H111 Bllly theme The rally was composed of song llke chants about our terrlhc team Pep girls and cheerleaders gave everyone the Splflt needed for the game 55 7 1 fgg if S5554 X 38X SQ X N ' f5'YQah5J Teny B orrego AZ v L L Dorothy Lee or the ell Leaders This year's yell leaders worked over-time to put spirit in all their activities. This was the first 0071. that the yell leaders could wear their uniforms to school on the day of a game. Besides long hours after school practicing routines, the yell leaders decorated the boys locker add to thespirit and provided orange halves and frozen orange juice for our boys on the These girls did a lot to promote spirit and we should let them know we're behind them Head Yell Leader Sandra Ramos Linda Quodola Head J.V. Yell Leader Susan Wall Pep ZTZS Started Ne ,sg-1: . Q- ve'- Donna Anderson U? ' Kathleen Stilson Debbie Helmuth Kathy Oberg DeAnna Pitts .. ,M . A, jr- .n ,V - 1 . A A W ng e i . s 1 M. Q . ,,, X, Q1 V f Q x ' A fa 'i - ad B Decoratzng Rose Ella Salazar Carolyn Simpson ohms!! This year the Pep Girls enjoyed wearing their unifomis to school on game days, but when the weather turned nippy, regret was in the air. Their outfits were entirely new and the girls made pom-poms by hand. The girls raised money by having a raffle on Homecoming and having several car washes. New routines were developed resulting in every day practice after school. Decorating the boys' locker room, making orange cubes for the team, plus helping paint posters for the rallies, were included in the Pep Girls' week-long project. In February, the girls were determined to do their best at the Reedley College Pep Girl Competition but the squad came home discouraged with a fourth place ribbon, and a lot of lessons learned. Pep Girl Clinic opened March 9 for enthusiastic sophomore and junior girls to learn foot work and poise for tryouts held in April. Marlene DuBois ' G A A Brough This year G A A sponsored a Chnstmas dance held on December 13 The theme was based on the characters of Peanuts comic Chicken Barbecue G A A playdays and for the first time a league basketball team The girls team tied for first place G A A Members I O I K I a- strip. Among other activities was the annual s ' - 'a Get out of my way Dad, That's mine! No! Mr. Stilson, you're suppose to hold it in your hand. 11 President Kay Bien and Sponsor Mrs. Barcus discuss future plans of G.A.A. ack md z'1fz'o ns , K , .4 Debbie Georgeson and Willie Kjammsson were chosen Mr. 85 Mrs Claus for the Christmas dance. G.A.A. League Basketball Team. -N ab A Dub ab Su Under the leadership of Sponsor Mr. Weppler and Editor Gary Subotich, the Kub Staff was able to keep students informed of current affairs and sports. Pam Appleby and Tanya Goosev with the supervision of Mr. Weppler created the new headings for the KUHS paper. Assistant Editors were Delaine Kissinger, Beverly Frias and Susie Sebastian. Sports editor was Paul Knowles. Mr. Seay and the boys fumished all the pictures. XX- , ,. if f z ' Paul Knowles, Gary Subotich and Mr. Seay discuss good picture composition. Susie Sebastian Ends a touch of humor in Mr. Wepplefs seriousness. A ,,.,,.,-.,.. mare, Q , ., ,. Beverly Frias gives Debbie Wolf last minute changes Appleby, Susan Martin and Debbie Georgeson. eczdecz' the u I9 JF 1, E Kub staff is enough to make Mr. Weppler go ape. Kissinger tells it like it is to Kub staff members: Malia Cardoso, Russel Canning, Bev Radinoff, Tanya Goosev, Alexandria Juarez, Lern zfzfe me Sold rogmms The Lettermen's Club sponsored many fund raising projects this year. Beginning with the football season, programs were sold. This project was carried thru the basketball and wrestling season. The Club sponsored the Junior High Basketball Tournament. They also sponsored the Junior-Senior and California Cuties basketball games. A dance was held early in the year. The Lettermen enjoyed traveling to a college football game and a major league baseball game. At the end of the year, the annual swim party - steak fry was enjoyed. Five college scholarships were given at graduation and ended a very successful year for this active group. hh. fi, Paul, Rick, and Mr. Barcus look over programs. FRONT ROW: Rick Schwabenland, Rick White, Evaristo Acosta, David Durham, Lloyd Garrett, Gordon Bizieff, a.nd Mike Kister. BACK John Miller, Greg Greenman, Robert Brewer, Arlo Tapia, Dennis Caprioglio, Larry Bacom, Steve Mitchell, Orville Matheson, Jim Brager, Canning, Wally Shubin, Russell Hamilton, Julian Rodriquez, Steve Annstrong, and Rich Silvas. mosh aa' oug!2Secz5on League Scores KERMAN OPPONENT 15 Dinuba 27 23 Fowler 40 17 Kingsburg 44 17 Immanuel 43 21 Caruthers 45 17 Dinuba 29 18 Fowler 44 2 Kingsburg 32 17 Immanuel 28 18 Caruthers 38 The Freshmen were coached by Mr. Lindsey. Because of losing three of their star players to the J.V.'s they had a tough season. The highlight of the season was a victory over the Chowchilla High Redskins by a score of 38 - 31. ROW: George Perez, John Oaks, Ray Keeton, and Montoy. BACK ROW: Leo Cantu, Romero Cantu, Salenick, Mike Chernekoff, and Coach Dennis Lindsey. PICTURED: John Kampschmidt, Ricky Lea, Robert Kampschmidt drives on Fowler opponent and Ronnie Tomasetti. I A ' , ., L f 1 4? if Us .- ,. li,-J, . '.'f X, .,.,. el .,:. . xg 1. l Steve Kister FRONT ROW: Bruno Lometti, Doug Knouf, Steve Kister, Steve Miller, Alfred Cuadros, and Larry Georgeson. SECOND ROW: Carlos Crabtree, Rick Cooley, David Zumwalt, George Weis, Darrel Yates, Jerry Brewer, Carl Knowles and Coach Fred Sellers. NOT PICTURED: Kenny Lea. fVJS Shar l ob, X, 6 v-f L J L, I quit! .. Au , . F Q fzampz'0n5!2zj9 Carl Knowles, and Kenny Lea. David Zumwalt George Weis Coach Sellers' Junior Varsity Basketball team was co-champion of the Central Sierra League with a season record of fifteen wins and six losses. The starting line-up usually was Alfred Cuadros, Carlos Crabtree, David Zumwalt, The team chose Alfred Cuadros as the Most Valuable Player. Alfred was also the leading scorer and team captain. Leading rebounder was David Zumwalt. Most Improved Player was freshman, Kenny Lea. Seo res KERMAN OPPONENT 5 2 'Selma 28 43 'Riverdale 5 2 38 'Lat on 29 29 'Coalinga 51 5 3 fChowchilla 44 35 'F Fowle r 34 35 'Parlier 44 39 'Kingsb urg 26 3 l fCentral 34 40 Tranquillity 3 6 44 'l'Coalin ga 38 38 Dinuba 65 50 Fowler 45 61 Kingsburg 39 41 Immanuel 36 44 Caruthers 42 5 2 Dinuba 5 0 45 Fowler 26 42 Kingsburg 36 40 Immanuel 30 5 1 Caruthers 5 7 'Denotes Non-League Games Alfred Cuadros Scores KERMAN OPPONENT 53 Selma 52 Riverdale 68 Laton 49 Coalinga 5 2 Chowchilla 49 Parlier 54 Avenal 5 2 Central 42 Mt. Whitney 39 Parlier 43 Fowler 47 Tranquillity 64 Coalinga x41 Dinuba '58 Fowler '50 Kingsburg '46 Immanuel 'F60 Caruthers 'K48 Dinuba '50 Fowler ,FS 6 Kingsburg 337 Immanuel 867 Caruthers , Denotes League Games FRONT ROW: Paul Knowles, Doug Zumwalt, Dan Stilson, Evaristo Acosta, Leonard Ruiz, Mike Bustamante, Russell Canning and Coach Scott Barcus. STANDING: Mike Radavero, Dennis Caprioglio, Elmer Huter, Orville Matheson, Willie Kjartansson, Russell Hamilton, Don Boyd, and John Miller. Close Game AQ Vi' S!! if-R so Kerman Eghts to gain control of the ball -. JNL I MHZ? 5f1p'.'.',', I y- , V ,A ww 'fx z':.:' nf 5 U fl, xx 5 'D QW . M. 1 X x '1 x Q x Q L f, -.M E9 ' 4:7 f r.,:aapf, gi' Brig , 52523 'ag -we , 15.1553 , ' I' ' 1 nw 1 .f H iq . H AJ.. ', . u u n - . . . . , I r- U I l I ' ' 'J A A r 3 ' ' I D i l Bti . ,. , a r ,Q a .f v r 4 'a ', a fgi AL ? ' E5 ,A .,.. .: -Q , 5'2 . ,. if ,V . 12-JA fl ' 'E S4 , . .I . V , I ir. V' 1 .Q V if f 1'-' sim ' ,z 10' C 3 '- if? Q' A ' wi :If-l rf? 'ul wiv- ? 1 . -'itz A nz ' . 'X u1e',,i ' 1 - J..'.'-.'E- . . . . . - ' , 1 I,.s.n.,-,q'.'.'.'.'.'.- 55.1,-..gL.,'1-54,184.5 if Matt Abercrombie Virginia Altamirano Dora Amavisca Barbara Applegate lrma Armstrong George Arrendondo Nadia Babshoff Michael Bacorn Everett Baker Darlene Bascue Nicholette Bechkoff Angie Beltran Sopfwmores Cam ack F 07' me FRONT ROW: Treasurer Pat Perry, Vice President Debbie Subotich, Representative Kathy Jones, Secretary Vicki Pinheiro, Rally Chalrman Irma Armstrong. SECOND ROW: President Kathy Kubo, Sergeant-at-Arms David Zumwalt, Representative Bruce Edwards, Social Chalrman Keith Wilcox, Representative Jeff Mitchell. 5311 V 'Tv .-. ' X, 'H get 1 'z T .- ' -f jr: KXE X tv 513 ., , I J, 1 5 1 ' ' ff ' 5, x K Y Q 3-:-f , Q . ,Q N 1- ., r.. Qi . ., ff , 'f1uQ,?'7' ff l F 53 i Y Q5 df?- l if ,, 9' l I . , 's f ' :l5Q5:,,.: I, . 51 7 ' ' lb--J 5 , ,I l . 5, 2 9, Q at R B Wx igiiisl K Q if - h:.f,J . H ' . il , S, . 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Q2 if HJ' 2 ::1 Ruth Rendon Angie Rios John Ruiz Joey Sagariballa Ken Sheldon Warren Shubin Larry Silva Patsy Smart Steve Souza Robert Stiggins Mercy Suarez Debbie Subotich Rowena Rodriguez Donna Ronspiez Steve Rowell Russell Scheidt Bill Seney George Sessoyeff iology ugge I , , ,I i N Z H .qv , , -. , .. , 1 l Q Q N , . ,fi ff' , ' 'f ff'-' any Sophomores 'sw'-,-ig' , H W ' YL 'L , . rl, MJ I -'T .ff V I I V '4 fx 'N X kill - w. .. . r ' ig! ' V .l Q 1' - L Q Grace Uribe Joe Valdez Ted Villines Susan Wall James Walton George Weis Jon West Willie Whittle Keith Wilcox Glenn Wong Darrell Yates David Zumwalt 1-., V+.. '- - fa, :- - , ' 11.-.:.:. 1- -s M - . .Ln ' ' vs v,,- 5-, 1 F ..- iff ,, ., , ,, W wr 1 n ll , l, H , X V fr 3? H J. f, Q I s 1 r Sw, X , v1 'F ..., f .gy A 1 ,B . ' 4 ly L . if xffis' I A ...' 151- Y: E, 1, 4, I 4 I p . 1, A rw , ,,-. Y - 1 .A 4 fn: ll Y- ,H S 2 . if , . ' fi? ' ii 2 Q . ,,.-Ll, l ' ml 'n.,,,,c SE ,uv I' .. ' VA , i ff . , .1 -4.22. 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History on-FLW' ,E K i 7- ssmsfl . ii via ,, - , ,imffw ,- , 'E:::wa,:1 Y ,p1Qs??,, ,, H , 1 H um,F?f53r:- iw mi M5 M312-,1 W,, w agus -I .AH f-,iv Mrs. Helen Moore . . . Music 'gh 6 w O Tn 6 Mr. Robert Knowles . . . Agriculture Mrs. Dorothy Lutz . . . English Mr. Dennis Lindsey . . . Business Mrs. Patricia Palmer . . . Special Opportunities Mr. George Poplin . . . Business F. 'iii' Teacher's Aid: Mary Ruiz N ew F aces ere The personnel expanded this year with the addition of teachers' aids. The aids helped the student body as well as the staff. These people do a great job in helping KUHS have a better school. Cooks: Dora Gomas, Mae Hansen, and Ogla Funkner R 'wx ' A Big' I Af ' A , . sig? 1 xl 5 l VVII 7 T rf ! 1 2 r 'Q' I sri ' ' ' a . W3 , r 1 e' Teacher's Aid: Pauline Ruiz 11 'Ng s,,,!1 Secretary: Sue Shubin I ExD4f mica Teacher's Aid Martha Walters EM 4 gd N 5. Attendance Secretary: Georgia Gumz -g-'Qi'-pg .IQ-1'yr-g'q-5.rf.':',': 'gyj-uri-ff 1-'L,fia'1r -Li 1 f f f - 40? ',Vf ,:ff' -1 1-, 4- . ' ' ' I Bookkeeper: Irene Peterson Secretary: Nanci Sellers 44? fl 'D .fl 'T ,gf Supervisor of Maintenance: Custodians: Ted Johnson, Howard Thomas, Bertha Edwards, Ernest Curtis, and Glen Clothier. C.T. Woody Wood Arif G ' -7.-i 14,1 ' - 'Y mir '. ' -,ss A , , 8, 5, b 351 - , 1522111 iv xcczliber Ima' cz Rea! Smash This year under the leadership of Mr. Weppler and Mr. Reinhardt Excaliber enjoyed varied activities. They included sponsoring a dance, attending a hockey game, a party for the members, and a car smash. The students that participated in the car smash were charged I0 cents a minute. The names ofthe teachers were on the car and the students took out their frustrations on them. ,ff . '. , , : - . 'hi ',--,. - ,.,1.-.ff-sq., 3 rf -' I- ,v-1 ','.f', ...fr Y- .. . , ,. ., ' f--'J ' , - ' .,- 1-.W , f 1 X- .,,.. , 1e,,,,,,,, , J . Y Y,-Y F- an - Y 7,4 - i Y F I .,-737,51 . FRONT ROW: Wally Shubin, Paul Knowles, Greg Greenman, David Durham, Doug Zumwalt, Mike Kister, an Dan Stilson. SECOND ROW: Richard Ledbetter, Leonard Ruiz, Jim Walls, Larry Silva, Keith Wilcox, Stev Souza, Rick Helmuth, Stan Fries, Tom Hurlbert, and David Scheidt. BACK ROW: Mr. Reinhardt, Doug Wilcox Gordon Bizieff, Vilhjalmur Kjartansson, Russel Ganning,iSteve Armstrong, Mike Radavero, Orville Matheson Dennis Caprioglio, Ken Sheldon, Ed Blankenship, Don Kountz, and Mr. Weppler. w Tm if ,I H wfli, iff Y .f-4' A 'S N Y-xi f 1. ' ' -If -' W ' , me we 4 5 f 'i'A: 2 ' r .em D'l'Q'u E2 WZ- e Mr. Weppler and members decided on a hockey game. HoW's the game boys? , d-an S V. vf' fazvk..-rr., .4 X - ggi Take that Mr. !7? ?8n Zn! This was the first year that the Lettercarriers introduced the band at Varsity football games. They developed their marching skill through practice with the band during the summer. Judy and Kathy Jones made new tassels for the Lettercarriers boots. The Majorettes designed the new uniforms they sported. The money for the uniforms came from two car washes, They displayed their new uniforms at the Kerman Harvest Festival Parade, the Biola Raisin Day Parade, and the various football games. Kathy and Judy got a boot out of making tassels. Letzfercczvfvfzers Q7 2 It took hours of practice to perfect a routine. ajmfezftes Preceded Band ,,.,K.f E ' Marlene BuBois, Kathy Jones, Judy Jones, DeAnna Pitts, Janice Samirin, Donna Anderson MCIIYH Kilerl Rhonda Pinheiro Vicki Pinheiro During the year, the band, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Cayler, was heard entertaining those who attended football games, parades, and the Spring and Christmas concerts, During the year the band was treated with an unex- pected surprise. Each year the band attends the Band Day at Berkeley, attending practices and performing with other bands at a football game. However, this year Band Day was cancelled. The band went anyway, and saw a football game played between the University of California and the University of Oregong the band then had the pleasure of spending seven- teen hours in San Francisco. . . . . and the an FRONT ROW: Joe Rios, Joe Altamirano, Michele Hampton, Cottrell, Debbie Subotich, Becky Botelho, Jim Miller, Georgeson, Marilyn Moore, Christy Sturges, Kim Rose, Burkett, and Linda Quodala, SECOND ROW: Kay Bien, Ge Weis, Norberto Cantu, Rick Helmuth, Steve Rowell, Randy Jon Zayed one Band members do their own thing. Zumwalt, Doug Knouf, Debbie McAfee, Pam Staton, Susan n, and Harriette Pedersen. THIRD ROW: Paul Knowles, Greg nman, Joe Sagariballa, Mike Biggs, David Zumwalt, Stan Fries, y Suarez, Steve Mitchell, Carl Knowles, Ken Hurley, Robert off, and John Miller. STANDING: Merlyn Kilen, Vicki Pinheiro, Mr. Ralph Cayler, Rhonda Pinheiro, Pat Little, Larry Georgeson, Craig Carter, Glenda Dawson, Leonard Ruiz, Matt Abercrombie. NOT PICTURED: Patty Ellenberger, Dan Stilson, and Kevin Young. .1 iq ,- Y 'Q 4 97' , 35+ 1 . .X Q is xt X ,H rf 'gfie 5 , .-iff ISK , V - .QQ I 1 K -7 ' J ' .. . W, Arek nh, F iw- Q53 - Q-N R I . r , 2. 'iedlfdf ,. - .5 ,f , ff -, 9' f 'l 1 , f M ,v we ' Q . , Y' ix' Nil x 1 w 1 A, ,., N 'M Q 1. .1 vi B 5 .X M, A .5 S .M X Q, .au -1 , ., I f lm If 'fl 111-Q 'X - 'r ' M ufwif-figaig ' ,Uma .wsim v W, V33 . : , pg: if uiifZf?5,2Q1?iffga'1 Nw? ww N - - 'Q fff H , ,,,ls,w'A-- ' !. wx Ng, is . L, WK., A 1 f ff -asv-fxM mga H, , W N 'Il , 1 V , 5 f :gg ' 'W' 5 'J , 44:55 .?-1,5 A ' W '12 ' if ' . ,... I' ..J1!M,, , QI, U WIT., T-Eliw, 2115234522452 sefifsszss ff 'W' H is:-J35x155Q.l . 'L' 22 gg-152 ' f 5 ' ,, H 1. 'g 'Q ' iff 1 1 . gf . 43? x 14' H .Q Q M ' ' .:'f5,' ' N 3 ii , ith zfhevir or than iris J Ch cms During the Christmas holidays, KFRE-TV presented the program, t'Five Hours of Christmas in which Kerman's Acappella and Girls' Chorus sang. The Chorus attended a music clinic in Stockton during February. They also attended the music festival at Reedly later in March. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Foster, Cathy Smithcamp, Marilyn Moore, Martha Altamirano, Cathy Armack, Deborah Burkett, and Margaret Mejia. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Caprioglio, Carolyn Caprioglio, Susie Sebastian, Karen McLain, Dora Tapia, Dora Rodriquez, Sandra Ramos, and Lucy Quiroz. THIRD ROW: Martha Spencer, Nadia Babshoff, Linda Marrs, Gloria Cole, Janice Samarin, Maria Cardosa, and Kim Rose. BACK ROW: Louise Metcalf, Dorthy Lee, Glenda Armack, Marie Martin, Belinda Milton, Jenice Grinstead, Nancy Amavisca, Kathy Thrasher, Irma Armstrong, and Elise Floyd. wma Zu Since Drama Club was newly-formed this year, it started off slowly and empty-handed. Miss Brinkman, the sponsor, helped to get the club started. The money from club dues and a bake-sale helped to hnance the club. Their main goal was to have 3 one-act plays which would be performed for the public. President Judy Jones and Miss Brinkman chose the plays and the people for the parts. Willie talks and shows slides of life in Iceland. , H iggti ui iii iv S. AFS S119 0 more Jin Jin is welcomed by a sign in the cafeteria. A fgsitw i , W L ,L fires f A222155 i fr JlNJlN tczrtect Empty- cmcted S Drama Club members. 'xcfvange Students G14 , ',,.r ':- ea Karen Dimmick waits while Kathleen Stilson finishes her lines. The Kerman AFS Club sponsors all of our foreign exchange students. The members are people who are interested in the American Field Service program. These people do much to help make this program successful. They work very hard in sponsor- ing programs and dinners in an effort to raise money. This is used to help bring a student to Kerman or to send one to a foreign country. This year our foreign student was Vilhjalmur Kjartansson from Iceland. He stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knowles with American brothers Pablo and Carlo. Suzie Sebastian spent this past summer in Brazil. Jin Jin Soong from Malaysia visited Kerman during an Exchange Week. With the help of Mr. Knapp, FTA planned many activities. Some of the ,members gained experience by tutoring after sch'ool.'This gave them a chance to get their feetiwet- in the field of teaching. Other activities enjoyed by the members were trips to the Annual Spring Open House at the University of Santa Cruz and Career Day at Fresno State College. V U C Filflembers orfee each ing xjverzerzce I 'JH '53 ' ? .mi , lf?-ESV ' Gary Subotich, Kathy Miller, Lora Lambrecht, and Janice Samarin. owam' Scholarsfi 2,195 ROW: Merlyn Kilen, Karla Epperson, Linda Quodala, Pat Perry, Sandi Botelho, Susan Upton, Susie Thomas, Harriette Peterson, Michele and Nancy Delarm. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kubo, Norma Matlock, Brenda Gentry, Nina Gonzalez, Linda Henrikson, Susie Sebastian, Kim Miller, Tanya Goosev, Nicholette Beckoff, Susan Martin, and Pam Appleby. THIRD ROW: Bev Radinoff, Vicki Samarin, Cheryl This Year's CSF, under the watchful eye of Mr. Seay and President Jim Spolodoff, was a very busy club. Their goal was earning enough money for a scholarship. This was accomplished by showing the film A Day In The Life of a Kerman High School Student. CSF wasn't all work and no play though, as some club members enjoyed a trip to the University ofCa1il'ornia at Santa Barbara. TFL Efyoyed cz IVQ Mr. Ken Boyd got a good chance to try out his new ideas on the students and their speeches this year. Tournaments were held at Central, McLane, Fresno High, and Clovis and the one at Roosevelt got their year off and running. Having car washes and a lot of pay-off activities gave the members the necessary money. The club planned a four day toumament at Manhatten Beach in March. Debates and individual events were involved in the tournament. Keith Wilcox and Mr. Boyd exchange ideas on speech writing. Aqui 5255272 05 Chicos FRONT ROW: Lucy Quiroz, Janice Samarin, Linda Henrickson, Beth Van Zant, Terry Wolf, and Pauline SECOND ROW: Janet Homen, Marilyn Moore, Susie Sebastian, Kathy Kubo, Vicki Samarin, Gloria Nino, and Contreras. BACK ROW: Bev Radinoff, Ed Blankenship, Carla Nielson, and Marti Cowen. backer with New deaf again 1-KKK ROW Keith Wilcox Steve Souza Jeff Mitchell Mike Kister, Bruce Edwards, Larry Silva, and Russel Canning. SECOND ev Radmoff V1ck1Samarm Susan Martin Pat Susan Perry, Janet Homen, Linda Henrikson, Kathy Kubo, and Susie 9 9 7 P BACK ROW: Mr. Boyd, Karen Ciapessoni, Janice Cheryl Homen, Becky Botelho, and Janice Martin. May, Lora Lambrecht, Gail Eaton, Diane Biggs, Susan Kiseloff, Carla fi De! Club Sparta! Nix The 1970 initiation was one of the highlights of the Spanish Club's year. Painted faces and strange outfits were worn by the initiates. With the help from their sponsor, Mr. Contreras, and the rest of the members, President Kathy Kubo made plans to take a trip to a Mission on the coast. Spanish Club members enjoyed having money-making projects to increase their treasury. Mr. Contreras and Kathy Kubo get together to talk over future plans. The newly organized Chess Club, with their sponsor Mr. Seay and club president Dan Crane, got off to a good start. Tournaments began in the middle of the year and the winners were awarded with new chess sets. The active members spent the majority of their noon hours in heated competition. FRONT ROW: Kathy Smithcamp, Pearl Jones, Martha Spencer, Jackie Long, Karla Epperson, Deb Watson, Pam Appleby, and Kathy Mazziotti. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Foster, Annie Shubin, Julie Robertson, Linda Hurlbert, Regina Sagariballa, Margie Mejia, Janie Jaramillo, and Glenda Dawson, Debbie Burkett, Karen Bueschelman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Arntz, Rod Nale, Dan Kirby, Jim Spolsdoff, Mark Yep, Albert Egurrola, Mike Kochergen, and MI. Poplin. unites 2 mrs ROW Bruce Edwards Gerald Neuwrrth Mike Luttrel Ken Sheldon David Brum, Keith Ross, and Mike West. SECOND ROW: ountz Kathy Kubo Mike Kister Katrina Goosev Pat Nazaroff Brenda Smithcamp, Pam Quodala, and David Scheidt. THIRD Dan Crane Edward Blankenship Jim Brager Steve Mitchell Jim Spolsdoff Dan Kirby, and Ken Hurley. With the help of their sponsors Mr. Arntz, and Mr. Poplin, and their president Jim Spolsdoff, the Future Business Leaders of America had a very prosperous year. Some of their money making projects included selling decorative candles during the Christ- mas season and sponsoring an after-game dance. The annual initiation was held in early December and among the many activities were the peanut roll and gunny-sack races. LEFT: President Jim Spolsdoff and sponsors Mr. Arntz and Mr. Poplin, discuss future plans for F.B.L.A. FRONT ROW: Waynette Brown, Clara Chavez, Nellie Sanchez, Lucy Quiroz, Kathy Miller, and Katherina Goosev. SECOND ROW: M' Kochergen, Mark Yep, Dan Kirby, Gary Subotich, Jim Spolsdoff, Joe Altamirano, Robert Rodriguez, and Mr. Dalzell. rt Club Za' Z5 Thing What is more natural than to have an Art Club paint A few weeks before Christmas Vacation, Art Club s about to do its thing Equipped with brushe buckets, and paint, they decorated the windows at Plaz Drug Cas shown leftj. They also planned to take a field trip to Riverdale f the purpose of viewing their new library. . Q Q, C Q LIZ. X T' QQ-.'L' 1'l11lIxi14. ln' ,Q , F 11 1, I H b I 1111111112 A ff L-iz..-., if y, Illlllllllfl L ,fir--Q, gi , ,wt fa- 1l11u1111 ,N if L-,gtg-'5 17l1Il2'l1l'l' , J 1111 3337 ' 5 ' 'T' 'L fu lx! ' 111111111' ' A .1 ,, , Q 1 f .iff ' 1' ' ' ..- ' , if 1 Q I' all I 1 J xi 1 f ,dl x 1 ' . -L 5' We I ff ft 95 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB highlighted 'their year by presenting a slide show entitled Composition in Photography. During the week of November 17-21, the club presented the Scholastic Photography Awards. They were displayed at noon and brunch. The collection was made up of photographs taken by ambitious students from many different cities. FRONT ROW: Alexandria Juarez, Norma Matlock, Kathy Miller, Brenda Gentry, Susie Sebastian, Alice Palmquist, Bev Radinoff, J anioe Samarin, Lora Lambrecht, and Karla Epperson. SECOND ROW: Daniel Nazaroff, Rick Pallesi, Tanya Goosev, Pat Little, Susan Martin, Mike Kister, David Brum, Vickie Samarin, Pam Appleby, Kay Bien, Debbie Watson, and Merlyn Kilen. BACK ROW: Jim Walls, Jim Lutz, Ed Blankenship, Rick White, Paul Knowles, Jim Brager, Gary Subotich, and John Oaks. 2,4 tu re Nu me The Future Nurses started the year with their annual food drive. The food was given to a needy family in the Kerman area. With the aid of their sponsor, Mrs. Palmer, they started their money-making project by selling First Aid Kits. Hopefully the proceeds will go to start an Ambulance Fund for Kerman. Future Nurses can truly say that they have fulfilled their pledge to aid people who are in need of help. The first social event of the year was an ice skating party. Afterwards everyone went to Mrs. Palmer's house for refreshments. FHA Initiate FRONT ROW: Donn Gamer, Carol Nale, Janet Metcalf, Deanie Miller, Delaine Kissinger, MaryAnne Souza, Alexandria Juarez, Maria Cardosa, Debbie Burkett, and Olga Garza. SECOND ROW: Sandie Malatore, Karen Leer, Louise Metcalf, Sandy Botelho, Pat Perry, Chris Burton, Lori Herman, Sarah Buchnoff, Sandra Stidham, Patty Thompson, Carolyn Miller, and Linda Henry. THIRD ROW: Jenioe Grinstead, Roxanne Vessells, and Suzie Thomas. BACK ROW: Debbie Muse, Barbara Frost, Kathy Thrasher, Christy Sturgis, Waynette Brown, Mary Buchnoff, and Kim English. rgbhajl ewzbershqb FRONT ROW: Kathy Goosev, Pam Quodala, Patty Nazaroff, Brenda Smithcamp, Belinda Milton, Rachel Escamilla, Yolanda Pacheco, Cathy Smithcamp, and Martha Spencer. SECOND ROW: Janie Jaramillo, Evelyn Alvardo, Maria Christine Garcia, Susan Wall, Kathleen Stilson, Debbie McAfee, Linda Henery, Carol Nale, Frances Buchnoff, and Bonnie Foster. BACK ROW: Sharon Lindsey, Maria Cardoso, Alexandria Juarez, Linda Caprioglio, Debbie Burkett, Sandra Ferguson, Annie Shubin, and Nadya Nazaroff. Obbedjbr nions Future Homemakers started out the year with an initiation of new members. The new members were Hrst given a facial of mayonnaise and flour. They then bobbed for onions instead of apples. The initiates all came out green faced because the water was colored green. After all the fun it was down to work. Mrs. Slate, their sponsor, helped the members sell sachet balls and candy. A field trip was planned to some factory in the Fresno area. Mrs. Slate and MaryAnne Souza look for an interesting recipe. restlers We Leagu Mike trys to switch, but Doug steps over. Steve and Rudy approach for a take-down. Toumament was held at K this year. This year's wr finished with 85 points Tranquility's 95. In league nl: the werestlers finished with a 5 3 slate giving them a tie for s with Coalinga. The awards went Mike Kister, Team Captaing Wilcox, Most Valuable Wr Scott Foth, Most Improvedg Mark Wilcox, Outstanding N The West Sierra I I b FRONT ROW: David Warren Shubin, Joel Shubin, Rudy Gonzales, Steve '- lk Mx oumameni 0555 Warren turns Andy with a double-chickenwing. Ron Garcia, and Coach John Farris. 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Q Y . i A-- was UVZZOTS ' Leonard Ruiz Qlfy X, FT' Rose Ella Salazar F ' 2. - V ,Si . fi? y i farm: i ig in I Q' onencia Miranda Q Mark Moran x A Richard Motta -- - v, ,,.,,. . ..,,, Janice Samarin Nellie Sanchez Nadya Nazaroff f Joe Noriega Carolyn Perez David Scheidt Jeff Schroer Christine Perez Mike Perry N Susan Pinheiro Neil Shirey Annie Shubin John Pinon Carlos Prieto Marjie Prieto Cathy Smithcamp H . A H James Souza Yr ,1,.. L , R, i 3 ' ' i . . 1 , -,L-Q ' Lucy Quiroz fQ-,Z-I-fj.:.:.51,:.:..'.:.:.:,j..-.5 Mike R3.daVC1'0 Bev Radlnoff Johnny Souza Martha Spencer Irene Ramirez Norma Rendon i Vivian Rico Ominate aw viii arszfy oolball U in T Mr I 1 4' 4 : Pam Staton Dan Stilson . ' :': .ii Q, ' 3-at I , -14 1 l g-' V5 7' 4 ' . 3 , J ... M w if' ' P ' Ti ,i H ,x U - I :fi : F ' 4 .r 'Q ' 2 T f 1. . , Y I k K. ' A ' ' V Jim Walls ' F. 7 .. ..,: Si' . QAM , . . '11: ' -in -G: W Ricky Whlte .-:- f --f' Q Terry Wolf Mickey Suarez Patricia Sullivan Ario .Tapia ,, Blaine Taylor Marianne Teague Conni Tomasetti Theresa Uribe Caroline Valenzuela Gene Van Hoosen Beth Van Zant Luda Vinogradoff Robert Zack Doug Zumwalt 7 .5 9.4-- r ' ,,,rr,A :,E if . , A T w If r . SIE 'ffl v .':':'s::::EE?.l-:Aif -- V - ff-1 E,.,r:N ' 1 I .ff ,. ,.: ,fm 5- we .. ,, .if . . H Y ' in mn' f 5 f ' .E , ragga H Ti - U f :EP ' Q. H 'I K 1 ui. 3 Jifggi. 4 yn ., . P e 1' gf? 1 r My aww Mg ' 'N Y 2 lx 8. : ,r if XA. 4' CANCER LEO june 22 -july 23 july 24 - Aug. 23 QD W N' S U D VIRGU Aug. Z4 - Sept. 23 Faculty Numbered Les . . . Homemaking han Previous ears Mr. Ron Reinhardt . . . Woodshop Mr. Jim Seay . . . Science Mr. Arlon Shubert . . . Agriculture .' if E? .-11 Qi Mr. David Young . . . Social Science -..-.,,..- The G1'eczZE5caj9 gf. X. 'V 'ajft Mil ij: if ggi? S . J ...--f.gE-- iff 100 si., l PNB . . aas 1 .15 5 : I . ' A M ' I L, 1,1 ' .fy Z I ' f ,,f OFFICERS-From Left to Right: Carolyn Simpson-Treasurerg Alice Palmquist-Representative, Joe Altamirano-Representativeg Kathleen Stilson-Vice-Presidentg Kathy Oberg-Representativeg Merlyn Kilen-Secretaryg MHIYAHHC Souza-Rally Chairman. IN FRONT: Robert Rodriquez-President. JUNE BAKER DAVID BELL GLORIA BELTRAN MARY BEL Business College Prep Ag. Business Business . . une 72th ALTAMIRANO CONRAD AMAVISCA NANCY AMAVISCA DONNA ANDERSON College Prep Industrial Arts Business College Prep ARMACK STEVE ARMSTRONG NORILDA ARREDANDO LARRY BACORN General A General General College Prep KAY BIEN MIKE BOTELHO JOHN BOUSHELE DON BOYD College Prep Agriculture Industrial Arts College Prep Q Seniors mye if! f ' viii 9 , g A j ,I I IIIQQ-I , ' Senior Pep Girls decorated the boys gym very uniquely JIM BRAGER ROBERT BREWER Agriculture College Prep LINDA BUSTAMANTE , NORBERTO CANTU Business College Prep CONNIE CLARK GLORIA COLE MARLENE DUBOIS DELIA DURAN Business Business College Prep Business ,I I II I I II III III I XII III II' I 0 mduczte 4 fi xx: MALL, ,LL f: WAYNETTE BROWN MARY BUCHN OFF Business Business CAROLYN CAPRIOGLIO DENNIS CAPRIOGLIO Business College Prep EPPERSON RACHEL ESCAMILLA LUPE FLORES College Prep General Business KAREN BUESCHELMAN College Prep MARILYN CAPRIOGLIO Business KEN FRANKLIN College Prep hat ia' The Seniors Real! BEVERLY FRIAS College Prep RUDY GONZALES Business ISXABEL HERNANDEZ Business Q Q , STANLEY GARCIA CLIFF GAROUPA General College Prep JENICE GRINSTEAD RICK HELMUTH College Prep College Prep RAYMOND HERNANDEZ ELMER HUTER College Prep College Prep Ag JW, STEVEN General 0 In Tfzeir unch Room. Seniors respected privilege of their closed door lounge. CHRIS INOCENSIO General c , ,ya LYN DEL J AMES College Prep l STAN GENTRY College Prep ERNESTINA GOMEZ General ROBERT JENKINS JUDY JONES College Prep Ag Business W' raw ,L I 4 fe :el 'li I fy: ,iw r I 155225 Elisirezxil A-nw-, IE KJARTANSSON College Prep l' rea' ' Q -:Se ' zeg They mt Cade Aww 1. le .JL W' 7 'V' ll, m,y'z41' 3' 'ip- . ew - was ,V .. , .f ,, . Y Z ... s PAUL KNOWLES MIKE KOCHERGEN RICHARD LEDBETTER College Prep General College Prep EVA MAGANA LARRY MARTIN ORVILLE MATHESON College Prep Industrial Arts Agriculture KATHY MAZZIOTTI VIVIAN MCMILLIAN MARIA MEJ IA Business College Prep Business Ulvlu I I I w ' , ' A .I ,,, 5 .W Y ' 1- I 'A 'ix I We qw Senior 0315 ompare :-- A: ff - 37-- GLORIA MENDOZA JOE MENDOZA JANET METCALF ELAINE MILLER Business Business Business Business MANUEL MONTERO BARBARA MONTEZ RODNEY NALE HAROLD Industrial Arts Business College Prep College BRENDA NULICK KATHRYN OBERG MARIA PALANCO General College Prep General ucky raft umbers MILLER STEVE MITCHELL MARILYN MOORE MONA MONREAL Business College Prep College Prep General Joe, Robert, and Carolyn work on a Zoology Lab. PALMQUIS'l' MARLA PECKINPAH College Prep Business mm mfmm rczclaer W il 15255255 1 Q., ies 1 ,E Q5 iv, 5 1 ws RAYLENE PEELMAN VIRGINIA PEREZ Business Business Kathleen, Virginia and Linda practice for a G.A.A. tournament. J--9,-2-me . 1.-exif ' ' Y' JV -Q I 'f'f1 '1 ', . QM... RHONDA PINHEIRO College Prep JOSE RIOS College Prep SUSAN SEBASTIAN College Prep nd ilkg 0N0w. JW new I -Lkmfftigii I W? I T. .A , - i i'2' f' 2.1. Q. KEN RAGSDALE LEO REYES College Prep Gcncral LUP l DORA RODRIGUEZ ROBERT RODRIGUEZ Industnal Arts Business College Prep' YN SIMPSON JUDY ANN SMART SHIRLEY SMITH MARYANNE SOUZA Prep Business Business College Prep , ag Uncevfzfain u Zu re 51 uizei I, ,--:- f .m:: MW? El I '--: : -Z 'wir 1 5 ' 1 KATHLEEN s 'l gg. College Prep ......... -Sf- ,LI - r :S 2' . fi Lic? :E:: 71775 1 2 1 W e ' w 'W' -' ' H V W ' , ' ' 'Q .la a X. X -18 H. ,H ,f , , 5 ff fi W RUSTY SOUZA JAMES SPOLSDOFF ALLAN STATON Business College Prep I Agriculture KATHY THRASHER LARRY TOMASETTI SUSAN UPTON College Prep Agriculture College Prep DEB WATSON DOUGLAS WILCOX LEONARD WILLIAMS DEBBIE WOLF College Prep College Prep Industrial Arts College Prep QQ ,' f Z ! , w 'v w - x T 'ii-? l 7715576256611 Seniors A ,L -, , ,lffigl STURGIS GARY SUBOTICH STEVE TAYLOR MYRTICE TEIXEIRA Business College Prep College Prep Business DAVE VALLES Industrial Arts MARK YEP DeAnna and Julian exchange jokes during a sunny brunch break. College Prep , gggwgfevrvf- ' -5.1 ,U F fx! . ,, ,- 4- Um., sf 4 T-wtrfl-A 4 During the year the annual staff worked hard to produce a good yearbook. The staff started off the year by doing a LAP on the various rules of yearbook design. This year's annual staff was faced with an added pressureg like many other clubs and classes, the journalism class was faced with possible extinction. The yearbook staff would like to express their appreciation to Mrs. Irene Peterson for keeping our books, to Mrs. Georgia Gumz for picture identification, and to Maxwell Studio for taking many pictures. e is at sfasggg Kay Bien Yearbook Editor and Eva Magna Assistant Yearboo Editor work on a yearbook page j 5mw ss' 5 new 7W B EE: f r Mr. Lee Weppler, Yearbook Sponsor, explains yearbook design to the yearbook staff. FRONT ROW: Gordon Bizieff Buchnoff, and Mike Kister. SECOND ROW: Norma Matlock, Janice Samarian, and Jim Walls. BACK ROW: Willie Debbie Helmuth, Brenda Gentry, and Kathy Miller. l . , . H , . , . Tifjf, ' '?LE'is' '-fzmse? ' ' , - if? Tiff Elf TQ' NTYTLW , E ' Ai ,, ' 5? 2' , in-'I' ' tx - N 'E I J Q .. 1.4.fQfj- -T-Vfwwdwfwfx sl 5522 if-5. ff: iii: i m -W. W '51 -1 J ,E 1 rf ff! 1-1' . , J x X l , , , ate To 1 alice It Great Alice Palmquist, Business Manager, and Pat Little look over ad sales. DeAnna Pitts, Assistant Yearbook Editor, and Doug Wilcox draw zodiac signs. President Elmer Huter along with sponsors Mr. Knowles and Mr. Shubert discuss old hardware. This year FFA entered a corn growing contest sponsor- ed by Germains Seeds on eight acres of land. They harvested thirty-two tons of corn. They ranked 3rd in the state with net cash eamings totaling 580000. The Chapter has planted 4,000 Christmas trees on the empty land east of the Ag. building. The trees will be ready to cut in tive years. One of their money making projects was their annual Steak Barbecue. Among other activi- ties that kept FFA busy was the Barn Dance, Officers Train- ing, and Chapter Farmer Initia- tion with Central High at Kerman. F.F.A Left to Right: Vice-President Albert President Elmer Huter, Treasurer Danny Ee .N M- ...zsssfsiitf ' . 2fe?J ' Ll: S ' - egg? uf .- ., ' .. ie., .. -gd .R . ,,g..-fr T - - ' , . ,Y . 1 - - G . . .Q x 1-, W., Jie ga . . , se, -. . M ,f-1 a -4 t- -S .- - - . . f-,. af' . ,I -g, sri, ,seg gn get N. 15315 , , ,ffgzzsf T, - .f v ,-I+. ,J-wg!-jr : , Q-5 .. ,M , ,, , - M, 1- H Q 1 mr, Qggqm 5155. Egg: r f SQA . ,SVS . ,rx - i ' ' 1 fx' -H- r - ,- -L-,Y ' e .c- 4 L eznked him' 72 ern Louis Furtado, Sentinel Robert Jenkins, Larry Silva. 'D is W- new ,, :E News QW Q z x F.F.A. Sweetheart Gloria Cole -. N , fix v Y ..1 FFT' 'SE m, V, :Til ,,, ,,i11 fe ,,i11 fx, . .M 1 ' .M 1 ii in i 162. 1 fx 15515524 S21 1 5 B' e -M: ,:ie,ffvr1fa 'FEES iiee, X - Q - izgsg re - .ff in :- i fair 3 I J-Lis if ...I ,Aga ,EQ i J . :V 1 3111 . K 5 4 ,,ffffaM ? , A. ii AQ, Rang' f 5 4 'ANU Q V ...E H , A W LQ: 2 gg' Lie, If . W , I ,,,. W . f . ,, ,:1,'l'?f ' 1 'iffiii ,,.. . ' L W2 U M wig, R ' N 5 'M wwxx 1f.,1,, ' - .. -1 ' Ez f 5:2 y .- - .ei . x H VA.- -A Y Swish 'H GQ. f ff- V214 1 wie Ygfyw' seein' :a.,uh Wa?12 w' -1 f U5-Q wi .iw ?T 35?iq.1ejea-s'5 w,,3f5'1jQj my Y i 5' 1 ' Q X -A ,X i 41325 ' i wig: M ' ! 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LEFT: President Rudy Gonzales and Sponsor Mr. Lindsey FRONT ROW: Becky Valdivia, Jessie Acosta, Rachel Escamilla, Vlrgmla Altamirano Martie Hernandez Virginia Perez Geneieve Madrid l Escamilla, and Clara Chavez. SECOND ROW: Rosatinda Flores, Delia Duran Lupe Flores Ortencia Miranda Sandra Ramos Teresa Uribe D Rodriguez, Olga Garza, Glona Mendoza, :md Nellie Sanchez. THIRD ROW Tom Arredondo Patsy Chavez Alexandria Juarez Dora Lmda Bustamante, Mary Beltran, Isabel Hemandez, Gloria Beltr.m and Diane Valles FOURTH ROW Rudy Gonzales Hermmio Gomez, Martha Altamirano, Caroline Perez, Grace Uribe, Margie Prieto Irene Ramirez Rosa Casas and Virginia Burciaga FIITH ROW Juarez, Jerry Rodriguez, Angie Beltran, Richard Gonzales, Evaristo Acosta Robert Rodriguez Orville Matheson Joe Altamtrano J ullan R Paul Knowles, Joe Rios, and Norberto Cantu. intl .. M ...M 1, ,.,..rm 'x x se ,l V Y liglfa -7. ln Alma Mater For Kerman High the brave and true, We pledge our loyalty to you. Our hearts and minds, our courage strong Are raised united in this our song. Hail to Kerman, Oh halls of fame, Hail to thee we praise thy name. Oh great are the bonds of friendship tie. For thee, Alma Mater. Hail Kerman High. THE KERMAN NEWS KERMAN CLEANERS Kerman's Oldest Continuous Business Pressing While You Wait 652 So. Madera Ave. I I I l Two Day Service Advertising - Printing Established in Kerman Since 1946 Kerman, Calif. F d d' Gun e In 1906 581 So. Madera Ave. h' 846-8718 Ph. 846-8401 Kerman P FRASER SUPPLY Compliments Qf Harold Lindsey, Gwner App'ia CeS ' Pumps WHITESBRIDGE Auction Electrical and Pumping Supplies Sales and Service AND Ph. 846-9593 14902 W. Whitesbridge Rd. FURNITURE Kerman Calif. TOSTE CASH AND CARRY MARKET DICK CLARK Full S 174 Representing . FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP B.B.O. Chicken election of Fine Foods mm, QIKSURIICE, X. -5100012 ':.E.i: ' 79 Whitesbridge Rd. 70-7 so Madera Ave Paul Toste Proprietor Across fgaarg EfmEgcaftAmeriCa Kerman Calif. Call: 846-7377 5 1 t,,W 1 THE SHOP MACK LAZARUS SALES AND SERVICE Lowest Delivered Prices in the State THE FAMILY STORE Fords - Mustangs - Thunderbirds American Motor Products Mobile Homes - Travel Trailers - Campers 661 So. Madera Ave. Y h I Ph. 846-8708 ama a Sportcyc es 14750 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Best Wishes to the Ph. Kerman 846-9341 Class of 7O Fresno 233-1802 VAUGHAN'S MARKET ERNIE'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER Groceries Auto, Truck and Tractor Repairing Meats - Vegetables Goodyear Tires Bear Front End Alignment 2960 No. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-7277 360 So. Madera Ave. Kerman Ph. 846-937 ...-Y -- . - ii- ' . - Y. . P 5 ji .- 'f I lu' 4 , N a 2 . .,: i. 1 .' '3 if . 1 K J L it W ' , Y 'N x it 5' 1 I' 1 V, 1 'I' , KERMAN TELEPHONE COMPANY BEENE'S HONDA SALES AND SERVICE . f. - Commercial Of ice 846 9311 New and Used Hondas Part and Repairs Center for Hondas Service Phone 6161 Ph. 846-8719 783 So. Madera Ave. Kerrnan Calif- 434 So. Madera Ave. Kerman B and L PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE BANK OF AMERICA AAA Service Tires, Batteries, Road Service Kerman Bfanch Steam Cleaning iBy App.i and Car Washing R- J. Seney Manager Open 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Ph. 846-8287 Kerman Corner of Whitesbridge and Madera phkseigggsi JOE GFIUCE JR. D.B.A BONI SALON 8: BOTIOUE GEORGE H. FRIES INS. AGENCY fi X. fr NW igfkliiiir 179 So. Nladera Ave. , i i i' , can: 846-8403 VV'95 W 'J f COSmef'CS Eve's can: 846-9979 1 Q! ' igwrfi V' N Phone Kerman Cam- 846-9413 288 so. Madera VALLEY FOOD CENTER GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE In the Valley Shopping Center 415 So. Madera Ave. Kerman Ph. 846-9373 California QUALITY DAIRY FARMS Richard Herman Distributor Fresh Milk - Dairy Products 8a Eggs Home Delivery in Kerman gl Biolia Call: 843-2560 , Madera 674-8549 3505 No. Biolia Ave. Kerman BUTCH'S ENGINE AND HEAD REBUILDING 1 330 So. Madera Ave. Kerman, Calif. 93630 1 Ph. 846-8576 VALLEY CARE-FREE COIN WASH VALLEY DEPARTMENT CENTER Ph. 846-9804 Out Fitters for the Entire Family VALLEY DRY CLEANING Ph. 846-9163 421 So. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-9761 Kerman 390 So. Madera Ave. Kerman, Calif BECO BROWN 8: BRUM, INC. Dairy Automation Dairy Equipment 84 Service Custom Fabricating Kerman 280 So. Madera Ave. Ph. l209l 846-7187 SPRECKELS SUGAR COMPANY Strength - Energy - Stamina 29400 Whitesbridge Road P. O. Box 325 Mendota, California Phone 655-4961 BIOLA-SHAW MOTOR SERVICE Complete One-Stop Motor Service Biola and Shaw Ave. Ph. 843-2571 Biola, Calif. JOHNSON WELDING and MFG. CO. Manufacturers of Farm and Industrial Equipment Phone Vlnewood 6-8779 Steel Welding Hardware Blacksmithing 290 So. Madera Ave. - 956 So. Manor Dr. Kerman, California MA KE and H Green Stamps Union Gas - Oil Butane - Propane Farm - Home - lndustry FOR SERVICE CALL WESTSIDE ELECTRICAL SHOP Automotive Electrical Diesel Fuel Injection Amercian Bosch - Roosa Master Ph. 846-9641 Bob Durham 14491 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Kerman, Calif. 93630 TED AND LIL'S GULF SERVICE BAKER COMMODITIES' INC. 14318 w. vvhifesbridge Rd. Kerman Division Ph. 846-8105 Our Business is Picking Up Prompt Reliable Pickup Service B. C. MOTORS AND 6 DaV5 3 Week AUTO WRECKING Towing Service Kerman Kerman Fresno 846-9393 237-4320 OR 4 64 'bf HQR? I A ,I I al 1 Lili' iinf' iii? Iii 'iii , Ili 'Q . -- f ,,,: I i f , zkf A - L lb if ,, 5-f .if I -.,-R-K i BARNEY HUNTINGTON PUMP - HARDWARE 9338 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Fresno, Calif. 93706 Phone Fresno Phone Kerman 268-4759 846-9224 Congratulations to the Class of 70 BIEN WELDING Welding and General Repairs 1760 So. Jameson Ave. Fresno, Calif. 266-7652 or 846-8077 ns and Good Luck Congratulatio from KERMAN MOTOR PARTS Elmer T. Smith, Owner ' h iro Manager George Pin e , ' Buyer Good Luck Grads! R. M. KING CO. 9280 W. Whitesbridge Bull Hampton, 'de Salesman Calif. Jerry McNabb, Outs: Office nabelle Hansen, Fresno An Bill Blair, Shop Foreman Butch Turner, Machinist CONGRATUL ATIONS TO THE C X x ff Ja 74. J- IPA X I. 'x izggx -- It I f 'G -I ffffizgl A X 'I X Xl V F'-. , Xilwil ,... .1 I LASS OF 1970 Compliments of HN T BRAGG 84 SO NS, INC. BRAGG gl SONS FUNERAL CHAPEL KERMAN FLORAL 84 GIFT SHOP KERMAN NURSERY SUPPLY GOLDEN SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK John Bragg Rosella Ramos Adron Scrogglns BREA AGRICULTURAL SERVICE pENNY'3 BARBER SHQP Fertilizers 425 So. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-9487 17134 W. Whitesbridge Located in the Valley Calif- Shopping Center Kerman Congratulations to the CIHSS Of 70 JOHNNY SALATINO Music STUDIO FORD DICK ANDERSON MERCURY We Don't Just Make Competition We Guarantee To Give Your Child A Complete and Thorough Education in Music of Any Type We Create 'tu ' ROCK-N-ROLL - POP - JAZZ 2901 No. Blackstone Fresno 1030 So. Gateway Dr. Madera Ph' 227-8745 1: I PEPSI-CO LA BOTTLI COMPANY OF You've Got a Lot Pepsi's Got a Lot P 275 So. Maple Fresno 4 UTILITY TRAILER SALES COMPANY FRESNO WHITE 81 AUTO CAR SALES Trailers - Semi-Trailers Thermo King Refrigerator Ph. 237-2001 2660 So. Railroad Ave. Fresno, Calif. Autocar White Freightliner PH. 237-3107 2707 So. East Ave. Fresno, Calif. SAVE MART GROCERY FRESNO MOTOR SALES CO. Cadillac - Oldsmobile We Lease All Makes And Models 15057 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Kerman Fresno, Calif. Ph. 265-3145 4-v 'f COMMERCIAL BODY SALES MADERA LUMBER 81 HARDWARE CO. AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC- The House of Friendship Quality and Service A Complete Stock of Building Material 2680 So. Orange Ph. AMherst 6-0836 721 So. Gateway Dr. Ph. 673-3556 P. O. Box 3196 Fresno, Calif. Madefa, Calif- GEORG E'S BEACON STATION Whitesbridge and Madera Kerman, Calif. DAVID'S PHILCO - FORD Radio - TV - Appliance Discount Prices on all TV and Appliances For Service, Save More by Bringing Kerman Your Set to our Shop 311 So. Madera Ave. Ph Tanks 843-2 T , P. o. Box 243 sr. Biiola JACK'S BUTANE fi PHONES TZ 266-9lZ2 KERl'lANVl.3-2575 R0.BOX 248 BIOLA f i s 46 Bill Thomas Ph. 846-8940 BILL'S RADIATOR SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED KERMAN JEWELERS Specialized Watch and Jewelry Repair Elgin and Wyler Watches Rodger Bros. Silver 631 Madera Ave. Kerman, Calif. 705 So, Madera Ave, Ph 846 830 Compliments ivncKEY's BARBER SHOP of Phone Bus. Home 846-9659 846-8429 765 South Madera Phone 846-8485 ALYNE'S DRESS SHOP Alyne Matthews Annette Radavero - 642 So. Madera Ave. Kerman Cam' Kerman, Calif. aa. zen? KERMAN Ph. Kerman 846-7307 ,awe A -iq, Fresno1 '266-7941' it P' 'if 405 No. Goldenrod , I L' V CORKY'S KERMAN FOOD MARKET Custom Slaughtering Slaughtered on your premises 751 SO. Madera Ave- Wholesale Meats Cutting - Wrapping - Quick Freezing Kerman, Calif. 93630 Courtney Lindsey 951 So. Madera Ave. Kerman, Calif. Ph. 846-8645 Phone: 846-8200 4054 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Phone 233-4963 MID VALLEY SPORTS CENTER OSTERGAARD FEEDS 5350 No. Blackstone Hay and Grain Phone 224-5212 Fresno, California 93706 Fresno California COMMUNITY PARTS CENTER P. O. Box 482 - 410 So. Madera Kerman, Calif. 93630 Phone 846-7381 Formerly: Ernie's Parts Center Del Pederson - Owner ROLINDA FARMER'S STORE Kezirian Fresno Calif. Ph. 266-3671 48 BLOSSFRIS' f' '4'V 1- ll- 1 7 'mE 'A' iii ' f -lv-Ia, 1 .,:,,, ,l Ji! ..,. SPORTJLFUUIPMFNF 00 1 J f, Y'Q6ENT ron A. G. SPALDINQ sans. 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