Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1972 volume:

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J- 30 Qyfgggg- I ifnt3Hi?gC3 1? , 23535 LIBRARIAN HO ORED This year's Journalism Staff would like to dedicate the 1972 MEGA to Mrs. Pearl Cochran, our faithful librarian, who is retiring this year, During the past three years, she has done her best to keep our library running smoothly, Mrs. Pearl Cochran was born on February 26 in Sharon Center, Iowa, She grew up on a farm in the town of Wellman, and graduated from Wellman High as salutatorian, She received her B,A. as an English honor student at the University of Iowa. Her library science credentials were granted by Arizona State University at Tempe. Mrs, Cochran has also attended five other colleges or universities, Her librarian career began after she had taught English classes, This is her sixteenth year in the teaching field, and her sixth year of library work in California, She has also taught Forensics. She has written a book, String of Pearls, that was published in 1968, For ten years she was a feature writer, coliunnist, and reporter with the Mt. Pleasant News and Free Press in Iowa. She has received over forty state awards and one national, for her work in various writing fields, Mrs. Cochran came to Kerman in 1969 from Calexico, California, where she lived for three years. Her helpfulness and kind ways will be missed by the students of KUHS, Those that knew her, will long remember her for her sincerity and conscientious manner, in l 1 ' 5 - lr.: Q. f xl 1 L Q -1 .f..., Q iff' 2 , t fr e ff T l ffl:-if - . 4 if gm 53? .fxfzfthiislli - rciiwmzfi ff 7 1 a , ., .. zl. ',,,,i,,a is spies? 13:4 , i 'Ai ' gr.-.' 1 Ura, ' jqlggwiw QL ll ll ' , -xx x,4.- X, -Hip -I N. V. 5 - 3,,,, H 5 ,N ,M-. -T -'. .. , -4 Y , V -353: VVYY- in ggi ,fi ' W ' -'- ,,.f-I Y lata, ...J , , ' jr ..-aku- DF M . ' ' wi: if M P X wr. - v ' T3'iT.2bQMW'- ' ' -:I 5 if' 4552514 .qwv , --. NA - , .Qu s ka ' A ' q 'l?! J, . , 4 , ' , x x W .m f'Lf- - L- , ..-whiff' ' I ,A - , 3 K V-5. 1'-wr i r i ' .,-1 ' Q -9- ag. 1 1 L. Q, 452.2 rr.. . F. ylx 1- 1 . Q- x -Q ' . 7, 'X .1 4 ,, L. 42' ,Y J ,Ay , ,,,,,5 -r .A ,X eg ' ' Y K I YW. S' 9 K .I ., , g A Gi, , ' ' ' a 5 as gf v SQ.. .,., ,,1 wb , . F Wu H .3 2 i, ' , 'ff .Q 'ix g.':lk'-by 455435 HQ .f ,VQNI x .yg:,,m' 'fl-ug veg li ,, .- J Many stories can be told of the past. Take a quick look back to the fond memories of life at Kerman High, There were Jitterbugs, Bobbysoxers, running boards, rumble seats, foxtails on bicycles and coonskin caps, scooters made out of orange crates and roller skate wheels, washboards, Saturday Matinee serials, Knickers, flypaper, ice boxes, coal bins, Zoot Suits, and hand-painted ties. These are some of the little things. . .the things we . never really quite forget. In the 1972 MEGA we have tried to combine the old with the new. The past played its part for today which will help us build tomorrow. This year has truly been an eventful one, We have seen some of the doors that are open to us and in time will see more of them, It has been said One man in his lifetime has many parts . Life yesterday, today, and every day is a part of us. We, the annual staff , are leaving you with a part of ourselves as the generations before us have done. We have tried to give you a book that will help you remember. ' UNI, I nllvnn- ,Qin ' 'N fn 'I I '-' . Su-Ignd Sleove Fool alIJorseys Only lll0?lI4'JIl pure ull woo wor- ntcd lolly yarn In uncd In mme Jvr- scim. Sulld bod? coor with I-Incl ullurnate stripes on nlnovcn. Double: sawed scams. l- ncl naw 0 co ur. I I I Il II Any color comblnullons other than those llslcd nmde to order In TWO WEEKS. Blum: 32 to 42-Inch CIIPSI. momure. State ulze wmntod. Hlxlp- Dlllk weight, I0 ounces mwh. Mfrilfle dc no Slwvo 90071 Nuullwr Cello? -Hu-Iac 33-55 SWDBYUI' amml In I 23 S 5332 WW I WIS? 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Costs llttlo to ge gal 'lho Sugar or ummllno Iron not only makes llfnnlng ploasant. ut nnvon counllcwa footsteps and more than , I ' 0 - 5l1?mI lr..l 1?I'IEIWJDIIIIJKZII 3'm?'231I3IlW' I3 MI lluu. 'Perruatlgruuufo-wahully rullunaed. lrorlmlfhc Pleasant Superior wuy-Btwn yourself from Ion lours :ex-llde n hot slovo. Directions Included. Blmlpplng xwelglxt. 1QwPQl.lllQB. W l li' 1' I ago, 1 .411 I. ' 4Lm'W'f Double Burral 1922 iff? w 4 . ' . - ' ' l0Cau eLightWelght l ' . ':, WG' . I 22 shotgun xmxnyfi :NW ' ' U , I wi --., M ,NN ,A -1' A1441 ,hx A ww .L-N. fr- -H Y Q Nggwlyqgzra - M- . ,f Lr . 'i' 4,-- ' Q- 'low U ,,.f-'Mr 'A ,gif P lmiwgkr ,,NN A ' ' H N ' ,Q , 'W'fm,0 53,551 ' I Smull Boro Shotgun ' A X X' Eulinuclully Suitwd ' ,- ,ig ' A or Women AW AC W' Something new ln nhotguns. Never before. so mr ns we know. has Llxo '2.3w.WW mgnt wa-twat, mnvuniunm mlm 410 amuse Hlgywtlgun twirl ormrml ln in Damlwle ' Durrukxl lodcl. 'Bc-cause ol lm llglnnonn and crnusn It ms pmcllcnlly no rccoll. It ix mu ldunl shotgun fur use ln tcnrlxlng the beglnncr lo shoot, A truly Ilnc mul lor qluull or snlllw. M, 30 ynrdn nr Imam lm plrnmrmlon lu fully equal to that mf rl. 12-muuxw gun. A wel built mm ul ogercd to you for the flrut dmc. und in model which ls butter ndnpwd to lm vurtlculm' umm tlmu any 0 wr gun. Tukeduwn. Une:-1 410 zmugu nlxclls 660 C l7dO-2-5. Bored for black or nmokclcas powder. Blued rmlulx, nm-lzmll lmrrzeln w In nmtwd azctenf-:lon rllx. Oanulxnrdexmd rmnm. 'Fnperml bull ahnpm breach. Highly Polished walnut stock nnrl fore end. Plulul mln. Rubber bull. plum. lxlxgzll over ull. 48 lnchms. Weight. uf gun. 594 pounds. Slllpulng weight. X pounds. 60C140................A. ..... .... . .. ..... . ..... .. ,.....,. ,, .... .,,.522,75 M3 .N l l Hair Clippers Ideal fm' ff American Made Home Raduml f 'nw lowcaz prlco 0ff0l Bd ln mrmlf mr rm Yml mm W x ,. mmm at a nr cw as low wwmost clealerd ' ' Wmf3Sk8f'ElL?mAmnmem?m?L'lSe' Ouw tum 6 aaeeyw--to lfi Uwll Hhllflv' A ' 1 W' 32815 'EXPN' 'Ef,ei,aa::::::::::::::: :39 Poltalln, be Mtn Usa xy Wcluvvd Cmnlly :Ng 5 ,V ' aw. STUDE TCGUNCIL ACTIVATED W.S. . Treasurer Cheryl Homen i Vice-President Scott Foth Commissioner of Awards Social Chairman Ron Garcia Debbi Stilson , K P 1, , 1 J 1 X i N i f I x i ' A , , i , 1 . ,-f Secretary Irma Armstrong 5' . .Nfl -r-'19 Sgt. at Arms Dave 'Zumwalt 3 x f , I 1 f f Y I !', . , -5 Rally Chairman Karen Dimmick After several years of scrambled sports schedules and minimal interaction between schools, this year's Student Council helped revive ties between West Sierra League schools. League meetings and student exchanges afforded people the opportunity to compare and discuss common interests. Our student council, led by Kathy Kubo, sought to adopt policies and activities in which larger, more Varied groups of students could participate. A curriculum com- mittee and an advisory committee to the principal were appointed. They also sponsored a couple of raffles and several dances. Sponsor Mr. Robert Arslanian and President Kathy Kubo, w N , ' , X ', l N V 4 ADMI I TRATION AN 1' Av ,IA Mr, Gordon Lemky, District Superintendent Miss Mary Bowen, Dean of Girls . SW-'N 5 L -5.-V -4. Mr, Thomas Jeffus, Principal STUDE TSGOT Mr, Robert Arslanian, Counselor TOGETHER The administration, like many times before, spent long hard hours preparing schedules and getting things together for the students, The Board of Trustees also did its part by making important decisions to better the school and help the students, B0211'd Members: Mr. John Macht, Mr. A. J. Yates, Mrs. Arthelia I. Kessler, Clerk Mr, John Bragg and President Mr. Ronald Kister, MADE I APAN YUTAKA SUZUKAWA This year's foreign exchange student was Yutaka Suzukawa, from Japan, Yutaka came from Taiyo-Village fbig oceany, a coastal town located about 50 miles north of Tokyo, Coming from a farming family, Yutaka found it fairly easy to adapt to Kerman's agricultural environment, He spent the year living at me Herman Scheidt residence with two American brothers and one sister - Doug 21, Russ 17, and Kathy 15. This was the second consecutive year the Scheidts had a foreign exchange student stay with them, On campus, Yutaka made a point to attend most activities and was very conscientious about his classwork, Although he confessed that he was confused by American football, Yutaka became an avid fan and one of the loudest rooters, He took a great interest in the functions of Student Council, comparing them with his school counci1's activities. Upon his return home in August, Yutaka will be completing his final semester of high school, He hopes to continue to a university to study electrical engineering, 1 . K 16 un- .A , 4 4 x g 1 -.15 1 ip, Q95 Yutaka found it easy to feel at home on a California farm. 'iff' 54'--H ------ 'a:f?'v'?:fef-fa:-F-V T11-1ftF':,1a' - '1 ' I 'A gg swift'-am Q ff QL, ..,- ' ,H ' -Wm -Qu , -,-fa?-,7 ,cap -' Lgpiiii-if K1-A .- w 1 , , W u XX IQII fl ln., X' lg I i SX 4 fillilff .,....., , +5-y Editor Kathy Kubo and Sponsor Mr, Lee Weppler look over some artwork with Brenda Smithcamp and Susan Kiseloff, Sports staff members Susan Perry, Editor Darrell Yates, Bruno Lometti, and Steven Miller have a planning session, ,E Marti Cowan, Kathy Goosev, w ,Quayle have some fun with a. c era fi 1. X. STAFF WORKED FOCUS Production Manager: Debbie McAfee assigns paper distribution to Patti Nazaroff, Debbie Buttke, Jacque' Ramirez, With the tight schedule of the yearbook dead- line this year the Focus Staff helped ease their problems by helpi g out. After rushing around and fightinyeagilxes the two staffs finally made it th ugh ith pew nd larger newspapeQgD xy Q' V 'F Vg fl if W yy 3 X 55 Sf MW N fy 5560 N I 31,4 I A sb ,ff m xv to 1 'fl yin? W .J QL 51 BQ! NJ Typist-Marie Martin, MO0DS Assistant Editor- Bev Sandra Molatore, Stella Garcia, work with FOCUS Bengel, Editor-Harriette Pedersen. Page Editor-Susan Wall. X Nm . fm: .5 in , 525:55 ' - u . 1 'J-: u-'HH -.-,. '-2--in-3, 403 u Q. - X 4. X N E f 40 fm.. F.F.A. GOT CHRI TMAS naaianlfi Q SPIRIT Kerman High F, F,A, had a very busy year. They started off by doing well at the Fresno Fair This was also the first year Kerman F.F,A, has gone to Disneyland, Early in Nov, they held Greenhand Initiation. Following that, Chapter Farmer Initiation was held. The basketball tourney and the Annual Steak Bar-b-que was held again this year, being Very successful. F,F,A, week was held Feb, 19-26, F,F,A, awarded its outstanding members at the chapter banquet. After two years, Kerman F,F,A, finally sold Christmas trees. SWEETHEART DEBBI STILSON J.-. J - - ,,.. SPS , ' fmflfgs 1. .Q 7 ' ,QV V '-hvwzfxg, . 5 ails? , 5 I , no-, F 'L , , -E, U5 ' 'bw . . , , . Y , 1 '-Qc, o l A W ' X Hu, H -, ---2 l I Nu so W 1 , . V . , My 1 . It 4.. bbs xv V gl . , R Y an nSl,!1,:2 , N x xl- I ff Y ' ffl -'N -4. , 4 3 N Glen Foth and John Soliz hold on for the tackle, Art ie Ramirez eludes blocker to tackle Dinuba man. X- VX f L1-if , 1,5423- Qm gum 16 Y -Q ea A J f V. , Y , , , , ,D x - - -1 ,'A,- , ,AL-, 'fem-. - - .3.,.,i1:ff1.:w-1 L:, wf fr'- M ' ' . v I K ' l, 4. -4:-...Lf ,,. ..,g4.,-: 3q,,L,,g-,Q-'q .- V. -pw , -' ,j ' 'A 1:11, 1.-' -1' , a .f:'1 .' --fx X ,-ef.-:Q .'1v..!', .- w.--'f 3'-:ff S -'Sh V.. v ,- f...l,3, ...- .. V .V ., .Y ,.-,.L. - .,.. -- , .,,.. x X , ff 4 N' 1 .1 - v 4 -1 -.. 1 1 V r l X J V's Had New Coach And Players . . .But Same Old Problems SC ORE S Kerman 0 Sierra 3 8 Immanuel 0 Fowler 14 Chowchilla 8 Dinuba 6 Laton 8 Riverdale 8 Avenal 28 Caruthe rs 8 Tranquillity Opponent 48 6 26 26 24 20 39 9 60 30 r V , , 1 , , . , .L ..- . Y, .. N The Kerman Junior Varsity, after losing several important sophomores to the Varsity, had the same old problem of an almost all freshman team in a league of sophomores and juniors, They gained valuable experience, highlighted by a win over the Immanuel Academy Eagles by a score of 38 to 6. The J.V. 's are looking forward to a successful season next year, + Standing- Coach Bryden, John Soliz, Ron Lemky, Steve VonFlue, David Farrell, Ed Brannum, John Ellenberger, Joe Gruce, Wyatt Phillips, Mike Tomasetti, Jerry Knouf, Artie Ramirez, Rick Snow. Kneeling- Ken Kountz, Ralph McGary, Steve McClure, Manuel Mendoza, Ted Reynolds, Eddie Hearld, Raymond Valdez, Glen Foth, Scott Weis, Ben Monreal, David Wilcox, and Joe Nino. Kerman 40 54 6 24 12 47 8 19 2 22 9 arsity S Second Place. . . SCORES Sierra Immanuel Fowler Chowchilla Dinuba Laton Riverdale Avenal Caruthers Tranquillity Opponent 8 12 14 19 8 20 39 13 20 19 Qui. K 21,55-?-sf1.a,13 -- ' X 1-:2'1-lliffiivisl-.Q fm n Standing- Coach Jim Reynolds, Gilbert Quintana, George Sessoyeff, Dave Zumwalt, Joe Gutierrez, Steve Kister, Ken Lea, Dan Nikitin, George Weis, David Rowell, Rod Stilson, Jesse Juarez, John Quintana, and Coach Dave Wil - . . .Is Best in Years 1 1 ,fa Y ... ff 1 ' s ll V 1 51513 A 1 W 1s we 1112 . 4' - ' sl 1f11 .. a H11m1lu35gg111 ag 11 W 'L111 111H.wgg ,, N 11 F is H, .. ,, l ,Lil 1552 :S asa .satis With a very impressive 4-1 non-league record, the mighty Lions cleaned up their opener by crushing Laton 47 to 20. Things didn't go quite right, and after losing several key players, Kerman found them- selves losing to Riverdale 39 to 8. The Lions didn't give up and put it together to beat Avenal 19 to 13. The following Friday the team traveled to Caruthers and were surprised by a loss to the Blue Raider team 20 to 2. The Kerman Lions of '71 would not give up, They finished their season by edging rival Tranquillity 22 to 19 for a 3 and 2 league record with a tie for second place. 'W 1111 1 11 H 1wumr.f1 ' r1E1515?ff'HIQf 111 ' 119V1.'51f .. ,f1 L:QfF::Y?i?i- 1 1'f ' 1 1 ' 1 +'1'11Q1!j'1 1 1131! Qnfjzgi ,, 1 j 11 1 1 111 11, MMM, 1 41N eg 11 1 11114 1,1-be er 11 1 1 11 1 1 eling- Manager Ken Kountz, Stan Patterson, Ron Garcia, Bruno Lometti, Scott Foth, Steve Rowell, John Casas, Mike Teixiera, Toste, Dean Priest, and Doug Knouf. Injuries Dimmed Lions Offense Powered- ut League Selections The '71 A11-League selections from Kerman went to Bruno Lometti-running back, Dean Priest-wide receiver, Scott Foth-offensive guard, and Ken Lea- offensive tackle. Honorable mentions went to Ron Zumwalt an Garcia, Georg Sess o ff, Steve Kister, Dave g Championship Hopes Lometti hands off to Zumwalt 66 99 1 Homecoming Brings Junior Attendants: Mark Wilcox Sandy Oberg Senior Attendants: Lang DuBois and Sandy Ramos Freshman Attendants: Eddie Hearld and Wendy Bellach Sophomore Attendants: Joe Nino and Cathy Henriksen ixed Emotions Gilbert runs for the extra yardage, 5 Homecoming 1971 started off with the crowning of the King and Queen and their attendants. The loss to Riverdale added to the bitter cold of the night. The Statics played at the dance attended by alumni and smdents. The dance brought a large profit to Student Council. King and Queen Joey Sagariballa Irma Armstrong 23 Freshmen Got Rall Y E . ' .lf -' f 5T.fW Q. 'w,'i'f- V N 144 .9 fi? 'V 1 1 I 2 i f- ,,,, ,, I ,. , , l ee.: X wg! Glenn Alderson Rick Allen Susie Altamirano Jessie Alvarado Seated: Treasurer Debbie Biggs Ricky Alvarez Jessie Badillo Leon Bascue Darlene Bechkoff IQ- president David Walls Marlene Bechkoff Wendy Bellach Debbie Biggs Rebecca Biggs Wendy Beuach. Pamela. Birdsell Shirley Blank Cheryl Bloom Donnie Brewer Joleen Brown Donna Buffum Lonnie Burrows Micheal Caetano ? Q we fipvl ffm ,- 1-.sa ,-l .iwz E, '. eh, .J - H V' f - - ve if uixmxv 71 5 , r Y , , 4 1 . N'-Vg -'-Wx.-' ,.1- : H-..-, I.. . ,, . ff , i s-ff-' ' I ., ,.,.,.,, Li .X new 1 1 1-A Z Q' 7 -su cm Us , Q nr T K, I '1 B 23 1 ,Ig E5-sg U' nfl. J itters ding: Sgt, at Arms Artie Ramirez, Representatives ell Pacini, David Farrell and David Wilcox. Delgado Barbara Drake John Equrrola Ellenberger Eloise Enriquez Martie Eppler 1 A 1' . If X gf, 5,f TVkg v :I ' digg' 1 M ,AJ g . 2' ey. 'Q-L. .. ' A 1. - It 1- ' gm ii' 55 tl YK W! 'J-air: . J -l Vx I 5 I -V g' 1' i 1 2 . k A Kathryn Caprioglio Herminia Charles Rockey Couto ',fIf ' D' ,K i V 11 1. M lg 5 L i ' .E 4. ' - 'TXZQQ Betty Escamella Glen Foth L1-5, ,, ,- , Larry Carlson Isabel Cesena Loretta Chagolla Bruce Ciapessoni Curtis Conley Leslie Cottrell Sharon Crane Albert Cruz John Deck Isabel Espinoza Terri Fox David Farrell Randy Funkner , 3 Frank Furtado Joseph Furtado Norman Furtado Lorraine Garcia Olivia. Garcia Juan Garza Freshmen Were in may nf Mario Garza Erasmo Gonzalez Francisco Gonzales Maria Gonzalez Dorothy Griifin Robert Gruce Mary Guerrero Leslie Haar Brenda Hampton Donna Haupt Yolanda Hernandez Tom Higgins Darlene Hilliard Pat Howery Teri Igo Mike Johnson Laura Kessler Debra Killian Karen Kiseloff Ed Koleen Jerry Knouf Cheryl Kromberg Mark Kromberg Howard Kubo Lost People on Campu .lf Asvx 5 -e M1533 1. Q wma! ' .3413 . 'gfih , ' Y-iii Lambrecht Tony Larralde Lost David? Belinda Loften Ricardo Lima LeBeuf Claude Lee Cathy Madrid Steve Madron Lemky Diane Lillis Edwin Marrs Allen Martin Martinez Wade McAfee Ole I McCall Amy McCa.skill Brenda Mc Cuan Socorro Medina ' ' . EEF : - H W . , , Z V ia if as ' J' 4? f ' 'i , 1 V .EQXQIF 1 fi .s I Ralph McGary Rachel Mercado Rhonda Meadors John Mercer in H, N QM X H .Q ' ww num 'Q Ik nu M qw nu N ' 1 Vx N in - Q...-1 Was it good boys '? Freshmen Were ,W Y srwgf V. F ik! W- :gl Tony Miranda Debbie Nord Maria Ochoa Steve Payne Pete Perry I VI Ben Monreal Rudy Noriega Leticia Pacheco Helen Montero Debbie Oaks Denell Pacini Wx x f ' I M 5 of I' 9 ', Jn M X Q F' ' 1 W 4 1 r - ' ef ' ' ' ' ' 41. -'fm w P . - Lf i .,9,,, c X' H 5 41 - ' N ..,.. A ..g it - Y Vai., I V ,X ', .l.gl,f WX , -i Ii ' N sf- 1 , ., w , 'V A Q f - '-,tr N Lyle Pederson Bob Peterson Edward Perez Alvin Piearcy Carmen Montes Gary Oaks Debbie Dr, Margarita Perez Chris Pinon A Tagged Scrub Ponte Ramer Ramirez Sandy Prater Artie Ramirez Robert Ramirez Steve enjoys initiation What's wrong, Rick? Ruben Rocha Ermelinda Sanchez ' - 2:-'Y : few-2 :1 ., lx gh A 51, R 5 h l sei Wesley Rodriquez Susan Schneider lufk Ramon Rendon Francisco Rivera Anita Robertson Raymond Ramirez Teddy Reynolds Virginia Rivera Tim Samarin Susan Sanlaniego Kathy Scheidt Kathy Shelton New Dress Code D R R M aaa be y I--1 .... .- , ' ls , '. sv. . H 1: 'L 'A' bi N I Q ll V f RX 0 T T Richard Smith Theresa Soliz Tammy Southern Neil Thoma. Kay Thomas Joyce Thompson Jack Timms Rosemary Souza Mark Stith Rick Teixeira Mike Tomasetti Deborah Trammel Paul Trevino Grace Treviuo , A F K., . A - 1 V1.7 - , R .- .,- W A T .X AQ. Lupe Trevino Kerry Tripp Mary Valensuela Hey! What you looking at? Steve VanHoorebeck Bobby Walker John Walker onfused Freshmen ' QI 'W N ' if ' ' I K ,'ff J N' xiii ..,f, 5 , X ' e ,.,' f .K A , A -' , ,df f ' gf e1 ., 'A' ii Q I- kr Z, M Y: B H Wall David Walls Ellen Walls Washam Jill West David Wilcox W All right you guys! Come on Eddy- Share! fihv 'fd' if - Ffa ' fl wt W gy W , I il. t Karen Williams Daniel Wirt David Wright Nancy Youngblood Susan Youngblood Raymond Valdez X , , n u Sleeveless Athletic Slurts Our Athlorlc Shirts am well zlmnrle. fit SI1LlZlY nav' rc-min their shape well. Cut low under su-ma. allow- down into pants. Round neck. Rich colors. Ship- , plug we-lght. 8 nunecua. Ill, A' lf' w ull llllfsi l ll:-l.wf l5Qrw5g1lJ,g.t ing xxzrlcct ,rreetlom or notion. Long body ms well, . '- UW MM ld, !tl,4ll l.'l ,l Q. J' ls t ,YA dl z u if Jig 1 .M rg ' ,4 Plain 'White Shirts ., 60 C 5840-lVhlte cotton ' gil g. 5- ,e sleeveless shirts. Good weight. 1 , SIZES: 28 to 42. State size. ' Shlpplugweight, auch, 7 ounces. 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Each Heavy Weight All Wool Worsted Tum Lolsjsc S235 Shirts - SIZES: 32 to 42 chest. State slze. G0 C 5826-Whltc Stripes on Navy. 60 C 5828-While Stripes on Maroon, 60 C S821-Orange Stripes on Black. ' S0 C 5829-Old Gold Strlpes on Purple. ' Ea CTI n Team Lots Each, 52.25 Collegiate Basket Ball Pants These nro the new style Basket , ff . BnllP1tnt5 which were so popular 'Eng ' - with college and tmlvcrsity tcmms l last, season. Made ln the bm-at Q.-'iff , W possible manner of strong I -3 , ,if 75 twill material ln rlch last 2 - 'EL 2 . .1 colors. One-inch llanncl -F : stripes down sides of legs. w5 i.,.,2,ttigr .WTI Loosn hanglng, laced-in ht? ,lllg 5111.,'I l fl'l-55:-311-EL pads ultnchctl at waistbon . liaslly rcmovod lf dcslred. . Button lly-Iront with strap and buckle at vmlst. Curried ln colors um striped to match shirts ahnwn above. Shlpplng weight, 12 nz, SIZES: 28 to 40 wulnl. nxeasure. Knee Pods Gztnvau covemcl. Felt padded. Width llvo elastic bands hold pad ln place. 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'J A P Neath' 1-med in strong handsome. leatheretue case wltlnbeamitul purple . plush lining, highly pollshedbrass trimmings and two -subsmntlal, looks wlth key. Slze oi case. about -22 mens long. 8 inches wide, 2 inches deep. A combination any sportsmnn would proudly show ' to hi friends. , ' , Aczurafe and ,fast shooting rllle with three, Interchangeable' barrels-20. 753 and 3 inclxesf-and ?lii?.l'?i2nf5'?i1Sl i TmTge? 5'.i?1 afL'5E?'l'i!f22e S'?.35?1?lgc'uH1'135g 13fe1'E,'?.',f 5 5,'.f,ind2mb'ne SH '?? ' lsoecfgz-xiii.. ..... . .... ..,..... ..... ..... 923:95 -. ' .que , 1 Xb x rf' ' -V TT 1 'lnl - f. ill ' p -- . Yfnnfrvmz '- -':m 5El1Y:l fg: Wslwlgf 'W M, ', ' ,- ' ' 17Y11!W3i'2Y3EnElj!i ' ' f I Q 'Absolutely' noigxgokda? mlffedwibefnsgmbrmdi 0 Y u 'BBB' 'ogfmessed steeliivgollt handle ,pbalr mlcmwmiiowf sms' mb msn.. 'rmeiwwlesn Black ,Japa.nned'hancIs,z n1ckeled,,ba.uds, lime' ., Ei W ',V'V enang1dledba.l'Iu?1y'.,glgt1i3 ' ' vleglght. I8 Si l'573'f5f Q l doggie? 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FOURTH ROW: Kevin Young, David Rowell, Bruce Larson, Mike Biggs, Ken Morillas, Marty Olson, Rick Cooley, Marie Martin, Kathy Hurlbert. T, , - A. K A 2 '7 . n'6'f 'Q- 121 'ff' 1 T 0. I ,I 'IP' M, Went 4' Fai ff 'V 1 ' 'fl f J 4 vu V, C ,333 gl gfilrii ' ' ifarrgjtjf ,E . Yr 's P ' .1 .t'-Lg? r J, T .: , . 0- 3 ar-- Gjg, L fi EP ,. fp L. The Chorus began their year by pre- senting an annual Christmas Concert. On the fifth of February, 30 people went to Stockton for the Music Clinic, where there were approximately 7,000 other students attending. One month later they went to Selma to compete against other schools, in an attempt for the superior rating. A'Cappel1a received a II rating, and Girls' Chorus received a III rating. This was discouraging to them, for this was their first performing year. To introduce their Spring feelings, they presented a Spring Concert, and ended their year with a field trip to Santa Cruz. The graduating seniors sang at Baccalaureate. o ps -:GW fi 1-'fi' f' Q -.. - P , Q FRONT ROW: Debra Killian Ruth Rodriquez, Larae Wright, Renee Smithcamp, Vicki Vaughan. SECOND ROW: Leslie Harr, Barbara Applegate, Dava Macia, Sandy Ramos, Angie Beltran. THIRD ROW: Tanya Sessoyei, Debra Muse, Sheryl Kee, Terri Williams, Diane Valles. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Lee, Cheryl Barnes, Deborah Meyers, Lana Feis, Cindy Moore. New The one thing that made this year better than all the other years for the band was finally getting new uniforms. To help buy them the band sold Happy Bulletin Boards as well as calendars. Most of the money came from members of the community. The people who donated money were, Rotary Club, Lion's Club, Boosters Club, H.D. Weis, Al Haupt, Pete Haupt, Kerman Motor Parts, Board of Education, Kerman Drug, M. Radavero, and V. F. W. To thank these people for donating money the band put on an hour long concert. Debbie McAfee who plays bass clarinet performed with the All-State Band. This year they performed at Roosevelt High School. This year's officers were, President Joey Sagariballa, Vice- President Rick Cooley, Secretary-Treasurer Pam Cottrell, Representative Larry Georgeson, Reporter Debbie McAfee, and Librarian Michele Hampton. UT. .K ts, 'T Q... 'X 3 -, -fr' . ,. . ' pi., -En TJ: on Y. Ib fi Q 32 ,4 V 5. is we -if Q' fs' , 5 '.f , ffm 5,9 -24 E Y .sp ll. .Mb Am tt, 'ii .Jn V -BJ er W' fi CTM Z 'jx 1 tl! wi I A. up C. .ff , , ,l wx W fi 'il in Q, G Ra ,J fe- Q1 fp ri' ll' -M .ffl QFT .L -sl fs. '. ff' ' .,-, , ., M' Q . L 'W fr .- t- ,- 4' fr' ,f I - Lu. f,-Vu ug: X ill. I a il. '- Q 1? . .xl Gy' '73 ,, LEA, o ' ,Ji A gf' gi ,Q Lf? ws: 1, ,, Tk Wh ' , ,tl W ep ,Q .. Q s' n Q -... C, A - as -55 'Y eff -as -ff 1 gf- W -T, g .Q 0 ,,. ,ff 'gf if fi F - -K he fp , fig in L, qv 3, f qt I if Viv ' si' -R Fx ' F M we M' 0 M 'li ll P .Q it .sf 2 L 4-- H. 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LL! fbi? 2 645 K V 2241-'02 T A E S P PM fe WT 0 XA79 ,4V'2Q,l?fro'rf9-W-faczffo, The Pep Girls started their year off by attending Pep Girl camp in Santa Barbara July 6-10. Camp was XQJ Very beneficial to the group as there were four new members on the squad. The girls were asked to ' QW perform at the San Francisco 49ers football game, August 22, against the New Orlean Saints. The girls VW held several money making events to build up their fund. They held a car wash during the summer, a 'O 9 ' A raffle of gifts donated to them and selling an all purpose cleaner, Civic Pride. They attended an informal competition in November at Riverdale, all the West Sierra League schools were invited. January 15th, they traveled to Reedley Junior College to participate in a large valley competition. There were about 25 schools represented at the gathering. They attended the annual competition in March, at Central High School, their last competition of the year. 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A r 4. . ,-. we ! 'f ' ,Xi ,. , N , fl x, , A ,. 1.-H ,-, ' ,-'?.',', ' xv ' I x . 'EF .1 x. . f, , H2 v . , is -f-Q. 1 X , fav :'R I-' um Rallies Brought pirit to Teams and tudent F RESHMEN February 4, Karen Williams brought the Freshman class into third place with a total of 278 points. The rally was based on a skit when Edith Ann told the crowd about her mother getting ready for the game against Tranquillity. Edith Ann Was played by Carmen Montes. The Freshman class had nymphs who helped the Cheerleaders, Pep Girls, and Twirlettes by collecting pennies that were thrown at them. They also sat in the crowd with several rally viewers. i SOPHOMORES Once again the Sophomore class took last place with 265 points. Their rally began with their mad Cheerleaders and uncoordinated Pep Girls trying to do their routines. Then along came Mack Lazarus, Joe Porto and car buyer, Charles Foster, who tried to buy a broken down miniature 19 72 Ford Mustang. The rally ended with a skit entitled Preparation For The Game , starring a weird creature 'composed of Jeff Glaves and Susan Pivovaroff. Kerman played against the Laton Mustangs that night. Freshmen Had An The Freshman team, headed by Lyle Pedersen, had a fine season. Harry Bryden, the new freshman basketball coach, took the team to a 9-5 finish. The starting line-up was usually Lyle Pedersen, Rocky Couto, Steve Payne, Wesley Rodriquez, and Mike Tomasetti. This team showed some promising talent for the coming years. Wesley, surrounded by teammates, shoots for the basket. Q WU: !!37 I kg, LQ., J. FRONT ROW: Mario Garza, Glenn Alderson, Steve Payne, and Rick Alvarez. SECOND ROW: Ben Monreal, Tony Miranda, Ron Lemky, Rick Smith, Leslie Cottrell, Wesley Rodriquez, Jesse Alvarado, and Edward Perez. BACK ROW: Tim Samaria, Rocky Couto, Rick Teixeira, Lonnie Burrows, Lyle Pedersen, Larry Carlson, Robert Gruce, Mike Tomasetti, Howard Kubo and Coach Harry Bryden. mproved Season Wesley positions himself to shoot. Bicycling antics can't stop Payne Y N w W Managers and Scorekeepers: Top Row: Bruce Larson, Lyle Sh00tS for two. Betsy Appleby, Pam Cottrell, Barbara Smallwood, Blaine Potter and Don Ramirez. Front Row: Diane Yep and David wright. Cliffhangers The J. V. s, coached by John Motta, ended their league play 5-5 and placed fourth. Most of their games were real heart-stoppers , being decided by just a few points. The high scorers of the team were Eddie McNew and Randy Hurst. Other starters of the team were Gary Douglas, Paul Gentry, Leo Cantu and Ruben Gonzales. Gentry and Rocha pray while Glaves shoots. BACK ROW: Coach John Motta, Gary Douglas, Ronnie Thomas, Jeff Glaves, Eddie McNew, Dau Bengel, Randy Hurst and Ruben Gonzales. FRONT ROW: Rick Espino, Hector Ramirez, Harvey Pacheco, Scott Weis, Leo Cantu and Raymond Gutierrez. pified J .V. Season McNew battles for the tip. SCORES 3 8 Coalinga 33 Fowler 46 Parlier 3 8 Orosi 3 8 Immanuel 52 Immanuel 3 6 Riverdale 33 Tranquillity 43 ikAvena1 44 'Caruthers 3 9 :Laton 3 1 'Riverdale 3 7 Tranquillity 44 'kAvenal 42 'Caruthers 3 9 'Laton 'Denotes League Games Hurst goes for two. Bengel heads down court Lack of Depth SCGRES Kerman Opponent 40 Coalinga 46 3 2 Fowler 4 5 40 Sierra 70 45 Sanger 55 52 Kingsb urg 43 44 Parlier 5 1 5 7 Linds ey 75 69 Woodlake 60 4 7 Or os i 43 3 9 Immanuel 54 50 'Riverdale 59 45 'Tranquillity 57 59 5 Avenal 56 57 4'Caruthers 76 5 8 3 Laton 7 1 56 1'Riverdale 84 18 'Tranquillity 36 75 'Avenal 55 55 :Caruthers 5 7 44 :FLaton 50 , Denotes League Games FRONT ROW: Carl Knowles, Steve Miller, Dave Zumwalt, Carlos Crabtree and George Perez. 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Gary Douglas Don Drake Steve Duran Kathleen Elms Pat Enriquez Lorraine Erickson Blas Escamilla Ninfa Escami lla Hermilo Escobedo Ysabela Escobedo Seated: Secretary Tanya Vinogradoff, President Diane Yep, Social Chairman Betsy Appleby, Representatlve Susan Zumwalt, Rally Chairman Rhonda Smith. Standing: Vice-President Jesse Juarez, Sgt. at Arms Gary Douglas, Treas urer Nancy Perry and Representatives John Lutz and Rod Stilson Sophomores Took The 'Q W y 'Kg j5:ff 'a 'Y 1 3 Q' 8. A , 'E I 54 , Q lf' 1.51 Le , -42' ' 6 av -9 Anthia. Esquibel Lana Feis Charles Foster Dora Garza Paul Gentry Jeff Glaves Antonio Gomez MaryLou Gonzalez Ruben Gonzales Ruben Gonzales Mary Goosev Tony Grady Joey Graham Randy Graves Patricia Griffin Joe Gruce Fernando Guadarrama. Raymond Gutierrze Bill Haupt Sheila Haupt Sheryl Harris i u --.-ajf.:-if. 'Y ij-' , .X W ' W , V X F 'Q lj' In 4. ' an e , .f 1 ' . -Q- . ace Behind The Whee 5 Fi e V .f b 3. ff ' R 1 '- in Z 1 X , S v t 3 . -- 4 . fn--:fer 3 - L, 1 1. , ,. . gitfvl S., V 0 S- A I' is U' , X 1 km- f iq gf' V e X, N is ' ' 'H Es! , -y '. K -L , -,, Gerald Helmuth Jeff Helmuth Cathy Henriksen Margaret Hernandez Pamela Howery Bill Hurlbert Randy Hurst Ruben Hurtado Diana James Gloria Jimenez Jesse Juarez Sheryl Kee Jack Kochergen Mike Kurnosoff Steve Koleen Mamas Lazalde Judy Leer 'P lk, ki: Q r 'nf ex rf F' ,t ,Sm A Q Cynthxa Lzndsey John Lutz Dava Macia Sophomores Got Hooked o .ga I 3 1.5: -1 S ' Iliff ., - .f.. , J we E HJ 1 gr Q 5' , Q J Q I Y W . 49 Erme Magaua Marcelino Morales Kay Martin '-' Q o f ' Q if ' I ' ' F ,ev , M V 5 1 xl if V N lx Sal ' 'if 54. iv in 15 i M x 4 1 1 2 5 T 5. Louis Martinez Juanita Martinez Mark McAfee 4 A M 1, Q g QNV, ,silky ,, - v l l a ll Steve McClure Adella McElroy Elma Mejia , EZSEE 1 ,A Q e ee, W m f x in if i '1- Y 1- 7 ui, . M ., o, o ,il gh , ., Q'e 4' fm , X ,,,. 5 ,T ix! if .-f , Q A . Q f X X H ' V - .2 igiiflfff' ,' 3 John Mendoza James Mendrin Lupe Mercado Tim Miller Cindy Moore Rose Montero Norma Morales Houston Morris Joyce Motta Ken Owen : o XX V 'J . L Y' Elvia Pacheco Harvey Pacheco Josie Padilla Dan Pendergraft Martha Perez Dances v Q X 1 Nancy Perry Steve Perry Margaret Pimental Connie Piilvon Debbie Pitts -9 .... ,rs ' -..:- L I 'A X f '7 ' 'ffiff 'M 4 m i A V ? - . hi 5 I' ' 5 H. , :ll V -7 ,, . W V V 2' . ...teffv ' E Susan Pivovaroff Joe Porto Blaine Potter Juana Prieto Gilbert Quintana cf? Lucio Quiroz Jim Ramer Bertha Rendon Ken Robertson Ruth Rodriguez Alberto Rivera Ray Rocha Joy Ronspiez SUV sv Y 9 W Q 1 ig Q W iv mfg? .Q Ei 4 :iw 1 We 5.1 1 1 f l -ffif-QR -1 f N X, X yr' 4 W ie LN e 9 3 Q L i -47-5 Q Db i 1 1 Q 'I A lshk Susan Rose Tommy Sauceda Rhonda Smith Greg Ruud Elaine Scarborough Renee Smithcamp Louise Samaniego Steve Schroer Ricci Snow Ken Samarin Debbie Shelton Maria Soliz Sally Sanchez Susan Silva John Soliz Sophomore Gir lf 4 1, 14 iam ,gr l R ' ? Q v 1n'1W f H, 1 ,gl J , .x ,. , A i 1 fi - ff. S ll . 4 5 9 1, I A ' 1 'S -, ,, -' no 'X 'I H a - Y , Q . -'-, EE' - W , Q 1.1 -i I ie 1, +3 Q T: ' 1, JL '- 'oi' . I I I V, iv.. It--1, Y Y In lr? Q J' ' - ' . LN-.,,-' ,V .Y , 5 f 4-, ,::i z,-5, '1?ii:I' , - , l x. V be e -'1 S Debbie Souza Rod Stilson Don Sullivan Willie Tapia Terry Spain Shirley Stotts Tanya Susoeff Debbie Taylor l ad to Do it ll y , r 'Z' fi A , e-q i 1. A in H , Wm .Q J, .- ., I gg, e lf! J n W 2 W ' El I f A Q31 All A J. R' sw M e J A' ,,.,k - gf' ., .'-A :.. , V K l ' .ffl QJ ' 5' ' i L' i. ' ll. ,XX X all 5 Q li . 1 . K . G Q Robert Welch Terri Williams LaRae Wright Larry Wright Diana Yep Susan Zumwalt 5.1-,z'Q' Vicki Vaughan Tanya Vinogradoif Steve VonFlue Tom Wall Martha Walls Mary Walls Donna Weathe rson Scott Weis Mary Tehin Eddie Thompson Larry Tripp Jennie Trujillo Sylvia Trujillo .,-X Teachers Exchanged Ideas and Facts With Students I Miss Bomiie Brinkman. . . English X Explanations for a lot of things - . 4 ' Mr. Hector Contreras. . . Spanish Taking a little tennis now and then Mr. Lee Weppler. . . Social Science Trying to meet pressing deadlines w w N H I ' 1 'N I. Mr. John Motta. . . Social Science Mr. James Ragan. . . History Little Big Man Making short stories long 1 f lD 'H H 11 dilvff we lT'fjL?s 'f:1 -. r, 'qfgvw bfizxgii ,Z 3.-I Q LL., Li' 3- if ES: ... ...vas Teachers and T eachin Mr. George Poplin. . . Business Mr. Harry Bryden. . . Physical Science Bruno vs. Poplin and the FBI Is football really a physical science ? MQ L.: A 51 1- el 'Ha- fileg? 'V I 1 'J ',3fifif,'g9 igfyv' W' T TS All Mrs, Bea Tellyer. . . Business Miss Nona Johnson. . . Reading Make a face Aunt B Helping kids make up for lost time. ,..f:g, l fy- ,,,,..... ,.,.,..- ,.,,.,..- -,,,...-,.. ,,,,...-1- -lf! .....-I -Tj..- f-' JH., L,--- .1-f-4-4 f ,J Q gi-'fi YI, , 53 hanged Through the Years Robert Knowles. . . Agriculture Mr. Jim Seay. . . Science in loud speaker experiments that always worked before Mr. Howard Knapp. . . Math Mr. Arlon Shubert. . . Agriculture Great White Fly Hunter Quiet as nature Mr. David Wilde. . . Biology To be a wrestler you gotta be Wi1de People Fir st Then Teachers Mrs. Helen Moore, . . Music Her graceful stance Mr. Robert Caid. . . Special Education Helps students smooth out their problems ef Mr. Jim Reynolds. . ucation. Whooping it up with Red Mr. Ron Reinhardt. . . Nails, sawdust, hammer, Mrs. Cheryl Bird. . . Physical Education Womens' Rights in Sports Mrs. Nerma Slate. . . Home Economics After the goodies, clean up the mess 4- -v-W --Y -1--1 sf WW ZWQQ if Mr, Ralph Cayler. . . Band Playing Rock-Around-the-Clock Mr. Allen Marcucci. . .Auto shop If you can't use it. . .weld it 111 x 11, 1. Mr. Paul Dalzell. . .Art The Paint Conserver -gf - 9' 'Q l 5 4, Q-Q' ,All of Our Auto- , ' H - mobiles are - xg., -,Q 'Q 355 I 2.Q5x,4f ,51F1 ?'., mmm Q Equipped with l lb' Gi' :.c,o,4. -- - N nstrument x. ., f f. 'gy N' If ' alkiiv' , 6 Boards . 2. Eff - ' -- M , N -fkx , ummm. A ' 5135 ' - Y , N FQ' 2 52 5 X fl if E W H- Cf -fi 5 - , W EXTRA : ffm m'mmeH'iff'4f 'f1 WH-EEL S157 55 .. .. A lllll.. with adjustable ol! with wp , 1 1 ,,- ,l x, .,. -A ., l,l, A , Jgigig-pg' and --on-' my..-ing H011 -NRE A wg? , i1llM5g,13 ,4 k A 331 gg-K 7 gaugeand mecenggneed- COVER' 'v , mlmgh pig' ' 'E Wufjg F e,2:f,'e:,,0v:a? fl1igc10:k l ww. lil .R SSH la ff ' 7 an B- Al ii ' il 5ri:'nl'i' ' A ,A ., Af- X. 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The earnings were used for funding their trip to Reedley College. Photo Photo Club was sponsored by Mr. Jim Seay. He helped interested students to take better pictures with advanced cameras, techniques, and the basic ele- ments of developing. During the lunch hour on Thursdays, a slide show was presented on Advanced Photographyf' which was presented for the entire student body. During the second semester Photo Club presented 2 Photography awards spon- sored by the Kodak! Scholastic Photo Awards, and photography exhibits en- titled Impressions of Yosemite. The KodakfScholastic Photo Awards presented Exhibit 71. It consisted of 45 prize- winning prints selected by judges of the 1971 Scholastic Photography Awards, conducted by Scholastic Magazines Inc. and sponsored by Eastman Kodak Co. Jim and Mr. Seay discuss a new picture New Edition Front Row: Kathy Kubo, Debora MRke, , Brian Lambrecht, Susan Kiseloff, and Mary Tehin. Second Row: Bob Pederson, Nancy Delarmj Sharon Lindsey, Marti Cowan, Vicki Samarin, Cheryl Homen, Deborah McAfee, and Sandy Molatore. Third Row: Jim Miller, Russel Schiedt, Kathy Goosev, Patty Nazaroff, Jacque Ramirez, Stella Garcia, Rick Cooley, Carol Nale, Linda Henriksen, Vicki Pinheiro, Roxanne Vessels, Michele Hampton, and Harriette Pedersen. Fourth Row: Pam Quodala, Carolyn Miller, Darrell Yates, and Donald Ramirez. Cycling Highllhte This year Excalibur experienced a variety of activities. A hockey game, a motorcycle outing and fishing trip to Lost Lake, and its annual overnight fishing trip kept the members busy. The club President, Steve Miller, and sponsors Mr. Lee Weppler and Mr. Allen Marcucci kept the club rolling with things to do. Once again the club sold school decals as their money making project. The club also had it's annual bar-b-que party at the end of the year. ii 1 f f if r xi it ll 4 X Ai MW get 211:11 ?x 1' T f Ng, S I: i Steve Rowell and Steve Miller hit the smorgy. Front Row: Jim Miller, Ken Kountz, Yutaka Suzukawa, Tim Samarin, Brian Lambrecht, Howard Kubo, Dan Alvarez, Gerald Helmuth Mike West, and Don Kountz. Back Row: Sponsor Mr. Lee Weppler, Steve Miller, Mike Chernekoi, Steve Rowell, Ernie Montoy, Lyle Pedersen, Ken Samarin, Bob Kubo, Ron Delarrn, Blaine Potter, and Sponsor Mr. Allen Marcucci. Not pictured: Mike Caetano. r' rf 'I 'Y -ugvi. K ,A 4 W . N if .ff -- . 'x-'ffffv ., , 5, . 1-,'.ig.:. m Q l.. QY I 2 x -Af--1 lfff L3 if .gl ,1.'9.x . 4 Ml.. QT-'N K1 'v A y 11 'En w X1-S. -A. , F, ,Wig ,W - 1 :,ixf -' W'----gl, W 2 Q,.....55 - H -ff .. : 1- , ' if mafmfww -.fk -V V yitkxj H' W ,Q ,V Xi- 3, X ! ff ., qi f-., p ' , Qian, mx as A Q .1-. . - ffl' -57 .g9P'l.b A1 ' 1 lvl ,. , .. 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SECOND ROW: Sandra Stidham, Angie Beltran, Josephine Trevino, Glenda Dawson, Carolyn Miller, Tanya Susoeff, Yolanda Pacheco, Sheila Haupt, and Susan Pivovarolif. THIRD ROW: Pauline Escamilla, Sylvia Rodriguez, Sheryl Kee, Juanita Martinez, Joyce Motta, Erxnelinda Sanchez, and Mercy Suarez. . .A. Got Acquainted . This year the Future Nurses were one of the less active clubs of our school. The members '57 of the club got to know their new sponsor, Miss Nona Johnson, and found her very friendly and exciting. fn QV 95451221 3 X if 'S fx 1 O G' X V7 pl 9' ' 'JS' s ,fx :ZX , TJB 17 U3 NUX Q, 'LQ if XJ U' N we 4 '9 K5 X . ix Ov X5 N be Nev- N13 bp 95' ,, A P5 59 VCL? Q5 I ,lf BNP QU if Sk Cf. 5 J 3 il' a .4'O PQ X Q 4- gf N V D ij! Q A pil xp X X - XF' 33 L, qt, . ,L 4- ' . L3 ,SZ C Lxa 53 ii O? X XA 3 ff Sow x G' QT ll - uf f X 1 S VL X x , is if Q! v X SV -ef we ef f Q3 as 5' N' 5 X, 7 f'Qf K-uw 6J . if XQ G. 3 l . C X Q an vp j 'X FU -gg-Cd V XL J. Q. QUE KJ ff HS' Xl. 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With New ponsor l SEATED: Annie Montes, Sandy Ramos, Carol Nale, Yolanda Pacheco, and Sally Dominguez. STANDING: Pauline Escamilla, Sylvia Rodriguez, Vera Bogdanov, Tanya Susoeff, Sheryl Kee, Debbie McAfee, Susan Pivovaroff, and Mercy Suarez . .F.B.L.A. Was n The Go The Future Business Leaders of America, under the leadership of President Sharon Lindsey, had a busy year. The club startedthe year off by having a bake sale and selling candles. In Jan- .uary, they toured Berven Rug Mill in Fresno and observed how carpet is sewn, dyed and cut. Later in the yeanseveral members attended the Winter Conference in Caruthers. Those who attended entered such contests as typing, spelling, short- hand, and bookkeeping. After the Winter Con- ference, some members attended the State Con- vention in Anaheim. There they observed parlia- mentary procedure and the Mr, and Miss FBLA pageant. The Future Teachers of America had a very unproductive year. The club planned several activities but were unable to organize them due to the lack of enthusiasm. At the last minute however, they sponsored a.Senior Teacher Day and a field trip to Fresno State College. Next year the club hopes to be- come more active and have more enthusiasm. Linda and Carl watch the rug fibers as they go toward the weaving machine. F .T.A. Lacked Front Row: Vicki Vaughan, Rain Quogga, Besty Appleby Cindy Carlson Susan Kiseloff, Carla Nielsen, Frances Heeren, Lori Herman Second Row: Susan Pivaroff, Carol Nale, Mary Goosev, Cathy Henrikson Diane Yep, Vicki Samarin, Patty Nazaroff, Janice Martin Rage, - Third Row: Mr. Knapp, Nicki Bechkoff, Diane Motto, Terri Herman Beverly Bengel, Michele Hampton, Cheryl Homen,' Linda Henriksen Kathy Goosev, Janet Lanfranco. be-MZ' 190095 Sandy M012t01'e as HGW Vice FRONT ROW: Annie Montes, Angie Beltran, Sharon Lindsey, Vera. Bogdanov. SECOND ROW: Rene Srnithcainp, Sandy Ramos, Karen Williams, Carmen Montes Kay Thomas. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Bea Tellyerg Patsy Smart, Yolanda Pacheco, P ' ' lio, Carl Boyd, Sponsor, Mr. George Poplin. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Molatore Uffhu Sl II1 U N nv? Forensics Student Forensics officers look over a schedule of events. Experienced speakers returned to aid novices and help the new Forensics coach, Mr. Goossen, run the class. Despite cold, foggy Weather, students traveled to Fresno high schools early Saturday mornings to participate in de- bate and individuals' tournaments. Karen Ciapessoni and Keith Wilcox again joined forces to form a Very strong Varsity debate team. Promising freshmen debators were Debbie Killian and Brian Lambrecht. Three Forensics Club members won honors in Impromp speaking. Carla Nielsen, Susan Kiseloi, and Karen Ciapessoni, were finalists in the Red Wood competition. The club planned to end the year with their annual Bass Lake trip. Members Joined Initiates In FRONT ROW: Debbi Stilson, Moses Gonzalez, so , ran , Betsy Appleby, Patty Nazaroff, Vicki Samarin, Carol Nale, Vicki Vaughan, Janice Martin, Mary Tehin, , and Nicholette Bechkoff. SECOND ROW Kathy Kubo, Sr. Hector Contreras, Bruce Edwards, Linda Henriksen, Cindy Carlson, Mary Goosev, Cathy Henrikson, Diana Yep, Lori Herman, Ruth Rodriguez, and Diana Motto. THIRD ROW: Donald Ramirez, Rick Cooley, Susan Kiseloff, Carla Nielsen, Jon West, Tree, Debra Pitts, Jeff Mitchell, Frances Heeren, , and Bill Seney. NOT PICTURED: Debbi Buttke, Marti Cowan, and Glenn Wong. xv-I NU fX poke ut vgv LJ Y' FRONT ROW: , Louise Samaniego, Diane Bedwell, Mary Tehin, Susan Kiseloff, Jeff Mitchell, and Carla Nielsen. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Enns, Jill West, Mary Walls, Martha Walls, Janet Delarm, Vicki Samarin, Ja ' e Martin, and Cheryl Bloom. THIRD ROW: Karen Ciapessoni, Susan Zurnwalt, Cynthia Lindsey, Keith Wilcox, Brian Larnbrecht, Greg Ruud, Marty Olson, Cheryl Homen, and Mr. Goossen. BACK ROW: Sally Dominguez, Cathy Henriksen, Nancy Perry, Linda Henriksen, Debbie Killian, Eloise Gomez, Grace Trevino, and Pam Birdsell. Initiation was the highpoint for this year's Spanish Club. Fourteen rolling rituals. The club continued the custom of quizing the initiates in Spanish While wearing a large sombrero. Interest for a taco stand for Homecoming, a faculty-student basketball game, and a homemade movie featuring the members, was expressed by the club and the M I K i S t new members were initiated by pudding-smearing and marshmellow- sponsor, Sr. Contreras. no In Try it! You'll like it. -KN 1nAuu--wx -nazi-ww--5-mmnzgn C.S. . Went To Frisco On March 16 and 17, a group of C. S. F. 'ers, along with Mr. Jim Seay and Miss Mary Bowen, went to San Francisco to tour the campus of Stanford University. Also the group of students were given time to look through San Francisco and to see what ever they wanted. Riding cable cars and climbing hilly roads were main attractions the kids observed. ' Qysff S5 4 if lbs' DU Q5 f A Q .J Lf S A QJ tygfm O C it W9 il WW l f2.ifQtJjQQmj. Q - f?jffnisfeseii35E?g,iii5g'2 Sight-seeing in San Francisco proved to be exciting for C. S. F. 'ers. ,A p ans ,X '. 1? r f Y4' r 76 Members at the meeting listen attentively to get an idea of the c1ub's future 1 . Vi Fall Semester: Front Row- Lana Fels a Susan Kiseloff, Carla ielsou and Linda Henrikson. A fx 'N.. Spring Semester: TOP ROW-Jerry Knouf, Howard Kubo, Gerald Neuwirth, Debbie Subotich, Keith Wilcox, Janice Martin, Lori Herman, Bob Kubo, and David Walls. SECOND ROW: David Wilcox, Yutaka Suzakawa, Glen Wong, Bruce Edwards,'Caro1 Nale, Paula LeBeuf, Frances Heeren, Debbie Nord, and Denell Pacini. KNEELING: Mr. Seay, Kathy Kubo, Linda Henriksen, Cathy Henriksen, Carla Nielsen, and Susan Kiseloff. SITTING: Cindy Carlson, Diana Yep, Sharon Crane, and Steve Van Hoorebeke. V V I V V ML ji' mum.. ' - ' -llW!1H ' it zf- . S -it Second Row-Kathleen Enns, Mary Tehin, Carol Nale, Janice Martin, Vicki Samarin, Kathy Kubo and Larry Silva. Third Row-DiarEfYEpf Cathy Henrikson, Judy Cardwell, Marti Cowan, Kathy Goosey, Karen Ciapessoni, qmpsgm Pat Perry, Debbie Subotich, Gerald Neuwirth, Keith Wilcox and Mr. Jim Seay. Fourth Row-Steve Kister, Carl Knowles, Glen Wong, Yutaka Suzakawa and Bob Kubo. Mr. Seay fSponsorJ goes over some C.S. F. plans before a meeting with officers Kathy Kubo, Marti Cowan and Judy Cardwell. UMAS Was Something E se 'Q ., ' , 5 V4 ' .2 ,Q A ,5 . 1 is 4 M 5 Era: M f. u M eva f ,Ii-V, K i V . in fu ii C - 4 Officers and Sponsor-Mr. John Motta. The United Mexican American Club was very successful by sponsoring one of the more profitable dances of the The January dance was a big money maker. year. They planned a field trip to Yosemite in the spring. FRONT ROW: Sally Dominguez, Elma Mejia, Angie Beltran, Carol Nale, Virginia Beltran, Janet Delarm, Sandy Ramos. SECOND ROW: Lisa Gomez, Stella Garcia, Evelyn Alvarado, Norma Gonzales, and Annie Montes. THIRD ROW: Yolando Pacheco, Janie Casas, Virginia Altamirano, Mercy Suarez, Carmen Montes, Stella Arredondo, Sylvia Trujillo, Anita Juarez, Ramona Garcia, Connie Castro, Susie Altamirano, and Mr. Motta. FOURTH ROW: Rudy Marquez, Joe Prieto, Leopoldo Cantu, Ruben Gonzales, Ricky Espino, George Perez, Raul Garza, Hector Ramirez, Ray Gutierrez, and Mike Arredondo. A, Lettermen Had Slow Start This year the Varsity Lettermen got off to a slow start, with their only activity in the first semester being the sale of programs for most of the football season. The second semester brought the drawing up of their new constitution and a little more active group. The Lettermen sponsored a Jr. High Basketball Tournament, and ended the year with their annual swim party and Bar-B-Que. Front Row George Weis Iloug Knouf David Zumwalt Warren Shubin, Mike Teixeira, Bruno Lometti, and Keith Wilcox. Middle Row Ken Lea Jim n r, cott Foth, and Lang DuBois. Top Row: John Kaznpschmidt, Steve Rowell, Steve Kister lW ml W -Y m Y'-'? ' - ' G.A. . Worke This year's G. A. A. combined work and play. Besides playing the year away at playdays with other schools, the members of G. A. A. had an enchilada dinner, a New Years Dance, Blossom Day Festivities, and hosted a swimming playday at Kerchoff Park. Hardwork and cooperation accounted for an enjoyable year. Front row: Susan Wall, Susan Kiseloff, Vicki Samarin, Diane Ostergaard, Betsy Appleby, Debbi Stilson, Becky Botelho, Virginia Altamirano, Annie Montes, and Sandy Ramos. Second row: Mrs. Cheryl Bird, Linda Henrikson, Gloria Nino, Cheryl Homen, Harriette Pedersen, Diana Motta, Nicci Bechkoff, Connie Burdine, Michele Hampton, and Sally Dominguez. Third row: Pat Perry, Karen Dimmick, Linda Caprioglio, Sandy Molatore, Patty , Pam Cottrell, Debbie Bell, Pam Quodala, Kathy Goosev, and Marti Cowan. Fourth row: Mary Tehin, Susan Zumwalt, Jamie May, Gail Coleman, Janet Homen, Pat Hardy, Kathleen Enns, Vicki Vaughan, and Vicki Pinheiro. Fifth row: Diana Yep, Susan Rose, Cindy Carlson, Mary Goosev, Louise Samaniego, Janet Delarm, Susan Perry, Patti Allen and Irma Armstrong. Sixth row: Tanya Vinogradoff, Nancy Perry, Cathy Henriksen, Rhonda Smith, Cynthia Lindsey, Debbie Pitts, and Dorothy Lee. President Vicki Pinheiro and Sponsor Mrs. Cheryl Bird Q JY' nd Played Kerman Win VARSITY: Standing, Mike Teixiera, Warren Shubin, Jim Toste, Scott Foth, Joe Rodriquez, Mike Biggs, and Coach Kneeling: Norman Furtado, Raul Garza, Mark Wilcox, Danny Alvarez, and Jeff Mitchell. , SUMMARY OFTOURNAMENTS LEAGUE Raul Garza Mark Wilcox Joel Rendou Jeff Mitchell Mike Teixiera Warren Shubin Jim Toste Scott Foth Ted Reynolds Dan Nikitin 2nd 3rd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd ls t 2nd ls t 2nd 3 rd Mike attempts to take Joel down. ea gue Tournament Scott tries to put a guillotine on Ted. Coach Dave Wilde's wrestlers tied for first place Kerman came off with nine men making divisionals. Eleven Lions received two firsts, Warren Shubin 145, and Scott Foth 165, seven seconds, and two thirds. In league matches, Kerman placed third. Awards this year went to: Warren Shubin, Most Valuable Wrestlerg Scott Foth, Most Inspirational, Varsityg Juan Rendon, Most Improved, J. V. g and Dave Wilcox Most Improved Wrestler. J .V. 's: Standing, Glenn Foth, Joe Furtado, Mike Gozdiff, Ted Reynolds, Dan Nikitin, and Coach Wilde. Kneeling: Mike Ramer, Dave Wilcox, Joel Rendon, Juan Rendon, and Ralph McGary. with Tranquillity at the League Tournament held here. 9 Juniors Put Up Wit Jessie Acosta Patti Allen Danny Alvarez Evelyn Alvarado Helen Amavisca. Sally Apolinar Cheryl Barnes Debra Bell Trinidild Beltran Diane Bedwell Bill Bogdanov Becky Bowlho Billie Brannum Danny Brewer Donna Brown Virginia Burciaga Zenaida Bustamante Debora Buttke Leopoldo Cantu Ramiro Cantu Linda Caprloglio Fernando Cardosa STANDING VICIQ Samann, Rep Sue Rep., Ken Lea, Sgt at Arms , Pat Social Ch2.11'1D.2.I1, Becky Botelho Rep enior Harassment Pam Quodala, Rally Chairman, Judy Cardwell Mike Carver John Casas Mike Chernekoff Goosev, Vice-President, Stephen Miller, Treasurer. Geneieve Madrid, Secretary, Marti Karen Yvonne Gail Michael Conley Marti Cowan Ronald Delarm Donald Denny Josie Duran Dave Durbahn Marty Egurrola Esther Escamilla Jessie Escamilla Ricky Espino Ralph Espino Linda Farrell Esperanza Flores Manuel Flores Scott Foth 'ftp ,Q , r Q M rr' Wiz I M f ' - ' nl ' K., , W 7 -. .,.. Hot Pants Brough ,V , , Stella Garcia. . 1 ' Abel Garza 545:4- Ramon Garza Cindy Glass Moses Gonzales Katharina Goosev .. .-Q 1 , ' J J -- , . . , . V gn, Q: n ' , gi at ' f Y ,,A, z ' Tw 1 ,ff ' T .ZS QQ: -- f , W 'T 1 x YH it i Q' K J f F1 Mike Gozdif Justin Grady Elizabeth Griffin Pat Hardy? Steve Harris 33.'Lances,Heeren Lori Herman Janet Homen Kathy Hurlbert Linda Hurlbert Anita Juarez John Kampschmidt rouble To Juniors Genevia Killen John Killen Susan Kiseloff Ken Kountz Bob Kubo Gloria Larralde d J' A Bruce Larson Ken Lea. Donna Leer Sharon Lindsey Bruno Lometti Rocky Lowe Geneieve Madrid Sandra Madron Janice Martin Regina Martinez Jamie May Eddie McNew S A T Tests Discourag Juan Marcado Mike Mercer Linda Meza Dianne Mikkelsen Carolyn Miller Stephen Miller Dewayne Milton Sandy Molatore Mary Montero Ernie Montoy Sue Morgan Paulette Muse Carla Nielsen Patty N B aroff :-. F' gif Y ' .- 5' .1 5 Y A ' A X V' X31 .X Q K Daniel Nazaroi Dan Nikitin Gloria Nino John Oaks Sandy Oberg Margie Orona an Juniors Phillips Dan Porto Allen Posey Jer 1.1 Ronald Quiad John Quintana m Diane Ostergaard Stan Patterson Gwen Peudergraft Evelina Perez George Perez Susan Perry K 'i S W ff' xo 89 Juniors Raffled I Q , 9-: 'x Carol Ragsdale Jacque Ramirez Joel Rendon J uan Rendon Tamara. Reno Vickie Reyes Carlos Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez Kim Rose David Rowell Regina Sagariballa Clark Salenik Vicki Samaria Donald Slumberger Barbara Smallwood Robert Smith Brenda Smithcamp ystery Box iw-4 Danny Snyder Sandra Stidham Mike Teixeira Jay Thoma. Patty Thompson Ronnie Tomasetti James Toste Josephine Trevino Louie Trujillo Gloria Valdez Karen Velarde Uriy Vinogradoi Richard Weatherson Mike West Mark Wilcox Ann Wilkerson Pete Williams Ray Wright New Members J oine On this year's staif there were three new faces. People that were important to the existence of our school. One of the new faces was Mrs. Inella Brown, who did her part in keeping the cam- pus clean for us. The second face was Mr. Wayne Taylor who helped with the transporting of the out of town students to our cam- pus, and to out of town activities. The last new arrival was Miss Lois Wilson, who helped keep the students records in order. These new people helped students at Kerman High have a school they could be proud of and enjoy. Lois Wilson Attendance Secretary Nanci Sellers Secretary C, T. Woody Wood Supervisor of Maintenance Irene Peterson Bookkeeper r x l W -X :ft , X I 'Y w H.S. Staff Cooks: Mae Hansen, Dora Gomas, Olga Funkner an ,lK412l --B. Qlvvqa Custodians and Bus Drivers: Glen Clothier, Leonard Carpenter, Bennett Hatcher, Inella Brown, Howard Thomas, Wayne Taylor, and Ernest Curtis. ..... ' -? M0 S J S5221 W I X.fmf I x lj Xf 5 xl 4G- X- r A :VX '. BJ DV' 5 , , . 'o'x:C, +-Y . 27 ' -I i Bath Tub .X lg, ,X L sx fgal . . If Q f Nflffg' 5 if' ?'TQ'i i'i3'5 F , Q1 M ' , l 1 -2 -X. 742211111 ' fix f l - NN Q-auf'-'55- ' . :A-1 -5.15-X. 1 '-rf-12 -, ,f--31.32 . - X. anahtriigxmic: XX. ' I , , Q , E' me-nefmx X.. .... .--f-----.- 1 W X H, ...... .5 Y Dnind X. .X . X Y .7 'N 0 D X U- X xx ', ., we I X, X X X fx F ,D '-QLD' AYNTNX ml xT X, ch! A 1M'X.1':,q- T, ,, 5 gh, .3 ' X' 1 V9 1 - 7, ,. L ' xii- . 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Mr. Seay instructs Ronnie Delarm, Ernie Montoy and Photography Editor Jim Miller on the use of the camera. LAB? W P',,p 5 .xp 5, Q, CD ,I Don Ramirez and Vicki Samarin discuss layout all roke Tradition Yearbook Editor Linda Henriksen points out her deadline to Mr. Weppler. Jon West, Page Editor, looks over the work while Carolyn Miller and Sharon Lindsey type up new ideas. Business Manager Vicld Pinheiro helps Janet Homen with ad receipts. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATIO Sponsor: Mr. Jim Seay Vice-President: Judy Cardwell Secretary-Treasurer: Marti Co Representative: Bruce Edwards President: Kathy Kubo EXCALIBUR Sponsor: Mr. Lee Weppler Mr. Ron Reinhardt President: Steve Miller : ,lim Miller Secretary-Treasurer: Mike West Representative: Bob Kubo Senior Representative: Yutaka Suzukawa S431 : Ax pepre gn Gera elmut Freshman Representative: Howard Kubo FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sponsor: Mrs. Nerma Slate President: Carol Nale Vice-President: Donna Weatherson Secretary: Annie Montes Treasurer: Vera Bogdanoff Representative: Patty Thompson FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Sponsor: Miss Nona Johnson President: Annie Montes Vice-President: Sally Dominguez Secretary-Treasurer: Sandy Ramos Representative: Yolanda Pacheco PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Jim Seay Eresident,-Y :Em Miller Vice-President: Rick Cooley Secretary: Susan Kiseloff Treasurer: Michele Hampton Sargeant of Arms: Russell Scheidt Representative: Darrell Yates Who's Who A ,L Student Council LIBRARY Sponsor: Mrs. Pearl Cochran President: Carol Nale Vice-President: Debbie Birdsell Secretary: Janet Delarm Treasurer: Janie Casas Representative: Vicki Reyes FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sponsor: Mr. Arlon Schubert Mr. Robert Knowles President: Russell Scheidt Vice-President: Scott Foth H Secretary: Mike West Treasurer: Ken Lea Sentinel: Ron Garcia Reporter: Carl Knowles Chaplin: Ken Samarin . .H.S. C LU B Mr. Hector Contreras rm Wong T easurer. Marti Cowan Vicki: Samarin ' Af' of Arms: Bill Seney Ley 1. . Mr. David Wilde Bruno Lometti DuBois -f,,,.,. Joe Gutierrez GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Sponsor: Mrs. Cheryl Bird President: Vi ' ' 7 , Vice-President: Sandy Ramos Secretary: Linda Henrikson Treasurer: Kathy Kubo Point Commissioner: Diana Yep Representative: Irma Armstrong UNITED MEXICAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS Sponsor: Mr. John Motta President: Ramona Garcia Vice-President: Annie Montes Secretary: Sandy Ramos Treasurer: Anita Juarez Representative: Rudy Marquez FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Sponsor: Mr. George Poplin Mrs. Beatrice Tellyer President: Sharon Lindsey Vice-Presi en: ngie e tran Secretary: Annie Montes Treasurer: Vera Bogdanoff Representative: Sandy Ramos 545-r. A-r Pczms 2 P.'r FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsor: Mr. Howard Knapp President: Carla Nielsen Vice-President: Kathy Goosev Secretary: . Treasurer: Linda Henrikson Representative: Frances Heeren Sargeant of Arms: Diana Yep NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE Sponsor: Mr, Ed Goossen President: Susan Kiseloff Vice-President: Jeff Mitchell Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Tehin Representative: Diana Bedwell hich Comic Character D 'E ,au- Senior Class Executives: Standing: Angie Rios, Vicki Pinheiro, Steve Kister, and Nancy Delarm. Sitting: Dean Priest, Pat Perry, Debbie Subotich, Karen Dimmick, and George Weis. DARLENE BASCUE Dennis the Menace PAT BAUER Blondie NICCI BECHKOFF Mickey Mouse DEBORAH BOTELHO Road Runne1 ' CHARLES BOUSHELE Superman JERRY BREWER Donald Duck ei? ou Miss The Most? E MATT ABERCROMBIE Little Anny Fanny VIRGINIA ALTAMIRANO Mickey Mouse BARBARA APPLEGATE Pink Panther JRMA ARMSTRONG Mickey Mouse GEORGE ARREDONDO Itchy Rat MICHAEL BACORN Yogi Bear ANGIE BELTRAN Little Orphan Annie BEVERLY BENGEL Porky Pig MIKE BIGGS Dick Tracy DALE BROCK npopeyen GARY BUCHNOFF Dick Tracy CONNIE BURDINE Li1' Abner, Daisy Mae JUAN CAMERENA Highwaters JANIE CASAS Era of Long Dresses GREG CHILDRESS Street Roadsters CARLOS CRABTREE Micro-mini skirts GLENDA DAWSON Surfer shirts NANCY DELARM Horse Sz buggy PAULINE ESCAMILLA Red lipstick DEBBY FAUST Horse-Buggy Days ELISE FLOYD Clothes of the twenties ALEX GARCIA Lipstick on girls' lips RAMONA GARCIA Knee-high socks RON GARCIA Dice and dingle balls hanging from the car mirror RAUL GARZA Slavery LARRY GEORGESON Swallowing goldfish What F ad Would Yo f wifi 1' ww , ps ,w w Wx w w , , A , 1 lil Qi? ke to Have Return. George Arredondo sits for Senior pictures with Mr. Maxwell assisting. RICHARD COOLEY Greased-down hair MILLIE COSTA Bobby socks PAMELA COTTRELL Fig leaves KAREN DIMMICK Pony tails LANGDON DUBOIS Teenage twist BRUCE EDWARDS Greasy hair What Are You Going T LIZA GOMEZ My old tennis shoes KEN GRUCE My speed JOE GUTIERREZ My History book MICHELE HAMPTON My red hair 0 g 3 , 1- H ,H W KARL HEEREN My mustache with cookie crumbs on it i LINDA HENRIKSON My knowledge to help other people LINDA HENRY Ripped-up gym suit TERRI HERMAN All that I can to bring people closer together CHERYL HOMEN My famous travels around the world PAUL HYLTON My bathtub ring collection WILLIAM KILLEN My sister and brother SEL .nu CARL KNOWLES A statisticl' DON KOUNTZ Myself KATHY KUBO Focus 4:57 -fl' ontribute To History? P, W ,Q1 gr Typical day in Senior Lunchroom Not Pictured STEVE KISTER JACKIE ALLEN 1vMy bodyn MANUEL HERNANDEZ IVIIKE HOLLY nTaX deductiousu RUBEN PRIETO ROWENA RODRIQUEZ WARREN SHUBIN MARGARITA LAZALDE My dimples DOROTHY LEE Frizzy hair hat Is Your F avorit RUDY MARQUEZ f Tutti Fruiti S BRENDA MARTIN There's a Party Going On MARIE MARTIN L I Found M Thrill On N Y Blueberry Hi11 5 MARGIE MEJ IA Oogum Boogum J IM MILLER Ain't She Sweet ALEX MIRANDA My Old Passifieru Vicki Pinheiro, Jon West, and Linda Henrikson sample food during Sociology Eat-In. Sm 3? 2.4 '43 N NE ARLENE MARTINEZ The Thrill Is Gone nEBoRAH Mc AFEE Tidd1y-Winky-Inky-Winky KAREN MC CLAIN It's My Party JEFF MITCHELL uGI.avyn ANNIE MONTES Sly, Slick and Wicked DIANE MOORE The Last Kiss ROBERT MORA Let's Go Do The Hop KEN MORILLAS Summertime DIANA MOTTA Rockin' Robin DEBRA MUSE Clark Gable CAROL NALE Rock Around The Clock GERALD NEUWIRTH Locomotion TONY NORIEGA The Last Dance DAVID OSTERGAARD To Sir With Love YOLANDA PACHECO Juliet RICK PALLESI Henry Ford HARRIETTE PEDERSEN Betsy Ross DONALD RAMJREZ Ben Hur MORRIS RAMIREZ King Tut SANDRA RAMOS Cleopatra JOEY SAGARJBALLA John W. Booth RUSS SCHEIDT Genghis Khan BILL SENEY Elmer Winkenheimern GEORGE SESSOYEFF Bonaparte LARRY SILVA Johnny Bench PATSY SMART George Washiugton's wif Martha een In History? Harriette Pedersen interviews Foreign Exchange Student, Francois Chevalier. PAT PERRY Queen of the Nile VIC KI PINHEIRO Lady Godiva DEAN PRIEST Napoleon ANGIE RIOS Hitler SYLVIA RODRIQUE Z vlEveu STEVE ROWELL Raquel We1ch's husband L,O'Qf.' 1 I. HOW yoo hawd AW In b'0Md Wgxf yzaf: GOV Qjyiajjflff 60 Ll mg be Sfafvf if wily- 7 'Weisz 5100 wffH1 f. C.EDr'v170Us ff'ff,f'w, '77 73 D2 67 Sfigldfoaeefw fm' K 7625? Care LOLIK W1vf'rfcf?L7Lf A JOE TOSTE Battle of Troy JOE VALDEZ Casanova's Era STAN VAN ZANT Invention of the Mongoloidn JON WEST Signing of the Declaration of Independence KEITH WILCOX Samson's killing men with a jawbone GLENN WONG Wright Brothers first flight What Historical Eve Mr. Weppler registers Beverly Bengel and Harriette Pedersen to vote while Jon West and Vicki Pinheiro look on. gf I Il F' id You M'ss? STEVE SOUZA Burning of the concession stand ROBERT STIGGINS When Adam looked at Eve DEBBIE STILSON Gordia.n Knot in the hands of Alexander the Great MERCY SUAREZ When they first found gold in California DEBRA SUBOTICH Battle of the Bulge YUTAKA SUZUKAWA Moon landing ROXANNE VESSELLS Romeo and Juliet SUSAN WALL Easter Morning GEORGE WEIS Coach Wilde's Gerber Hour DARRELL YATES The night they raided Minsky's Bar KEVIN YOUNG Cleopatra on the Nile DAVID ZUMWALT When Dallas Cowboys beat Miami Dolphins QA .t ,hi MEMORIAM Sandy gBf elhO Nilmier ! 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. 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