La Habra High School - Hieland Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1965 volume:

. - . -fc -. t Hk ' r f Wf aM mmm I HIELAND Volume XI, 1965 n MM iir CONTENTS Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen 4 23 66 Activities Organizations Sports Advertisers •ijiiJtaifl 114 185 252 — HHU FACULTY DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION JOHN W. MANN Assisfanf Superintendent Instruction ELTON W. WARD Assistant Superintendent Facilities WALLACE J. RIUTCEL Assistant Superintendent Business DR. ERNEST G. LAKE Superintendent Fullerton Union High School ond Junior College Districts BOARD OF WALTER J. PRAY Director of Personnel - ' 1 1 HERBERT M. WARREN President Yorba Linda v - I V 4 N FRANCIS LAIRD Clerk La Habra, Lowell WALTER SMITH Fullerton LHHS ADMINISTRATION WALTER F. BECKMAN Princlpol of La Habra High TRUSTEES LOUIS MUNSON Dean of Students Vice Principol JACK D. HOLM Dean of Instruction WILLIAM W. JENKS Dean of Counseling CLIFFORD J. SJOSTROM Administration Assistant JAMES RATCLIFFE Buena Park LEONARD ANDREWS Fullerton COUNSELING 4ik NEIL KLEVEN A.B., M.S.Ed.. WhlHier College f % ■i CARMEN LONERGAN TRUETT McCULLAH B.A., M.S.Ed., use B.S., Arizona State College — M.A.. Ariiono State University MARVINA OSBORN B.A., M.A., University of Chicago GRACE SELIN B.A., Drake University— M.Ed., Whit+ler College BEVERLY WILLIAMS B.A., M.A., V hittler College FREDRICK SANDELL B.A., M.A., Western Michigan University A counselor gives e c ' .. •ormotion to a lHHS student. SPECIAL EDUCATION LIBRARIAN NURSE  - ■ A k EILEEN CARLSON LUE RHYMES B.A.. UC ot Santo Barbara B.A.. Eost Michigan University — M.A., Long Beach State College DOROTHY ASHBY B.A.. Whittler College — M.S.L.S., M.Ed., use MARY MALONEY B-A., Long Beach State College FOREIGN LANGUAGE REX TERRY CHAIRMAN B.A., M.A., Brighom Young Unlversl+y, Utoh IRIS UMEMOTO, KARL ADAMS NORMA BEEBOWER LEAD B.A., San Froncisco B.A., Briqham Young University B.A.. Whittier College S+o+e College — M.A., University of Oregon BEVERLY BLUMENTHAL B.A., UC at Davis LUCY DUTTON M.A., University of Edinburgh, Scotland JOHN HAMILTON B.A., Coe College — M.A.. University of New Mexico LHHS students enjoy the facilities of the Foreign Languoqe Lob. i jm DARWIN JOHNSON TED KARAM ALFRED MATZER B.A., M.A.. University of B.A., University of Toledo, A.B., M.A.. USC Wyoming Ohio — M.A.. Indiana University TERESA MOFFATT B.A.. California State College, Fuller+on MARGARET VARNUM B.A., Pomona College — M.A.. USC ENGLISH MYRTLE SCHNEIDER. FRANK BORTZ, LEAD CHAIRMAN B.A.. University B.A., Son Diego State of lowo College— M.S.Ed., USC JUDITH ALLMAN B.A., Los Angeles State College LALIA ANDERSEN B.A.. Montono State University JANICE BALLESTRACCI B.A., Southwest Missouri State College JIM BARRECA B.J., B.A., University of Missouri — M.A.. Long Beach State College RAY BENKENDORF B.A., Northern State College, South Dakota Lewis likes to give speeches! . hji i BEVERLY BJELKE KATHRYN BLIX ENID CLOPER SHARON COLE MARY JANE FLAA B.A., University of Utah B.A., M.A., UCLA B.A., UCLA B.A., Montana State University B.A., Macalester College Minnesota 10 J-h M WAYNE HAVERSON MARGARET HOPKINS JANE E. HUNT ELLEN JASNOSZ BILL LENNERTZ B.A.. Willamet+e Unlversit B.A.. use B.A.. University of B-A., Whit+ier College B.A.. Whittier College Oregon Southern Mississippi ALICE MORRIS B.A., Beover College, Pennsylvania — M.Ed., University of Michigan THERESA SANTANGELO B.A., California State College, Fullerfon LHHS students leorn the mecnomcs of good grommor. JOE SCHOFIELD B.A., St, Andrew ' s University, England — B.A. California State College. Fullerton JEANNE SKIDMORE B.A., Lawrence College, Wisconsin LYDIA TEMPLEMAN B.A., Sydney University. Austrollo — M.A., University of Michigan LEE ELLA WALLACE MARCIA YURY B.A.. M.A.. Texas Women ' s B.A., Montana State University University 11 SOCIAL SCIENCE 4m ROBERT INGERSOLL, CHAIRMAN B.A.. M.A.. Western Washlngfon S+ate College ED MARTIN, LEAD B.A., Central Missouri College — M.Ed.. University of Missouri PAUL ASCHENBRENNER B.A., Whit+ler College 1 ADELE BRAND B.A., UCLA HUGH CAMERON B A., use HAROLD LANNON B.A., Occidental College .- @ 12 JOSEPH MAAG B.A., UC at Berkiey- M.A.. use V I, RONALD FRAESE B.A.. M.A., UCLA BERNARD KIMMEL B.A., University of Miami BEE KING B.A., M.A., Michiqan State University Mr. Magg explains to economic students the low of supply and demand. ART and MUSIC r M f MERVYN 5HIPPEY B.A., Stanford University DON SHORTS B.A., Long Beach Stale College LOLA VANDER MEI B.A.. California State College, Fullerton DAN WILLIAMS B.A., Le High University, Pennsylvonia BILL DUNTON B.A., University of Minnesota —M.S.Ed.. St. Cloud State College, Minnesoto BETTY JOHNSON t.A., University of Oregon f EDITH NORTON B.A., UCLA BOB SCHEY B.A.. M.A., San Froncisco State College MARIAN IN ERSOLL B.A.. M.Ed., Western Washington State College Miss KusQchi helps students develop their artistic talents. SACHIKO KUSACHI B.A.. Oregon State University 13 tM RALPH SEGO, CHAIRMAN B.A., Long Beoch State College PRACTICAL ARTS r .- A J GRACE DeRUBEIS. LEAD B.A.. M.S., Long Beach State College KENNETH BOTELER B.A., M.A.. Long Beach State College JOSEPH GAYLEY B.A., Westmar College. Idaho — M.A.. Colorado State College CAROLE GREENERT B.S., Kansas State University GERALD HEIMAN A.B., Chico State College Ouch!! My hand is caught. 4 i JIM HURLEY B.A., M.A., Long Beach State College TOM JASNOSZ B.A., Long Beach State College DON KREBSBACH B.A.. North Dakota Agriculturol College — M.S.Ed., use kV ' Ml HOWARD LEVINE B.A., Los Angeles State College 14 BUSINESS EDUCATION y 1 SYLVIA VRATTOS. LEAD B.A., M.S.Ed., use VIOLET M. BALMES B.A.. Michigan State University ROSEMARY BROWN B.A.. UCLA FRED BUTLER B.A., M.A.. Whittier College Future secretaries at work. JEAN MOORE B.A., Loretto Heights College, Colorado — M.S.. University of Wyoming ELMER OLSON B.A., North Dakota State University WALTER TOWNSEND B.S.. New Mexico University RON ROBERTSON B.S., M.A.. Arizona State University 15 MATH and SCIENCE SAM CALLICOn. CHAIRMAN B.S., Henderson Stale College, Arkansas — M.S., University of Arkansas GEORGE FRANCISCO, LEAD B.A., Tusculunn College, Tennessee — M.A., Los Angeles State College ROBERT EBERLY B,S., University of Kansas JOHN FEASTER B.A., Pepperdine College BILL HOCK B.A., Nebroska State Teachers College — M.A., Stanford University GLORIA TAKEDA B.A., Fresno State College DONALD SMITH A.B.. Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota RUTH BAILEY B.A.. Pennsylvania State University JOE FERRARA B.A., M.A., New York University Mad scientists busily at work. 16 TOM TRIGSS B.A., Whittier College .J BARBARA BUCHANAN B.A., M.A., Southern Methodist University DAVE WILMETH B.A., Pepperdine College LINDA OKAMURA B.Ed.. University of hHowoii — M.A., Teachers College. Columbia University OBERT GORDON WESLEY NUNN JANET SHEFFIELD JOHN STONE B.A., Long Beach B.S., Northwestern University B.S.. Purdue University B.A., Eostern New Mexico State College — M.A., University of Oklahoma University ROBERT HEMMERLING B.A., UCLA— M.A., Whittier College Can you figure it out? 17 PHYSICAL EDUCATION m 1 PAT O ' DONNELL, LoRUE FIRMAN, LEAD CHAIRMAN B.A.. UCLA— M.A., State B.A., Los Angeles State College University ot lowo TEX WALLIS, LEAD B.A., M.A., Eastern New Mexico University RUTH BARMORE B.A., Son Jose State College LINDA BARRETT B.A., Long Beach State College GARY BRINKMAN B.S.. Brighom Young University, Utah— M. A.. California State College, Son Luis Obispo Girls are always anxious to learn new basketball techniques. iHAR- B.A., Texcj MARY HAGER i olioge B.A., Homline University, Minnesota MARILYN JACOBS JOHN MARTY ADRIENNE E. SOPINSKI B.A., UC at Santo Borbaro B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College, B.S., Trenton State College, Ohio New Jersey HEALTH and DRIVER EDUCATION VERNON BLAIR, LEAD JON CANNON HAROLD DEARDORFF B.A., University of Oklahoma B.A., University of Utoh — B.A.. Long Beach — M.A., State University M.S., Brighom Young University State College of Iowa LARRY HARSCH B.A., M.A.. State University of Iowa } 7 KEN MATSUMOTO B.S., UCLA dik DON MclNTOSH B.A., UC ot Berkeley The Health Department solves the question with o positive NO! CAROL MICHAEL EUGENE UCCELLINI B.A., Southeast Missouri B.S., Northeastern State Stote College College. Tahlequah, Oklohoma JEAN MELBOURN B.S., Monhate State College, Minnesota 1 . ' ,«i ALAN STAFFORD B.A., Pepperdlne College RALPH WINKLEMANN B.A.. Long Beach State College 19 CLASSIFIED STAFF IRENE JONES Secretary to the Principal LOLA BEAVER Registrar MARLENE ESCALLIER Vice Principal ' s Office PATSY FORSBERG Teacher ' s Aid ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Library Clerk 1 H MARGARET FLEMING Night School Secretary LOUISE HOLLAND Receptionist, Main Office KATHY MERCER Clerk, Attendance Office MARTHA MIDDLETON Textbook Store DIANA MORRIS Clerk, Attendance Office CAROL EBERLY Teacher ' s Aid y ELINOR STONE Counseling Secretary DIAI FAYE ZAUGG Teacher ' s Aid Mrs. Jones busily assists the Principal 20 FOOD SERVICE V Left to right: Adele Thompson, Groce Leonard, Glodys Collins, Almo Lemley, Lo Lo Jackson. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: Lyie Lumley, Daniel Hernandez, Jack Rogers, Bill Whlttlker. ROW 2: Anthony Complsl, Clarence McCarthy, Louis Vargas, Carl Taylor, Raymond Bernt. 21 SENIORS S. Pri 22 THY SONS AND DAUGHTERS SING 23 T 5. % % k ' msm % , ?- • . ,- L ti - V- r: SENIORS Highlanders, I consider myself fortunate to be teaching at LhHhHS because of the fine faculty and the wonder- ful group of students with whom I work. I have never known a finer group of students than attend LhlhlS. I love teaching very much! It is a fun and ex- tremely rewarding profession. Some of the most rewarding experiences I hove had revolve around the GAA program at La hlabro. I have come to know many students through swim team, synchron- ized swimming, and especially GAA classes. I have a greot deal of respect and admiration for these girls and find it hard to express In words how very much I hove enjoyed working with them. My Senior GAA class I will never forget. In addition to GAA activities, I hove had the pleasure of being flog advisor, a Girls ' League ad- visor, and a folk music club advisor this year. I wel- come opportunities to know as many students as I can. I hove also been active as faculty social chair- man. My outside interests Include the guitar, (natural- ly), water skiing, swimming, camping, and all out- door activities. I also enjoy 35 mm photography and men (of course!). MISS MARILYN JACOBS MISS JACOBS ' mother and sister. CARL JACOBS, Wayne Erven. Miss Jacobs ' sister. Elaine Erven, and 26 FAVORITES Hiqhlanders! Born and raised in Winnipeg, Canada, I cour- ageously volunteered to serve in Europe during the Korean War. There, I spent two years in France with the United States Air Force. I was educated at UCLA, where I took my BA and MA degrees in political science and it was while attending UCLA that I met my wife, Sue, who is a very competent artist. We have two children, Kurt, 5, and Erika, 3. My major interest lies in travel. I also enjoy folk music and, of course, politics. In my two years of teaching at LhlhHS, I hove come to know many fine teachers and students. I hope that my students have enjoyed my teaching OS I have enjoyed them. MR. RON FRAESE THE FRAESE FAMILY MR. FRAESE ON HALLOWEEN 27 PERSONALITIES Best Personality Yicki Day Bill Fillmore Most Likely to Succeed Carole de Vries Jeff Norton Most Spirit Nancy Gumm Stan lenson 1 41 Friendliest Nancy Jensen Tom Allen 29 Boys ' Choice Gayle Barta Girls ' Choice Jan Rus Most Irresistible Robyn Potts left Smith I 30 Highlanders, I am grateful to the American Field Service for making possible student exchange and a better understanding between Turkey and the United States. When I return to my country, I will carry back a whole year of memories which I shared with you. I want to thank you for making this year one of the most unforgettable years of my life. I am proud and always will be proud of being a hiighlander. Before saying good-bye, I wish you the best of everything. I hope — crossing my fingers — I ' ll see you again soon. With love, Suzy SUZY ' S quiet manner and friendly smile hove helped her to win many friends. SUZY ' S PARENTS are very proud that their daughter was chosen to represent Turkey in the U.S. Mr. ond Mrs. Ayan 31 FROM PARAGUAY Hi, Highlanders! This was my gree+inq a few short months ago. Now I must say good-bye with much regret, but with many fond memories to take back to Paraguay. Thanks to all for the help you gave me. You have provided o most pleasant picture of the U.S., and I have acquired ideas which I will carry back to my country. This has been a delightful year. I am thankful to all students and teachers for the memorable ex- periences. Adios, Terri V Wmm-i -jUm ■ ' t H --A ' - ' V , TERRI feels quite at home on the LHhIS campus and has been warmly received by all. TERRI takes a breather during one of the many Paraguoyan fiestas. THE RITTER FAMILY relaxes in the beouty of their back yard. 32 GREEK VISITOR Last summer I was privileged to be the American Field Service representative from Lo Hobra High to Greece. What a wonderful way to start my Senior year! Most of my summer wos spent in Mallio, a small village on Crete. There t lived daily with the people in the home of my adopted family, the Grammotokikises — my mother and father, my sister Ann, and my 4 year old broth- er Nicko. My adopted father is the owner of a general store, and it carries everything from food to clothing to appliances! I will never be able to for get the wonderful people of Greece, the beautiful dance fes- tivals, magnificent beaches, fattening foods, or the ancient Greek ruins that were so much a part of my trip. Thank you is not enough to my wonderful family who extended the worm Greek hospitality to me, nor to AFS for making my trip possible. My summer in Greece and my Greek family will remain an everlasting memory in my heart! Thank you, Leslie hHeimer THEGRAMMATAKIKISES LESLIE IN GREECE 33 t- BILL FILLMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Jk • ■ The SENIOR Rock symbolizes the s+reng-j-h and unity of the mighty Class of ' 65. The SENIORS have left- behind a legacy of achievement, esprit de corps, and a challenge to future graduating classes to do as well. CLASS OFFICERS Tom Heacox Vice-President Sylva Bleali Treasurer Diane Crow Secretary Officer Tree 35 LAURA ABBOTT LOUISE ADAMS GARY AHART MARY ALDRICH TOM ALLEN STEVE ANDERSON SHEILA ANDREWS DON ARKFELD TERESA ASCENCIO PAT ASPEGREN SUHEYLA AYAN KATHLEEN BAIRD 1 WAYNE BAKER NIKI BARNES LINDA BARRETT GAYLE BARTA LYNN BARTLEY DON BASTANCHURY 36 ROBERT BATEMAN GAYE BEAVER SAMMY BECERRA PAT BECKNER JOHN BEETHAM KATHY BEETHAM SUE BELKIN ji%-- SIMONE BENHAM ROBERT RANDOLPH BENNETT LINDA BENOIT TERRY BESS TINA BIDWELL WILLIAM BILES SCOTT BERG i STEVE BESS KATHY BILLHIMER DIANE BIZZELL CAROLYN BJORKLUND LINDA M. BLACK SYLVA BLEAK LARRY BLIESNER CECILIA BOE WILLIAM BOGGS HOWARD BONANOMI LISA BONAZZA ROSELYN L. BOOZEL 37 1 ROBERT BOUCHARD STANLEY BOVEE JOYCE BOWMAN DON BRADFORD SANDI BRAITHWAITE OF 1965 MARK BREKKE CONNIE BROBECK JON EDWARD BROC GREG BROWN NANCY BROWN SUZANNE H . BRUNDIGE JERRY BUCK BOB BUCKLEY JUDITH BUEHLER DEAN CAMARDA MARC B. BUEHLEP 1 d k • ' DIANA CANIGLI : CARMEN L. BUKGOS JOSEPH BURLESON CLAY CALDWELL JODYCANTECESSI JANINE CARLSON ri - i LINDA CARLSON 38 A-k GREG CARLSTON GARY CARMICHAEL SCOTT CARR SUE CARRE MIKE CARRUTH PAUL CASTRO YOLANDA CHAVEZ FRED CLARKE 4tk « ik TIM CARROLL JANCY CHANG MICHAEL J. CLASSIC SUSAN CLAWSON DARYL CLIFTON GARY GLOBES JUDITH ANN COLEMAN COLLEEN COLTHARP JACKIE COMPTON ANN TONA COOK STEPHEN CORCORAN RUDY CORRALL LIZ CORRIN PATCOSTELLO NANCY COULSON 39 STEVE CRAWFORD JOANNE CREAGER RICHARD CROMMETT DIANE L. CROW PAT CULP DARIA DAVIS VICKI DAY RAY DAVIS KRISTINE CURCIO DENNIS CYPHER CAROLYNDA CZAPLINSKI TIM DANSON RICHARD DAVIS BONNIE DEATON GARY DECKERT GARY DEETS GEORGE MARTIN DE RUYTER KAY DESMOND CAROLE DE VRIES JUDY DICK MARSHA DISBRO DIANE DOLAN 40 STEVE DOLLING MIKE DONALDSON NANCY DOUTT BILL DOWNER MIKE DUNHAM DAVID C. DUNN INA RAE EICHHORN CURT ERSKINE - 1 DOUGLAS EDWARDS HATTIE LENORE EDWARDS ELLERY EHRLICH JOE FARRELL SHIRLEY ELLIOTT STEVE ENDICOTT BILL FARROUX TRICIA FINFROCK MICHAEL H. FINK LINDA FITZGERALD SUE FLANAGAN 41 GRANT FLEENER JAMES ALAN FLORES BILL FLOYD JIM FOLEY MIKE FORD LINDA S. FORD PEGGY FORD ROD FORTIER LINDA FOSTER ALAN N. FOTHERINGHAM CAROLYN S. FOWLER DENNIS R . FRANCIS )0A pop! test ANSWER$ II • MARC-DAVID FREED ' n Eji .r I I w D CANOy mmm B ••• ••••• LYNCH CLAUDIA FORD AUDREY FOSTER SUE FRANKE LAURIE FREEMAN MARY CARMEL FREESH ROBERT M. FROST ROBERT FRY BRENT FULLER PAM FULLER MIKE GADD 42 JOHN GALLAGHER KATHY GALLAGHER DELORES GARCIA TOMMY GARCIA STEVE GEIER JIM GEORGE BARBARA GERLETTI SHARON GERMER FRED GILBERT CRAIG GOETZ ANDY GOMEZ MANUEL GOMEZ JIM GORDON JUNE S.GORDON RANDOLPH WILLIAM GRANT BOB GRANT JERRY GREENE DENISE GREVE CHERI GRIFFIN MICHAEL GROCKI NANCY GUMM STANLEY H . GUNKEL JOHN HACKETT 43 LINDA HARDWICK LINDSAY HAIG IT ROGER HAIGH GEORGE HAKENHOLZ JANET HALL MARYLYNN M. HALL KAREN HALVORSEN BRUCE CHARLES HAMAGUCHI DAVID HAMBY JAMES HARCHARIK BILL HARJO GILBERT HARO RUTH HARRINGTON BOBBIE HASELBUSCH NEIL HASTINGS LYNDA HATFIELD TERRI HAUGEN SHERI HAWTHORNE 44 THOMAS HEACOX TIM HEACOX BARBARA HEGLAND LESLIE HEIMER CHAR HENDERSON MIKE HENSEL SHANNON K . HERDMAN SHERRY ELAINE HERMER REMI HERRERA ERIC HERST JOHN HIBBLE ROBERT HIBBLE ELIZABETH HILL LINDA HILL DERYL LORRAINE HINKSON ROD HINTON NANCY HODGES DARLENE HOLIFIELD CRAIG HOLLOWAY JANICE HOLMSTROM VERNIEHOLTON LYNN HOPKINS RAY HOPPER JEFF HORTON ART HOUGH 45 V PAM HUGHES TIM HUNTLEY VALERIE A. HOWARTH BILLYE JO HUBBARD TERRY HUDGINS SUSAN HUDSPETH PENNY A. HYINK DARRELL IRVIN ROBYN IVES RANDY JENKINS NANCY JENSEN STAN JENSON DALE JETER JANICE JOHNSON MIKE M. JOHNSON MICHAEL N. JOHNSON PENE LIN JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON TIM JOHNSON GARY L. JOHNSTON JONATHAN JONES TOM JONES 46 WENDY JOSEPHSON LORRAINE JOY STEVE JOYNER JUNE ANN JOYNER GARY KAIFESH DAVE KARR PHILLIP KATSIS ROGER KAYS TERRY KEENEY SHERRY KEHR GREG KELLER TIM KENNEDY KRISTINE KESTER PAT KIGER BAIRD KNAPPEN VICKY KNIGHT RICHARD D. KRAUSE LYNN KRUEGER PETER M. KULAS GREGORY D. LANDERS 47 LINDA LARNER ANDY LASSER JOEY LEFLER BOB LARSON CHRISTIE LARSON IRENE LAURO KATHLEEN LAWLESS PATRICIA LAY DAVE LEE SANDRA KAY LEKTORICH JACKIE LENAHAN RICK LENGYEL DIANE LEONARDO SANDY LEONARD AL LEWIS BOB IIL S BETH LISSA TIM LITTLEJOHN STEVE LOCKLEY EMILY LOPEZ DOLORES LOZANO 48 RAY LOZANO BUNNY MACCHARLES JOE MACIAS CAROL JEAN MADDEN LINDA MAGGIO ' 3 JEAN MAGUSEN CRAIG MANNING GARY L. MANNING JOE MARCY JUDITH M. MARKLIN LOUIS MARTEENY DAVID MARTIN OHN W. MARQUARDT KENNA MARRIOTT CLYDE MARSHALL RAE MARTINO CLAY MASTERS CELESTE MATHENY BOBMAZZOLA DONNA MCCABE TIM MCCAFFERIE TERRY MCDONOUGH 49 AUBREY MILLER WENDY MCRAE STEVE MEIER GREGMELL BLAINE MILLER CHERYL MILLER JOHN MITAS MARYMONTEITH CHARLES L. MOORE CHARLIE ELIZABETH MOORE LINDA MORALES ERNEST MCGANN KRYS MCKERRACHER RUTH MELTON KATHY MORAN STEVE MORGAN ROBERT J. MOROZ STEPHANIE LORRAINE MORROW BOB MORTENSEN 50 HARV MOVER DANE OGLESBY LINDA NAVARRO DAVE NORMAN LARRY NYMAN RAM OLSON JULIE MULSTAY GARY MUMENTHALER JOYCE ANN NEELY DON NELSON LAURIE OGILVIE LYNN OGILVIE BARBARA SHAYNE OGLESBY JOHN OSBORNE MAUREEN PACK HELEN PADILLA 1 KATHLEEN PAGE FRANK PARCHMAN KAREN PAVLINCH CLAIR PENNER SANDY PFYL 51 •3 ; JAN PLATT LESTER POUNDS JANICE PHILLIPS GLENDA PIERCE BARBARA PITTS JOE PONTREMOLI BOBOLINE POPE CAROLYN POST ROBYN POTTS DALE POWYS MARY LOU PRATHER ROSS PRESTON NICOLETT PRICE SUZANNE PROPSTER LAUREN PRUIM DIANE RADDATZ MARIAN RAMEY NANCY JEAN RANDALL ELIZABETH REED JANET REED LANI REED CAROL REICHART CYNTHIA REN 52 MARY REYNOSO BRUCE RICHARD SHARON RICHARDS STEVE RIEMER KATHY RINEARSON TERESA RITTER JIM ROBINETT CHAR ROCCI AUGUSTIN RODRIGUEZ TERESA MARIA RODRIGUEZ SUSAN ROGERS JERRY ROLES MARIAN LIRA ROMERO LILLIAN ROST PHYLLIS G. ROMINE JAN RUS GREG W. ROTH RANDELL RUPPE JOHN RUTHERFORD HANK RYHERD 53 PHIL SALZVi EDEL JOHNSAMADOR DAVE SAMARIN TEDDI JO SANDERS MIDGE SAYRE JOHN SCHAEFFER NEIL SCHERMITZIER TOM SCHILLING ROCHELLE SCHULTZ BARBARA SCOTT GWEN SCOTT 1 ANTHONY Q. SANFORI SAM SCAFFIDE LINDA SCARBOROUGH MARYANN SCHLOGEL DON SCHMIDT 1 y B fty B v ' M jV. x. i V RAM SCOTT JANICE SCROGGINS PHILIP SEALS MARK STEVENS SEAWELL TERRY SEIBERT CHUCK SELIN LOUIS SEPULVEDA 54 GAIL SISSUNG OLA L.H.H.fi POLLY SHIPMAN DAVE SIMKOFF PEGGY SLINING JEFF SLOCUM SANDY SEVERANCE ROSE MARY SEWELL WALT SHELTON JACQUELINE L. SHEPARD CINDISHILALA CHARLES SIMS BARBARA SMITH JEFFREY A. SMITH LYNN SMITH PENINA JUDITH SMITH KATHY SMITHERS DONNA SMOTHERS EDWIN SPANOS DONNA SPENCE BOB ST. CLAIR PATRICIA ST. PIERRE KATHLEEN STARNER KATHY STEELE 55 SHERRY STEELE CHERI STEMLER LINDA STENDER SANDY STIGERS SANDY STOTTS CRAIG STOVER STEVE STRAND TERRI STROM DAVID H. STRUVE SHIRLEY ANN SULLIVAN , CAROLYN D. SUMNER CHRISTINE SWEET RAYMOND SWETITCH SCOTT SWITZER BRAD TAYLOR BOB TAYLOR LYNDA IE PLY JEFF THOMPSON KATHY THOMPSON MARILYN THOMPSON RANDY THOMPSON DOUG TITCHENER SHARON TOWNLY 56 JR JEFFREY TRAVIS CAROL TRINDELL GREG TRUE JANET ULDRICKS GLORIA VALERINO LORIN VAN KLEECK JIM VAN PELT GREG VAUGHN JUDY VINNACOMBE BENNY VARGAS -vs SEFIE VARGAS DANNY VOLKERT LEWIS VUKOVICH MIKE WADSTEIN SANDRA WAHL JUDY WALIN MIKE WALLACE GARY WARD JULIA ANNE WARNE BARBARA ANN WARNICK CASSANDRA WARNICK 57 LORETTA WHIPPLE EVELYN WILCOX JIM WILKINS 1 JOHN WILLIAMS DAN C. WILLIAMSON CAROL WILSON CHRISTIE WILSON JACK WILSON STEPHEN WILSON MICHAEL WITHROW SUSAN WOLEVER ' i NANCY L. WRIGHT TOM YASUOKA IRENE ZAZUETA 58 ELLEN ZISKIN SALLY ZUBIA CHRIS BILLING LINDA DIXON CLYDE COUNCIL and ADVISERS c J c?, i is, • y. V ? • • ' «« . ' . ■- •v ' ?B9?! ' ' FRONT ROW: Robyn Ives, Tina Bldwell, Maryann Schlogel, Connie Brobeck, Sue Clawson, Sylva Bleak, Diane Crow, Jancy Chang, Linda Musson, Carolyn Fowler. BACK ROW: Bill Fill- more, Greg Mell, Bill Boggs, Brad Taylor, Cheri Griffin, Jim Wendoll, Gory Ward, Bob Buckley, Frank Parchman, John Morguardt. MR. BOTELER Chairman MRS. ALLMAN MR. KIMMEL MRS. BLIX MR. MATZER 59 still gtfh «  - . UNDERCLASSMEN I S. Pric 64 PRAISES OF THE BLUE AND WHITE TILL THE HEAVENS ABOVE SHALL RING S. Price 65 SLi i ■■■• ■ ' -- I •) , - ' CLASS OF ' 66 .  - . JUNIOR LEADERS I ' ;i DAVID MAYNARD Vice President CAROLYN BLAND Secretary BOB SORENSON President SHELLY JONES Treasurer 67 THE COUNCIL =,.7 .V. .J .  ' FRONT ROW: Wendy Horrlngton, Jackie Restivo, Sandy Sosseen, Donna Ishom, Suzie Davidson. Bob Sorenson. Corolyn Bland, Shellie Jones, Dovld Maynard, Barbie Monn, Linda Hawkes, Roberta Clifford, Jonis Wolcott. ROW 2: Suzi hHor- ton, Chris Ruby, Joy Lane, Tina Mock, Pom Phillips, Borbaro Winters, Kathy Jones, Sondy Simons, Sandy Smock, Gale Johnston, Connie Russell. ROW 3: Clarice Draper, Lyn Smith, Sollie Collier, Cheryl Lindqulst, Linda Bell, Kathy Grubb, Karen Wilson, Cathy Johnson, I ouise Manuel, Sandy Camp- bell, Barbara Miller. ROW 4: Mike Fox, Dlanne Vislocky, Reggie Pendleton, Suzi Smedley, Duone Carlberg. Cathy Dupuis, Tom Henley, Jeff Elliot, Corole Burleson, Nicki Jo Sanders, Jill McKenno. ROW 5: Ken Collins, Som Wilson, Ken Kemp, Carole Barnes, Lori Grlsot, Tommy Luginblll, Don Florence, Greg Kinney, Bruce Reed. TOP ROW: Terry Blair, John De Pizza, Tom Johan, Ken Blonk, Bill Westling, Ray Ogas, Lorry Brnnrienburq. THE ADVISERS MRS. ANDERSEN MRS. YURY MR. BORTZ Chairman MRS. SEl F MR. NIJNN 68 « Lynch ► V Shoron Benoit Jim Beresford John Berg Roger Berg Pam Bess Nancy Best Richard Best X Steve Battenschlag Mary Beoubien Mike Becl monn John Beddie Donny Bedolla Jeff Beebe Linda Bell Tim Bitfier Carl Bjorkquist Terry Bloir Carolyn Bland Ken Blonk Paul Bleck Marty Bodine dt . ■ i .■ V Kalhy Bandy Richard Barnhorl Jim Bornum Oarrell Barr Nancy Borta Fred Bastonchury Susan Bcleman f - .fa Linda Badger Wynema Bagley Tom Bailey Bonnie Baker Sharon Baker Wayne Bollew Janice Boithrope 4 I u-- w . Sv-rv Jt - lVt; Bob Allison John Allman Jeonnine Altmeyer Karen Anderson Karol Anderson Bob Absheat Roger Aday Sue Akosevich Ken Albers Skipper Alen Ceroid Anderson John Anderson Robert Armstrong Mike Arnold Peggie Arroues William Atcheson Corel Ayline 4 V it f ' 69 f Rcndy Boose Sl ' iorofi Bo ' t Morlcne Bowe Tino Bowles Dor. Bowmon iMMfc.jl 5 v =r Vickie Boyd Mike Bracken Ron Brodford John Bto ' fhwolte John Brancheau Larry Brandenburg Jeannie Brandt Marsha Brengle Susonne Briggs Forres ' Brown Yvonne Bufi Michael Buley A ' ' r ' = r=v Chuck Bullock Jon Burdzinski Karen Burkelt Carol Burleson Jean Burleson Gloria Bustos Michael BuMer Jon Byeri Linda Coccovale Janice Campbell Sandy Campbell Andrew Confield Sondro Cardarelll Duone Cartberg Judi Carls Gasper Corranza Sharon Carroll Mary Carter Rolph Costagliola Borbora CoHett Terry Cozzell Randy Chrisrensen Roger Christmon JimClapp John Clark Mory Classic James Clem Cathy Clemens S Loretta Cecil Lours Chovez Donno Checker Lee Chenney Pat Childress Barry Childs Don Christensen 70 Patsy Do vis Susanne Dovlson Philip Deorherage Dianne Deaton Paulo Deoton Don De Carlo Charlotte Beeboot Mm Richord Deeks i ' «e«f Diana De Hoff Anno De Marzo ■ 1 Fronk Demoscro Mr Robert De Moss ■ ' W M Robert Desjardins : Don Dessens Jim Dick Lyn Dickinson fS Craig Dickion Elolne Dodson Rita Dominguez Gory Doss Randy Dougherty 4 .i!!v- 71 Leslie Dreyfuss Ken Drook Ar Duor ' e DIonne Duncan Sue Dunn , k f K Gordon Douglos Janer Douglas Pom Dovey Dione Droke Clarice Draper . ( Jfe I 0 J - Moty Feidio Pot Ficek Rich Fingerson John Fischle Bernie Fish Dennis Fisher Sreve Fitzgerald C) — ■m. Bruce Flomm Robert Flores Linda Flynn Michoel Ford Henry Ford Mark Forrestei Bill Forienbei ryfy A f ' p Tom Fowler Mike Fox Mory Frank Cathie Fronke Susan Fronkwick Andrea Frozier Sondrea Freeze r t •tiEA r. V  -- pl o 1 1 % I 72 Curtis Fudge Dick Galavii Dennis Gollogher Fronk Gal lego Mike Garber Joe Garcia Lindo Gardiner Bruce Hargreoves Tony Haro Marlys Harper Wendy Harrington Jan Harris John Harrison Jeff Hasselberg 73 Lindo Howkes Cristie Hawks Kothleen Haws Karen Heinz Judy Hendrickion Tom Henley Sam Hensle Connie Jeter Tom Johan Bill Johnson Cothy Johnson Gene Johnson Horton Johnson Tom Johnson 74 . f Gale Johnston Larty Jordon Dovid Juarez John Justice 75 Michelle Lindley Cheryl Lindquiit Jeff Lindsoy John Linlce Brad Littlejohn Phill Lockmiller Rod Lockmon % O Greg Long Roger Long Alice Lopez Rachel Lopez Roso Lopez Stephanie Lorfon Chrislie Lozono f? ki- Rona Mo I in Borboro Mann Gory Monn Louise Manuel Edmund Martinez i_ P Janene Luders Tommy Luginbill Tom Luke Henry Luno Gory Lynch Don Lyons Wayne Moguire 0 «t ' m-. •r- % ■| Jv. ■ UYt CVA ,-- , Mary Martinez Lucy MarMno Bruce Matteson Paul McGlnnis Chris ine Mclntyre Bruce Mclver Jill McKenna Donna McQuillan Aurelia Medino Susan Meehon Luis Mejlo Marshall Mell !S Noncy Mellon Lonnle Merrill Debi Meyers David Mhoon Brian Miles Kristine Miller Donna Mitas k i f h--: u:. 0 Tina Mock Morilyn Moore Tom Moron Jeannie Morrison Corisa Moses John Mulslay Carole Myrick 76 r Judy Roberts Monica Roberts 77 Bill Roberts Pamela Robinson Dovid Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez Morcia Roemer DIanne Roentgen Rick Roesinger f A ' mr- .- k 4 Janis Shorb ' T W- Chris Sibley Sandra Simons .t r Richard Sinay ' Tom Sinay w r . 1 - f- ' Suzi Smedley Tony Smith Doug Smith Linda Smith Pamela Smith 78 1 . ■i. ISti I - ' =ft Jlk Wayne Smith Sendee Smock Joe Snoderly Tom Snow Mary Sohn Bobby Sorenson Debi Spitsbury Steve Stein Berty-Jean Steisslinger Mite Stephony Pat Stephany Carole Stewort Sandra Stewart Bill Stewart - : 4 ' Charles Stidham Pot Stocl ' - Julie Stoddard Bob Stole Jim Stout ' Lindo Stradtman Stanley Strauss Dave Sfurgill Audrey Sulorski Jimmy Sullln Jim Sullivon Morilyn Swanda Cheri Swanson Gary Swonson Tim Swift Carolyn Swlto Bruce Swope Dave To I ley Ed Totmon Bob Taylor Bill Terhune Candace Todd Lynn Tomlinson Rick Toone A,.--. 10 h . 4 ' ■•  :, i ' - rTW ' N 1 ' .a. HT. imi: J i?vr  f Jfi y . y L- Mork Trembloy Jim Trindell Patricio Turner Connie Ulrich Corol Ust Tony Urendo Richard Votaw i k i .■V i. 79 Bruce Von £lzokker Suson Vehri Mtchoel Verner Evelyn Villogomez Linda Villori Dionr Vtslocky Jone ' Voile DIone Wallace John Walloce Kirk Wolloce Linda Wolloce Linda Walsmith Jim Walter Scon Wordlow Bill Westling Vicki Wesiphol Annette Wheeler Gail White Pom Whitney Cindy Wilhite Rebecca Wilkinson Barbara Winters Potty Wissman Sylvia Witt Jonis Wolcott Lyndo Wolfe Debra Wolfsberger Bob Woods m Lynn Volkert Roger Volkerf Jocque Wadsworth Cberi Wolker Mirlom Wolker Sandy Wol Danny Wol loce 7 ' t 80 Carole Barnes Don Florence Jean Halapoff Shelly Johnson Christine Lewis Linda Luden Sondy Mognon 4f Lorry McCoy Luis Mejio Brian Miles Jerry Molino Lupe Morales Stephonie Nymon Gloria Ovolle — Vi m fli.u - Louie Padilla Jackie ResHvo Glenn Roberts 81 h CLASS OF ' 67 • -i SOPHOMORE LEADERS 1(1 1, iii! ' . ,1 ' , ■ lillii;: I- . ' ■.■liilMlilllii ' i ' ji!;:. r . ' jlnU MIKE SHAW Vice President JEANNIE LANGMORE Secretary JEFF ODERMAN President JANE VAN ELSAS Treasurer 83 THE COUNCIL Holding the banner are Stuart Maynard and Hal Leeper. FRONT ROW: Gay Fitzgerald, Sue Eltnler. Jone Vanelsos. Jean Longmore, Judy Hall, Chris Doutt, Jaguie Pion, Betsy Mustoe, Linda Brandhofer, Chris Ackema. ROW 2: Charles Dodson, Jeff Oderman, Penny Snyder, Kathy Stutzman, Judi Crider. Jone Clawson, Potty Crow, Jayne McKeown, Mane Ren, Mike Show. ROW 3: Rex Wheatlond, Barbara Blokeley, Charotte Ridenbaugh, Vicki Jacobson, Laune Johnson, Linda Hoist, Kothy Keuscher, Maria Kraus, Dana Kane, Gene Kreyche. Charles Torlo. TOP ROW: Potty Redfern, Steve Boggs, Scott Pierce, Naomi Zeitler, Fran Howard. Cyndy Lone, Maureen Burns. Bob Miletich. Frank Herdman. Garth Duncan. THE ADVISERS MRS. BROWN MR. GORDON MRS. BALLESTRACCI MISS SKIMORE Chairman MRS. SOPINSKI 84 Dione Abbate Chrlitine Ackemo Sieve Acker Glorio Acosta David Aguilar r Mi JmiJA Robert Brondt Dovid Bra Bruce Broun Borboro Breuningei Korhy Broodbenr CS 4 y d y ' M William Brooks George Brown John Buell Richard Bullard Greg Bullock V . Cherie Burgess Maureen Burns Rodney Burrison Mike Burton Randy Burton Tom Burton Moureen BusU r Kirk Butler William Butler Ann Coccovole Esier Colderon Mork Caldwell Doreen Colvi Nancy Conclini n Cns-  ■c Ken Corlberg Cindy Carlson Keren Carlson Tom Carmichael Frank Corranzo Johnny Carrera Roberf Carrulh • - Russell Corsey Deboroh Carter Judy Charlton Joe Chavez David Christiansen Ronney Christner Karen Christopherson . .vA 1 Michoel Clark Judy Clarke Jone Clawscn Thomos Clifford , Bill Cobb Rebecca Coffey ft- s Shoron Colemon f ' .• Pomelo Collins Benjamin Coltharp Andy Compise Michael Conner Patty Conner Linda Cook Gail Cooper 1 i James Corcoran Edwerd Costonzo Robert Coulter John Creoger James Crider Amber Crofton Kathleen Cronin v 4 t Patricia Crow Tliomos Crowl Joe Cruz Nacho Cruz Cheryl Culpepper Margoret Dager Bill Davidson l Robert Dovies Mary Davis Mtclioel Dawson Dianne Decai lo Pi yllii Decious Richard Denney Micheo! Deruyter Lindo Deijatdins Michael Desmond Sondro Despoin Nancy Oevrles Fronl ' Dishman f if Chei y I Di -on Foye Dodge Charles Oodsoi James Dolce Minford Doran I ' Jr4 . Penelope Douglas Chrisrine Douft Steven Doyen John Drenrh John Dresbach David Duncan Garth Duncan . , Timothy Dunkin Don Dunn Steve Dyer Greer Eagleson James Eagleson Sylvia Earp Judy Edgerley i s (W -w;i P 3 tf Michael Feldro Carol Ferguson Mike Fernandez Ronny Findleton Rebecca Fiiher Richard Fite Jane Fitzgerald 87 Glenn Elwell Larry Enright Mory Eppink Peter Esqueda Leonard Estroda Tony Fovela Jerry Feldermon Gene Ed words Jock Edwards Estelle Elsenberg Susan Eitnier Cynthia Ediridge Kothy Ellis Kofhryn Eloe - i ' iM ' 1% 1 Pamela Goetz Koren Goetze Letty Gomez Michael Gomez Sonlos Gomez Bobby Gonzoles Kirk Goodman Potricl Gourley Potrick Groves Lynne Green Judi Grider Tim Griggs Rondy Grommel Bill Crowcock Hec ' of Guiiorro Louelio GuMey Richard Gumm Irma Gusmon Paul Hackelt Dorlhy Hainei Linda Hokenliolz ' h ' ttM; r, % ' Marvin Hokes Virginia Halapoff Judith Hall Alice Horrington Mike Harrington Alan Harris Debbie Horris — . - - n . A t!w. Woodrow Ford .■ Linda Forsyth Robbie Foster Jim Frons Borbora Freeman Pamela F roehlich Carol Fudge A Judy Flaa Pomelo Fleming Martha Flores Jess Flores Birney Flowers Brook Foley Darrell Ford Steve Fuller Rosolie Galoviz Bill Gallagher Yolonda Goilego Celio Garcia Salvador Gorcio Gary Gardiner Lindo Gardner Wesley Gardner Stefonie Geier Bob Gennawoy 0t Eddie Gerdon Janet Getz f • Mary Gilbert J-, Edward Gillospy 9 Eileen Glass Jill Goessling S f 4( f-  4,: ' Richard Johnson Sharon Johnson Cynthio Joines Ken Jones Philip Jones Marti Joromat Jerry Juric Janice Jutzi Paul Kadletz Dennis Kaifesh Soundro Kalmon Dona Kane Dale Kehr Alan Keith Terrie Leach Mary Leo Theodore Lee Harold Leeper John Lenahon Judy Leonard! James Lewis Kalhryn Lissa D inn is Loechner Manuel Lopez Ramiro Lopez Charles Loveless Jimmy Lozano James Luce f 1? •A ' Darlene Luna Theresa Luna Paulo Lundoy Larry Lyie Mike Mabes Michael Mocready Benjamin Mogdaleno C ( M Robert Miietich Gienda Miller Kevin Miller Stuart Miller Marcio Minks Gail Mitchell Virginia Mlagenovich Paulette Moreno Jeffrey Morgan Pomelo Morgan Richard Moroz Chorles Morris Steven Moore Richard Morolei V ( ' Linda Myers Susc Sandra NoMey r Nance Diana Nelson Kenny Nelson Gary Miles Jacl Morris Mark Morrison Sharon Morse Dennis Mozeleski Barbara Mueller Elizobeth Mueller Vol Mullins f Danny Norman Joiin Norris Sfephonie Nyman Kristen O Warren Olson Mark Ortiz Layne Osburn Helen Ovolle Mary Owston Ricky Palacios David Pontoja Gregory Popp Marlaine Paradis Gary Pascholl c . JTjb r George Peters John Petrie Jack Pettit Joseph Petty Scott Pierce Susan Pino Jacqueline Pion Don Pitts Andy Placencio Nancy Popovicit David Porter r-?w-5fci Perry Preece Anita Preston Sherry Pruitt JS ' M Thomas Pashal ides Debbie Paulson Jim Peacock Randolph Peelle John Pennell Althea Penner Douglas Perk ins Lawrence Ramp Stephen Ramp Lynne Ronkin Diana Roysin Croig Reed Gordon Rees John Rees Jodi Regan Charlotte Reidenbaugl Marie Ren J Wayne Rethmel Brando Reynolds Rolph ReynosO Glenn Richords Sandra Riedell Potrick Riley Sieve Roche rv i ' ■ ' Lorr Rodgers Carmen Rodriquez Rosie Rodrlquez Linda Rolirer Michael Rooth Michael Rosl om William Ross Sieve Rouzer Norbel Rowe Alan Rowland Richard Rowlond Selmo Ruiz nenry Kumoge Joc L: Ryon Anno Sabolo Mori Solminen Russell Sampsor ' - - i m ■■•■r f1 1 f - r fl ' : - f Glenn Silverman Bruce Simonson Carlolta Slate Gordon Smith Linda Smith Pamela Smith Steven Smith 93 Morfho Smyen John Srtodcrly Penny Snyder David Sola Bruce Solon ' on Ronold Sparks - ' ' Av Sondra St Pierre Pomelo Stondish Glen Stonton Cynthia Stephens Pom Stephenson Frances Sticha Phillip Stockman ' Donna Stubblefield Donna Sturgill Kothleen Stutzmon Lillie Sullivan Bruce Swartz % - . i U .3 Brad Stone Elizabeth Stone Koren Stone Dione Stroder Joonn Strain Rick Strauss George Stuart A a« M ?l Donald Toy lor Elizabeth Teixeiro Howord Thompson Tom Thompson Dole Tiemens Folinda Tiemens Joanne Timpone i k- v« - J yJI  2SS ,., - Sandra Tompson Lindsey Tory Gole Totten Stephen Trover Lawrence Trindel I Charles Trola Roberto Tyler Si ' - Jill Sweningsen Doug Switzer Sharon Tolley Mike Tonner Poul Talman Suzanne Voldemi Jone Vonelsas Kothy Vonschrndel Linda Vanstelten Ronnie Vargos Mike Vasqueo Krissone Velander y r Rick Viescos Armond Villogomez Bruce Vincent Donna Vinnocombe Connie Volgstadl William Volk Chorles Volkart 94 95 CLASS OF ' 68 1 A FRESHMAN LEADERS i JEFF FILLMORE Vice President PAT MANN Secretary RON RUSS President VICKI COLEMAN Treasurer ' n THE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Cindy Corkon, Kandy Smith, Jeff Fillmore, Ron Rus, Vickie Coleman, Pat Mann. ROW 2: Bobby Walden, Diana Burnes. Barby Duncan, Diane Dobb?, Patty Crane, Cathy Williams, Elizabeth . TOP ROW: Bob Causse, Jeff Halre, Tom Morrow, Dennis Jolch, Chuck Belkin. Nancy Middleton, Mary Edminston, Don Johnson, THE FRESHMAN CLASS, a class of greatness, in size, personality and accomplishment, has started its years at La Habra High with hopes for great achievement. We need only time to mold these hopes into reality. The beginning of these molds have already been set by the integrity and enthusiasm that has been put forth thus far. The class of ' 68 will strive to carry this on in the next three years. With the Mac Innes motto to spur us on, Pleasure arises from work, the Class of ' 68 shall ond will achieve these ideals. THE ADVISERS MISS BUCHANON MRS. COLE 98 MRS. KING Chairman MISS HUNT MRS. VANDER MFI ' % Ablxjtt , Linda Acuno, Cffiio Adame, Arnalia Adomi, Eddie Adams, Richard Adkins, JoTies Agrelius, Lucinda IS Bennett, Constance Bennett, Eileen nett, James Benoit, Wendy Bernslein, Janice Besse , Rone I Birch, Sharon Ci Arnold, Kothleen Aspel, Tim Atkins, Joy Allen , Adrain Alvarez, Irene Anderson, Margaret Andreozzi , David Ankrim, Ernest Anodide, Clement Armstrong, Carol Await, Kothy Bailey, Jim ker, Lyie Ballantyne, Richard Ballard, Mark Balthrop, Launa Banuelos, Bertha Barker, Peggy Barnard, Joe ner, John Barnes, Greg Barnhart, Kathleen Borretl, Koy arry. Lance isen, William Beoubien, Richard Beede, Norman elski, David Bobrick , Lorroine Boggess, Gary Boggess, Randall Bohannan, Glen Bombino, Theresa Boose, Kerry Bott, Jackie Bouchard, William Boyer, Jerry Boynton, Linda 99 Bracken, CKerone Bromel, Cory Brandenburg, Gory Breozeole, Vicki Breeding, Cothy BreKe, Suzanne Breijcb, Betty t ,: V V W f Brobeck, James (, , Bromby, Bill Brown, Diana Brown, James Brown, Sollie Brown, Timothy fn Bryan, Sieve f r Bulens, Janet Burcd, Marty Burdzinski, Anna Burgos, Rachel Burke, Charlotte Burleson, Ralph Burns, Craig Burns, Diana Bush, John Butler, Linda Coito, Condy Caldwell, Deborah Caley, Christopher Collahan, Kathleen efv Concholo, Charlotte Cone , Dennis Capaiu, Lyie Corbone, Debb Carle, Steve Carlson, Lucinda Corpenter, Carol «r r A Carronzo, Lupe Carver, Mike Cashen, Jackie Cotalono, Linda Causse, Bobby Chomberloin, Diana Charlotte, Anthony ,- 4ms. if fh . Chenney, John Christie, John C lax ton, Roy Clem , Denise Clements, Mark Clifton, Dorlene Cobb, Linda Cobos, Glorto Cochran, Wayne Coffey, Christine Cole, Corole Coleman, Vicki Cook , Roxonne Cooinbe, Robert Coplan, Linda Corona, Diane Brandenberg, Steven 100 Corral, Armando Ccrrol, Sylvia Cosman, Wayne Costello, Barbara Couplond, Jennifer Cowie, Janet Cramer, Corol Crone, Andrew Daniels, Wesley Davenport, Michoel f A • -r- % Davis, Deeno B ««||iK Davis, Donald r( y Davis, Steven Dean, Jim ' De Clicra, Jolin Deerrng, James Dejong, Hal f ' - 0k r 4 ' -., : . ' X Dellsle, Charles Dessens, Denise Dewhirst, Nancy Diaz, Lorraine Dickson, Renee Dobbs, Diane Dodge, Righord . m-t - - Dodson, Donald Dodson, Sandra Dolan, Dorothy Dominguez, Chri ' DonagHu, Steven Don Evans Dorman, James , is i lk k A - i ■ ' {iT: k .Tk . T .«iil Duncan, Barbara Dunn, Michael Dupuis, Allan Earp, Noncy Eastmon, Jeanette Eastman, Suson Edmiston, Mory c o Edwards, Donno Eginlon, Steven Elder, John Ellish, Stephen Endo, Sharon Enelm, Aubrey Eneim, Lonna ' Engelman, Joonne Ersl(ine, Steve Ejquedo, Albert Estelle, Robert Euphraf, Jomes Barry, Kirk Everett, Dove 101 7i W 1 iS W Tg L ' fNCH 1 r lii ii I. ■ F S abrizio, Louro renick, Kenneth ' arr, Larry Toux, Frondes t, David f ' UvA f ■ Ferguson, Gary Ficek, BHI Fix, Brad Flonogon, John r Fleischmann, Jim ■ r Ml Holi , Lawrence Holvorser,, THofnaj Honilro ' i, Oeboroh Homrroiids, Elvin Hommofis, Li ' iOa Honkes, PhJi Honlon, Ko ' Kryn 3 V ' Ar i 102 Harnoch, Barbara Haro, Richord Horper, Slieri Horris, Linda Harso, Bob Hernandez, Hortensia Hary, Chrl 1 . V. '  - ■ . - ■B Harvey, Robert Haugen, Dione Haughey, Gail Hauser, George Hawk, Wayrip Haws, Jay Headley, Susan r Heberr, Daniel Hellesuig, Vernon 1 ■■ ■■ ■ • Helmick, Theresa Hendrickson, Gary Hendrickson, Mlchele % Hernondez, Irmo Hernandez, Salvodor j % 1 Hers Hibbs, Kathy Higqs, Roymond Hilf, Buddy Hines, Linda Dn, Mich. Hiss, Eddie Hlxon, Delores Hodges, Gail Hoffman, Mork Hohle, Greg Hollon, Stanley Holmstrom, Corol Hohon, Robert Hooper, Cindi Horine, Jean Horton, Pamela Howery, Deborah Christ Howland, Donna Lynn Hudgins, Kendra Hudson, Christine Hughes, Darrell Hughes, Hugh Hurt, Sandra locobucci, Deborah Iriyoma, Roy Ison, Debby Jockson, Gregory Jocoby, Dono Joich, Drogo Joromillo, Benita Jardine, Kent Johnson, Bill Johnson, Candace Johnson, Diana Johnson, Don Johnson, Jo Ann Johnson, Sherri 103 (• - . ' ,-V ' ji Jfi ' • ■ r Jackson, Jeff Jockson, Mory Johnson, Nora Johnston, Richard Jones, Barbara Jones, Douglas Jones, Rolph I -- 1 - 1 - y- . 1 Morales, Richard Moron, Michael Morgon, Joei Morrison, Mike Morrow, Thomos !-,■ . ■■ Lyons, Jusan Mackey, Erin Macready, Horold Maggio, Loretto Magusen, Carolyn Mahoney, Micheal Manly, Lois Marc urn, Kay Margolati, Fronces Marks, Clifford Marshal I, Donna Morsliall , Lindo Mart Mort Mart; Morf Mart In, Brod n, Warner nez, Joe Inez, Rebecca Martinez, Dimas Martwell, Jeff Mendoza, Bobby Meyers, Margaret Middieton, Nanc Miller, Louis Miller, Mario Mills, Becky Moarn, Ronald Moffat, Rick Monohan, Craig Moncrief, Gilbert Monson, Susan Monteith, Gayle Moore, Cordelia Moormen, Chris f Nofzlger, Judd Nofcz, Darlene Negrefe, Roicmary Nelson, David Nelioo, Sreve Nicholi, Alan NieUen , John f r NIc ' No;, Nola Nollmo;in, Alleen Noranbrock, Janice Nomon, Arthur Nydell, Mike if J- f- 41K Ogas , Susan Og ' lby Gory Olousen, Gregory Oppelt, Curfis Orr, Penny Ortegon, Gloria Ortiz, Bertha Overson , Connie Owens, Gary Pochard, John Padgett, Vickie Padilla, Ricky Page, Monique Polmer, John Palmer, Marilyn Pantojo, Alfred Poradis, Edward Parker, Jean Porker, Jim Porker, Michael Porker, Rodney Parsons, Dean Rathe, Alice Patterson, Suzanne Pearce, J. Douglas Pearson, Sherrie Peck, Williom Penner, Suson . ' ' h t ' [ Pennington, Cathy Pennington, Keren Perkins, Bruce Perkins, Stephen Permack, Andrew Peftit, Dean Pick, Jod Plott, Lorry Platzek, Laurie Poole, Roberto Powers, James Powys, David 106 Pierson, Hugh Piper, Raymond Pippin, Corleen Plonk, Giselo Platok, Kothryn . j j ir 3 J  d fe T K JL S ■ jUf 3.n, -♦cT 1 H ■ ■ 1 f ' 3% (-■■■ ' T- ,«e SPli ' - ' i . fS Preece, CxJiy Pretiymon, M:,rk Provost, Richord Percell, Andrew Quesenberry, Koihryn Rees, Randi Reese, Danny Rene, Lindo Rich, James Richards, Lynetle Riemer, Barry Robbifis, Tim Quinn, Daniel Rotelle, Jan Reboy, Louis Redfern, Dennis Rees, Jeonne f ' ix I Roberts, Poul Robinson, Robert Rocco, Kathleen Rodriguez, David Rodriguez, Ronald Rohde, Gerald Rosecrons, Terry • ' 3| Roskam, Teresa Ross, Glade Ross, Lynn Ross, Robert Roth, Michael Rottschaeier, John Roulston, Terry fS f ). Shellon, H. Scoll f Shelle, Gale F Sheiman, Roben Shields, Mike Shlrteffs, Phillip r s - c a Shumoker, Ronald Shumaker, Sandra Sinig, Steven Sloter, Cliarlo Smith, Corolyn Smith, David Smith, Doris Smith, Gloria Smith, Kandyce Smith, Linda Smithers, David Snider, Robert a- Solorso, Richard jotorzono, Vintent Spanman, Paula Spears, Patti Spence, John Stage, Charles Stark , Terry «8 Steinback, Thomas -- i Steisslinger, Nelson Stemler, Paul ' ' - Stephens, Judith k t ■ .A Stevens, Sherilyn Stewart, John ' Wr Stock, Bill a ' Stratton, Lorraine Stripling, Tom Strom, DanI Summerville, Jacqulyn Sutton, Bruce Sutton, Elizabeth Swenson, Patricia . M W ' i 41 J0%S. ( . P Sylvis, Susan Szymanowski, Marcello Schlueter, Mark Tanke, Steve Tate, Randoll Terrozos, Steve Thompson, Greg ' Tyler, Robert Tyler, Stephen Uldricks, Claudio Ullyott, Lloyd Urbon, Deborah Valenciono, Steve Vance, Roger 108 Thompson, Lenos Thornton, Christine Tomeo, Judith Torres, Nacho Torres, Potricio Towie, Randi Turner, Darrell Velosquez, George Vendrell, Melody Villagomez, Leonord Villelli, Judy VlJelond, Suson s ( P Zurlinden, Koren Aldrich, Vickl Burgess, Walt Cameron, Treeva Coleman, Ray Donaldson, Cathy Elliott, Susan 109 T Baumer, Debbio Hendrickion, Michel Layton, Suson Longbothom, Gaylc Morcia, Lindo Nelson, Dovid Siem, Linda Speors, Poifi Sprtck, Nancy Timmermon, Kathy • Torres, Prise ilia Vonik, Patricio Wiener, Barbara Winters, Nancy Yaunts, Rick ZaraFzion, Janet Seelye, Luanne i G YCK. ' iKCf SCOTCH TAPE STAFFERS Scotch tape Staffers are (seated): Gene Kreyche, Mory Munford, Debbie Hughes, Carolyn Fowler (second-semester co-editor), Susie Norton, Suzi Smedley, and Kathy Keuscher; (standing): Steve Dolling, John hiackett, Julie Stoddard, Stan Strauss, Steve Eddy, John Anderson, Mike Butler, Bruce Matteson, Tim Huntley (second- semester co-editor), and Jody Cantacessi (first-semester editor). Adviser was Mr. James I. Barreca. ACTIVITIES n2 so CARRY ON LA HABRA ' S NAME S. Price 113 lEFF HORTON STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT 1964 - 65 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS JAN RUS Vice President CAROLE DE VRIES Secretary Outstanding leadership and responsibility has been the key to the successfulness of this year ' s Student Body officers. Guiding the Student Body to higher goals and greater achievements, these officers have helped to maintain the traditionally high standards of La Hobra High School. TEDDI JO SANDERS Treasurer ETHICS COUNCIL - ' ■• I ■ ■ ■ ■ M- V ■ VAmv b LiJ i In UiJ-HV3, SCOTT BERG Chief Justice i ■?« Enforcing school laws and regulations com- poses the Ethics Council ' s functional duty. Under the leadership of chief justice, Scott Berg, this year ' s Ethics Council has success- fully guided the student body in maintaining order and complying to school laws and rules. TOP Lonn Berg ROW: Cindy Carlson, Kandy Smith. ROW 2: Corisa Moses, le Merrill, Sue Eitnier. FRONT ROW: Frank Parchnnan. Scott Tom Allen. Not pictured: Jon Jut?! and Barbara Mann. : jPL- - i 116 Help keep your campus clean! IOC IOC, the Inter Organiza- tion Council, Is composed of the presidents or representa- tives of the various clubs on campus. It is the purpose of the IOC to serve in on ad- visory capacity to the organ- izations at LhlhlS. hfelping to promote a closer relationship betv een the clubs end stu- dent body organization s is a main goal of this council.  - NFIL SCHERMITZLER President LINDA MUSSON Secretary IOC meeting • n progress. BOnOM ROW: Bonnie Deaton, Peggy Slinlng, Marian Ramey, Nancy Gumm, Vicki Day, Jackie Compton, ROW 2: Tom Heacox Pom Goetz, Betty Wheeler, Leslie hieimer, Linda Musson, NIki Barnes, Stan Jenson. TOP ROW: Neil Schermitzler, Valerie hHowarth, and Michael Butler. M, ' 117 feiLltftLMORE Senior Class Preyclen+ feoB SORENSON Hmior Class President • rT:: ' JEFF ODEJ MAN Sophomore Crass President JS. I RON RUS Fr Jbrnan Class Preside CABINET JTEVE AKDERSO ■Social Chairrn VICKI DAY Girls ' Leqflue Presid  + m U Co LINDA CAr(sON Commissioner of ' irls ' AfhIeHcs OHN NIBBLE J Commissicner of Scottish Trodi+ions JODY CANTACESSI Publicity Chairman GRE EL R CommissionerBMojJ A+ljJ Tlcs SEN FIRST SEMESTER BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Kossin, Porliamentarian: Barbara Mann, Ethics Council Repre- sentative; Sandy Warren, Secretary; Dennis Cypher, Parliamentarian. TOP ROW: Joe Burleson, President pro-temp; Jan Rus, President. BOTTOM ROW: Dean Camarda, Mike Donaldson. Christine Sweet. Sandy Phyl, Steve Meier, Jan Reed, Dennis Cypher, Jan Rus, Joe Burleson, Sandy War- ren, Barbara Mann, Carolyn Bland, Shannon hlerd- man. ROW 2: Carolyn Lee, Mary-Lois Meservy. Lorie Inglls, Anita Preston, Rae Ellen Martino, Janet Uldricks, Judy Dick, Aubrey Miller, Jerry Buck, Paul HHernandez, Terry hHudgins. ROW 3: Greg hHoble, Rick Beoublen, Sue Belkln, Randy Dougherty, Pat FIcek, Sandy MacCharles, Evonne Kemp, Jacqule Plon, htol Leeper, Tony Vorell. ROW 4: Craig Stov- er, John Williams, Tom fHenley, Chris Ackema, Cyndi Witt, Kerry Boose, Clark Nicholson, Mike Fox, Lynns Rankin, John French, Mike Erickson. ROW 5: Wes Daniels, Ken Farenick, FHoward Thompson, Clair Penner, Steve Rouzer, Jody Hollfleld, Vlckl Coleman, Chris Hudson, Pam Norton, Kathy Stutzman. TOP ROW: Kris Curcio, Karen Pavlinch, and Peggy Latter. 120 TE BOTTOM ROW: Bob Allison, Pom Hill, Wendy Harrington, Kothy Stutzman, Jan Reed, Loura Schaffer, Alleen Nollmann, Mike Erickson. ROW 2: Barbara Meketarion, Susie Hor+on, Donna Meketorlan, Becky Coffey, Barbara Metz, Patty Corb, Selnna Ruiz, Alice Valdivla, Maqqie Moreno, Henrietta Martinez. ROW 3: Randy Reelle, David Smith, Ken Forenick, John Chenney, Glenn Richards, Rick Beaublen, Brock Ward, Stan Hollon, Charles Stage. ROW 4: Ken Kenya, Janet Cowie, and Mike Fox. An active govern- ment group this year has been the Senate. Promoting important corrective changes in school laws, they hove accomplished many jobs — well done. SECOND SEMESTER BOTTOM ROW: Steve Boggs, Parliamentarian; Lonnie Merrill, Secretary; Terry Hudgins, Parliamentarian. TOP ROW: Dennis Cypher, President pro-tem; Jon Rus, President; Joe Burleson, Ethics Council Representative. 121 Signatures i i 122 OUR EFFERVESCENT PEP UNITS 1964-65 123 S3.iC5C ' SUau:. ' ?XX,afc? ' ' y--.- Jf JAN REED LISA BONAZZA NANCY GUMM STAN JENSON ANIMATED YELL LOUISE ADAMS Our enthusiastic YELL LEADERS. ,, ,-.« % ■ ' .i T .. r« ? Our vivacious SONG LEADERS. ECSTATIC SONG ROBYN POTTS CHAR ROCCI JUDY WALIN CHRIS SWEET GAYLE BARTA FLAG TWIRLERS CONNIE ' im DRILL TEAM ' k  i ' y1 r r K J -r ' J Co-Captain BARBARA MANN SANBY WARRE MAJORETTES TERRI HAUGEN FRAN HOWARD PAT YUNGUL MICHELE McCOY The MAJORETTES excelled In performance throughout the year. 128 A B C YELL LEADERS B C YELL LEADERS OOZE ENTHUSIASM. SUE SMEDLEY MARYAKRAUS LINDA FITZGERALD EMMY REED 129 PIPERS LASSIES THE PIPERS IN ACTION iSti:: .v-4 ' . 1 i THE BAND AT PRACTICE i i ((9 PIPERS LASSIES THE PIPERS IN ACTION THE BAND AT PRACTICE .«•• i I ORCHESTRA Meservy K. Chrisfopherson J. Conpland T. Zinic M. MesS y D. Por+er K. Nielsen C. Cramer K. Jackson R. Morales T. Littlejohn T. Yasuoka C. Voorhees S. Dunn J. Shepard K. Eyestone K. Honan ' e R. Sewell C. Carpenter L. Foster C. Caley A nt A ' J. It. Neranbracl . | GIRLS ' GLEE i v 134 BOTTOM ROW: H. Sullivan, D. Luna, L Bray, L Manly, S. Stover, D. Wilson, C. Wilklns, R. Howard, C. Mercer, P. Post. ROW 2: L. Washburn, T. Cameron, V. Aldrlch, B. Young, M. Miller, M. Bush, N. Winters, C. Witt, C. Carlson, D. Dobbs. ROW 3: L. Crawford, D. Davis, C. Thorton, D. Edwards, T. xeed, K. Halboth, B. Weeks, R. Schulte, C. Poyton, L. Gebo. .-.OW 4: J. Stephens, M. Foster, P. Smith, K. Eloe, J. Jimenez, D. Pettlt, D. Raysin, C. Moore, V. Bonham, M. Martinez. ROW 5: M. Schmclbach, D. Haines, S. Henderson, J. Spake, J. Wolf, S. Miles, C. Hernandez, R. Domlnguez, L. Gomez, A. Nova. ROW 6: D. Howland, S. Blssot, S. Musson, B. Werge, W. Har- rington, P. Moreno, J. Gulley, C. Mormon, S. Gale, A. Klee. ROW 7: V. Kemp, P. McNobb, D. Martlno, C. Slote, B. Wheel- er, M. Paradis, D. Abbate, D. Declous, G. Grisot, C. Holm- Strom. ROW 8: J. Collett, M. Czoplinski, C. Maguson, D. Meketorlan, P. Myers, J. Shorb, L. Forsyth, S. Despoin, K. Knight, J. Mclver. ROW 9: P. Whltelock, R. McMohon, L Coc- covole, T. Epplck, M. Moore, M. Vendrell, C. Lorton, C. Hoge- lund, A. Burdzlnskl, S. Eorp. ROW 10: J. Copelond, L Foster, S Elliot, D. Frankwick, R. Griggs, K. Hudgins, K. Holsinger, L. Burton, S. Boozel, J. Johnson. ROW I I: K. Marcum, P. Mann, K. Devaney, L. Osburn, J. Schnerlnger, S. Eastman, S. Hend- rlchsm, A. Cubero. ROW 12: M. Anderson, R. Abeyta, E. Villagomez, J. Steib, S. Saxton, G. Cooper, S. Stanton, M. Schweppe, D. Haugen, L. Hegland. ROW 13: K. Ellis, C. Mercer, B. Scott, L. Gleser. CONCERT CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: R. Molln, L. Dreyfuss, P. Gulp, S. Russo, C. Weber, L, Hatfield, L. Fitzgerald, C. Kussell. D. Sargent, D. Smothers. ROW 2: J. Johnson, P. Lay, B. Gerlettl, T. Bowles, M. Kluch, P. Meier, C. Shaw, P. GILs, P. Johnson. ROW 3: J. Carls, G. Walton, K. Eyestone, K. Steele, B. Smith, C. Wil- hite, B. Robinson, J. Manly, T. Strom, J. Grider. ROW 4: S. Morrow, L. Reed, T. Sanders, J. Uldricks, J. Mogusen, J. Plott, S. Bleak, J. Bowman, S. Lorton. ROW 5: L. Vanstelten, J. Edg- erly, K. Lissa, N. deVries, B. Brandhofer, B. Winters, R. Clifford, L. Hawkes, B. Mann. ROW 6: L. Smith, J. Altmeyer, J. Scrog- gins, J. Carlson, D. Crow, L. Heimer, L. Musson, E. hiill, D. hHoli- field. ROW 7: J. McKenna, D. Ishom, S. Meier, K. Jones, K. Carlberg, S. Estrada, M. Lewis, J. Snoderly, D. Carr. ROW 8: E. Pond, G. Papp, M. Forrester, D. Bowman, D. Wilkins, B. Tay- lor, J. Wilkins, K. Richardson, J. Turner. ROW 9: C. Wilson, T. McDonough, J. Osborn, D. Jaich, J. Walin, C. DuPuis, A. Rods, C. Burleson, N. Sanders. ROW 10: E. Klllion, J. Hueg. D. Miller, S. Riemer, S. Swltzer, T. Duncan, B. Mann, J. Broc, J. Wendoll. ROW II: P. Lochmiller, D. Carlberg, K. Kemp, S. Miller, D. Oglesby, M. Dunham, J. Eminger, R. Carsey, W. Baker. ROW 12: S. Maynord, D. Porter, J. Vanpelt, J. Sullins, M. Fink, D. Musick, R. Zimmer, E. Tatman, D. Tiemens. ROW 13: J. Powers, H. Ford, K. Collins, D. Maynard, J. Elliot, D. Dunn, D. Jackson, C. Fudge, D. McGraw. 135 MIXED CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: C. Ford, J. Walln, D. Garcia, J. Gordon, S. Volenclano, K. Davis, C. Williams, N. Hill, C. Draper, J. Volk. ROW 2: J. Baker, S. Horton, S. Frankwick, C. Kingdom, J. Burleson, N. Gerletti, R. Warnick, K. Stu+zman. ROW 3: M. True, P. Robbins, P. Smith, D. Coleman, C. Czaptinski, Y. Bufi, J. GIbilterra, N. Brown, C. Bjorklund. ROW 4: K. Ham- ilton, D. Smothers, J. Johnson, M. Hall, J. Shepard, P. Deaton, N. Hill, C. Beeler, G. Scott. ROW 5: V. Knight, L Smith, A. De- marzo, C. Lozano, L. Morales, L. Biles, J. Flaa, M. Johnson, M. Moreno, L. Dunlop. ROW 6: P. Turner, P. Parsons, L. Er- skine, M. Hinshaw, S. Wolever, E. Young, C. Wilson, K. Franke, H. Amans, J. Brandt. ROW 7: V. Powers, M. James, C. Lind- quist, A. Preston, K. Stone, J. Longmore, J. Hall, J. Elsas, M. Carr. V. Jacobson. ROW 8: L. Cook, S. Briggs, B. Hasel- busch, S. Valdemi, B. Botterton, J. Halapoff, S. Bott, J. Norton, K. Christopherson, T. Young. ROW 9: C. Yamoga, S. Hastin, T. McDonough, J. Morrison, D. Younts, M. Sohn, G. Bustos, D. DeHoff, T. Flader, H. Barner. ROW 10: M. Fink, R. Hopper, M. Greene, J. Jones, R. Herrera, D. Rivas, H. Spivey, B. Childs, J. Snoderly, M. Larson. ROW I I: S. Berg, S. Meyers, M. Trem- bly, G. Ortiz, S. Westling, T. Tiemens, V. Helles, W. Lowehy, M. Fast, G. Barnes, M. McKeraccher, E. Berzel. ROW 12: B. St. Clair, J. Harrison, G. Kahn, D. Christionson, D. Hoover, S. Erskin, M. Fast, L. Flor, P. Hawks, C. Belkin. ROW 13: D. Smith, K. Blank, W. Griffis, W. Ford, J. Carrera, E. Morris, M. Mapes, E. Gillespy, M. Meyers, K. Patton, D. Nelson. ROW 14: M. Klasic, D. Dunn, Dove Dunn, B. Westling, T. Luginbill, R. Ogas, H. Bononomi, S. Scaffide, G. Landers, J. Farrell. 136 MADRIGALS iiSr BOnOM ROW: p. Gulp, L. Heimer. C. Weber, P. Meier and L. Hatfield. ROW 2: J. Edgerley, L. Valstelten, D. Sargent and J. McKenno. ROW 3: L. Hawkes, C. Burleson, N. Sanders, and S. Witt. ROW 4: J. Magusen, D. Crow, L. Smith, D. Smothers, and C. Wllhlte. ROW 5: P. Lochmlller, K. Carlberg, J. Qsborn and D. Duan. ROW 6: S. Swltzer, K. Collins, D. Maynard, J. Elliot, and D. Carr. ROW 7: T. Duncan, S. Maunard, M. For- rester, and J. Emlnger. TOP ROW: R. Carsey, J. Wendoll, D. Oglesby, and B. Terhune. 137 Signatures 138 ■- ' l s ' 9i- ' ' i r «5i ' ■Lk - u i I HOMECOMING 1964 QUEEN NANCY AND HER COURT 139 -!m - qUHEYLA ayan ,y I V-i. - ' -S LOUISE ADAMS -s J ' lpf Sa THE GAME Nancy Gumm began her memorable evening when she was crowned hlomecoming Queen 1964 by Co- captains Steve Joyner and Greg Keller. 142 THE DANCE The Homecoming Dance with a Harvest Holiday theme followed the game. Couples enjoyed dancing to the enchanting music of the Melodymen. 143 WINTER P. s m WONDERLAND y ' :i . WW ' .. ' ' • ifss . - L k ' n ' iJi k ll I 9 l«r n ivp a ttf a p •XB a . 4 ' — .. F B p n, I 147 .■ ♦■■; . ' , ss HIGHLAND FLING - ? ' i;3 1240 W. Central Ave. La Habra 1044 S. Hope St. Los Angeles 694-1089 R ' 9-1261 HILLCREST ENGRAVOR ' S CORPORATION MEDICAL PHARMACY Dennis and Nancy both show off the beautiful Senior Class Rings from Josten and Engravor ' s. Dennis end Nancy think this is a keen place to go for many things. HA MlOICi The five smiling faces on these young people are an accurate indication of the service at Central Profes- slonol . OW 1-6701 424 Central Ave. La Habra CENTRAL PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PRESS CLUB .jik ' . - ' - , -.- vr BOTTOM ROW: Susie Horton, Ka+hy Keuscher, and Carolyn Fowler. ROW 2: Julie Stoddard, Mary Munford, and Gene Kreyche. ROW 3: Jody Contacessi, Linda Hoist, and Connie Hunter. ROW 4: Stan Strauss, Tim Huntly, and Steve Eddy. ROW 5: Mike Butler and John Anderson. B - ■: — - Presidenf MIKE BUTLER Vice President JULIE STODDARD Secretary CAROLYN FOWLER Treasurer KATHY KEUSCHER 153 DRESS BOARD m f k . CATHY JOHNSON President FRONT ROW: Gail Ziros, Cathy Johnson, Nancy de Vries. ROW 2: Nancy Mlddleton. ROW 3: Linda Kraemer, Susan Constanzo, ' ' Lorie Inglish. RUSSIAN CLUB N DIANA KLASS President 154 BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Rethmel, Andy Confield, Elaine Santongelo, Ellen Ziskin, Su- zanne Davison, Jan Fox, Mike Rooth. ROW 2: Jack Morris, Jim Funkhouser, Diana Klass, Lauren Prulm, Dave Samarin, Greg Papp. TOP ROW: Steve Rouzer, Rich Morales, Ken Farenick, Minford Doron, Richard Kreidel, and John Arthur. DANCE CLUB Sergeant at Arms HOWARD BONANOMI President STEVE ANDERSON Vice President MAUREEN BURNS Dance Club members enjoyed the long and tedious hours they spent making this year ' s dances a success. Under the supervision of Steve An- derson, this year ' s president, each dance was beautifully decorated — all proving to be on overwhelming success. Secretary DENISE GREIVE Representative JEANNINE ALTMEYER BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Dewhlrst, Pat St. Pierre, Sandy Hohn, Lori Grisat, Carole Barnes, Diane Martino, Lucy Martino, Cheri Griffin, Maureen Burns, Ann Caccavale. ROW 2: Pom Dovey, Jeannlne Altnneyer, Diane Bizzell, Hazel Barner, Linda Keller, Cyndy Lone, Shari McMichaels, Nancy Popovich, Fron Howord, Kotfiy BItner, Valerie Howor+h, Kers+i Kostobi, Char- lie Moore. Kathy Baird, Sandy Rydell, and Martha Smyers. 155 THESPIANS TOP LEFT: Karen Pavlinch, historian; TOP RIGHT: Cele ;te Matheny, social chairnnan; MIDDLE LEFT: Suzanne Propster, secretary: MIDDLE RIGHT: Kris Curcio, vice-president: CENTER: Pete Kulas, president. As the 1964 65 school year comes to o close, Thes- pians, the National Drama Society, has once again created on exciting, successful year. Thespians central theme was the Promotion of Better Dromatics. The members followed through with their theme by present- ing The One Act Play Festival on campus which is the dramatic event of the year. Awards are given to various students who achieve high merit in these productions. The Thespians tour Pasadena Playhouse a nnually. They meet actors, directors, producers, and members of the pro- duction crew. All Thespians try to improve themselves in drama and as human beings. BOTTOM ROW: Coleen Halbath. Kay Hamilton, Gay Fitzgerald, Claudia Ford, Steve Meier, Janet Uldricks, Judy Walln, Kris Cur- cio, Cindi Shilala, Suzanne Propster, Connie Russell. ROW 2: Deb- bie Hughes, Mary Munford. Pam Standish. ROW 3: Cecilia Boe, Diana Coniglia, Linda Larner, Lin Smith, Celeste Matheny. ROW 4: Rick Beaubien, Sue Eitnier, Debbie Harris, Linda Tie- mans. Bruce Hargreaves. ROW 5: Kothy Grubb, Linda Fitzger- ald, Sheri McCoy, Sallle Patterson, Marilyn Will, Betty Wheller, Craig Stover. ROW 6: Betsy Mustoe, Kersti Kostobi, Mardell Baker, Garry Mann, Janene Luders, Kay Grether. ROW 7: Chris Mclntyre. ROW 8: Jill Sweningsen, Vivian Botes, Mary Lois Me- servy, John Brarthwaite, Pot Carrick, Kathy Baird, Mike Johnson. ROW 9: Naomi Zeitler, Pam Johnson, Ellen Ziskin. ROW 10: Bonnie Gilbour, Dorthy Renner. Nancy Randle, Lauren Prium, Bill Roberts, John Farris. TOM HEACOX, president FOLK CLUB FOLK CLUB ACTIVITIES: Hootenannies, meetings with guest speakers on folk music, listing ses- sions, workshops for beginning gui- tarists, field trips to concerts, per- forming for various outside groups, organizing singing groups within the club, and promoting interest in folk music are some of the activities com- pleted this year under the supervi- sion of Miss Jacobs, Mr. Frose, and Mr. Achenbrenner. JINNY REED, secretary STAN BOVEE, vice-president NIKI BARNES, treasurer BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Wiener, Lynn Tery, Lynda Hatfield. Barbara Gerlettl, Pat Swenson, Nancy Dew- hirst, Denise Clem, Amy Stoddard, Joyce Wold, Pen- ny Synder. ROW 2: Nlckl Barnes, Carol Cramer, Nlkkl Sanders, Glenda Pierce, Les- lie Helmer, Teddl Jo Sanders, Karln Chrlstopherson, June Gordon, Cely Sebo, Lucy Martlno, Pat Yungal, Lauren Prulm. ROW 3: Diane Crow, Donna McCabe, Linda Mus- son, Carolyn Sumner, Marian Ramey, Linda Welnsteln, Lin- da Kraemer, Hattl Edwards, Sue Voldeml, Rochelle Schultz. ROW 4: Cherl Swanson, Dar- la Davis, Jeannlne Altmeyer, Glnny Reed, Karen Halvor- sen, Barbara Smith, Crlstle Hawks, Carole deVrles, Pat Beckner, Gall Cooper. TOP ROW: Richard Fife, Chuck Dodson, Mike Connely, Don Roeck, Steve Meier, Bill Biles, Gary Doss, Jack Llnke, George Peters, Roger Aday, Mike Classic, and Tom Hea- cox. GIRLS ' LEAGUE TOP LEFT: Vicky Day, President, Cindy Weber, Vice President, Denise Grieve, Secretary. BOT- TOM LEFT: Mary Ann Schloqel Treasurer, and Kathy Keuscher, His- torian. m  iM|y) y Mi ' ««|g (eB| ' ' ' ' Girls ' League Represent- atives, TOP ROW: Laura Scho ffer, FHA Representative; Nicki Barnes, GAA Represent- ative: Judy Vinnacombe, Senior Representative. FRONT ROW: Jane McKeown, Soph. Repre- sentative; Cathy John- son, Junior Represent- ative. NOT PICTURED: Pam Horton, Freshman Representative. 158 ADVISERS ) RUTH BAILY NORMA BEEBOWER GRACE DeRUBEIS MARY JANE FLAA MARILYN JACOBS THERESA SANTANGELO MARGARET VARNUM BOnOM PICTURE: Vickie Day conducting Girls ' League meeting and discussing some of the coming events in the year presented by the League. 159 FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS: June Gordon, secretary; Anna McDowell, treosurer; Cherl Stemler, presi- dent; Nancy Brown, publicity; Carolyn Post, vice-president. ■■ ' Uitai ' f-JiT,C ' BUTTOM ROW: Annu McUov.e;i, June Oordon, Chen btemlei, Carolyn Kost, Nancy Brown. ROW 2: Pat Mann, Estelle Eisenberg, Sharon Coleman, Corole Seger, Kersti Kostabi, Pom Goetz, Morilyn Will, Amy Stoddard and Betty Wheeler. 160 SPANISH CLUB T f President NIKI BARNES Vice President BARBARA GUSTAFSON Secretary PAT ARMITASE BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Middleton, Kathy Quesenberry, Jim Powers, Mark Scheueter, Carolyn Sumner, ROW 2: Donna La Porte, Barbara Gerletti, Barbara Spriek, Lucy Martino, Barbara Gustafson. ROW 3: Becky Coffey, Lynn Krueger, Linda Hughes, Stefanie Geier. ROW 4: Yolonda Chavey, Randy Christenson, Wynema Bogely, Judy Vinnacombe, Jan Piatt. ROW 5: Lindo Johnson, Vicki Jacobsen, Beth Stone, Charlotte Reidenbaugh, Pat Armitage. ROW 6: Maggie Moreno, Rosa Lopez, Rita Gradillas, Alice Lopez, Linda Bell. TOP ROW: Bob Brandt, Lorrie hHarnach, and Niki Barnes. Treasurer LINDA BELL 161 rfipa ' ' V. The 1964-65 Pep Club ' s support added a new invocation of spirit at the basketbal games. 162 PEP CLUB Pep Club has been an overwhelming suc- cess this year. Because of the club ' s active participants, Pep Club has contributed more this year to school spirit than any previous year. Under the leadership of Nancy Gumm, Pep Chairman, the pepsters provided posters and shakers for each game. The club also had two food sales and arranged all pep buses and routes to away football games. Telegrams of good luck were sent to the basketball and football players and carnations were presented to the Cross Country runners entering CIF. TOP ROW, left to right: Holly Harrison, Soph, rep.; Liz Corrin, Sr. rep.; Barb Miller, Jr. rep. FRONT ROW, left to right: Pat Stephanie, Jr. rep.; Nancy de Vrles, Soph. rep. NANCY GUMM Pep Chairman MARYANN SCHLOGEL Secretary I TINA BIDWELL Treasurer KATHY BEETHAM Secretary II 163 CONNIE BROBECK oi-jver+isinq NANCY JENSEN advertising CAROL WILSON NANCY BROWN business manager oss t. business manager TINA BIDWELL dances JANET ULDRICK! dances LIZCORRIN MARSHA DISBRO RAE ELLEN MARTINO SHARON TOWNLEY foculty faculty organizations organizations JERRY BUCK photographer PAM HAMILTON CAROLYN SUMNER KRYS McKERRACHER underclassmen underclassmen inderclassmen CINDI SHILALA pep units NANCY DOUn pep units NA RAE EICHORN VERNIE HOLTON KATHY THOMPSON DENNIS CYPHER basketball LINDA LEACH government PAT COSTELLO government SUSAN ROGERS KATHY BEETHAM GAA GAA FRENCH CLUB President BOB ABSHEAR Vice President WENDY HARRINGTON Secretary SUZANNE DAVISON Treasurer JANINE CARLSON Publicity BONNIE DANIELSOh BOTTOM ROW: Borbora Metz, Mary Kllgore, Steve Lefever, Estelle Elsenberg, Carole Seger, Vlckl Jacobs, Penny Snyder, Carol Oliver, Barbara Mueler, Sue Ciawson, Joey Lefler, Nan- cy Brown, Gene Kreycho, Jacqueline Plon. ROW 2: Peggy Meyers, Judy Grlder, Christine Webster, Jone Ciawson, Nldra Knappen, Meg Gilbert, Judy Leonard!, Jonine Carlson, Bor- bora Smith, Pom Olson, Karen Pavllnch, Terl hiaugen. Pomelo Morgan, Karol Anderson, Wendy Harrington, ROW 3: Kothy Cronin, Sherle MacMichale, Cindy Lone, Mary Classic, Pat Ficel , Ellen Ziskin, Judy Coleman, Judy Vlnnacombe, Karen Ha ' ver c- Steohonle Gler, Mary Lois Meservy, Diane Mor- -ny, Jim Wendell. ROW 4: Kothy Williams, Fran Howard, Cindi Shllolo, Sally Collier, Dlone Vlslocky, Kar- en Wilson, Chris Ackema, Jonis Wolcott, Mary Beaublen, Lmdo Badger, Nancy DeHurst, Jeanne Desseus, Gall Mitchell. ROW 5: Carol Meyers, Diane Dobbs, Clndl Carlson, Barbara Winters, Kenny Collins, Judy Crone, Sandy Campbell, Greg Kenny, Louise Manual, Linda Marshall, Vivian Botes, Jill Swen- Ingsen, Linda Hoist, Rusty Carsey. ROW 6: Wesley Kim, Julie Stoddard, Colleen Halboth, John Chenney, Susan Perrotta, Gall White, Kathey Ascenclo, Stan Jenson, Joanne Tlmpone, Judi Beddle, Lynn Smith, Stuart Moynord, Suzanne Davidson, Roberta Clifford, Bob Abshear. 166 ART CLUB VALARIE HOWARTH President BOTTOM ROW: Diane Rentgen, Linda Badger, Carolyn Sumner, Volorie Howorth, Cheri Griffin, Donna McCabe. ROW 2: Tom Heocox, Barbara Miller, Pat Stephany, Mary Beoubien, Carol De Vries. ROW 3: Ban! Williams, Cheri Swanson, Nancy Wright and Karen Halverson. DON FLORENCE Vice President Contributing in many ways to school activities, this year ' s Art Club has been more active than ever before. Art Club has been working on a 20x5 foot mosaic mural of abstract school activities, and this will be installed in the new library on its completion. It has taken seven years to complete this mosaic. Art Club has gone to various art shows throughout Southern California including the Disney Studios. Under the fine supervision and help of Mr. Schey, Art Club has provided a meeting place and activities for students who are interested in art creativity. CAROLYN BLAND Secretary BANI WILLIAMS Treasurer 167 GRAPHIC ARTS Sj .- BOTTOM ROW: Bob Genung. Secretary; John Mulstay, Vice President; John Fischle, Treasurer. TOP ROW: Paul Klopfenstein, and Luis Mejia. NOT PICTURED: Ben Mar- tinez, President. Not until printing came could learning, yea and wisdom also, knock at every man ' s door. This quote was token from the Latin of Cardilius in I 546 and has been o step- ping stone for each club member. Acquainting students with the various phases of printing is the club ' s prime purpose. Graphic Arts has become increas- ingly active during the year printing Pep Club booster cords, dance tickets, and composing the foot- ball programs to sell to the student body. Graphic Ar+s printing press in action. VARSITY CLUB President JOE BURLESON Vice President JEFF KOSSIN Secretary-Treasurer STEVE MEIER Sergeant-at-Arms BILLBOGGS BOTTOM ROW: Joe Burleson. Jeff Kossin, and Bill Boggs. ROW 2: Joe Sandoval. Greg Keller, Jim Wendoll, Bruce Mc- Iver, Kenny Kennp. Gary Swanson, Greg Kinney, Mike Fox, ond Bruce Raid. ROW 3: Greg Earnshow. Roger Kays, Steve Joy- ner. Dave Karr, Jeff Elliot, Duane Corlberg, Dove Maynard, Bob Sorenson, and Tony Vrenda. ROW 4: Tom hHenley, Ken Collins. Larry Nicholsen. John Hackett, Tom Allen, Frank Porchmon. Bob Absheor, and Steve Crawford. ROW 5: Jim Flores, Scott Switzer, Don Schmltt. Dick Golaviz, Bill Moron, Scott Pierce, Rick Morales, Jeff Horton, and Owen Larson. ROW 6: Les Stage, Phil Katsis, Benny Vargas, Dennis Cypher, Tony Sanford, Mike Gadd. Mark Sewell. Jon Broc. TOP ROW: Lorry Brandenberg. John Salozar. Bob Roiley, Jeff Smith, Terry hHudgins, Greg True, Bruce Flomm. and Steve Meier. Letter- men not pictured: John Williams, Aubrey Miller, Jan Rus, Scott Berg, Wayne Cowie. and Forrest Brown. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION %3A k Tfie ' President BILLBOGGS Vice President JOE BURLESON 170 BOTTOM ROW: Cindi Weber, Mary Munford, Niki Barnes, Cheri Griffin, Mary Beaufien, Kris Kester, Leslie Heimer, Linda Bell, Shelley Jones. ROW 2: Niki Jo Sanders, Carol Burleson, Betty Jean Steisslinger, Jackie Shepard, Linda Musson, Kathy Steele, Cathy Johnson. ROW 3: Cindy Wilhlte, Diane Crow, p _-,_ ' - ' -ve, Glenda Pierce, Donna McCobe, Sharon Gil- vVhite, Barbara Smith. ROW 4: Carol Wilson, Ly.in Krueger, Judy Coleman, Pat Costello, Sheryl Grant, San- dy Campbell, Barbara Gerletti, Carolyn Fowler. ROW 5: Bar- bara Young, Janine Carlson, Barbara Mann, Susan Rogers, Sue Clowson, Judy Dick, Jan Piatt. ROW 6: June Gordon, Peggy Adams, Coleen Halboth, Randy Dougherty, Suzanne Costonzo, Nancy Barta, Lonnie Merrill, Laura Schaffer. TOP ROW: Nancy Brown, Linda Kramer, Susie Price, Dianne Dun- can, Susie Edmiston, Pat Beckner, Louise Manuel, and Carol Axllne. BOYS DO WELL TOO! Secretary CAROL deVRIES Treasurer GREGG KINNEY BOTTOM ROW: Greg Popp, John Williams, Jeff Horton, For- rest Brown, Jon Rus. ROW 2: Fred Bastanchury, Tom Luke, Jeff Smith, Bill Fillmore, Bill Biles. ROW 3: Ston Strouss, Dove Zur- linden, Mike Allman, Bill Kieltv. Jeff Elliot. ROW 4: Dale Rol- lins, Roger Volkert, Carl Bjorkqulst, Chuck Selin, Andrew Can- field. ROW 5: Larry Bllesner, Don Arkfeld, Jeff Kossin, Lenox Long, Bob Bateman. TOP ROW: Dove Lee, Bob Morroz, Tom Allen, and Steve LeFevre. 171 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Future Homemakers demonstrate their sewing talents. OFFICERS— BOTTOM ROW: Marian Ramey, president; Beth Lissa. TOP ROW: Kris Miller, Kathy Lissa, Ruth Harrington, and Donna Mitas. BOTTOM ROW: Beth Lissa, Marian Ramey, Ruth Harrington, Donna Mitas. ROW 2: Annette Wheeler, Kathy Lissa, Nancy Dodson, Kathy Haws, Kris Miller, Evelyn Wilcox. ROW 3: 172 Laura Schoffer, Nancy Krebie, Rochelle Hoag, Marcella Szy- manowski, Terri Roskom, Dorothy Dolan. TOP ROW: Jean Horine, Kris Ratelle, Mariann Gaiss, Lauren Pruim, Randy Russell, and Barbara Foster. Not pictured: Pom Phillips, and Linda Stender. FUTURE MEDICAL PROFESSIONS e«.ai a.  !! A: .i.T ?irf ' 4MB:. BONNIE DEATON President BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Richards, Lindsay Haig, Joey Leiler, Steffoine Geier, ROW 2: June Joyner, Sue Clowson, Eeth Wilson. Bruce Honiaguclii, Nancy DeVries and Bonnie Deoton. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS JACKIE COMPTON President BOTTOM ROW: Melody Long, Jackie Compton, Roe-Ann Lew! ' , Sandy Wohl. Louise Adams. ROW 2: Judy Coleman, Susie Perrotta, and Ko+hy hiaracharik. 173 GERMAN CLUB i GARRY SWANSON President GREGG KINNEY Vice President RANDY BOOSE Secretary BRUCE MATTISON The German Club again this year hos shown on outstanding effort in bring a spark of Germanic outstanding effort in bringing a spark of Germanic culture to all on campus. As always, the German Club and French Club Christmas party was a huge suc- cess. The annual Moifest, a banquet dinner held the first Friday in May has a huge turnout with the sing- ing of German songs, ond the eating of a German meal SOTTOM ROW: Linda Hatfield, Suzie Edmiston, Beth Wil- son, Anita McDowell, Pat Yungul, Pam Goetz, Leslie Heimer, Gene Kreyche, Carole de Vries, Nikki Jo Sanders. ROW 2: Eleonor Schroder, Kathy Neilsen, Dorothy Wltherell, Bar- bora Young, Pam Phillips, Pom Robinson, Chris Doutt, Con- nie ' • ' -•- .--1 Teddie Jo Sanders. ROW 3: Charlie Crow- lev , Carl Bjorkquist, Garry Swanson, Paul Klop- fenste;n, bteve Roseth, Mike Hensel, Jeff Elliot, and Jeff Horsemen. ROW 4: Jeff Lindsay, Greg Barnes, Tony Nichol- son, Dale Long, Dave G ' Iford, Eric Hcrst, Steve Riemer, Dave Lukenbill, and Marty Burcle. ROW 5: Chris Sibley, Tim Brown, Richard Votaw, Gregg Kinney. Don Roeck, Greg John- son, Robert Wendoll, Bill Boggs. ROW 6: Richard Wells, Rog- er Berg, Nick GisottI, Nell Schermltzlor. Bob Mlletlch, Steve Boggs, Edgar Muller, Mike Wlthrow, Marlon Bliesner, Hans Herst, and Tom Ryther. LATIN CLUB BETH WERGE President BETH SUTTON Treasurer LINDA WRIGHT Secretary PAUL HORNBUCKLE Vice President i T BOTTOM ROW: Bob Martlno. Paul Loesch, Bob Carruth, John Molotesta, Paul Horn- buckle. ROW 2: Beth Sutton, Beth Werge. Mory Stuart, Linda Weinstein, Kersti Kos- tabi. ROW 3: Randy Peele, David Bratt, Linda Wright, Jean Horine, Bob Siler, Randy Hemlick. 175 NA ' 1AL FORENSIC LEAGUE I. STAN JENSEN President it iS • «• BRUCE MATTESON Vice President NIKKIJO SAUNDERS Secretary The major aim of the National Forensic League is to develop Forensic skills by training ond competing in interscholostic contests. Under the able leadership of Mr. Roy Benkendorf, NFL students have brought more fame to Lo FHobra High School than any other organization in terms of awards and distinction. r T 176 JEFF ELLIOT Treasurer BOTTOM ROW: Karen Pavlinch, Celeste Matheny, Jeff hlorton, Sue Propster, Teddi Jo Sanders. ROW 2: Dianna Kloss, Diane Crow, Jan Rus, Stan Jensen, Tim Griggs. ROW 3: Lauren Prium, Dove Payonk, Bob Brandt, Bob Slier, Steve Roseth. ROW 4: Jim Dolce, Chuck Loveless, Larry Ramp, Mary Aldrich, Meg Gilbert. ROW 5: Tom Clifford, Ellen Ziskin, Nikki Jo Sanders, Skip Alen, Bob Gen- nawey. TOP ROW: Denise Grieve, John Braithwalte, and Jocqule Pion. J ROYAL ORDER OF ALCHEMi di THE ROYAL ORDER OF ALCHEMISTS is led by President Andy Canfield, Secretary Sue Dunn, Treasurer Ray Merservy and Dennis Fisher as Vice President. BOTTOM ROW: Re, Ve-servy, Sue Dunr. Andy Canfieia. Dennis Fisher. TOP ROW: Roger Bei-g, Mike Hallman, Barbara Young, Suzonne Costanzo, Phii Deotheroge, ond S+eve Le Fever. 177 CALEDONIANS BOTTOM ROW: Lauren Prulm, Diana Klass, Cheri Stemler. ROW 2: Sue Lopsys, John Hibble, Jeff Horton, Jennifer Coupland. ROW 3: Ed Glllaspy, Alan Keith, Nick Gisotti. David Scott. ROW 4: Bonnie Deaton, Kathy Lissa, Marian Ramey, Beth Lissa. ROW 5: Milce Hensel, Gary Ahart, Robert Wendell, John Creager. President BOB HIBBLE W Vice President MARIAN RAMEY Secretory BETH LISSA 178 Connmissioner of Scottish Traditions JOHN HIBBLE lOM ALLEN President TOM RYTHER Vice P-.- ' de-- JIM GEORGE Treasurer KEY CLUB BOARD MEMBERS: t - Jk BILL FILLMORE JEFF TRAVIS PAUL McGINNIS NEIL SCHERMITZLER Secretary BOTTOM ROW: Mike Dunham, Tony Morales, Paul Mogins. ROW 2: Mike Hensel, Charles Selin, Neil Schermitzler, Tom Allen. ROW 3: Joe Burleson, Eric Herst, Jeff Travis, Steve Corcoran. TOP ROW: Bill Boqgs, Brod Taylor, Stan Bovee, and Grant Fleener. 179 CINDl WEBER Vice Presideni- AFS LESLIE HEIMER President I DONNA McCABE Secretary-Treasurer 180 BOTTOM ROW: Gene Kreyche, Naomi Zeltler, Elaine Santangelo, Maria Spence, Linda Musson, Carol de Vries. ROW 2: Julie Stoddord, Mary Munford, Judy Cole- man, Janine Carlson, Susie Ayan. TOP ROW: Cindy Carlson, Barbara Miller, Donna McCabe, Leslie Heimer, and Diane Crow. LITERATURE CLUB . I K - HHft BOTTOM ROW ley. TOP ROW: are in charge of Club. : Jan Russ, and Tim Hunt- Diane Crow. These three publicity tor the Literature FRANK PARCHMEN President HI . 1 k P s v A || - 11 m K 1 k B Vl JODY CANTACESSI Vice President NIKKI BARNES Secretary The Literature Club is one of the new clubs on campus this year. The club publishes a booklet called the Thistle. This booklet con- tains the creative writing and works of the students In the school. The club was organized to promote a better understanding between the creative world of writing and the world we live In. In this way, we gain In the understanding of others through their works. BOnOM ROW: Chuck Sel- In, and Tom Allen. ROW 2: Nlkki Barnes, Brent Fuller, and Mike Dunham. ROW 3: Jan Phillips, Jody Cantaces- sl, and Stan Strauss. ROW 4: Cheri Griffen, Frank Parch- men, and Adviser Mrs. Bev- erly Bjelke. ROW 5: Tim FHuntley, and Bill Fillmore. 181 r : Ai EiViAN •rsident Pt E GEORGE GAMBEE Vice President MIKE MARVICH Reporter JIM FLORES Sentinel GREG FOWLER Secretary MIKE SHANNON Treasurer FFA BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Cypher, Har- old Bonanomi, Greg Fowler, Mark Schueter, Jim Flores, Wes Gardner, Ron Findleton. ROW 2: Howard Thompson, Gary Foster, Bob Bateman, Bob Genung, Russ Sampson, Reece Kimes. ROW 3: Eddie Wilcox, Jim George, Bob Weldon, Blair Nance, Gary Doss, Mike Desmond. ROW 4: Pat Sheehan, David Boird, Craig Reed, John McTeer, Warren Olson, Ron Monahan. ROW 5: Gary Gard- iner, Mike Marvich, Ricky Blackwell, Rod Kelley, Steve Roche, Greg Mil- ler. ROW 6: Joe Neely, Harry Pounds, Jon Zaugg, Glenn Richards, Dennis Baker, Doyle Lonning, George Gam- bee. ROW 7: Larry Wright, Jack Morris, Eddie Adams, Robbie Foster, Woody Ford, Don Norman, Mike Shannon. TOP ROW: Dan Dunn, Phil Seals, Jerry Molina, Jim Harcharik, Tom Johnson, Darrell Borr, and Mike Lacko. Beach Blvd. Buena Park 714-522-1131 Sharon and Steve walk hesitantly up the steps to the old schoolhouse, v hen they see the stick. KNOTT ' S BERRY FARM Fowler ' s Furniture Is completely Top-Drav er ! OX 8-8111 14812 E. Whittier Blvd., Whittler FOWLERS FURNITURE SPORTS i BOTH WIN OR LOSE, OOR PRIDE REMAINS S. Pri. 184 CONQUERING CLAN SPORTS 185 CROSSCOUNTRY - , ' 9f . - VARSITY «fi Gary Brinkman, in his first year at La Habra High, coached the varsity team to the fourth place in the CIF triple A section, and third place in one of the toughest leagues In Southern California. This is the best team performance in the school ' s history. The team includes Jim Flores, Dove Korr, Dorrell Irvin, Bill Boggs, Frank Porchman, Tom Allen, and Rich Morales. 187 IV ' S SWEEP LEAGUE y ALLEN ;, HERCE , SWITZER EStICK The JV harriers had a perfect year, as they didn ' t lose a meet. They won the league meet by taking five of the first twelve places. The top performers include Scott Pierce, Don Schmidt, Scott Switzer, Lyn Dick- enson, Mike Newton, Jim George, Ron Eslick, Jake Vokert, and Bob hHibble . The freshmen also had a good year. They only lost one meet. Top freshmen include Greg Thompson, John Spence, Terry Stark, and Nelson Steisslinger. FRONT ROW: Bob Hibble, Mike Conner. Darrell Barn, Glenn Elweli, Andy Connpise, Mike Lacko, Don Schmidt. ROW 2: Lyn Dickenson, Kelly Gwlnn, Jake Vokert, Hal Martinez, John Petrle. Ron Esllck. TOP ROW: Rich Bullard, Marlln Smith, Jim George, hienry Riimmaqe, John Hibble, Mike Newton, Scott Pierce. Scott Switzer. f DEFEAT FLORES. IRVIN. AND MORALES Frank Parchman gets last minute in sfructions fronn Cooch Brlnkman. ' ' . ' ■ «fiars-i[ r r ' The start of the JV race. La Hobra took the first eight places. Ron Eslick, Jim George, Don Schmidt, and Scott Swit?er lead the way to another win for La LHabra. of the first ieodlng the woy. Dave was one men in every meet. Lyn Dickenson starts his kick Don Schmidt, way out in froni. Scott Pierce wins the Sunny Hills meet. 190 FRESHMAN FRONT ROW: Bill Johnson. Greg Thompson, Nelson Steissllnqer, Mike Ryan. ROW 2: Mike Kennedy, Dave Powys, Bob Weldon, Lorry Kee+er, Mike Fast. BACK ROW: Chris Coley, Dave Fast. John Spence. Terry Stark, Ken Fox, and Bruce Flomm. STEISSLINSER THOMPSON WATER POLO 1 ' CRESTVIEW LEAGUE CHAMPS f C ' sSj FRONT ROW: Scott Berg, Aubrey Miller, Mike Grockl, John Williams, ROW 2: Jeff Travis, Steve Meier, Wayne Cowie, Jan Rus, Greg Earnshaw, Curt Erskine. TOP ROW: Jeff Norton, Forest Brown, Dave Maynord, Dan Starr, Mike Macready, Grant Pleener. Manager THE HIGHLANDERS faced some mighty rough competitors this season, according to Coach Cameron, but still broke even in the won-loss column. This record was good enough to give the Clan first place in the Crestviev League. The Clan ' s victory stemmed from the out- standing playing of Aubrey Miller, Jan Rus, John Williams, Scott Berg, Steve Meier, ond two juniors, Wayne Cowie and Bob Absher. In the first round of the CIF playoffs, Miro Costa upset the Clan 9-8 in overtime. 193 BonanomI Coach Hugh Cameron ■5 ■ H m N •V v VARSITY JAN RUS Co-Captain All-Amerlcon Honorable Mention All-CIF Team Honorable Mention JOHN WILLIAMS Co-Captain AUBREY MILLER Most Valuoble STEVE MEIER 194 SCOT BERG WAYNE COWIE BOB ABSHEAR :;al B ' S COME OUT ON TOP BOTTOM ROW: Dan Pitts, Don Altman, Ralph Pierce. ROW 2: Randy Heimlich, Pat Gourley, Keith Clow, Jim Norris, Mike Rooth. TOP ROW: Jeff Horseman, Rick Boynington, Rex Wheatland, Bob Piatt, Bruce Van Elzakker, Wayne Clifton. The Clan ' s B ' s ended the year with a 6-5 won-loss record. The entire team this season played a terrific game the out- come being a great season. Pot Gourley was chosen most valuable player by his teom- mates this season because of his personal effort which sparked the team to victory. P AT GOURLEY Most Valuable CORKY CLOW Captain Let ' s show them which team Is best, shouts Coach Cameron. 195 C ' S GAIN EXPERIENCE BOTTOM ROW: Bill Hurd, Bill Hughes. ROW 2: Ken Carlberg, Stewart Maynard, Steve Hughes, Bob Siler. TOP ROW: Steve Erskine, Bill Ficek, Ron Rus. Jamie Welsh, Don Johnson, Bill Welsh. La Habra ' s C poloists ended the season wifh a 5-6 v on-loss rec- ord. This is a good record considering some of the rough compe- tition the Clan was up against this year. Don Johnson, Jamie Welsh, Steve hlughes, and the entire team played outstanding ball this year and they should be even better next year. JAMIE WELSH Captain STEVE HUGHES Co-Captain 196 Coach Cameron gives his C ' s a pep talk before o big game. ■K30I ■1 m ' Hjf nt l P B 1 H m ,M ■ 1 H coaciVmarty % This year the La Habro Varsity football squad placed second in the Crestview League, higher than any previous Varsity squad from our school. Coach hHorry Gruber, in his first year as head football coach, along with Coaches John Marty and Gene Uccelini, worked their young team against heavy opposition to cop the second place honors. 198 :: %at!,..- ■ «s RAY OGAS, S. RICHARD WELLS, G. £1 STEVE JOYNER, T. 1 fr , .%. TOM GARCIA, C. At rig Buena nt, La Habra ■•ark men hard. tacklers stop 5) jtk '  t. f i hL - . 1 III ( WV r ' - v f RRY HUDGINS, T. KEN KEMP, T. JEFF ELLIOT, T. 199 Sv DUANE CARLBERG, C. ' .ki ,.. ,1 GARY SWANSON, C. bIn VARfeAS, C. -ev . will- , . aj 1 Larry Brandenburg ploys leapfrog to ovoid tocklers as Bill Westling helps to hold bock oncoming tacklers from Santiago. JEFF SMITH, G GREG TRUE, T. 200 M BOB SORENSO ' 0 .y i ifc :i ' ,i TOM LUG NBILL, E. JEFF KOSSIN TP 201 -V- V ROGER KAYS, B. ■ :• :? ■ -■iS  • ■ t. JOB RALEY, 6. ■y GEORGE ORTIZ, B. DICK GALAVEZ, B. JOHN SALAZAR, QB. Af top right of page, Bob Raley Is blocked as Jeff Smith moves In on Santiago ball carrier. Above at left, Lorry Brandenburg falls to stop onrushinq tacklers. Above a1 right, team tackling stops a play. 203 IV ' S FINISH EVEN f? ' f f f f f BACK ROW: Lundoy, French, Costonzo, Welis, Terhune, Brown, Scharfe, Sullivan, Stage, Medina. Keilty. FRONT ROW: Schoonover, Molina, Ortez, Reid, Carlberg, Sorenson, Dechiora, Fox, Larsen, Moturino, Lewis, Raley. This year the JV ' s, coached by the Varsity coaching team, ran up a 3 win 4 loss record. This year the teonn as well as the coaches were rotated between the Varsity and the JV ' s. The JV ' s got off to a fast start by winning both of their pre-league gomes and holding their op- ponents scoreless. In league competition they only won one gome giving them their 3-4 total for the season. The coaches felt that it was a good proving ground for the Varsity. The experience that the players get this year will do them good next year as many of them will continue to the Varsity. 204 Bob Raley picks up yardage against Magnolia as Duane Carlberg stops the opposi tion ' s tacklers. B ' S HOPEFUL L xli L jfrf ;x;frx ri ' x V J. itf iv-, ' : G3v 1-321 K r. r r i . BACK ROW: Marshall Mell, Doug Switzer, Jeff Haire, Jofin Flanigan, Mike Aros, Phil Stockman, Gene Edwards, Jerry Urick, Dwayne Wallace, Wayne Rethmel, John Styers, Dale Lang. MIDDLE ROW: Rick Gephart, Steve Brandenburg, Scott Westling, Don Christensen, Rick Blockwell, Steve Trover, Bob Stolo, Jack Edwards, Terry Blair, Jim Cochran, Dennis Kaifesh. FRONT ROW: Ken Forenick, Leroy Allen, Larry Hughes, John Clark, Bruce Vincent, Steve Sonne, Ron Bradford, Mike Morvich, Dave Joyner, Lew Reboy, Tom Clifford. The B ' s, composed mostly of freshmen, found competition in the Crestview league o little rough. They were only able to tie one game in league and v ent I for 4 in pre-leogue. Although the B ' s didn ' t do too well, the coaches agreed that the team showed potential power with more experience, and they are hopeful of a better season next year. In the post the B ' s as well as the JV ' s and the C ' s have proven to be a good proving ground for future Varsity footballers. . .feHr«iV ? . N ■ .•-•N- ' -«. : « at .: Above, the B ' s show good holding power as well as good running. These two guolities led to a 1-7-1 season. Although this season was not too good the coaches are hopeful for a better season next year. 205 C ' S POST 8-1 RECORD BACK ROW: Ernie Ankrlm, Charles Troia, Bob Estelle, Don Davis. Bruce Linquist, Bob Coombe, Mark Hoffman. ROW 3: Manager Dave Boird. John Packard, Bill Bouchard, Don Lyons, HHughey hHughes, Eddy Adams, Scott Lesley, Kirk Everitt, Andy Corona, Gary Boyer. ROW 2: Tom Thompson, Dennis Cane, Gory hHendricksen, Paul Blake, Owen Davis, Joel Morgan. FRONT ROW: Paul Roberts, Steve Ellish, Greg Popp, Steve Volenciano, Paul hHackett, Bob Causse, Rick Younts. The C team enjoyed an 8 win, I loss season under Coaches Stone and hHurley. This gome-winning teom may very well foretell the Varsity footboll future ot La hHobra. Paul Hacke+t ' .toys ahead of tacklers to gain valuable yardage in C gome below. VARSITY GRAPPIERS 4 THE LA HABRA Varsity wrestlers finished their seoson with an overall record of four wins and seven losses. The team this year was led by two outstanding wrestlers, Jon Broc and Owen Larson, captains. Phil Katsis and Bob Sorenson were named co-coptoins of the varsity team. Greg True was the only wrestler this year to go to CIF. hie finished second in the Crestview League. In the 106-pound weight class, Don Dodson, a freshman, took third place in the League. Phil Katsis, co-captain, took third place in the league also. In the 136 class, Owen Larson took third place, after being out almost oil season from on appendectomy. Jon Broc, in the 141 class took third after breaking his finger in early league action. Coach Uccellini stated that, they had a pretty good season considering that we lost what I consider two of the leading wrestlers, due to injuries. JON BROC Captain y Broc gains points for the team. OWEN LARSON Cap+oln 207 PHIL KATSIS KEN CARLBERS WOODY FORD GREG TRUE 208 LARRY ROGERS DON DODSON I ' ' mtLt WLvt m i fH 1 m 1 - i A ■ REG PENDLETON ) • CHRIS SIBLEY TONY NICHOLSON STEVE CRAWFORD JOHN CLARKE BOB STOLO BOBSORENSON DANE OGLESBY 209 lAYVEES HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEAR h BOTTOM ROW: Larry Piatt, Ben Martinez, Rick Younts, Ken Kemp, Tom Johan. TOP ROW: Doug Grand, George Hakenholz, Bill Terhune, Larry Hughes, Phil Deatheroge. The La Habra JV ' s finished their sea- son with a 9-2 won loss record. Coach Uccellini stated that, Next year ' s prospects prove to be pleasant after taking a look at this year ' s material. From the experience that these boys obtained this year and the way they were constantly improving, I ' m hope- ful that next year we can put a pretty good dent into our competitor ' s in- tentions. Ca ■ H UCCELLINI COACH MATSUMOTO 210 ' ' ' - ' h.- 1964-65 SEASON a Oppone Buena Park i Cal High ! Costa Mesa ! ...... Rancho Orange Western ' . Santa Fe ■ ...... Cal High Sunny Hills Santa Ana Valley 6 Westminister E Brea i Marina i Lowell ,.6 Rancho i Santiago .E Tustin i. , Sunny Hills ...i Magnolia .. Rancho E Santiago E Tustin (. Sunny Hills ■ Magnolia Loyola ■ Garden Grove ■•X,, V . DENNIS CYPHER CLAN TAKES SECOND IN LEAGUE One of the better La Habra High School basketball teams in the school ' s history flashed to o second place fin- ish in the Crestview League race and a berth in the SCIF playoffs. With the superb coaching of Tex Wallis, they compiled a record of 20 and 6. At one time the hligh- landers received honorable mention in the top ten teams of Southern Californio and were also rated third in the final Orange County prep poll. The Clan upheld the de- fending first place title during the annual Kris Kringle Tournament. During the first round of SCIF playoffs, Jun- ior Lou Guiterrez tallied 25 points to boost La Habro ' s win over Catholic League champs, Loyola. Proceeding to second round, the Highlanders, despite Jim WendoH ' s 23 point effort, were defected by a strong Garden Grove team before a capacity crowd at the FJC gym. Pacing the squad were Seniors Dennis Cypher and Jim Wendell. Cypher was named to the sportswriters ' all Orange County all-star first team and also named by Crestview League coaches to the all Crestview .2 first team. Cypher had an overage of over 15 pcnts per game during league play. Setting a new school record of 301 total rebounds dur- ing a season wos Jim Wendoll. His outstanding ability brought him recognition from the Crestview League coaches by receiving a second team honors on the all Crestview League second team. He also averaged 12 points and I 1 .4 rebounds per game. Another starting senior wos ploymaker Wendell Ruppe, who sacrificed his outstanding scoring ability to set ploys for the Highlanders. He was still above the 12 point per gome overage and was also selected to the coaches all Crestview League second team. The two juniors concluding the starting lineup were Lou Guiterrez and Sam Wilson. With their experience these tv o can hope to lead next year ' s starters. Joel Everitt, Kirk Wallace, and Tom Lugenbill gave extra strength to this year ' s team as Wallis ' reserves. Joel mode on outstanding performance during the sec- ond round of SCIF playoffs. To conclude the great La Hobra High basketball team there was Roy Lozono, Ron- dell Ruppe, Jeff Kossin, Brad Taylor, and Stan Bovee. CONGRATULATIONS TO A FINE TEAM EFFORT AND ESPECIALLY TO COACH WALLIS! 212 5 Ai k% X 1 0i iAnn t ' ¥ WENDELL RUPPE ' WWSpigN ' ; RAY LOZANOi V I ' iia a rOM LUSEl - 1 1 f. .Jb« ■ f M li Co-cap+ain Dennis Cypher sinks one of his sure shots from tho corner while co-captain Jim Wendoll shuffles for a rebound. CLAN GOES TO GIF JV ' S UNDEFEATED AGAIN BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Greg Gail Fowler, Don Green, Stan Goldsmith, Greg Bullock, Jeff Morgan, Larry Jordan, John hHarris. ROW 2: Clift Kessler, John Shallow, Randy Boose, Tom Sinoy, Scot hHorlng, Dick Sinay, Robert hloire. Bill Kielty, John Meyers, not pictured Mike Butler. COACH DON MclNTOSH There ' s only one word to describe the 1964-65 JV basketball team . . . VICTORIOUS. The team was undeteoted tor the second year in league competition and their nearest competitor was three games out. Coach Mcintosh has the responsibility of training the future stars of the Varsity team. Leading the squad was Greg Fowler who broke the individual scoring record. The Sinay twins were sensational rebounders. Next year ' s Junior Varsity team will have the responsibility of upholding the winning trodition of past JV teams. La Habra 61 Rancho LEAGUE Opponent 55 45 39 54 54 SCOR La ES Habra 79 Rancho Santiago Tustin Sunny Hills Magnolia Opponent 65 76 Santiago 62 37 40 Tustin 54 39 67 Sunny Hills 56 39 70 Magnolia 70 38 219 B ' S TIE FOR LEAGUE CROWN mm- ■ ' !aPKssfc- ' «r ' BOTTOM ROW: Tim Dunkin, Gil Uribe, Mork Morrison, Gene Edwards, John Styers, Bob Harjo. ROW 2: Bob Miletich, Darrel Hughes, Jeff Jackson, Dave Joyner, Frank Herdmon, Doug Swltzer, Randy Heimlich. Coach Ron Robertson hod a great 1964-65 season with his B basketball team. The Clan posted a 14-7 mork to tie Sunny hiills for first ploce stand- ings. With the constant rebounds of Dorrell hlughes and Frank hHerdman, our B ' s were able to gather a 1,165 scoring total. Hughes was selected most valuable player and Captain Tim Dunkin led his team with o total score of 262 points. Due to a broken foot, co-captain Doug Switzer was out for part of the season. He gathered a 107 scoring total though. Many of these boys will represent the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams next year. Coach RON ROBERTSON 220 LEAGUE SCORES La Habra Opponent La He bra Opponent 75 Rancho .69 74 Rancho 63 67 , Santiago ... .48 79 Santiago ... 78 59 Tustin _. .44 58 Tustin 54 44 . Sunny Hills . 58 39 Sunny Hills . 42 63.. Magnolia . 49 62...... Magnolia . 37 C ' S 9 - 1 IN LEAGUE BOTTOM ROW: Steve Blair, Greg Johnson. Bruce Llnquist, Steve Elllsh. BACK ROW: Joel Morgan, Steve Parker, Rick Denny, John Elder, Greg Papp, David Duncun, Mark Ortiz. C basketball mentor, John Stone, captured the Crestview League channpionship this year, by compiling a 9- 1 record in their league gomes, and going 15-3 overall. High scoring Joel Morgan led his team in scoring by compiling 204 points, or an II .4 overage. Morgan was followed by Paul Roberts with a total 145 points, making on 8.5 average. The C ' s cruised through league with a 43.3 point gome overage, totaling 433 points, and a season total of 740 points, making a gome average of 41.1 points. To help their scoring were strong free throw percentoges by Joel Morgan 69%, Paul Roberts 70%. John Elder 60%, Steve Ellish 51%, and Dave Duncun 46%,. Coach JOHN STONE LEAGUE SCORES La hiabra Opponent 43 Rancho 28 50 Santiago ..25 42 Tustin . .._ 36 46 _ Sunny Hills 40 45 _ Magnolia 17 La Habra 32 53 32 30 60 Magnolia Opponent Rancho 25 Santiago .28 Tustin . ...34 Sunny Hills 26 30 221 TENNIS AT TOP: Tom Henly stands poised for fast action during LEFT, TOP ROW: Jeff Kossin, Stan Bovee, Brad Taylor, Ed o n-.eet at Lowell. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Kossin shows Ehrlich, Richard Davis, Gregg Kinney. BOHOM ROW: Art moment of anticipation as he waits for rebound. BOTTOM Hough, Ken Collins, Doryl Clifton, Tom Henly, Mark Sewell. 222 i- Pn ■•••■. ■■•.•. «v ttiixty V y a 1 _j VK HENttY JE« KOSSIN LENN SlCVERMAN rFICOWORE ' This year ' s Varsity Tennis Team looked good as it was oided by several good play- ers from last year ' s Varsity squad. Newcomers filled the spaces left by graduating seniors. Last year ' s JV squad was, as usual, a good pro- vider of Varsity players this year. Coach Tom Triggs, hopeful of a good year, used all the talents of the Varsity squad to compose the best possible team. BOTTOM LEFT: Glenn Silverman rallys during the action against natters from Lowell. BOTTOM RIGHT, TOP ROW, Left +0 right: Mike Hcllman, Cliff Isreol, Wes Kim, Steve Rozer, Mark Ortiz, Wayne Rethmel, Mike McKerracher, Dale Randall. BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Morgan, John Packard, Wayne Clifton, Ted Blalock, Jeff Fillmore, Bruce Vincent. 223 VARSITY TRACK 9 ? ' ■ ' Co-Captains JOHN HACKETT and DAVE KARR TOP ROW: C. CosTonzo, B. Boggs, J. Burleson, T. Sanford, D. Samarin, D. Newell, D. McGraw, J. Everitt, M. Smith, B. Broadrent, S. Wilson, J. Sullivan, D. Post. MIDDLE ROW: G. True, M. Rose. E. Hurst, J. Bowman, C. Kessler, D. Schmidt, J. Hibble, R. Morales, J. Carrera. FRONT ROW: B. Hibble, F. Ranchman, S. Switzer, J. Flores, D. Karr, J. Hocbtt, M. Newton, P. Hackett, B. Flamm. This year ' s track team has given many outstanding performances. Some of the outstanding performers are: Dave Samarin, and John hHackett in the sprints, Jim George in the hurdles, Tony Sandford in the 440, Mike Newton and Bill Boggs in the 880, Dove Karr and Tom Allen in the mile, Rich Morales and Jim Flores in the two mile. The B ' s and C ' s are very strong this year. Outstond- ing performers include: Tim Dunkin and Danny Vo- kart in the sprints, Paul hHackett in the 220, Jeff hiaire and Scott Pierce in the middle distance, Ron Eslick and Scott Switzer in the distance. Outstanding C ' s are: Tom Thompson in the sprints, Ted Bidwell in the middle distance, Lyn Dickenson and Greg Thompson in the 1320. COACH MARTY, COACH WINKLEMAN, COACH BRINKMAN 224 DAVE KARR distance JOHN HACKETT sprints JOHN CARRERA high jump BILL BOGGS middle distance B ' S TOP ROW: S. Boggs, D. Hughes, J. Oderman, W. Claxton, S. Westling, D. Joyner, D. Swiher, T. Dunkin, J. Corcoran. MIDDLE ROW: D. Lang, S. Pierce, J. Haire, B. Allison, H. Thompson, R. Wheatland, D. Vokart, M. Nalley. BOTTOM ROW: K. Gwln, J. Bower, T. Blair, T. Clifton, J. Pe+rie, hi. Peirson, R. Eslick, M. Rainen. SAM WILSON pole vaul ' l ' -•« r- JOE BURLESON long jump DAVE SAMARIN sprints 226 C ' S 1 TOP ROW: M. Desmond, T. Thompson, i. Bidwell, D. Redfern, R. Moroies, J. Vokert, R. Bullard, D. Everitt, K. Fox, D. Fast, C. Caley, D. Jones. MIDDLE ROW: D. Borr, M. Kennedy, M. Conner, R. Coleman, G. Hendirkson, K. Gwin, B. Lane, J. Bennet, B. Cuss, J. Spence, C. Vorhees. BOTTOM ROW: L. Dickenson, L. Flor, G. Stanton. S. Blair, N. Steisslinger, G. Tompson, B. Weldon, G. Johnson, J. Dean, D. Turner, C. Wilson. J. HAIRE, T. DUNKIN, S. PIERCE D. VOKART, S. WESTLING sprinters r w s ? P. HACKETT, T. THOMPSON T. BIDWELL sprinters RICH MORALES distance 227 BASEBALL According to Coach Vern Blair, the 1964-65 Varsity base- ball season should be a successful one. With a pre-season nnark of 3 and 3 the Clan will soon enter league competition. There are six returning lettermen to strengthen this year ' s team which has the responsibility of living up to post successful records. With the high pre-season batting averages of Greg Keller and Bob Desjardens, the strong pitching arms of Jim Wendoll and Steve Wilson, who has pitched three consecutive shutouts, and other team efforts, the 1964-65 La hlobro High School Varsity baseball team looks forward to a successful season. COACH VERN BLAIR GREG K Secofxf c 4 I ' _ -. Ny ' - JIM WENDOLL Pitcher STEVE WILSON Pitcher 1 Ma e- ' JOHN SALAZAR Pitcher GREG FOWLER Pitcher TERRY HUDGINS Catcher BOB DESJARDINS Catcher TOM FOWLER First Base i ANDY GOMEZ Second Base LARRY BRANDERBURG Third Base 229 . Jt - ?i JOHN BEETHAM Third Base :v- JOHNNY HARRISON Shortstop 9 :. 5 T -Sal .: ?4Cil«a,t-Mi 230 JOE SANDOVAL Outfield ' ' fe MARK TREMBLAY Third Base t f t ■-. DENNIS CYPHER Shortstop S 1 I BOB RAILJOB Outtield . Vii %f DICK GALAVIZ Shortstop i f . J JEFFREY ALAN SMITH Outfield GASPER CARRANZA Outfield COACH RON ROBERTSON IV BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW: T. Rythor, G. Bullock, S. Trover, R. Bradford, G. Ortiz, B. Kays, B. Reid. ROW 2: R. Palik, P. Stockman, J. Shallow, G. Underwood, J. Hopps, T. Pcshalides, J. Styers, F. Herdman. ROW 3: T. Burton, M. Morrison, L. Schorfe, T. Sinay, S. Horine, D. Sinay, B. Halre, S. Goldsmith, R. Heimlich, D. Harvey. The Junior Varsity and Frosh-Soph. teams this year are on their way to a successtui season. Ron Robertson coaches the Junior Varsity and Tex V allis coaches the Frosh-Soph. According to their pre-seoson record both teams are looking forward to a victorious round in league play. FROSH - SOPH BASEBALL COACH TEX WALLIS BOTTOM ROW: P. Roberts, B. Harjo, L. Allen, J. Flanagan, S. Brandenburg, S. Sonne, G. Edwards, J. Jackson. ROW 2: F. Mejia, P. Blake, B. Lowery, R. Iriyama, M. Morrison, B. Pearce, S. Cauckins, V. Kinder. BACK ROW: M, Carver, E. Adams, T. Aspel, M. Dunn, G. Jackson, B. Llndquest, G. Hendrickson, J. Morgan. CLAN SWIMMERS BOTTOM ROW: Forrest Brown. Grant Fleener, Aubrey Miller, Mike MacReady, Gary Gardner, Dan Starr. TOP ROW: Jan Rus, Scott Berg, Wayne Cowie, Steve Meier, Jerry Green, John Williams, and Jeff Horton. v ' , Pfi La Habra swimmers break from the blocks. MIKE GROCKI, KEN BLANK Managers 232 SWIMMERS ACTION ■•  • -• i ' gg m Swimmers, take your mark, gef set DON JOHNSON pulls for the finish La Habra swimmers plunged into a successful season. The Varsity team was led to victory by the impressive per- formances of Aubrey Miller, Wayne Cowie, Jan Rus, John Williams, Scott Berg and Jeff hlorton. Many Varsity rec- ords were broken by these swimmers. The B and C squads were led by Bob Absheor, Pot Gourley, Bill hHeord, Jamie Welsch, Don Johnson, and Steve hHughes. With many records broken by B and C swimmers, Mr. Cameron looks forward to the Varsity team next year. . i ' -« .. DAN PITTS exhibits butterfly form Straight knees and perfect form gain points for La Habra. 233 B ' S AND C ' S SHOW PROMISE BOTTOM ROW: Owen Larson, Mike Roo+h, Pat Gourley, Bob Abshear, Jeff Horseman, Ralph Pierce. TOP ROW: John Norris, Bob Piatt, Rick Boynlngton, Bruce Vanelkker, Don Altman, Bill Hughes, Dick Younts, and Dan Pitts, Manager. BOnOM ROW: Jamie Welsch, Steve Hughs, Bill Welsch, Bill Heard, Bob Siler. TOP ROW: Don Johnson, Bill Ficek, Steve Erskine, Stuart Maynerd, Ken Corlberg, and Ron Rus. 234 m W KATHY BEETHAM Vice President DOROTHY GLOBES Secretary GAA CABINET AND ADVISERS LINDA CARLSON President ▼ 9 k m T NANCY BARTA Treasurer ADVISERS— BO TTOM ROV : Wiss Michael, Mrs. Hager, Mr:. SopinsH, Miss Barrett. TOP ROW: Miss Jacobs, Miss Bormore and Miss Firman. JAN FOX Freshman Representative 235 f ' K ' J c m iz Y .■fc :y::r Manager PEGGY ELLIS H SOPH FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS— BOTTOM ROW: P. Johnson, P. Collins, L Biles, D. Wyman, L. Inglls. ROW 2: P. Redfern. C. Eldridge, T. Goetz, N. Zeitler, J. Jutzi, D. Decious. TOP ROW: P. Yungul, K. Stone, J. McKeown, L. Brandhofer, E. Schraeder, and M. Ren. BASKETBALL FROSH FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS— BOTTOM ROW: B. Duncan, S. Zuniga, J. Cowie, D. Sheehan, K. Boose. TOP ROW: K. Meade, G. Montelth, L. Mejia, G. Ziros, S. Munns, S. Webster, and L. Schroder. J 236 SENIOR FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS — BOTTOM ROW: K. Beetham, C. DeVries, D. Crow. ROW 2: N. Barnes, K. Steele, C. Miller, M. Hall, S. Herdman. TOP ROW: P. Ford. T. Bldwell, L. Musson. S. Pfyl. S. Bleak, end C. Post. JUNIOR FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS— BOTTOM ROW: S. Frank. S. Dunn, G. Johnston, J. Douglas. C. Weber, P. Ellis. J. Restivo. TOP ROW: P, Flcek, D. Globes. J. Wolcott. S. Warren. S. Stewart, L. Merrill, R. Dourghety. D. Sargent, N. Barta, G. Bland, and L. Gardiner. f - ' B ( , m mm ' r ' . A. 237 UJANNE- B1L€S, Mongpsf i ■- . ' ■ir, ...■«S : ' .«j- ■• ' • . c- .C3 HOCKEY t J P fv ai f 1 § jl, |i S f JUNIOR CLASS— BOnOM ROW: K. Melton, M. Moreno, R. Lopez, R. Gradillos, B. Qulntero, G. White, R. Clifford, N. Borta, J. Restlvo, S. Russo, B. Mann, S. Warren. ROW 2: J. Wolcott, S. Witt, P. Meier, S. Campbell, S. Davison, J. Doug- las, C. Weber, L. Dreyfess, D. Leiberman, C. Blond, S. Gilbert, C. Wilhite. TOP ROW: R. Dourghety, S. Dunn, M. Swanda, C. Hall, S. Frank, P. Flcek, G. Johnston, C. Axline, S. Valenci- ana, C. Grant, K. hiarcharik, L. Manuel, V. Powers, L. Merrill, P. Ellis, C. Moses, B. Catlett, D. Sargeont, L. Gardiner, S. Stew- art, M. Classic, B. Miller, C. Shaw, L. Erskine, D. Globes, and L. Smith. 238 SENIOR FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS— BOTTOM ROW: K. Kes- ter, L. Heimer. L. Corrin, T. Bidwell, J. Compton. ROW 2: C. Post, H. Edwards, L. Musson, G. Beaver, L. Carlson, S. BleoL ROW 3: M. DIsbro, N. Barnes, D. Crow, R. Harrington, T. Ritter. TOP ROW: N. Doutt, P. Ford, M. Holl, P. Meyers, S. hHerdmon, and C. DeVrles. JUNIOR FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS— BOTTOM ROW: S. Campbell, R. Lopez, C. Weber, S. Russo, D. Sorgeant. ROW 2: P. Meier, B. Mann, J. Restivo, S. Witt, D. Clobes. ROW 3: M. Swan- da, N. Barta, C. Bland, R. Dourghety, P. Ellis, S. Dunn, L. Gardiner. TOP ROW: L. Manuel, C. Wllhlte, L. Merrill, S. Warren, S. Franic, G. Johnston, and J. Douglas. SOPH FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS— BOTTOM ROW: M. Spence, C. Eldrldge, L. Marshall, L. Biles. ROW 2: D. Wymann, L. Inglis, M. Monson, P. Dager, P. Goetz, J. Floa. ROW 3: C. Mc- Intyre, P. Johnson, J. Baker, B. Brandhofer, P. Collins, P. Yungul. TOP ROW: D. Declous, D. Klass, J. McKeown, P. Crow, C. Doutt, S. Valdeml, and N. Zeitler. FROSH FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS— BOTTOM ROW: D. War- ren, L. Schroder, J. Cowle, B. Duncan, D. Sheehan. ROW 2: C. Witt, J. Fox, J. Noranbrock, P. Swenson, S. Webster, K. Hudglns. ROW 3: J. Wentworth, S. Endo, K. Boose, T. Roskam, L. Marshall, D. Marshall. TOP ROW: L. Bleak, J. Walker, M. Miller, K. Jacob- sen, S. Johnson, C. Agrellus, and K. Edwards. The Sophomore Class is the largest in GAA with fifty-eight girls porticipat- ing. Displaying much spirit and enthusiasm, the Soph- omores were the basket- ball champions with the first team remaining un- defeated. . J. J -- Manager SANDY CAMPBELL VOLLEYBALL SENIOR FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS — BOTTOM ROW: K. Beetham, M. Hall. S. Pfyl. S. Bleak, P. Ford. TOP ROW: S. Rogers, N. Doutt, S. hHerdmon, P. Meyers, K. Steele, D. Crow, and N. Barnes. I ' jjtf. hh.. JUNIOR FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS — BOTTOM ROW: B. Miller, L. Merrill, S. Warren, G. Johnston, N. Barta, S. Stewart, P. Picek. TOP ROW: C. Weber, J. Wolcott, D. Globes, J. Resti- ve, D. Sargent, S. Dunn, L. Gar- diner, C. Shaw, L. Smith, and P. Ellis. SOPH FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS — BOTTOM ROW: D, Declous, L. Inglis, D. Wymon, P. Collins. L. Biles, K. Jones. TOP ROW: I. Gusman, C. Mclntyre, J. McKeown, P. Crow, S. Vol- denni, M. Ren, C. Eldrich, and M. Spence. fit 6 f 0 FROSH FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS — BOTTOM ROW: G. Monteith, S. Zuniga, L. Mejio, G. ZIros, K. Boose, S. Munns. TOP ROW: B. Duncan, L. Schro- der, K. Meade, J. Cowie, S. Monson, S. Webster, C. Payton, and D. Sheehan. sf-Sfc- ' . r MODERN DANCE 242 ■ l Life ' s Sketches was the theme of the annual mod- ern dance show held in May. The GAA modern dance classes were supervised by Miss Michael and the Orchesis group in perfecting their various com- positions. Orchesis is a select group of advanced modern dance students who are chosen for mem- bership. This year ' s Orchesis group (see top picture, opposite page) includes Modern Dance Manager Celeste Matheny, Stephanie Morrow, Terri hlou- gen, and Lani Reed. f! «r SWIM TEAM VARSITY— BOTTOM ROW: Jayne McKeown. Jan Mclver, Nancy Dewhlrst, Charlotte Reidenbaugh, Sandy Pfyl. ROW 2: Peggy Adams, Brandie Brandhofer, Suzanne Davi- son, Linda Hughes, Nancy Earp, Linda Bell and Donna Isham. 244 Another victory tor La Hobra. Varsity divers Peggy and Sandy (R) demonstrate ex- cellent diving techniques. Under the direction of Miss Marilyn Jacobs, the Swim Team boasts o record of only one loss in two years. Numerous records were broken and Varsity swimmer, Charlotte Reidenbaugh, wos the top record holder of the season. With many underclassmen on the team, they are looking toward onother successful year. fS f fi JVs — BOnOM ROW: S. Lyons, K. Rosen, C. Myrick, J. Bennett, P. Goetz, P. Conner. ROW 2: P. Meier, L. Erskine, P. Lunday, D. Lepper, D. Strom, L. Butler, T. Mock, C. Cramer, L. Johnson. TOP ROW: J. Bott, J. Restivo, C. Rich- ards, M. Hydron, S. Vald- emi, M. Buckley, J. Douglas, L. Inglis, K. Jones. 245 BADMINTON -V ' ;?r M BOTTOM ROW: S. Valenciana, D. Globes, L. Biles, U. Melton, C. Ander. TOP ROW: N. deVries, D. Decious, B. Miller, S. Sfewart.C. Hall. MANAGER: LESLIE HEIMER BOTTOM ROW: F. Howard, C. Richards, J.Carlson, M. Hall, A. McDowell. ROW 2: S. Costanzo, M. Clark, R. Lopez, B. Quintere, L. Heimer, D. Crow, J. Wadsworth. TOP ROW: M. Frank, L. Erskine, P. Ellis, M. Moreno, A. Lopez. J. Coleman, N. Collins. 246 TENNIS ft-n BOnOM ROW: K. Steele, N. Barnes, S. Stewart, L Inglis. TOP ROW: P. Collins, C. Hall, B. Miller, D. Decious, L. Snnith, P. Conner, S. Geier. m ' - K : ' - - ■,,. ■«■ i-a: .- ■ - -vtr MANAGER: NIKI BARNES BOTTOM ROW: L. Manuel, R. Dourghty, J. Carlson, C. Grant, P. Johnson, L. Biles, D. Wyman, P. Beclcner. TOPROW:N.deVries, P. Meier, M. Meservy, K. Harcharik, B. Wilson, M.Freesh, M.Hall, S. Ayan, V. Powers, P. Ficek, C. Shaw, M. Munford. M. Classic, J. Coleman, G. Pierce, J. McKeown, M. Ren, L. Gardiner. L. Erskine. 247 SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Fantosy at Twilight was the theme of the annual synchronized swimniing oquacode held in May. Under the leadership of chair- man-Peggy Adams, the girls practiced a large part of th ' f ar on composrt7ons4or the show. Basic stunts such as the ' ballet-leg er- foj;med by these girls were perfected and arranged in composition set to music. l NAPA CIRCLE AUTO PARTS INC. 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I ' m sorry that I just cut off your thumb, Nancy, , Danny sympathizes. DICKENSON LUMBER CO. II30I East Ocean Ave. La Habra OW7-I707 or LA6-247I OW7-7II7 PLAZA CLEANERS All that cleaning and only a dollar! exclaims Louise to Carolyn. It ' s hard to smile when a Flamingo is stepping on your foot! confides Gayle. TAMMY ' S PET SHOP 200 West Whittier Blvd. OW7-5602 La Habra 100 West Whinler Blvd. La Habra OW7-907I JOHN 6c BILL GRAHAM ' S CHEVRON This happy group stops off at John and Bill Graham ' s before cutting school! WHITTEMORE FEED ' ' S r Z A •OX. ©ROOSEVELl p ' ' V SPECIAL LG AA EGCS 41 DOZ FARMER JOHN BACON 59 MARGARINE25 BUTTER7! BREAD 25 4 FOR 90 ta ' Don ' t mind me, I just work here, quips Jeff. ROOSEVELT DAIRY 1050 South Euclid La Habra 871-5600 911 East Central Ave. La Habra OW7-3502 These four Future Farmers agree that Whittemore ' 5 is the place to go for cow food. You ' re always contented after eating at McDonald ' s! MCDONALDS OF LA HABRA 801 East Whittier Blvd, La Habra OW7-93I2 840 West Central Ave. La Habra 1541 Whlttier Blvd. La Habra OW7-7165 RAY ' S AUTO ELECTRIC Ray ' s has the finest auto-electric supplies around, demonstrates Karen. Y Tt srf K Bike riding is Judy ' s favorite sport, thanks to Dennis ' bikes . DENNIS ' BIKE SHOP 120 East Central Ave. La Habra OWl-2114 EVA CRAWFORD ' S Janet and Diane find all their school apparel at Eva Crawford ' s. 697-9612 Alj your pharmaceutical problems are solved at Caplingers. CAPLINGER PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 545 West Central Ave. La Habra OW7-3243 125 East Central Ave. La Habra OW7-4418 LA HABRA PHOTO Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herber and family wishes the class of ' 65 the best of luck. 301 Harbor Blvd. La Habra Jc-.ice dreams of having these carpets in her house someday . M 8c B OR COVERING 2260 Whi,Mt;i lilvd. La Habra OW7-7276 OW 1-4700 TASTEE FREEZE They ' re so good I can ' t wait! says Roger hungrily. You too can be happy--after you ' ve hod on Orange Jul ius 1 ORANGE JULIUS 317 Harbor Blvd. La Habra 697-9364 717 East Central Ave, La Habra 515 West Whittler Blvd. La Habra OW7-4710 MELANN ' S CAMERA SHOP ' All our cameras ore marvy! exclaims Pam. 691 -5632 ELEGANT COIFFURES This is the before picture--you can imagine what the after picture looks like! To coin an old phrase — Shakey ' s is the word! SHAKEY ' S PIZZA PARLOR 700 North Beach Blvd. La Habra Jackie is hoping she ' ll get this set for graduation! H K HOBBIES 513 West Central Ave. La Habra OW7-7682 691-0503 2274 West WhItHer Blvd. La Habra OWl-1619 LA HABRA FLOWER SHOP Suddenly, it ' s springtime, in the La Habra Flower Shoo. Ojr strong foundations were poured by this very truck! WESTERN CONCRETE EQUIPMENT 4221 East Bandini Blvd. AN3-6156 LA, 23 2290 Whittier Blvd. La Habra OW7-6746 WILSON 6c KELLER REALTY is he for real? question Christy, Kathy, and Judy! Judy ' s Bakery and good food are synonymous! JUDY ' S BAKERY 552 West Central Ave. Lo Habra 697-4731 1371 Macy St. La Habra 697-9280 J ETTA ' S BEAUTY FONTAINE If you look like Kathy, Jetta ' s is the place to go I 556 West Central Ave. La Habra J ' ' . J OW7-2678 O ' DELUS JEWELRY Jan and Greg had better watch out, don ' t you think?! Which one of you will buy me this sweater? Hattie asks Dorrel and Bill VAUPEL MEN ' S STORE 15615 Whittwood Lane OW 1-6778 Whittie ler There are plenty more where this came from, Tom assures Ginny. g LA HABRA MUSIC STORE 139 West Central Ave. OWl-6621 La Hobro i 1502 West Whittier Blvd. La Habra OW7-7606 OW7-9093 RAY ' S HAIR FASHIONS Cindl and Ray look over the nev est hair colors. 1220 West Central Ave. La Hobra MOTEL VACANCY -LJ AIR CONDITIONED BY KlFRIGlliATtOM TELEVISION ' i ?r3i:J ' • or an uninterrupted rest, the Hyland Motel is the be it! proclaim Sylva and Teddl. HYL AND MOTEL 301 East Whittier Blvd. OW7-7616 OW7-3209 BLUE STAR DAIRY Milk Queens Nancy and Carol deliver milk for a day! o ■ For security and friendly service, save at Sterling Savings. STERLING SAVINGS La Habra 165 East Central Ave. La Habra 697-9280 530 West Central Ave, La Habra 315 North Harbor Blvd. OW7-9098 SPROUSE-REITZ There ' s something for everyone at Sprouse-Reitz ! La Habra 697-9173 These will go perfectly with my new formal ! ex- claims Kris to Aubrey. NENO ' S SHOES VOGUE HAIR FASHIONS Everybody comes to Vogue Hair Fashions. 1921 West Central Ave. 691-6618 La Habra Randy and Carolyn come to Central Drugs for those intimate gifts. CENTRAL DRUGS 570 Central Ave. La Habra OW 1-6754 „„.„,.. 1 f trauh .Ao4 e o. 1 CARPETING AND DRAPERIES 1 200 E. INDUSTRY AVENUE | p. o BOX €24 ■ H M, NOBLE LA HABRA CALIFORNIA ■ LA HABRA glass co. SHOWER DOOR CO. RAY GRIFFIN OWEN 7 4940 525 07H0 210 e industry ave La Habra California OWEN 7-531B PAGODA NURSERY LANDSCAPING SUGGESTIONS _„...,. 1 201 e:. Whittier Blvd. Ua habra. CALir. ■ FREE ESTIMATES NO DOWN PAYMENT NO OBLIGAT ION 3 YEARS TO PAY LA HABRA FENCE CO. OWen 7-4216 - - OWen 7-4116 LAmbert 6-2341 541 so. HARBOR BLVD. LA HABRA, CALIFORNIA EVE. PHONE 691-9729 I imperial garden center • LANDSCAPE DESIGN • COMPLETE NURSERY Phone: 871 5936 or 69 I 7 I 9 I 351 W. IMPERIAL HWY , LA HABRA. CALIFORNIA YouH Mosr CoMHLrrE Dealch jn Paint AND „,_ 1 Cliauncey Wells OWNER Sa t TO Uttie PeUKt ( . 9215 E WHITTIER BLVD. WHITTIER, CALIF. OWEN 7.3154 MORAN ' S UPHOLSTERING DRAPERIES OWEN 7-2203 CARROLL MORAN 370 E. CENTRAL AVE LA HABRA. CALIFORNIA SMART FROM EV ERY POINT OF VIEW SPRING CREST JOHN H. HANCOCK MANUFACTURERS OF SPRING CREST DRAPERY HARDWARE SPRING CREST COMPANY TELEPHONES; 171 E. INDUSTRY AVE. 90631 C97-5601 (CODE 213) LA HABRA. CALIF. ' -.20-3748 (CODE 714) YOUR Favorite Cleaner Since 1922 QUALITY. Service. Integrity CLEANERS SHIRT AUNORY OWEN 7-1426 Free Pick-up and Del ' VERY CLARENCE G PIERCE 022 E. CENTRAL AVE. OWNER UA HABRA, CALIFORNIA I X ■ ' CORONA 1 CROWN SHELL SERVICE Telephone 871-6797 101 E. Imperial at Euclid La Habra, Calif. ZE ISS- IKON raelon ' s AGFA WHITTWOOD CENTER ARGUS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES BELL HOWELL SALES — RENTALS GRAFLEX KEYSTONE PHONE OW 7-7310 KODAK 15629 WHITTWOOD LANE POLAROID WHITTIER, CALIF. 90603 REVER E HOMtS. LOIb Commercial Telephone OWEN 1-3293 . ' Aciu irM ' . ' i a ,. 205 W WHITriER BUVD LA HABRA CALiF Across From La Habra THE rt-E o6 f f ' i INSURANCE BOB PHIi_LIPS 694-1034 I740 W WHITTIER BLVD (NEAR HACIENDA BLVD 1 La Habra. California J. W. BURCH SON, INC. W. F. -BILL BURCH 201 North Harbor Boulevard LA HABRA, CALIFORNIA OW I 3225 LA 5-8014 CORSAGES. WEDDINGS. FUNERALS a BOUQUETS WE GROW MOST OF Our Own Flowers FREE DELIVERY IN LA HABRA DELIVERY ON S5.00 ORDERS TO BUENA PARK WHITTIFR. ANAHEIM. LA MIRADA. FULLERTON QREA OPEN SEVEN DAYS NIGHTS A WEEK 11162 E. OCEAN AVE. LA HABRA. CALIF. OXA ' EN 7-193V (NEAR DICKENSON LUMBER HOME DAIRy) CERAMICS STATUES PM f i GIFT SHOP Custom Made Wrought Iron Tables W;ti M ReLF. Glass or Formica Tops 657 S BEACH BLVD Telephone La Habka. California 694-1566 TOWN AND COL NTRY MEATS 9261 E. WHITTIER BLVD. EAST WHITTIER. CALIF. Phone: OW 7-7862 We Feature Manning ' s beef The Finest Quality Obtainable Freezer Meat Cut and Wrapped ED SCHMIDT ROLAND LeBLANC SANTA ANA. FULLERTON GARDEN GROVE. LA HABRA. BREA. NEWPORT BEACH LACUNA BEACH Ward Harrington Lumber Co. g. r. torkelson Manager LA 6-3125 OW 7-l 751 3-4 7 East Central la habra. california ROYAL ELDRIDGE OWEN 1-3296 256 E Central Ave La Habra. California Interiors OWen 7-6818 16436 E. Whinier Blvd. Whittier, Calif. J a cHabxa Jxaus-L cTrqs,ncij AIR - Bus - Rail - Steamship Tours Domestic International ' 185 W, Central Ave. LA HABRA. CALIF. Best W shes to La Habra S ' 0ENERAl tuden t Body ERICKSON TIRE 217 E. Central Ave. La Habra, Calif. CO. OWen 7-3716 (f ' t t ff ' i tih eU Jn r.OMPLrTF PRiNTINf. SFRVICf : 21 E Central Avf H eRA CaI(FOHN(A OWfn 7-97 lO R s OV F N 7 -4 7 f ' . JO REED BUYtt S BENEFIT PLAN ustircd ( ontract ZOS SOUTH Claudina Ave. AmAMEIM. CAliroRNlA 774-2532 MA. e-6032 COT(m]COV A GIFT SHOP 716 V . Central Avenue la habra. california Phone 691-3909 GEORGIA C. CASTELLER KATHERINE C. Gratz HI-FI AND STEREO EICO KITS £Uct lonLCi. Radio Be TV Tubes Be Supplies WHOLESALE f ' REO Bi-EDSOE M AN AtiER 360 E. Central Ave. LA HABRA. CALIF. Phone 69l-a7i5 Donuts Sandwiches Meals Fountain Phone 697- ■9336 ROYS DONUT COFFEE SHOP 1 189 S. Beach (at Imperial Hwy. La Habra, California ) Open 24 hours, except Wholesale Sunday Retail .-■. 1 PATOIC ' E HAIR FASHIONS OPEN 6 DAYS WED.. THURS.. FRI. EVENING BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 706 W CENTRAL AVE. 697 -8576 LA HABRA. CALIF. ■ HONDA T.ER ARD TT NDERWOOD LJiuditii - uLsi - _ £ti ' tr£ ' il 134(i K. FIRESTONE BLVD. LOS A (iEI,KS 90001 583-3551 231 E. IMPEUIAI, IIWV. LA IIAnRA 90C31 879-8352 HARDWARE PAINT PLUMBING • ELECTRIC M iV M lM,r.M15l. (i A 1I. KI) VAHK (iht OunerBuitde} s r ic) 515 E CENTRAL AVE LA HABRA, CALIF, OX 7-3242 Johnnie McCamish Robert E Miller WESTERN WEAR . SADDLE GOODS . HATS BOOTS . UEVIS . BELTS . REMEDIES WESTERN TACK AND TOGS 803 E. ENTRAL AVE. LA HABRA, CALIF. BOB AND RENE OPHEIM OW 1 — 1628 BOOK FAIR STATIONERS One Stop SI I op ping Books Office -School Art Drafting Supplies Whittwood Center- 691-9701 15625 Whittwood Lane, Whittier, Calif. av.u MAKES eW e USED SALES RENTALS Repairs q02 E. Cemirta.L A STATE LICENSED PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED B NURSERY SCHOOL AGES 2-6 1   pp, HOUR pm SCHOOL lii— AND KINDERGARTEN OWEN 7-021 5 JULIA M. RIORDAN 114 OWNER-DIRECTOR LA N. LEMON ST HABRA. CALIF COMPLETE Floral Service Free Delivery SHARAR ' S FLORIST RELIGIOUS GIFTS S2S W. WHITTIER Blvd. LA HABRA. CALIF. aUS. PHONE 6910786 RES. PHONE 691-3635 May you always be Happy Successful PRIDE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 159 E. Imperial Hwy. , at Euclid La Habra, Cal if . LA 6-5093 11421 OCEAN AVE. I. A HABRA CAIIF TELEPHONE OX 7 5B40 JLitti . crfonid J atiu PIERRE «Nn MARIE SALLAGOITY, Phop I ' A S H A N n CARRY (.1 N I. Y CI OSHn SUNDAYS SIMULATED ENGRAVED BUSINESS CARDS OFFICE EQUIPMENT Gc SUPPLIES - ACCOUNTING FORMS GREETING CARDS - GIFTS - IMPRINTING rlacKinnon s Slalionery 211 E. CENTRAL AVE. LA HABRA. CALIFORNIA OWEN v.esio WE GIVE S a H GREEN STAMPS l |J I |!l PHONE OWEN 7 9031 FRED J. MOLNAR lUBRICATION SPECIAIISTS ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES EASY PAY PLAN TUNE UP AND BRAKE WORK 450 NO. HARBOR BLVD. LA HABRA, CALIFORNIA • ' : ' V.-V.-5 ' -- . CO GRATUUTIOM TO THE CUSS OF 1965 ■m I Are you interested in beginning your career with a growing company in your community? GENERAL offers you an opportunity for advancement and a rewarding future. You are invited to visit our employment office. L 1247 E.WHITTIER BLVD WHITTIER AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER k :i ' df f I I A •iim m f