La Jolla High School - Viking Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

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GRIZZLE Always behind the scenes, working long and diligent hours, Mrs. Grizzle is one of the warmest and most sincere people on this campus. She retires this year, leaving behind many wonderful contributions to our school and La Jolla. As teacher, counselor and Girl’s Vice- Principal, she has had personal contact with thousands of kids. Her outside activities are many and varied. As president of the La Jolla chapter of A.F.S., president of the Soroptimist Club, and active in Town Council, she has continually given of her enthusiasm and service. Next year, Mrs. Grizzle has travel in her plans. This yearbook is dedicated to her with much appreciation and wishes for lasting happiness. 11 2 ENIORS Jane Adlong Erik Aeder es ee =) = Peter Arno Pete Arrhenius Jeff Arterberry Jane Arthur Susan Asbury SEPTEM BER—Seniors and 176 days and counting... short-day schedules, freedom, books, people, friends... those Iowa tests we needlessly suffered through... schedule hassles... the last rays of summer... football season returns, along with the “hill.” 14 Jeremy Baker Ronald Bales Richard Barkley Robert Barkley Jeffrey Barton Christopher Barca Stephanie Begeal Arthur Bell Ted Benson Lori Benstead Rick Berg 15 16 Cheryl Bratlien Lilimari Bray Alice Brissenden Laurie Blankenship Barbara Broadley Sharon Blott Mary Brolaski Gregory Brotherton Joanie Brown Deborah Burnight Linda Brown Leslie Burns Bonnie Brunick Kathleen Bullock Alison Butler Dana Caledonia Meade Camp Corliss Campbell OCT OBER-— senior pictures-““Dol have to wear that thing?” ... thirteen seniors named National Merit finalists: Robert Clarke, Josh Harrison, Richard Hicks, Jack Howe, Patie Johnson, Bob Kimball, Polly Marshall, Greg Sidak, Daniel Rosenblatt, Nancy O’ Rourke, Gre g Moser, Mike Tamor, and Allison Ryan ... contemplating the future... English classes see the movie, ‘“The Candidate”... were winning in football! ?!... Halloween window painting—three seniors win the grand prize. 17 18 Douglas Childs Leslie Clanton Pat Cohenour Constance Carroll Kathryn Lisa Conlon David Cordtz Mason Cornish Dennis Correia NOVEM BER first annual sales... our last homecoming at | home and it’s pouring rain... Mariners prepare festivities and deliver carnation corsages... Brian Schulte reigns as Mr. Ugly | ... Bonnie Brunick crowned queen; with attendants: Leslie | Mack, Linda Stark, and Loreene DeReeder... college applications due... Dr. Dean casts his spell with star performers: Gary Floyd as Alice Cooper, Jana Lyerly as Liza Minnelli, Yvonne Farrell as Judy Garland, and Chris Nagy as Julie Andrews. Paula Courtney Pamela Coyle 19 Mara Cranic Robb Cranny Bronle Crosby James Crutchfield Mary Lynn Culver Barbara Cummings John Cummings Pam Cummins Janet Curriden Bill Cuthbert Betsey Davol Alison Dean Steve Dechant Anne Delaney Darcy Delano Donald DeMuth Marguerite DeOre Lorene DeReeder Maria Diaz 20 Frances Durbin Heidi Dye Cheryl Eddy Bruce Edelstein Wesley Drevick Doris Ehricke 21 22 DECEM BER—ACT, SAT, and Achievement tests taken... senioritis and spring fever arrive early and so does a senior ditch day... senior play, The Curious Savage, is presented... constitution tests... mba eats Cheotens ; what’s a pipedream?... Christmas vacation arrives just in the nick of time. epee arrst Hi x ct « Julian Fellows Jean Fife Grant Fisher Steven Flarity Gary Floyd Br i fs Te eae. eater fe Wendy Ghio David Gilbert Janet Goldstein Diana Gomez Steven Grady 23 Don Gravette Ilene Gusfield Anne Hagata Ted Hagy Pia Hakansson Scott Halleman 24 James Harney Andrew Harrah Duncan Haughton William Henry 25 iggins 1 Marg icks hard Hi Cc 1 R Joan Henry Helen Holbrooke Terry Holladay John Hine Anthony Horn Ins il Hopk Ph Thomas Hoover Johanette Holtslag Roger Hollenbeck Robert Humphrey Stacy Hughes Jennifer Hulbert Janet Howard Gerard Horner 26 | | | Faye Hunter Lilli Ingrasci David Itano Debbie James Shawn Jeanes Patricia Jeffrey Jan Johansson Albert Johnson Patie Johnson Richard Johnson Randall Jones Douglas Kaats JANUARY—exams... term papers... the first semester becomes past... twelve seniors leave as early graduates: Kevin Kraus, Kirsty | Oswalt, Judy Otero, Holly Niman, Josh Saltman, Lydia Dittmeier, Eric Foster, Jack Howe, Richard Hicks, Stuart Karpinski, | Stephanie Mutscheller, and even class president, Julian (Cheech) Fellows... clas personalities are chosen. Nn 28 FEBRUARY —new class officers... new semester... S-club delivers Valentine carnations... two three-day weekends... more annual sales... a senior ski trip becomes a reality. 2 a s ft ‘ = Dan Kiely Michele Killman Robert Kimball oO Kevin Kraus Doug Kressin aniel Kronemyer Anthony Kampmann Peter Kerman Ken Koll Elizabeth Kuzman Kent Kibble Lawrence Kramer Daniel Lahey , Salvatore LaMarca Phyllis Lanphier Stephen Lansker Renee Laperruque David Larimer James LeBeau John Ledbetter ‘ Ludi Leyva Louise Livingston Edward Lloyd-Jones 29 7m ae LE Meeken John Me Henry Susan Me Paul McEwen Donald Susan Me McCoy Jeffrey 30 Kent MacDiarmid Judith Mannix Leslie Mack Bret Marquis Karl Magnusen Paul Mears MARCH —a time of getting together with new and old friends... more tests... more cramming as the third quarter ends and the fourth and last quarter begins... another play presented by the drama department. 31 1 | | 1 | } ick In Ricky M Iner George M Walter Miller ller i David M Hospital Francois Melese-d Robert Montgomery Sven Olof Moen Kim Moise Donald Mitchell izraji Susana M ER iel Alex Mont Carolyn Moore 32 Mya Nelson Kim Moran Bill Nestingen Leslie Nemour Diane Nerling Hollis Niman 33 34 Lisa Olson Abigail Nyhan Bruce Orloff Kathleen O’ Dair Bill O’ Rourke Kelvin Nettleton Dawn Norrington Peter Olafson Nancy O’ Rourke Hansen Newman Geoffrey Northrop Stephanie Orr Sabrina Osment Li ye Lg Z Linda Payseur _ Kimberley Penny 35 James Pentlarge Debbie Pernicano Michele Perry Adele Peskin Rick Peters Steven Pierce Paul Pina APRIL—Spring! ... Easter vacation and beautiful beach weather ... seeing old friends from college... college acceptances joyfully received... John Poupitch Janet Prentice 36 3 5 op 5 eS x a n = we iS D A, © S c 2 Ss ° SS) wn o 4 o Ss x c ov SS : : ss Z on = et S vu « a 5 vo Ay S 5 S S a S o ° 3 s 2 . = = A, es) a O 4 ae, = = = a = 3S 2 = = 5 ie vw TS o pu = L é SS a pe 3 £ s S ? A n Mn y S s = “ eZ : Coed 2 — Q = o ee n o On = ° we g e ro) Ss 2 a oo O 38 Doug Rowe Adrienne St. George Sue Sato David St. George Kevin Satterfield William Ruffcorn Lori Scales Anthony Russell Pamela Schafer Kathryn Russell Glen Schmidt iia aa iii onan Bertram Shure Greg Sidak Theresa Sigafoose Laura Jean Sim 39 } | 40 Thomas Stam Wendy Stanley Linda Stark al Kerry Stein Faith Snyder Curt Stephenson Peter Tao Elizabeth Thiele Kathy Thompson Randy Thorsch MAY — Advanced Placement tests... that restless feeling ... those last minute term papers ... another stab at a senior ditch day as senioritis becomes almost unbearable. 41 42 Nikki Timm Robert Valentin Roger Vaus Michael Vollmar Ptah Wendy Waller Scott Wallner Kelly Walsh Pamela Walker Priscilla Walker, a : Yt WwW r 43 44 JUNE—the final finals... honors assembly ... the prom at the Bahia... senior picnic ... senior pranksters strike again... yespers in the parks... parties... tears. nellos ase goodbyes... GRADUATION!!. Scott Ward Geoff Warner Walter Wegner Bob Weil Michael Weir Mary Warrington Bruce Weisman Cresap Watson Eric Weiss Janet Wenzel | ss and at tb ME Lisa Wolcott Susan Youngdale 46 SENIOR ACTIVITIES and ThouGhts JANE ADLONG: Dance 11,12, Drama 11, Junior Class Council 11, Softball Team 11, Volleyball Team J.V. 11, V. 12, Honor Roll. DIANE AINSWORTH: To have an endless summer. Mam’selles (Vice Pres. 11) 10,11, Ski Club 12. IMELDA ALBANIL: Estar siempre orqullosa de mi origen mexicano. LON ALBERTS: To have friends forever in a world free of trouble. KATHRYN ANTHONY: “NowI’ve been happy lately thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be something good has begun.” Cat Stevens AFS 11,12, Assembly Committee 12, CSF (Vice Pres. 12) 11,12, French Club Pres. 11,12, General Assembly Rep. 11, Girls League Asst. Sec. 11, Senior Class Sec. 12, Senior Committee Chairman12, Honor Roll. JANE ARTHUR: “So long as we live, we serve; so long as we are loved by others, we are indispensible; and no man is useless while he has a friend.” Thank you C.J.S. and Big Four. Cheerleader J.V. 10, Head V. 12, Junior Class Council 11, Mariners Treas. 12, Silhouettes 10,11,12, Gymnastic Team 11,12, Volleyball Team 11, Honor Roll. CHERYL BABER: ASB Commissioner of Elections 11, Girls League (Vice Pres. 12) 10,12, High-Tide 10,12, Mariners 12, Red Cross 10,11, Senior Class Council (Cap and Gown Chairman) 12, Silhouettes 11,12. RICHARD BARKLEY: To love Lauri forever. Letterman Club 12, Football J.V. 10, V. 12. ROBERT BARKLEY: Band 10, Football J.V. 11, Ve 12, Track Velie Ve I25Honor Roll: JEFF BARTON: You are as small as you allow yourself to be. STEPHANIE BEGEAL: Junior Class Council 11, Speech Club Sec. 11. CAMERON BEIGHTS: Key Club 12, Ski Club 10,11,12. ROLF BENIRSCHKE: AFS 10,11, Annual Staff 11,12, CSF 10,11,12, Junior Class Council 11, Ski Club 11, Football V. 12, Soccer Team V. 11,12, Wrestling Team 10, Boys State 11. LORI BENSTEAD: “J saw two starlings coming toward the wires. But at the last, just before alighting, they turned in the air together and landed backwards! that’s what got me—to face into the wind’s teeth.” W.C.W. AFS 11,12, Annual Staff 11,12, Assembly Committee 12, Drama 10,11, General Assembly Rep. 12, Girls League 10,11, Mariners 11,12, Ski Club 11,12, AFS American Abroad, Honor Roll. ANDY BERTREM: Baseball 10,11,12. LON BEVERS: Things that make you happy. LAURIE BLANKENSHIP: “Real love begins when nothing is expected in return.” Lee Roy E. Hubbard ; French Club 10, Honor Roll. SHARON BLOTT: Drama 11, Junior Class Council 11, Pep Club 10,11. PAT BONAGUIDI: To be blessed with a truck load of Nympho’s—Smoke it—A friend with weed is a friend indeed—4 W. D. machine. LILIMARI BRAY: AFS 10, Girls League 10,11,12, Mam’selles 11, Ski Club 11, Swim Team 10. BARBARA BROADLEY: “This is my commandment, that ye love one another, as I have loved you. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” John 15: 12-14. You are my special friends, Big Four. “Let us love one another: for God is of love...and we love Him because He first loved us.” John: 7,19. AFS 10,12, Annual Staff (Editor 12) 11,12, CSF 10,11,12, Girls League 10, Mariners (Treas. 11) 11,12, Silhouettes (Historian 12) 11,12, Soph. Class Sec. and Treas. 10. JOAN BROWN: To get all that wacky tabbacy I can get. Mam’selles 10,11,12, Ski Club 10. LINDA BROWN: To have total fulfillment in dreams, life, laughter, sneezes, my 240-Z, a true friend. JULIE BURKE: ASB (Commissioner of Student Activities 11, Pres. 12, Vice Chairman of ASB Presidents Council 12) 11,12, Assembly Committee Chairwoman 11, Board of Directors of Student Faculty Ass. Member 12, Environmental Committee 12, General Assembly Rep. 10, Mariners 12, SAA 10. BONNIE BRUNICK: Cheerleader J.V. 10, V. 12, Pep Club Treas. 10, Silhouettes 10,11,12, Gymnastic Team 11,12, Swim Team 11,Honor Roll. DEBORAH BURNIGHT: “Jt is only with the hearts that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.’”’ Antoine de Saint Expery LESLIE BURNS: I have no yesterdays. Time took them away. Tomorrow may not be...but I have today. ALISON BUTLER: Art Club 11, Astronomy Club 12, Curriculum Reviewing Committee 10, Environmental Committee 10,12, French Club 12, Photography Club 10,11. DANA CALEDONIA: CSF 10,12, Tennis Team V. 10,11,12, Honor Roll. MEADE CAMP: “For whenever two or more of you are gathered in His name, there is love.” LINDA CARMICHAEL: I don’t know who or what put the question, I don’t know when it was put, I don’t even remember answering. But at some moment I did answer, to someone-or- something; yes. And from that hour I was certain that existence is meaningful and that, therefore my life in self-surrender has a goal. Annual Staff 10,11, Girls League 12, Senior Class Council 12, Swim Team 10,11, Water Ballet Team 10,11. CONSTANCE CARROLL: “JT know that God does not desire man to live apart from each other, and therefore has not revealed to them what is needful for each of them to live by himself. He wishes them to live together united, and therefore has revealed to them that they are needful to each other’s happiness.” Tolstoy Annual Staff (Editor 12) 11,12, CSF (Life Member, Sec. 11, Pres. 12) 10,11,12, Curriculum Planning Board 12, Mariners 11,12, Photography Club 10,11, S Club (Treas. 12) 10,11,12, DAR History Award 11. PETE CHARLES: Astronomy Club 11. KATHY CASE: Love life and be happy. LAURIE CHASE: “Nanuck” SHARON CHEEVER: “Making friends for all the world to see, let the people know you got what you need, with a friend at hand you will see the light, if your friends are there then everything’s alright.” Elton John CSF 10, Hy-Femz (Sec. 11, Treas. 10) 10,11,12, Honor Roll. | DOUG CHILDS: Swim Team 10. || LESLIE CLANTON: Tosee, and conquer, and to reunite with old acquaintances—forever. Choir 12, Drama 10, Hy-Femz 12, Senior Class Council 12, Badminton Team 11, Tennis Team B wei: GERALD CLARK: AFS 11, CSF 10,11,12, | Soccer Team (Captain 12) 11,12, Honor Roll, National Merit Honorable Mention 12. ROBERT CLARKE: CSF 10, Ski Club 10, Cross Country 11, Track 10, National Merit Semi-Finalist 12. ' NORMAN COBB: Astronomy Club 12, Chess | Club 10,11,12, Student Store 12. LISA CONLON: AFS 11, Chorus 10, CSF (Life Member) 10,11,12, Dance 11,12, Drama + 10,11,12, Madrigals 11,12. MASON CORNISH: AFS 11,12, Astronomy Club 10,11,12, Hi-Tide 12. PAULA COURTNEY: AFS 11, CSF 11, Ski Club 12, Honor Roll. PAM COYLE: To be happy. CSF 12, Hy-Femz 10,11,12, Badminton Team 12, Gymnastic Team 10, Softball Team 11,12, Swim Team 10, Volleyball Team 11,12, Honor Roll. LYNN CULVER: To live at a place like Malibu in Canada and much happiness to all. “Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice; but for those who love, time is not.” Henry Van Dyke ASB Interested Student 11, Speech Club 11,12. BARBARA CUMMINGS: ASB (Interested Student 11, Sec. 12) 11,12, CSF 10,11,12, Mariners 12, Red Cross 11, S. Club 12, Honor Roll. JOHN CUMMINGS: “Life” Interact 10, Crew 10, Football J.V. 10, V. 11,12, Swim Team V. 11,12. PAM CUMMINS: To be free of time and it’s effects—to always be close to the one love... JANET CURRIDEN: “Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship; and it is the best ending for one.” Dance 11,12, Drama 11,12, Junior Class Council 11, Honor Roll. BETSEY DAVOL: “The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song.” The Prophet AFS (Sec. 12) 11,12, CSF 10,11,12, French Club 11,12, General Assembly Rep. 12, Latin Club 10, Honor Roll, National Merit Letter of Commendation. ALISON DEAN: Hi-Tide 10, Senior Class Council 12, Silhouettes 12, Honor Roll. STEVE DECHANT: Listen—no rattles! AFS (Activities Coordinator 10, Pres. 12, Vice Pres. 11) 10,11,12, Debate Team 12, Key Club 10,11,12, Speech Club 12. DARCY DELANO: AFS 12, Cheerleader J.V. 10, CSF 10, General Assembly Rep. 11,12, Girls League 10, Silhouettes (Vice Pres. 12) 10,11,12, Soph. Class Pres. 10, Speech Club 10,11,12, Softball Team 11,12, Tennis Team 11,12, Key Club Sweetheart 10. DON DEMUTH: Corazon, Mama Halin kieta, ha bong buhay. Don MARIA DIAZ: La gente tiene armonea. Las Violetas sauve olor pero you tengo algo mejor. Tengo amor! MAYA DUNNE: “Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you.”’ Matthew 7:7 AFS 11,12, CSF 10, Environmental Committee, Ski Club 11,12. PEGGY EURMAN: Art Staff 10, Creative Writing Club 10,11,12, CFS 12, Girls League 11, Literary Staff 10, Pep Club 10, Ski Club 10,12, Honor Roll. MARK FARRAR: CSF 12, Baseball J.V. 11, V. 12, Football J.V. 10, V. 11. CHEECH FELLOWS: The endless ski run... Ski Club 11,12, Senior Class Pres. 12, Football 10,11, Soccer Team 11,12. JEAN FIFE: ‘We dance round in a ring and suppose, but the secret sits in the middle and knows.” SoI will spend my youth in the everlasting search for the secret with Robert Frost, and spend my age sharing in the alternating joy and sorrow of the search with the youth succeeding me. TERRI FLYNN: “Love” URSULA FORHAN: “For! am convinced that neither death nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other created thing shall be able to separate us in Christ Jesus, Our Lord.” Romans 8: 38-39 ERIC FOSTER: Open your eyes and shed your skin—for victory is no excuse, nor is triumph a question. NANCY GAELEN: Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Girls League (Commissioner of Publicity 11) 10,11, Ski Club 10,11. JANICE GAMMELL: “Happiness is a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but if you sit down quietly, may alight upon you.” JENNIFER GAYMAN: “Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.’’ Emerson CSF 11,12, French Club 11,12 S. Club 12, 47 48 Honor Roll. MARK GEALY-: ...that the civilized world will learn to live with itself, to live up to it’s name: civilized...that war, hate, prejudice, all of the barbarities that man inflicts upon himself, will forever vanish from the face of the earth. Aviation Club 10, Chess Club 12, Math Team 12. CHARLES GOLDBERG: AFS (Treas. 11) 11,12, Cheerleader V. 12, CSF 10, Junior Class Treas. 11, Math Team 10. DIANA GOMEZ: People are strange, but-in the past twelve years of school I have learned to see myself first before talking about other people, which to me is still hard to do. STEVE GRADY: To bea La Jolla Cave explorer—I love? —To drink the bottom-less keg—and never worry of war—All my pipedreams have gone up in smoke? CAROLYN GRIFFITHS: To drive away with David B. ina Datsun 240-Z! MELINDA GROUT: AFS 11,12, CSF 10,11,12, Mam’selles 11,12, Ski Club 11,12, Honor Roll. SUSAN GULSHEN: AFS 11, Girls League 12,S Club 12. ANNE HAGATA: To win at Wimbled on. PIA HAKANSSON: Lyckan kommer, lyckan gar den gud alskar lyckan far. LARRY HARK: Why worry, why care, pre- meditation will carry one nowhere. Court no ills by worry, divorce despair from care, do merely what you need, to get somewhere. Smile—Peace— 12 14 1972. JAMES HARNEY: Football J.V. 10, V. 12, Wrestling J.V. 10, V. 11,12. ANDREW HARRAH: “We're gonna have a good time, and no one’s gonna take that time away.” James Taylor Annual Staff 10,11, CSF 10,11, Junior Class Vice Pres. 11, Key Club 10,11,12, Letterman Club 12, Ski Club 10,11,12, Soph. Class Treas. 10, Baseball J.V. 10,11, Basketball Manager V. 10,11, Football J.V. 10, V. 11,12, Soccer Team V.12, Boys State 11, Honor Roll. PATT HARRISON: CSF 10,11, Environmental Committee 10, Recorder Consort 12,SAA 10,11, Gymnastic Team 10. JEFFREY HASKETT: CSF 11, Interact 11,12, Letterman Club 12, Basketball J.V. 10, V. 11,12, Tennis Team V. 10,11,12, Honor Roll. JOAN HENRY: CSF 10,11,12, Ski Club 10,11,12, Honor Roll. MARGI HIGGINS: Concert Choir 11,12, Drama 10,11,12, Girls Ensemble 11, Madrigals 12, Mixed Choir 10. HELEN HOLBROOKE: There are no endings, only beginnings. N-Q 4 B-N U, Big 4. Cheerleader J.V. 10, V. 12, CSF 10, Mariners 11,12, Silhouettes 11,12, Volleyball Team V. 11,12, Halloween Window Painting Grand Prize 12, Honor Roll. ROGER HOLLENBECK: I’m not really here, I just stick around for my friends. PHIL HOPKINS: “Non tentare, non pugnare” or “If you haven’t tried it, don’t knock it.” Astronomy Club 11, History Club 10,11, Hi- Tide 11,12, Outdoors Club 10,11. BOB HUMPHREY: “When wetry to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.” John Muir LILLI INGRASCTI: Band 10,11,12, Orchestra 10,11,12, Ski Club 11,12. DEBBIE JAMES: To have a happy marriage with Jim, and best friends like Wendy and Lynda always. PATTI JEFFREY: “Each time a man stands up for an ideal, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope.”’ Robert Kennedy RICK JOHNSON: The endless ski run. PETER KERMAN: CSF 10,11,12, Delphians 10, Swim Team 10,11,12, Water Polo 10, National Merit Letter of Commendation. MICHELE KILLMAN: “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye.” “Well, I must endure the presence of two or more caterpillers if I wish to become acquainted with the butterflies.” ROBERT KIMBALL: Through careful structuring of antithetical extrojection, a tentative analysis of the merits of linear obfuscation may be attempted, regardless of hindering or quasi-complementary avuncular counsel. KEN KOLL: “They just call me the Seeker, I’ve been searching low and high, I won’t get to get what I’m after, till the dayI die.” “nothing is, everything is, nothing is.” KEVIN KRAUS: Everything once I shall try. DANIEL KRONEMYER: It’s alright Ma (I’m only bleedin’). AFS 10,11,12, CSF 10,11,12, Drama 12, Hi- Tide 11,12, Key Club 11,12, Boys State. LIZ KUZMAN: “You are not everything, but everything could not be everything without you.’ J. Pintauro J PHYLLIS LANPHIER: Yeah! Sure. STEPHEN LANSKER: The mud an inch thick, soon this period will end, wet mud will wither. ERIK LARSON: Cross Country (Captain 12) Via lOI 2 slracksVenlOnbZs PATRICIA LEONARD: Blue, inside. You’ll hear a sigh, a foggy lullaby, this is your song from me: “Watch-out! This can get heavy.” LUDI LEYVA: Que la capirucha el flash y yo nos llevemos a toda onda. SAMUEL LOCK: Key Club (Treas. 11) 11,12, Tennis Team 10,11. ALWINE LOEFFLER: Red Cross 11, Silhouettes 10,11,12, Volleyball Team J.V. 11, Tennis Team 12, Honor Roll. CHRIS LOGAN: Girls League 10, Red Cross 10. CINDY LOVE: AFS 10,11, Girls League (Activities Chairman 11) 10,11,12, Red Cross 10,11,12. LORA LOWRIE: To live on a ranch with boing-boing! JANA LYERLY: People who believe in music are the happiest people I’ve ever seen...I believe... The founder of my feeling Mr. Lee Lemson...R.P...C.N. Senior Class Council 12, Sen. Class Treas. KATHLEEN MC CAULEY: “Sinking deep into the world on time.” The Byrds Senior Class Council 12, Sen. Class Treas. SUSAN MC DONALD: “Motor Cycle M ama”... You’ve got what? Rainy days and Mondays always get me down. “My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue...a tapestry to feel and see, impossible to hold.”’ Carole King ASB 10, Girls League 12, Volleyball 10. SUSAN MC HENRY: “Be lions roaring in the forest of knowledge, whales swimming in the ocean of life.”” Baha Scriptures KENT MAC DIARMID: CSF 10,11,12, Key Club 10,11, Letterman Club (Vice Pres. 12) 10,11,12, Basketball J.V. 10, V. 12, Football J.V. 10; Vo 1112: LESLIE MACK: Cheerleader V. 11. KARL MAGNUSEN: AFS 10,11,12, Astronomy Club 12, Hi-Tide 12. PATTY MAHONEY: “Count the headlights.”’ Elton John AFS (Activities Co-ordinator 11, Vice Pres. 12) 10,11,12, Mariners 12, Pep Club 10, Speech Club (Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 11,12) 10,11,12. JIM MALONEY: Football J.V. 11, V. 12. POLLY MARSHALL: Life is a grapefruit. DONNA MOSSON: To sail around the world with my very own sailor, and to always have the grace of God. AFS 11,12, Choir 11,12, French Club 12, Girls League 10,12, S Club 10,11,12, Senior Class Council 12. MILES MUNSON: I want to be able to do anything I want, any time! want, with only myself to hold me back. CHRIS NAGY: To express, perform, please, and devote myself to music and to an ideal male companion with a little help from R.P. and J.L. ERICA NAGY: Creative Writing Club 11, Drama 10,11,12, General Assembly Rep. 11, Orchestra 11, National Merit Letter of Commendation. CAROL NAU: Dear Big Four, “T have strength for anything through Him who gives me power. But it was kind of you to share the burden of my troubles.” Phillipians 4: 13-14 Annual Staff 12, CSF 10,11,12, Girls League 10,11, Hoop Painting 11,12, Mariners (Vice Pres. 11,12) 10,11,12, Silhouettes 11,12, Spirit Ribbon Designer, Gymnastic Team 10,11,12, Tennis Team 11, Halloween Window Painting Grand Prize 12, National Merit Letter Of Commendation. GREGORY NAIVE: AFS 11, CSF 10.11, Ski Club 10,11, Soccer Team J.V. 11, National Merit Letter of Commendation. BILL NESTINGEN: Photography Club 10, Ski Club 10,12, Baseball J.V. 11, Cross Country 12, Football J.V. 10, Soccer Team J.V. 11, V. 12, Track J.V. 10. PETER OLAFSON: AFS 11,12, Astronomy Club 12, Chess Club 10,12, Creative Writing Club 12, French Club 10,12, General Assembly Rep. 12, Science Fiction Club 12, Wrestling Team 12, Honor Roll. NANCY O‘ROURKE: CSF 10,11,12, Photography Club 11, Honor Roll, National Merit Semi Finalist. STEPHANIE ORR: ASB Sec. 11, Co- Chairman of Campus Beautiful 11, Red Cross (Chairman of Activities) 10,11, Silhouettes 12. JUDY OTERO: There are no absolutes for something so relative as a human life. AFS 10, Ski Club 11,12, Speech Club 11. JANE OTTO: Hy-Femz 10,11,12, Mariners 12, Ski Club 11,12, Swim Team 10, Volleyball (Captain 12) 11,12. GREGORY PAINE: Astronomy Club 12, CSF 11,12, Honor Roll. VAL PARKER: Northridge: to laugh, to learn, to love! AFS (Activities Co-ordinator 12) 11,12, CSF 10,11,12, Swim Team 10,11,12. KIM PENNY: To live and to dream and to be ever aware of the beauty of life. This is only the beginning! Chorus 11,12, Dance 11,12, Drama 12, General Assembly Rep. 10, Mariners 12, Red Cross Pres. 10,11,12, Speech Club 10,11,12. ADELE PESKIN: AFS 11,12, CSF (Pres. 12) 11,12, Drama 10, Latin Club 10, Math Team 11, Physics Team 11, Swim Team 10, National Merit Letter Of Commendation. DICK PETERSON: ... That everyone would know the way to eternal life, which is to believe in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, so that they might experience the Joy, the Peace, and the Life that He has to offer... Key Club 10, Letterman Club 10,11,12, Basketball J.V. 10, Football V. 10,11,12, Track WAV NO Ws SUSAN PETERSON: AFS 11, Girls League (Commissioner of Sales 11, Treas. 12) 1),11,12, Red Cross 10,11,12. CRISTI PHILLIPS: “Love unites the part with the whole. Love unites me with the world, and with myself. Love is the universe complete.” Hugh Prather PAUL PINA: Band (Band Council Senior Rep. 12) 11,12, Choir 12. SALLY PLACHTA: Creative Writing 10,11,12, Red Cross 11,12. JULIE POTEETE: To live is to dance...To dance is to live! 49 50 AFS 10, French Club 10,11, General Assembly Rep. 10, Girls League 11,12, Senior Class Council (Annual Signing Party Chairman) 12, Softball Team 11. JANET PRENTICE: To apply what I learned from Summit Expedition, which is: to always try my hardest to succeed, and in knowing I tried my hardest, to not be too disappointed if I don’t always make it. S Club (Historian 12) 10,11,12. KIM PUTNEY: “There seems to be a gentle feeling of peace for you within my soul today. I looked upon the ocean, and for a brief moment I understood.” ; AFS (Historian 12, Sec. 11) 10,11,12, Mariners 12, Ski Club 10,11. LOU ANN RAGER: Hy-Femz 10,11,12, Badminton Team 11, Swim Team 10, Tennis Team 10,11. TIM RIEDLER: “The elastic retreat rings the close of play as the last wave uncovers the newfangled way.” J.T. CSF 10,11,12, Environmental Committee 10, Key Club 11,12, Cross Country, Track, National Merit Letter of Commendation. KAREN ROBERSON: “Know how to listen, and you will profit even from those who talk badly.” Plutarch “Few men are admired by their servants.” Montaigne “Everyman has his devilish moments.” Lavater BOB ROLLINS: Baseball Team 10, Wrestling Team 10. DANIEL ROSENBLATT: Cross Country 10,12, National Merit Semi-Finalist. THOMAS ROWE: AFS (Treas. 12) 10,11,12, Astronomy Club (Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12) 10,11,12, Chess Club 11,12, Hi-Tide 11,12, Key Club 10, National Merit Letter of Commendation. KATHRYN RUSSELL: Hy-Femz 12, Ski Club 11,12, Gymnastic Team 10, Softball Team 11,12, Tennis Team. BETTINA ST. AMOUR: Hy-Femz (Historian 12) 10,11,12, Ski Club 12, Softball Team 11, Swim Team 11,12. DAVID ST. GEORGE: ASB Commissioner of Student Activities 12, Speech Club 10,11, Basketball 10, Golf Team 10,11,12. SUSAN SATO: AFS 12, Annual Staff 12, Astronomy Club 12, Chess Club (Pres. 12, Sec. 11) 10,11,12, Environmental Committee 10,11,12, Mariners 12, Photography Club 10,11, Honor Roll. GLEN SCHMIDT: “For everyone who makes himself important will become insignificant, while the man who makes himself insignificant will find himself important.” Luke 14: 8 SUSIE SCHOONOVER: To learn as much as I can from the past and apply it to the future. AFS 10,11,12, Chess Club 11,12, S Club 10,11. LISA SEEGMILLER: The work of righteousness shall be peace; and the effect of righteousness—quietness and assurance forever. CSF 11,12, Red Cross 11, Ski Club 11. CAREY SELF: Annual Staff 10, Honor Roll. GREG SIDAK: When laughter comes so suddenly to grant you different view, don’t deny it, but supply it with the love inside for those who never knew. 8 71 ALSO 12 °CSEaOnn 2 etd dbidellet2s Soph. Class Vice Pres. 10, Cross Country 10,11, Track 10. LAURASIM: ’Tisa gift to be simple—tis a gift to be free. DENISE SIMPSON: Without stirring abroad one can know the whole world; without looking out of the window one can see the way of heaven. ASB Treas. 12, Drill Team 10, Environmental Committee 10, Girls League (Commissioner of Publicity 11, Pres.11) 10,11,12, Red Cross 11,12, Silhouettes 12, Spanish Club 10, Softball Team 11, Volleyball Team 12, Amer. Legion Auxiliary Award 10, Honor Roll. FAITH SNYDER: Orchestra 10,11,12. MELINDA SPRAGUE: AFS 11, CSF 10,11,12, General Assembly Rep 11, Mam’selles 11,12, Ski Club 11,12, Honor Roll, National Merit Letter of Commendation. ANNE SPROUL: My hope for the future is happiness, peace of mind, and love. “If music be the fruit of love, play on.”’ William Shakespeare DAVE STAGG: Letterman Club 11,12, Basketball J.V. 10, Golf Team 10,11,12. ROBERT STADER: Ride the wind, flow with the tide; find the good in a person and let the bad slide. District Atty. Youth Rep. 12, General Assembly Rep. 11,12, Interact 11,12, Key Club (Lt. Gov. 11) 10,11,12, National Merit Letter of Commendation. TOM STAM: To Win...To Win...To Win! Key Club 10,11, Cross Country 10,11,12, Track 10,11,12, Wrestling Team 10,11,12. WENDY STANLEY: The purpose of life is not just to be happy, but to matter, to be productive, to be useful, to have it make a difference that You lived at all. Cheerleader J.V. 10, V. 12, Class Pres. 11, Class Sec. 10, General Assembly Rep. 11, Girls League 10, Mariners 12, Senior Class Council 12, Gymnastic Team 10,11, Tennis Team 11, ASB Outstanding Student Award 11. LINDA STARK: Silhouettes 11,12, Gymnastic Team 10,11,12, Swim Team 11. KERRY STEIN: Cheerleader V. 12, Football 10. CURT STEPHENSON: Annual Staff 12, Letterman Club 10,11,12, Cross Country 11, Football 10,12, Soccer 12, Track 10,11,12, Honor Roll. GARY STEVENS: Senior Class Council 12, Baseball 10, Football 12. CHRIS STOCKING: To buy land in Canada, enough to wander through and explore the rest of my days, with a rainbow parrot on my shoulder singing a joyous song. LYNNE SULLIVAN: Cheerleader J.V. 10, Girls League Publicity Chairman 10, Juni or Class Treas. 11, Pep Club 10, Silhouettes (Pres. 12, Sec. 11) 11,12, Badminton Team 11, Swim Team 11. NINA SWIDLER: We're living in the land of make-believe, and trying not to let it show. Maybe in that land of make-believe, heartaches can turn into joy. So fly little bird, up into the clear blue sky, and carry the word—love’s the only reason why, only love will see you through—you know what love can do to you. I don’t know whether to make love to you or go to sleep! Mark MICHAEL TAMOR: AFS 11, Astronomy Club 12, Band 10,11, CSF 10,11, Photography Club 10,11, National Merit Semi-Finalist. . JOHN TANNEBAUM: Feature Film Club 10, Latin Club 10. LIZ TATMAN: “Long live everything...but remember everything is not every possible thing, everything is only all there ishereand now, somewhere, there will be more than there is.” Joseph Pintauro DAVID TAYLOR: “Gargle” RICK TERRAMAGRA: To be arich photographer, and to work for Playboy. ELIZABETH THIELE: Hy-Femz 11,12, Ski Club 11,12. KATHY TIMMINS: To solo with the Berlin Philharmonic in Carnegie Hall. Concert Choir 10,11,12, Concert Choir and Madrigals Accompanist 10,11,12, CSF 10,11, Girls Ensemble 10,11,12, Madrigal s 10,11,12, Volleyball Team 11. KARLA VAN BENTHEM: “God is love” John 4:8 AFS 11,12, CSF 10, Student Image Sec. 10 SHERMAN WAGENSELLER: “There is no other life; life itself is only a vision and a dream, for nothing exists but space and you.”’ Mark Twain PATTY WAGNER: “All that we see or seem, is but a dream within a dream.” Poe AFS 11,12 CSF 10,11,12, French Club (Vice Pres. 11,12) 10,11,12, S Club 10, 11,12. PAMELA WALKER: AFS 11, Girls League 10,11, 12, Red Cross 10,11,12, Honor Roll. PETER WALSH: “Do the best you can all the time, because God doesn’t grade on a curve!” SARA WALTER: “‘—open your thighs to fate and (if you can withholding nothing) World, conceive a man—’”’ e.e.cummings ROBERT WEIL: AFS 11,12, Astronomy Club 11,12, Hi-Tide 10. MARY ANNA WARRINGTON: Our friendship is a special thing, a gift I'll always treasure. MICHAL WEIR: “For whatever we lose (like a you or a me) it’s always ourselves we find in the sea.” €.e.cummings BRUCE WEISMAN: Key Club 10, Letterman Club (Sec 12) 11,12, Football J.V. 10, Golf V. 11,12, Wrestling Team 10,11,12. | WENDY WHITSON: To turn dreams into reality, sorrow into joy, frowns into smiles, and Alan into mine...forever. CYNTHIA WINROW: Gymnastic Team 10,11,12, Swim Team 12. ELIZABETH WOLCOTT: AFS 10,11,12, CSF 10,11,12, Honor Roll. v DEBORAH WOLFE: AFS 11, Girls League (Commissioner of Sales 11, Sec. 12) 10,11,12, Red Cross 10,11,12. DANA WOOSTER: AFS 11,12, CSF 11, French Club 12, Honor Roll. : MIKE VOLLMAR: There is more to life than money and song, than the friends you have known for so very long. When you find happiness you will never go wrong. PETER YORKEY: You can make it if you try! Baseball J.V. 10, V. 11,12, Basketball J.V. 10, Football J.V. 10. Special recognition goes to Ursula Forhan, Cheech Fellows and Rick Johnson for their artistic additions to their pipedream sheets. Here is an apology from the annual staff to Bob Kimball if his pipedream is : misspelled, but it wasn’t easily understood. Also, an apology is in order for Dan Graifer, who turned in a whole page of pipedreams, but, due to circumstances beyond control, they were lost. And to all others who turned in pipedreams—thank you— it was all very interesting... 51 52 SENIOR PERSONALITIES CLASS COUPLE: Don Gravette, Bonnie Brunick MOST SCHOOL-MINDED: John Wilder, Julie Burke MOST ATHLETIC: Rolf Benirschke, Helen Holbrooke PSUR 56 CLASS INTELLIGENTSIA: Connie Carroll, Jack Howe MOST APATHETIC: Bob Gosnell, Lorene DeReeder CLASS COMICS: John Ledbetter, Cheryl Baber oF] oy CLASS FLIRTS: Andy Harrah, Jana Lyerly ; BS MOST EASY-GOING: Mara Cranic, Jeff McCoy Special acknowledgment to all of us who were out having fun in our senior year. Many thanks to the gardener for caring for t greenery, toC M... and to the beaches... fo being part of good-times and memories with friends, especially between 7:20 and 2:4 seen anuop: Ee Fe Ce eee eater 58 Leadership Top: Mr. Charles Clapper, Principal; lower: Mrs. Virginia Grizzle, Girls’ Vice-Principal; right: Mr. Richard Eiler, Boys’ Vice-Principal. Just remember—everyone who got to where he is had to begin from where he was. Counselin Top: left, Miss Mary Porter, Senior counselor; right, Mr. Art Northrop, Junior counselor; Lower: left, Mr. Billy Harris, Head counselor; right, Mr. Dennis Adams, Sophomore counselor. To accept good advice is but to increase one’s own ability. The trouble with many of us is that we would rather be ruined by praise than saved by criticism. 59 60 ARTS Practical Arts Top: left, Mr. Walter Stewart, Drama; right, Mr. Louis Demetre, Crafts; Center: left, Mrs. Sue Suit, Drawing and Painting, Crafts, Art; middle, Mrs. Alice Mittermiller, Home Economics; right, Mr. Jim Ecklar, Wood-Metal Crafts, Woodworking; Lower: left, Mr. Lee Lemson, Chorus, Band, Orchestra; right, Mr. Jesus Soriano, Auto Mechanics, Drafting. Not pictured: Sharon Mendenhall, Typing, Shorthand. Top: left, Mrs. Marcia Head, Geometry; middle, Mr. Jim Skelley, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry, Geometry; right, Mr. Charles Boyer, Algebra, Physical Education; Center: left, Mr. Russ Lanthorne, Algebra, Advanced Math; middle, Mr. Pete Clarke, Geometry, Algebra, Marketing; right, Mrs. Doris ‘Townsend, Intermediate Algebra, Advanced Math; Lower: left, Mrs. Ann Holley, Calculus; right, Mr. Bill Cowperthwaite, Advanced Math, Sociology, Psychology. Mathematics possesses not only truth but supreme beauty -Bertrand Russell a whee 61 62 Top: left, Mr. Tony Morales, U.S. History, American Government; right, Mr. David Vigilante, World History, American Government and World Affairs. Lower: Mr. Bob McKenzie, U.S. History, A.S.B.¢ Mr. Dex Lynn, American Government and World Affairs, U.S. History. Not pictured: Mrs. Jean Hanchett, Political Science. Top: left, Mr. Warren Rossney, American Government, World History; Mr. Tom Gibson, U.S. History. Center: Mr. Thomas Pruett, World History, English; Mrs. Florence Smith, Political Science. Lower: Mr. Ralph Dawson, U.S. History, American | Government. The heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the harvest of the future. -Inscribed on the National Archives 63 64 Top: left, Liz Frank, Creative Writing, English; right, Mr. Bill McCann, English, Honors English; Center: left, Mr. Jules Tanzer, Humanities, Tutorial Advisor; middle, Mrs. Betty Morrison, Humanities, Intergrade Counselor; right, Mr. Ilan Ulen, English; Lower: Mr. John Carey, English Literature, Honors English, Journalism. Man’s mind stretched to a new idea- never goes back to its original dimension. ‘Top: Mrs. Janet Moore, English | Literature; Center: left, Mrs. Marianne Ecklar, Contemporary Literature, English; middle, Mr. Owen Clark, English, Contemporary Literature; right, Mr. Philip Gorman, English, Speech; Lower: left, Dr. Joy McAllister, English; right, Mr. Barney Davis, English. SSS 65 Physical Coucation Top: Mr. Gene Edwards, Athletics, Boys’ P.E.; Mrs. Susan Skinner, Girls’ P.E., English; Mr. Alan LaMotte, Boys’ P.E., Athletics. Center: Mr. Rick Eveleth, Boys’ P.E., Athletics; Mrs. Kristan Conway, Girls’ P.E.; Mr. Wayne Townsend, P.E., Biology, Health and Safety. Lower: Mrs. Linda Musial, Dance, Girls’ P.E.; Mrs. Winnie Dunn, Girls’ P.E. A really great talent finds its happiness in execution. -Wolfgang van Goethe we LD OCWAY Ps oe we ee Rema ar ER ARe Rane ce ene Fay, Sa oat ae cane bee ine en poten LOM eR LOREM AONE wea yw F rede ee hig PR kaos OM beeen pews nse eeees ney er ee Pig pacer n Per OE GR: : Top: Mrs. Carmen Robinson, Spanish, French; Mr. Warren Cleary, Spanish. Center: Mrs. Alice Moller, French; Mr. Ralph Swaim, Spanish, Athletics; Mrs. Barbara McMikle, German. Lower: Mr. Ben Rodriguez, Spanish, Athletics, Yearbook Advisor; Mrs. Kathleen Steele, Spanish. The accent of one’s country dwells in the language. -La Rochefoucauld 67 68 SCIENCE Top: Mr. Everette Tompkins, Physics, Chemistry; Mr. Walter Bangert, Chemistry. Center: Mr. Robert Hoffman, Biology; Mrs. Jeanne Brown, Biology, Intermediate Algebra. Lower: Mr. Keith Budge, Physiology; Mr. Charles Counts, Biology. To know nature is the scientist’s consuming aim, and in pursuing it he embraces all of nature within his affectionate regard. -Henry Margenau SRP ERE RETRE EE onohydrogen Phosphate HPO, | ihydrogen Phosphate HPO, Sulfate Hydrogen Sulfate jon (Bisulfate) _ Top: Custodians: (left to right) (sitting) Mr. Gustason; Mr. MacKenzie; Susan Moss. (standing) Mr. Logan; Mr. Brown, Head Custodian; Mr. Martinez; Mr. Maushardt; Mr. Vollenweider. Center: left, Pat White, Work Counselor; right, Cafeteria Staff, (left to right) Wilma Francisco, Gertrude Hutchinson, Ella Braun, Billie Powell, Eleanor Olson, Rita Wold, Evangeline Nelson, Dillie Lowenstein, Mary Bennett, Doreen Fantoni, Margaret Baylor, Antoinette Gholsun. Lower: left, Mr. Orville Nickell, Driver Training; right, Rose Codiamat, Junior Clerk. The noblest service comes from nameless hands -Oliver Wendell Holmes 69 70 Top: (left to right) Mrs. LaVona Coath, Counseling Secretary; Mrs. Mary Ware, Principal’s Secretary; Mrs. Spencer, Registrar. Center: (left to right) Mrs. Jan Patton, Financial Secretary; Mrs. Alice Buschmann, Nurse; Mrs. Ruth Arter, Attendance Secretary. Lower: (left to right) Mrs. Velva Landi, Librarian; Mrs. Carol Headington, Junior Clerk, Mrs. Mildred Clower, Librarian’s Secretary. ame, —s Per ie ee sap te Ne 58 ee eer gees In Rememsrance Let's turn the magic mirror around and see what we “have over here. Just about all you learned from _ chapter one was how to spell GEOMETRY. 30-60- _ 90 are gonna be hittin’ ya for the rest of the semester and don't say | needed that. Y our proof resembles a ild guessing game. Now if you wish to sit in your litty box and have spring fever... I’ll throw nother wrinkle at you. -Sandy MacLaren, Se as tage Bes 74 Ahern, Kate Akers, Peter Akin, Barbara Albers, Susan Alberts, Randi Alexander, Michael Ames, Ronald Angelucci, Danelle Anthony, Lisa Appel, Daniel Arcidiacono, Phillip Armacost, Jeanne Arnesen, Reid Arthur, Shelley Atwell, Cindy Axford, Suzanne Barton, Cindy Basquez, Lynn Batsakis, Paula Beacher, Carol Beal, Mark Beardsley, Mark Beaudette, Alan Beckwith, Barbara Belote, Chris Benirschke, Ingrid Benton, John Benzwi, Barbara Berk, Dan Bier, Steve Blendinger, Jan Bonini, Andrea Boyajian, Steve Boyce, Brad Boyce, Debbie Boyle, Doug Boytano, Robert Bradford, Stephanie Brand, John Briggs, Dinah Brinton, David Brissenden, Howard Brooks, Letitia Brooks, Lorrie Browder, Amy Brown, Debbie Brown, Susan Burkart, Theresa Burke, Owen Burke, Terence Burtraw, Dennis Butler, Hilary Byrne, Sally Campbell, Heather Cantwell, Mary Carnohan, Karel £5 Catalan, Javier Chaplan, Jeffery Charles, Jan Chase, Jacquelyn Claiborne, Cary Clark, Andrew Comstock, Janice Cone, Denise Cook, Ca thy Cooper, Chris Corey, Steve Corry, Cary Cotton, Guy Crake, Barrie Cramer, Robert Crandall, Alicia Curriden, Valerie Cuthbert, Emilie Danforth, Sarah Davidson, Greg DeOre, Theresa Diaz-Mira, Carlota Dilley, Karen DiMeglio, Deborah Dittmeier, Carolyn Doyle, Matthew Dubbs, Mark Duchein, Jill Dunn, Susan Earnest, John Eckhoff, Gisela Eder, Marian El-Khadem, Joseph Ewing, Susan Fager, Ellen Farrell, Michael Farwell, Anthony Fell, Margaret Fischer, Sylvia Fisher, Stephanie Fitch, Kathleen Flajole, Faith Fletcher, Joanne Flick, Randy Follett, Joy Francis, Cole Frautschy, Peter Fritzenkotter, Steve Froeb, Luke Fulton, John Gamelson, Sue Garren, Kathleen 77 78 Garrie, Blythe Garvin, Andrea Gayman, Theresa Giammona, Joseph Gibb, Blair Gilbert, Laura Gittes, Julia Gleba, Mark Gleichauf, Robert Gomez, Flora Goodman, Joshua Goodman, Schatzie Grady, John Graham, Colleen Grant, Kelly Gray, David Gregory, Stephanie Grine, Katherine Ground, Christopher Guillemin, Helens Haack, Theresa Hall, Stephen Halligan, Jean Harman, Richard Harper, Susan Harrington, Robert Harris, Robin Hart, Judy Pe aeamaas iocioncee Paes ae Hartman, Robert Hatch, David Hathaway, Thomas Hathaway, Timothy Haubrich, Linda Hawkes, Benjamin Hazenbush, Lisa Hector, Jon Ss ae Heikoff, Erica Helmer, Robin Helmuth, Tami Hendricks, Robert Henshall, Stuart Herman, Laine Hewitt, Lisa Heywood, Kathy Higgins, Tim Higgins, Rennie Hill, Edward Hodo, Mark 73 80 Holmes, Rhonda Holzman, Stacy Hopkins, Alan Hourihan, Kim Hughes, Lyn Hughes, Nancie Hunt, Lori Hunter, Faye Hunter, Nancy Illes, Jack Ives, Debbie Jackson, Bill Jansen, Richard Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Gary Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Michael Johnston, Kristi Johnston, Scott Jones, David Kaats, Scott Kaye, Anitra Kearney, Patrick Keeping, David ME Keim, Paul Kibak, Susanne Killion, Robert Kitselman, Glenn Knopp, Micheal Knowles, Laura Knowles, Marcia Kochsmeier, Susie Kressin, Sally Kroll, Heather Krug, Bobbette Ladner, Melissa Lambert, Cathy Lampert, Dominique Langtry, Bill LaPay, Mike Larson, Cheryl Lasker, Pamela Laskowski, Vicki Lasser, Robin Lawrence, Randlett Lawrence, Richard LeBeau, Jean Lee, Nancy LeStrange, Renee Lewis, Geoff Lewis, Melanie Lindgren, Eric Lindsay, Bill Logan, Coco Lonergan, John Long, Shirley 81 Luglan, Michael Lukase, Kimberly McAndrews, Carole McBride, Teri McClain, Mark McCormick, Pat McDermott, Frank McDougall, Mark McGilvery, Lynette McLaren, Brian McLaughlin, Cherri McLaurin, Michael McNair, Robin MacKenzie, David Maher, Scott Mahler, Joan Male, Cynthia Malin, Jeri Manning, James Mannix, Beth Marquis, Zan Marshall, Cynthia Mayer, Malia Meers, Melissa Mehas, Cindy Melnechuk, Daniel Miller, Hildegard Miller, Laura Miller, Lisa Mofette, Diane Montgomery, Tamara Moran, Ed Moreau, Robert Morley, Michael Morse, Michele Muccillo, Vincent Muerth, Susan Muller-Eberhard, Monika Mulvihill, Mary Munk, Edie Murray, Kevin Mylet, Susan Nagy, Cindy Nagy, Debby Nebel-Thau, Debbie Newberry, Seth Newman, James Nielsen, John Nierenberg, Nicholas Niman, Neil Ninteman, Debby Norman, Charles Northrop, Helen Nova, Mike O’Connell, Kim O’Dair, Sally 83 O’Neal, Leslie Ooghe, Gordon Orgel. Richard Orloff, Eric Orosz, Stephen Otto, Curt Padelford, Cathy Palmer, Allen Parks, ‘Laura Pearson, Kyle Penny, Bill Perez, Maria Pesin, Richard Peterson, Edward Pollard, Ray Portello, Debbie Price, Sheryl Pringle, Clara Pryor, Jeffrey Psyllos, Nicholas Quintana, Chuck Racine, Howard Ramage, Ray Rand, Laura Read, Bonny Read, Terri Rechlin, Marcy Reed, Thomas neces geen eanere ene int mati Sa EAENE Mt tree te Re I ne eet te Reeves, Sharon Relf, Terrie Riedler, Scott Roach, Deirdre Robbins, Kay Rodriguez, Carlos Rodriguez, Torre Rotenberg, Victor Rowe, James Rubin, John Russell, Craig Russell, Pam St. Amour, Nannette Sakakeeny, George Sasso, Phil Sattro, Sheryl Schlesinger, Ken Schmidt, Tom Schmock, Jonathan Schoonover, Crystal 85 86 Schwaighart, Kristi Scott, Kelly Seiter, Ellen Seraidaris, Tina Sessions, Cindy Seymour, Alexandra Shakarian, Denice Sheela, Pat Sherlock, Diane Sherrard, Susie Sherwin, Sheree Shulman, Richard Shutler, Cynthia Simon, Leslie Simpson, Pamela Slade, Skip Slusser, Marilyn Smith, Kathleen Smothers, Betsy Sparks, Jack Spelman, Robert Spencer, Julie Spiro, Jonathan Spooner, Echo Sprague, Jonathan Stella, Ramon Stermon, Dave Stirnkorb, Gigi Stroll, Ted Stubbs, Bruce Swearingen, Bruce Sweeney, Bill Sweig, Jim Sweney, Diane Sweney, Robert Swies, Maureen Talkington, Howard Tangherlini, Burt Taylor, Jocelyn Teague, Charles Theodore, Irene Thickstun, Jenny Thomas, Debby Thomas, Jean Thwing, Martin 87 Tiemroth, Susan True, John Umscheid, Keith Untiedt, Brenda Vallera, Felicia Vallin, Lupe Vandorn, Katie Van Dorn, Lisa Vincent, Gus Vogt, Mary Vollmar, Karen Waite, Libby Waitley, Debbie Wallace, Holly Wallner, Mark Warner, Howard Warner, Leslie Watson, Kim Watson, Tom Weber, Nora Webster, Susan Weeks, Anne Weigle, Cindy Weisman, Elinor Welker, Robert Wharton, Janet Wheeler, Gayl Wheeler, Scott Whidden, Susan Wiggans, Brian Williams, Jerry Wilson, Alfred Witzman, Cindy Wolfer, Patty Woodard, Jim Wright, Chris Wright, Janie Yamamoto, Evelyn Yeckel, Nancy Youngdale, David Youngdale, Doug Couldnt Catch them Andrews, Patricia Bakken, Lee Balsamo, Dale Bellin, Kathleen Berg, Patricia Brandelius, Mary Breuer, Stephanie Bruning, Chris Bunch, Paul Burbidge Sarah Campbell, Stephanie Carr, David Chase, Monica Cheever, Dale Cincotta, Brian Cleal, Lindsay Coles, Stephan Coral, Bertha Cragin, Pamela Dalton, Cynthia Delaney, Daniel Dieter, Daisy Elam, Richard Erzinger, Eugene Evans, Leann Fielding, Hillary Finch, Barnaby Guinn, Karen Hansen, Brian Harris, Linda Harrison, Joshua Hendricks, Mary Juarez, Guillermo Judd, Allison Kodmur, Julie Lasher, Mark LeBaron, David Lewis, Lynn - MacDougall, Gil Martinez, Rosa Mattson, Lucy Mecina, Rafaeal Merz, Bruce Mico, Tina Montgomery, Steven Moore, Nancy Neber, Polly Oshrin, Patrice Parme, Cathleen Payne, Lee Perrine, Joseph Powell, Peter Ramirez, Alfredo Rand, Jeffrey Raymond, Lana Reitzes, Robin Robinson, Lee Scanlon, Michael Schultz, George Shor, Donald Snook, Suzanne Stam, Marianne Sternberg, Mary Jo Stout, Tad Sutherland, Jeffrey Swies, Maureen Tarwater, Bonnie Terkel, Kenneth Teyssier, Clara Vallin, Marlo Vanderveen, Chris Voelker, Lisa Walsh, John Welsh, Rachel Whidden, Susan Wood, Clifford 89 SOPNOMORES a ry tia uRP 90 S92 Abinanti, Mike Ahern, Josephine Albanil, Maria Alexander, Kathy Allen, Greg Allen, Michael Archibald, Sandy Asher, Joseph Ayala, Maria Bailey, Tamar Bailey, Teresa Baird, Tonci Baldwin, Stacey Baratta, Selita Barnet, Paul Bayetto, Oscar Bazeley, Jill Beights, David Bell, Vicki Bellamy, Edward Benedict, Matthew Bentley, Scott Berkenfield, Liz Berstein, Diane Bertrand, Marc Berwin, William Blake, Paula Blakely, Daniel Bloom, Laura Bond, Binney Bove, John Boyer, Marc Braid, Barbara Brekka, Kathleen Bretthauer, Craig Briggs, Brewster Broderson, Andrew Brolaski, Mark Brotherton, Jeff Brown, Caren Brown, Lesa Brown, Thomas Browne, Camille Buck, Bryan Burdeau, Dean Busby, Rebecca Bush, David Butler, James Butterfield, Heidi Cagan, Renee Caledonia, Gregg Campanella, Anton Campanella, Drew Cano, Bradford Cappello, Madeline Carleton, Susan Carroll, Robert Carson, John Carter, Steven Carter, William Cerullo, Mark Chase, Linda Chatelain, Julianne 93 94 Cherry, Mary Cicourel, Gregg Clarke, Cheri Cleal, Wendy Cleveland, Laura Cobb, Diana Cohen, Carol Colchagoff, Baron Cole, Richard Coleman, Cynthia Collins, Cathy Comer, Susan Comstock, Daniel Conlon, Cathy Connole, Kathy Correia, Richard Cota, Mark Cotton, Debbie Cowan, Donald Craig, James Crandall, Kris Crawford, William Cromwell, Dean Cross, Jeff Dahlberg, Robin Dameron, Ann Dangel, Roger Davis, Donald Dean, Jeff Debolt, William Dennis, Mark Devere, Louise DiMeglio, Nick Ditzel, Erika Dolid, Paul Dorsey, Sage S . | ] ; 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Barker, Robert Bettles, Carol Burke, Brian Chittick, Sally Cleary, Lynn Finch, Casey Giorgis, Martha Harris, Nancy Hjermstad, Leslie Huffman, Moore Katz, Roderic Lennan, Veronica Livingston, Dana Lonergan, John McClenahan, Pat McGaw, Chandler Merdinger, Thomas Nerling, David Olivares, Gabriel Roth, Barbara Russell, Joseph Schauble, Susan Sheela, Diane Stader, Kurt Stroll, Betsy Swanson, David Swanson, Joy Thompson, Melinda Trombold, Mark Valencia, Rosa Vallin, George Van Andel, Carolyn Vanderhoff, Steven Van Wagoner, Carol Warner, Robert Wiesehan, Richard Wilson, Patrick Wright, Chris 107 108 aia Tee : i € ry ea J, . a seen oe Elected OFFICERS Friday hour lunch entertains ... battles between co-ed sports... JV cheerleader tryouts... Nixon-McGovern debate... student faculty basketball... and interclass track meet. Souls soothed by blaring jam sessions... pep rallies... hour lunch theater and karate demonstrations. ASB merriment and pleasantries... aftergame dances � .. Dr: Dean... Zemi' machines... discounts in 2) stores... Ecology week... and ASB ball at the El Cortez... and Music and Arts Festival I. President: Julie Burke Vice-President: Kathy Smith (middle left) ‘Treasurer: Denise Simpson (middle center) Representative at Large: Terry Gray (middle right) Commissioner of Student Activities: David St. George (lower left) ASB Advisor: Mr. McKenzie (top) 110 Senior Class Presidents Fall: Cheech Fellows Spring: Steve Grady Junior Class Presidents Fall: Leslie Simon Spring: Luke Froeb Sophomore Class Presidents Fall: Mike Simpson Spring: Jim Henehan Top left, Cheech Fellows; top right, Steve Grady; center, Julie Burke; side top, Mike Simpson; side bottom, Jim Henehan; lower right, Leslie Simon; lower bottom, Luke Froeb. 111 ii2 General Secretary: Barb Cummings (top left) Commissioner of Sales: Pat Sheela (top right) Commissioner of Publicity: Fall: Patti Berg (middle left) Spring: Leslie Simon (lower left) Cheerleader Representative: Bonnie Brunick (middle center) Commissioner of Publications: Laura Parks Commissioner of Elections: Fall: Kelly Walsh (lower right) Spring: Seth Newberry (middle right) Interested Student Sales: Fall: Joan Mahler (top) Spring: Carolyn Dittmeier (middle left) Interested Student Secretary: Fall: Laura Parks (middle right) Spring: Marilyn Slusser (middle center) Interested Student Technical: Fall: Tom Stam (lower left) Spring: Laine Herman (lower center) Interested Student Publicity: Fall: Carolyn Dittmeier Spring: Sue McDonald (lower right) 113 SENIOR Class OFFICERS fall President: Cheech Fellows Vice-president: Steve Grady Secretary: Kathy Anthony ‘Treasurer: Pat Bonaguidi paar: illite: ye ee ‘AT THE LAST SPRING President: Steve Grady Vice-president: Pat Bonaguidi Secretary: Kathy Anthony ‘Treasurer: Kathy McCauley 114 General AssemBly | | | SENIOR Committee Chairmen (From left to right) Senior Prom Committee: Claudia Turner Announcements Committee: Karen Roberson Senior Play Committee: Nina Swidler Vesper Service Committee: Linda Carmichael Annual-Signing Committee: Julie Poteete Caps and Gowns Committee: Cheryl Baber Senior Picnic Committee: Wendy Stanley After-Prom Committee: Steve Grady Graduation Committee: Kathy Anthony LS eimai 116 Fall President: Leslie Simon Vice-president: Sylvia Fisher Secretary: Pat Sheela ‘Treasurer: Leslie O’ Neal SPRING President: Luke Froeb Vice-president: John Nielsen Secretary: Patti Berg ‘Treasurer: Leslie O’ Neal JUNIOR Class OFFICERS ase Sophomore Class Officers fall President: Mike Simpson Vice-president: Ken Gammage Secretary: Jill Bazely ‘Treasurer: Linda Chase SPRING President: Jim Henehan Vice-president: Beth Goldberg Secretary: Marsha Leon ‘Treasurer: Robin Dahlberg 117 1B Es} 120 1972-73 was a year of bigger and better things for La Jolla Varsity Cheerleaders. This year’s squad, featuring six girls and three boys, climaxed a summer of hard practice witha session at Hibbard’s California Clinic of Champions. After an unforgettable week, the group was ready to start the season with a great new style. Under the direction of head cheerleader Jane Arthur, the Varsity Cheerleaders brought a new kind of spirit to La Jolla fans. Is it only a coincidence that this was one of the best years for sports in recent Viking history? ‘ Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders: on shoulders, left to right, Bonnie Brunick, Helen Holbrooke, Jill Duchein. Standing, Charlie Goldberg, Kerry Stein, Bob Kimball. On the ground, Nannette St. Amour, Wendy Stanley, Jane Arthur. 121 2 es Sem ryley La Jolla | Oe wre) it} | wm rete) La Jolla La Jolla Pew rot) La Jolla La Jolla 22 ElCajon gat 26 Monte Vista 12 10 PointLoma 7 7 Kearny 34 24 Clairemont 15 14 University 8 13. Madison AOA O SanDiego 20 10 MissionBay Q Star means away game. Overall (5-4) League (4-2) - NTeey ee Ea Varsity LootBall The saying went ‘“The Vikes are Dynamite” and they proved to be as the 1972 Varsity Football team finished second in their last year of Western League play. Having beaten the tough powers of Point Loma, Clairemont, University and Mission Bay, the team just missed a C.I.F. playoff berth. Often outmanned and outsized, the Vikings showed everyone that they could play equally with any team. Led by quarterback Don Gravette and tailback Pete Taylor, the Viking offense penetrated continually into enemy territory. The soccer-style kicking of Rolf Benirschke also proved to be a great asset to the offense. Dependable Kent MacDiarmid anchored both the offensive and devensive lines while getting consistent help from Rick Berg, Cole Francis, Kelly Walsh, Brian Schulte, John Cummings and Dennis Burtraw. For h ead coach Gene Edwards and assistant Bull Trometter, this season was a rewarding and successful one. Left: Most Valuable Player, Pete Taylor, finds running room. Photograph on page 122 courtesy of LA JOLLA LIGHT. Above: Quarterback Don Gravette unloads a bomb behind blocking from Dennis Burtraw (86), John Wilder (34) and Pete Taylor (41). 123 124 Top left, John Wilder drives for a few yards against Point Loma; top center, Kelly Walsh reaches high for a touchdown pass against Clairemont (Photo courtesy of LA JOLLA LIGHT); lower center, Rolf Benirschke boots a 45 yard, county record field goal against Madison; upper right, VICTORY !; middle right, Cole Francis causes a Clairemont ball carrier to fumble into the waiting arms of Gus Vincent (13) and Gary Dixon (45); lower right, John Wilder (34) throws a block for quarterback Don Gravette (14). SN 125 Bob Barkley Rick Barkley Al Beaudette Rolf Benirschke Rick Berg Doug Boyle Bob Boytano Dennis Burtraw Barry Crake John Cummings Gary Dixon Cole Francis pail — Don Gravette Jim Harney Andy Harrah Bart Harris Stacy Hughes Ed Johnson Mike Johnson Nick Johnson Randlett Lawrence 126 Kent MacDiarmid Jim Maloney Mike McLaurin Ed Moran Todd Moran Jim Nelson Dick Peterson Brian Schulte Curt Stephenson Bill Sweney Pete Taylor Geoff Thompson George Townsend Lenny Verner Gus Vincent Scott Wallner Kelly Walsh Bill White John Wilder Chris Wright 127 J.V. CheEeRLEASERS Led by Pat Sheela, these two juniors and four sophomores showed the great Viking Spirit throughout the year. They brought new pep to J.V. sports from football to track. Pat Sheela Kathy Wrench Ardelle St. George Angie Timmons Jan Blendinger Karen MacEwan 128 J.V. footsall A disappointing season for the Viking Junior Varsity football team was climaxed by their 6-0 loss to Mission Bay. Although not winning any games the team showed perserverance and should help in occupying many of the empty varsity positions next year. An early injury to the starting quarterback put the pressure on Robbie Jones who did an excellent job filling in. Top row; Pete Johnson, Don Davis, Rob Jones, Bill Penny, Tom Riney, Mark McDougall, Steve Carter, Mike Weirather, Craig Schniepp, Kevin Flynn, Bill Stoddart, Bill Sproul, Joe Asher, Bill Low, Ned Bellamy, Chris Cooper, Gordon Tudor, Jeff Brotherton, Middle row; Bucky Taylor, Dan Miceletti, Jon Hector, Paul Hertfelder, Dan Berk, John Miller, Jeff Rocker, Jim Manning, Tim Gallion, Mark Trombold, Tom Richardson, Reid Murray, John Carson, Neal ‘Templin, Bottom row; Nick Dimeglio, Dan Mulvihill, Tom Richards, Jim Kleege, Jeff Dean, Rick Sheilds, Jim Schafer, Mitch Scantlen, Michael Lyon, Oscar Bayetto, Landy Nielson. 129 130 Princess Linda Stark November 17, a rainy end of a rainy week... hard work by clubs ends in cancellation of their parade... a mud puddle called Scripps Field awaits the finale of a big Viking season... the crowd gathers outside the girls’ gym... inside, busy Mariners hastily prepare the festivities. .. Leslie, Linda, Lorene, and Bonnie glide in under dim lights. . . out-going queen Marcia Gravette crowns Bonnie Brunick HOMECOMING QUEEN 1972... outside, dozens of cheerleaders warm up the crowd... a Viking victory. .. the climax of the season, triumphant gridders slide in the mud! Nomecoming 1972 Princess Lorene DeReeder Princess Leslie Mack The Homecoming Court: left to right, Linda Stark, escorted by Mark Wallner; Leslie Mack, escorted by Jim Nelson; Bonnie Brunick, escorted by Randy Thorsch; Lorene DeReeder, escorted by Kevin Casey. Photo courtesy of the LA JOLLA LIGHT eo — vu ay — a a 5 Q 5 = og ce ao SCS nus _— See ve So rns t OG we be av = a $s eos gunick c 4 A Ee ee 5 S aD) a, = oF 131 132 Top row: Paul Bunch, Randy Greenslate, Bill Nestingen, Bruce Merz, Paul Benton, Tom Schmidt, Eugene Erzinger; middle row: Roger Hastings, Mike Gersten, John van Benthem, Scott Bently, Kurt van Benthem, Tom Stam; front row: Dan Rosenblatt, Dan Carlsson, Janis Johansson, Eric Larson, Steve Elias, Gabriel Olivares. Cross Country — 2 : : ; ‘ i y Completing their most successful seas on in over a decade, La Jolla High’s Varsity Cross Country team won seven of their nine dual meets. Led by Dan Carlsson, Jan Johansson, Phil Sasso, Gabriel Olivares, Eric Larson and Dan Rosenblatt, the Viking harriers breezed past Lincoln, Castle Park, Mission Bay, Hoover, Point Loma, University, and Kearny. The highlight of the season for the runners was bringing home the first place trophy from the fifth Aztec Invitational Cross Country Meet. The Vikings finished the three mile course with a team time which was thirty seconds faster than their nearest competitor. Carlsson, Johansson and Sasso finished second, fourth, and sixth respectively out of a field of more than sixty runners. Upper left, time out at the Mt. Sac Invitational meet; upper center, Dan Carlsson runs away from his competition; upper right, J.V. harriers Eugene Erzinger and Bruce Merz take a rest after running well on the U.C.S.D. course; lower center, Jan Johansson warms up before an important race; lower right, Viking runners Eric Larson, Phil Sasso, and Dan Rosenblatt show their form. 133 Hard practice paid off this year for the Volleyball Team, but not as much as they would have liked. The Varsity Team won three of their five league games after strenuous preparation under their coach, Ms. Dunn. Team captain, Dale Cheever, and co-captain, Mary Vogt, led this fighting team through the season. At the right, Ms. Dunn and faithful team manager, Stacy Holzman, study a practice session. Below, Dale Cheever and Helen “Hardrock” Holbrooke show their form. Varsity Volleyball: front row, left to right, Ingrid Benirschke, Jane Adlong, Marge Union. Back row, Mary Vogt, Dale Cheever, Helen Holbrooke. Not pictured is Margaret Fell. 134 The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team had a successful season under the leadership of captain Janey Otto and co-captain Kristi Johnston. The team finished second in Western League and competed in the CIF finals. Volleyball was not the only activity of both the Junior Varsity and the Varsity. These two close-knit groups let off steam at several get- togethers. At left, Mary Vogt bumps the ball, as Jane Adlong looks on. Below, a spike by Janey Otto is watched by Kristi Johnston. Lower left, Pam Coyle is aided in a block by Lisa Voelker. Junior Varsity Volleyball: front row, left to right, Denise Simpson, Kristi Johnston, Carole McAndrews, Lisa Voelker, Pam Coyle. Back row, Bobbette Krug, Onnie Higgins, Veronica Lennan, Janey Otto. 135 136 1972 was a big year for the girls’ swimming team. In preparation for the city finals, they won all five of their dual meets. After taking second in the city, the girls went on to take fifth place among 20 county schools. The C team captured eighth place, aided by Cindy Nagy, Debbie Nagy, Mary Cherry, and Lori Laskowski. The B team, with outstanding swimmers Laura Parks, Cindy Weigle, and Lorraine Froeb, took fifth place in the county. The A team took first place in the county. The gold medal winners pictured at the right are, left to right, kneeling, Anne Gibson, Jan Blendinger, and Liz Thiele. Standing are Paula Smith, Laurel Erzinger, and Susanne Kibak. Barb Roth is not pictured. Below, Liz Thiele comes up for air. Group photos courtesy of the LA JOLLA LIGHT. : i ts a oe me i wa Girls Swimming The rest of the team includes, left to right, first row, LeAnn Evans, Lisa Van Dorn, Kris Smith, Mary Cherry, Debbie Boyce, Sue Whidden, Michelle Johnson, and Jo Pearce. Second row, Karen McKeown, Susan Comer, Nile Elwardani, Kathy Fowler, Cherri McLaughlin, Diane Bernstein, Carol Cohen, Val Parker, Lorraine Froeb, and Lori Laskowski. Third row, Chris Nagy, Joy Follett, Katherine Gealy, Karen MacEwan, Cindy Weigle, Susie Sherrard, Debbie Nagy, Cindy Winrow, Cindy Nagy, Tina St. Amour, and Sue Triolo. Fourth row, Adrienne St. George, Ardelle St. George, Karel Carnohan, Tamar Bailey, Cheryl Larson, Cindy Atwell, Carol Bettles, Laura Parks, Erica Scheer, and Cathy Ginder. Not pictured is coach Mrs. Skinner. Girls tennis First row, left to right, Joanne Fletcher, Robin Harris, Laura Gilbert, Wendy Ghio, Sharon Reeves. Second row, Cindy Coleman, Beth Mannix, Wendy Stanley, Debbie Waitley, Leslie Clanton, Linsay Recksieck, Ann Van Buskirk. Third row, Mary Mulvihill, Kathy Trees, Bonnie Read, Marie Lohmann, Darcy Delano, Alwine Loeffler, Kathy Russell, and coach Mrs. Musial. The girls’ tennis team carried on the La Jolla tennis tradition this year in grand style. The girls became the undefeated city champions in round-robin competition with eleven Eastern and Western League schools. Outstanding singles players included Robin Harris, Laura Gilbert, Wendy Ghio, and Sharon Reeves. Contributing to the doubles strength were Wendy Stanley and Darcy Delano, Sally Plachta and Alwine Loeffler, Cindy Coleman and Joanne Fletcher, Kathy Russell, Ann Van Buskirk, and Bonnie Read. The team wound up an enjoyable year with a lasagne dinner and victory party. Top left, Sally Plachta serves; top right, Kathy Russell and Ann Van Buskirk in concentration. 137 VaRSITYy BasketBall This year’s Varsity Basketball Team looked strong as four of last year’s starters returned. They proved to be just that when they competed in the annual Christmas tournaments. The team was thought to be too small, but with balanced scoring and great hustle the Vikings showed that their lack of height would not hurt them. In the Kiwanis Tournament, La Jolla placed second, losing the championship game in the final moments. Led by Geoff Northrop and Tony Russell, who were both picked to the Kiwanis all-star team, the Vikes continued on to the Baron Optimist Tournament. There they finished fourth just behind the county’s top teams, Patrick Henry and Helix. With these strong showings and a 9-5 non-league record, hopes continued to rise. The team’s impressive start earned them a ranking of fourth in the county as they moved into the race for the Western League title. Upper; Rob Schupp gets clobbered as he drives in for a lay-up, Lower; Jeff Haskett squeezes between two Kearny defenders and draws a foul. 138 As league play began, the team continued its winning ways with a big upset victory over Kearny. This win put the Vikes in a three-way tie for first place and a good chance to go to the C.I.F. play-offs. In a mid-season slump, however, which saw the team lose three straight games, they dropped to fourth place in the standings. Fighting back with victories over Clairemont, Point Loma, Mission Bay and Crawford, the Vikings again moved into contention for a play-off berth. Throughout the season the team was led by Jeff Haskett, Geoff Northop and Tony Russell. These three players all finished in the top ten league scorers and carried La Jolla to its fine record. Haskett’s superior driving and ball handling ability, Russell’s fine outside shooting and Northrop’s all around excellence were supported by John Brand, Don Gravette and Rob Schupp. Scoring clutch points and playing stingy defense throughout the season, these players balanced La Jolla’s basketball team and contributed to many of its wins. Credit must also be given to the other members on the team without whom a C.I1.F. play-off spot, and a victory over Marian leading to quarterfinals in the Sports Arena, could not have been won. Upper, High-scoring Tony Russell shoots over a Morse defender for two points; lower, La Jolla’s outstanding center, Geoff Northrop, easily gets the tip from Madison’s heralded Rock Lee. 139 Right; Jeff Haskett drives in for a lay-up against Kearny to help give the Vikes a 54-51 victory, Lower left; Geoff Northrop hits a jump shot for two points against tough Morse as Tony Russell looks on, Lower middle; Rob Schupp shoots over a Madison defender and gets two points for La Jolla. 140 Left; Don Gravette scores a basket against Madison while Jeff Haskett watches, lower; Cole Francis puts the pressure on a Madison player and forces a bad pass. 141 142 John Brand Robb Cranny Cole Francis Don Gravette Jeff Haskett Mark Hodo Mike Johnson Kent MacDiarmid Geoff Northrop Allen Russell Tony Russell Rob Schupp Top; Coach Eveleth instructs his team during a time out, bottom; Tony Russell draws a foul while going in for a lay-in. Moving in for the rebound are Geoff Northrop (32) and Rob Schupp (40). J.V. BasketBall For the young and inexperienced Junior Varsity basketball team the season proved to be very successful. They matured with each game under Coach Davis and pulled out many close contests. Led by Jamie Loomis and Jim Kerman, the junior Vikes ended the season with a very fine record. Continually praised by both the fans and the coaches, many individuals should move up and help out the varsity next year in its Coast League debut. Left; Paul Bunch scores a basket against Madison, below; Mike Abinanti hits for two points from outside. Top row; Mike Abinanti, Gene Erzinger, Jeff Brotherton, Jim Kerman, David Beights, Steve Fritzenkotter, Paul Bunch, Bart Harris, Coach Davis, bottom row; Tom Hathaway, Joe Giammona, | Jamie Loomis, Mike Lyon, Neil Van Buren, Joe Flood, Owen O’ Rourke. 143 144 Homecoming festivities honor basketball, too... Robby Schupp reigns as King Kan, greatest gatherer of garbage... Friday, January 26, hard-working Key Clubbers set the scene, led by Kelly Walsh... In the spotlight, three beauties grace the floor, Bev, Cheryl, Pam... Dan Burke and Ed Johnson crown Cheryl Bratlien, queen of the evening. At right, the Homecoming Court. Below, left to right: Bev Murrell, escorted by Jack Tollinger; Cheryl Bratlien, escorted by Rusty Preisendorfer; Pam Campbell, escorted by John Elliot. BasketBall NiGNt 1973 She walks in beauty like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes: Thus mellowed to that tender light Which heaven to gaudy day denies. — Byron 145 146 Varsity SOCCER With a host of underclass talent and a sprinkling of experienced players, the Varsity Soccer Team placed third in a tough Western League and fifth in the county standings. They trailed county champions, Point Loma and Madison despite winning sixteen games and losing only six. Hampered early in the season by the loss of star fullback, Bob Humphrey with torn ligaments, and Gabriel Olivares with a broken foot towards the end of the schedule, the Vikes were still able to display poise and to play good soccer. They dominated the rest of the league despite their losses to Point Loma and Madison with winning streaks of four or more games. Things got even brighter after league play ended, when the team was invited to play in two big tournaments; the PSA tournament and the United States National tournament. Standing out all season were Rolf Benirschke, Jerry Clark, Jeff McCoy, Rafael Mecina, Gabriel Olivares, and David and Doug Y oungdale. Chances for the C.I.F. crown will indeed favor the Vikings next year, since there will be a mature group of Varsity players returning and many capable individuals moving up from the Junior Varsity squad. Upper, Gabriel Olivares intently watches as his head shot flies towards the goal over the head of a Clairemont defender. Also watching are Rolf Benirschke in the background and Jerry Clark; lower left, Glen Schmidt and a Clairemont player struggle for control of a loose ball; lower right, Rafael Mecina gets set to kick a long-lead pass. MBw hE SSR OO —.. Upper left, With practiced precision Jerry Clark performs a difficult pass over his shoulder; upper right, Doug Y oungdale hurriedly passes the ball to the offensive line; lower, Rolf Benirschke weaves around four opponents and finds room to shoot. Moving in for the rebound is Gabriel Olivares. 147 148 Standing from left to right: Jeff McCoy, Jim Nelson, Bill Nestigen, Glen Schmidt, Coach Rodriguez, Rolf Benirschke, Andy Harrah, Curt Stephenson, Rick Berg, Bob Humphrey; kneeling, Rafael Mecina, Gabriel Olivares, David Y oungdale, Kelly Scott, Jerry Clark, Jack Peveri, Rob Barker, Doug Youngdale. Not pictured: Stacy Hughes. ‘Top left: Curt Stephenson heads the ball against Clairemont as Gabriel Olivares (6) and Jerry Clark move in to help. Top right: Coach Rodriguez. | J.V. Soccer Making the C.I.F. playoffs in their first year of organized competition, the Junior Viking soccer team performed well all year long. Their 1-0 victory over Point Loma late in the season enabled the team to meet Montgomery in the Championship game and was a fitting conclusion to a tough schedule. ‘The group was made up predominantly of sophomores and was led by Jim Killion, Kurt Wagner and Hunt Williams. Standing from left to right, David Stutz, Ned Bellamy, Kurt Wagner, Jim Killion, Coach Rodriguez, Nevin Kleege, John Monday, Will Crawford, Gordon Tudor; kneeling, Phil Arcidiacono, Mike Knowles, Cliff Papik, Bill Berwin, Greg Cicourel, Brad Cano, sitting; Barry Temple, Trent Wagenseller, Mark Smith, Mark Spuehler, Hunt Williams, Charlie Walter. sible, (ile Fallen, CR beens, he 58: fe ee A M2 A), 4 ie. ee ee Ban 13 Ada. cee Left, Jim Killion out-jumps a Point Loma player and gets set to head the ball to Geoff Thompson; above, Hunt Williams (1) heads the ball to Mark Smith as Mike Knowles breaks down the wing for a pass. 149 WRESTLING With the return of many experienced individuals and a sprinkling of new talent, the 1972-73 Varsity wrestling team was the toughest La Jolla High had seen in many years. Standouts throughout the season were Ed Johnson, Todd Moran, Hans Newman, Brian Schulte and Bruce Weisman. The team was also helped by fine instructing from coaches Smith and Edwards who spent much time developing the group into a strong contender in virtually all the meets they entered. Although the Vikes wrestled the first part of the season without a man to fill the 103 lb weight class, they still managed to score high consistently against their opponents. Towards the middle of the season, Ciarco Poscablo joined the team and did an excellent job wrestling in the empty class. Concluding a very successful season, the Varsity wrestling team was amply rewarded for all of the practice and hardship yielded by each member. They placed several individuals high in the Western League tournament and challenged most of their rivals. John Carson Jim Harney Ed Johnson ‘Todd Moran Vinnie Muccillo Charlie Payseur Ciriaco Poscablo Brian Schulte Chris Shannon Randy Thorsch Peter Walsh Bruce Weisman 150 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team: Top row: Bryan Buck, John Poupitch, Mitch Scantlen, Gary Jacobs. Bottom row: Tom Stam, Phil Edwards, Al Beaudette, Dave Bush. Far left; Todd Moran controls his victim, Left; Coach Smith and Viking wrestlers look on just before Peter Walsh pins his man, Center; victorious Bruce Weisman is rewarded after a tough match, Center right; Tim Gallion sinks a cradle, Lower left; Ed Johnson dominates his opponent on the corner of the mat, Lower middle; Brian Schulte stalks his competitor. i5i 152 Upper left, Andy Lock swims the breast-stroke; upper right, Coach Skelley times some of his swimmers during a practice; lower left, Skip Slade was La Jolla’s top performer all year long; lower right, diver Mark Gleba stretches for the water. 2... ae. 2 SWimmiInGc The La Jolla High Swim Team took its second consecutive League Championship this year with a showing equally as strong as last years undefeated season. The swimmers largely responsible for the team’s fine record were junior Skip Slade, who is one of the fastest swimmers in San Diego County, senior Dan Graifer, and sophomores Mike Foley and Bill Seligmann. Add to these athletes the depth of John Cummings, Peter Kerman, John Hagey and Mike Arno and La Jolla had its finest swim team ever. The County Finals proved to be the first tough test for the young team, and with the experience they gained, La Jolla should do extremely well next year. Left, La Jolla swimmers enter the water moments after the starting gun. Sitting, Bill Seligmann, John Hagey, Mike LeBeau, Skip Slade, Mike Arno; middle row, Rennie Higgins, Jeremy Geiduschek, Jeff Rand, Andy Lock, Mike Foley; top row, Coach Skelley, Chuck Peinado, Phil Arcidiacano, Jim Pentlarge, Peter Kerman, Stacy Hughes, John Cummings, Mark Gleba, Sandy McGaw, Frank Wise, Guy Cotton, Dan Graifer. 154 New faces and fresh interest characterized the beginning gymnastics team this year. Team returnees Margo McCoull, on the balance beam, and Betsy Smothers, on the uneven bars, were joined by a large group of sophomores and juniors, inexperienced but hard - working. At right, Katherine Gealy exhibits her promising floor - exercise style. Below, right, Margo McCoull poses on the balance beam. Gymnastics Members of the beginning gymnastics team include, left to right, back row, Betsy Smothers, Diana Cobb, Beth Goldberg, Katherine Gealy, Sharon — . Reeves, and Michele Morse. Middle Row, Lynn Basquez, Sue Pratt, Robin MeNair, Lori Laskowski, Stephanie Mayer, and Karen MacEwan. Front row, Marci Greenwood, Kathy Wrench, Linda Chase, Kathy Stevens, and Margo McCoull. A small intermediate team showed its strength this year by threatening even the strongest city and county schools. Sophomores Terri Bailey and Kathy Foster were valuable additions to the team, competing in the all-around event. The intermediate team, pictured at left, includes, left to right, Kathy Foster, Stacy Baldwin, Jill Ducein, Carol Nau, and Terri Bailey. On the team’s new vaulting board are Julia Gittes, standing, and Cindy Winroe, sitting. A new addition to La Jolla gymnastics this year was the advanced team. These five girls gave some of the county’s best performances of extremely difficult advanced routines. The team, pictured at left, includes, left to right, Linda Stark, a stand-out on the balance beam, Laura Sim, featured on the uneven parallel bars, Marian “Olga” Eder and Jane Arthur, specializing in floor-exercise, and limber Kristi Johnston, in front, another floor- exercise competitor. Above, the team’s competent coach, Mrs. Peterson, laughs off nervousness at a meet with Kathy Foster and Terri Bailey. Above, center, Marian Eder shows her floor-ex finale. Below, right, Kathy Foster is shown in competition. 155 Track As in all the sports this year, the Varsity Track Team was blessed with talented athletes. David Cordtz, who was perhaps the finest all-around runner, proved his ability by competing in the high jump, long jump, both hurdle events and the discus. The hurdles were Cordtz’s best events, and when he teamed-up with Kelly Walsh, La Jolla had its best pair of hurdlers seen in a long time. Bob Barkley and Mike Nova also helped this year in the sprints by running the 100 and 220 and many relays. In the field events, La Jolla was led by strong high jumpers, pole vaulters and long jumpers. Brad Lee and Tom Reed were the two most capable long jumpers. The pole vaulting pair of Olaf Moen and Lon Bevers reached new heights for La Jolla as Moen broke the school record. Jim Geddes and Walter Miller were regular performers in the high jump with Geddes consistently jumping over six feet. The Viking middle distance runners showed even stronger abilities as they were unequaled throughout the league. Leading this excellent group of runners were Dan Carlsson, who is one of the fastest milers in the county, Steve Elias, Jan Johansson, Dick Peterson, Phil Sasso and Curt Stephenson. Individually each of these runners ran very well, but when they were put together on relay teams they became unbeatable. They proved their superiority at the National City Relays by winning 25 gold medals and the team championship. Top, Curt Stephenson runs the third leg on La Jolla’s excellent mile-relay team; lower left, showing their styles in the low hurdles are from left to right, Brad Lee, Kelly Walsh and Walter Miller; lower right, Olaf Moen sets a new school record in the pole vault. lea bee Upper left, Jan Johansson makes his move on the last lap of the gruelling two mile run; upper right, a tired Dick Peterson easily wins the tough 440; lower left, milers Dan Carlsson and Phil Sasso set the pace; lower right, Bob Barkley outstrides teammates Jim Nelson and Dan Kiely on the way to winning the 100 yard dash. 157 158 Far left, Jim Geddes surprised everyone and set a new school record in the high jump; left middle, Bob Sweeney puts the shot for La Jolla, right middle, Mare Trombold in flight after taking off in the long jump; far right, Mark McDougall leads Gil MacDougall, Mario Vallin, Ed Johnson and Andy Quinn in the 440. g at € ' ey re CE Varsity Track, standing, Coach Swaim, Coach Seymour, Dan Carlsson, Curt Stephenson, David Cordtz, Dick Peterson, Lon Bevers, Steve Elias, Tom Reid, Tom Schmidt, Brad Lee, Coach Boyer; kneeling, Dan Rosenblatt, John Benton, Phil Sasso, Bob Sweeney, Jim Manning, Jim Geddes, Walter Miller, Phil Hopkins; sitting, Seth Newberry, Bob Barkley, Dan Kiely, Don Gravette, Olaf Moen, Jan Johansson, Clay Drees, Jim Nelson. BRE J.V. Track, bottom row, Andy Quinn, Vaughn Dutton, Kurt van Benthem, Tom Stam, Mario Vallin, Gil MacDougall, Tim Gallion; second row, Ben Hawkes, John van Benthem, Randy Greenslate, Robert Stromme, Robert Carroll, Mark Spuehler, Marc Trombold; third row, Buzz Cramer, Kurt Wagner, Nevin Kleege, Nick Psyllos, Ed Johnson, Ned Bellamy; fourth row, Craig Bretthauer, Pete Johnson, Mark McDougall, Josh Goodman, Dan Berk, Eugene Erzinger, Jim Kerman; fifth row, Stephen Rasmer, John Miller, Tony Farwell, Reid Murray, Jeff Brotherton, Mark Lasher, Scott Bently; top row, Andy Clark, Ron Nau, Ed Hill, Mike Nova, Mitch Scantlen, Jim Henehan, Bruce Merz. Varsity BaseBall Winning was a specialty this year for La Jolla High sports. The individual teams compiled more wins than any other single season in the history of La Jolla High athletics. Each sport was abundant with talented individuals with the Varsity Baseball Team being no exception. Andy Bertrem, Dennis Burtraw, Tony Russell and George Townsend led this fine group of players into what was one of La Jolla’s best seasons in recent years. The Vikings were plagued with poor fielding early in the season, but with strong pitching and consistent hitting the team fought back and developed into a contender for the League’s top positions. Andy Bertrem led the pitching staff and often did not allow a single earned run in a game. He was helped out by Mark Farrar and Tom Watson who did excellent jobs both as starting and relieving pitchers. The potent bats of Dennis Burtraw, Kelvin Nettleton and George Townsend accounted for most of La Jolla’s scoring power though each member of the team was capable of hitting the ball. With the end of a very respectable season, the team looks forward to next year and the return of most of its starters. Standing, Jeff Haskett, Kent Davenport, Dennis Burtraw, Mark Farrar, Tony Russell, Andy Bertrem, George Townsend, Mike Stoddart; kneeling, David Youngdale, Bob Moreau, Trip McEwen, Gus Vincent, Doug Y oungdale, Kelvin Nettleton, Blair Gibb, Tom Watson. 160 Upper left, Blair Gibb lays a bunt down the first baseline; upper right, awaiting the ball from a La Jolla pitcher is catcher Mike Stoddart; lower left, Gus Vincent scrambles to get under a pop fly; lower right, Kelvin Nettleton dives back safely to first base under the tag of a Helix player. 161 jJ.V. BasSeEBall ¢ The Junior Varsity Baseball Team improved with every game this year and ended the season with a respectable record. Several players alternated with the Varsity and should help fill many vacant positions next year. Left, Mike Simpson unloads a fast ball; right, David Y oungdale gets set to throw arunner out from shortstop. BDI ems Bee z tail Te 1 BHD Ea me Kneeling, Ned Curry, Mat Benedict, Barry Temple, Mark Smith, George Vallin, Mike Gersten; standing, Doug Boyle, Chris Wright, Kevin Flynn, Alan Russell, Will Crawford, Neil Van Buren, Coach Eveleth. 162 Golf La Jolla’s Golf Team was disappointed by a slow start this season but proved to have many highly talented individuals. Leading the colorful team were Joe Flood, Robert Hartman, Dave Staggs and Randy Thorsch. Left, Joe Flood hits a drive; right, Robert Hartman lines up a putt in practice. Front row, John Schroeder, Robert Hartman, Randy Thorsch, Doug Shannon; top row, Roger Hastings, Coach Cleary, Chris Rechlien, Bruce Weisman, Dave Staggs, Joe Flood, Gary Floyd, Rob Jones. 163 Me oyyeg ASN : aad Pt Tennis Repeating their performances of the last two seasons, La Jolla’s Tennis Team once again met little opposition from other C.I.F. teams. Mission Bay, Grossmont and Patrick Henry offered the strongest competition the Viking netmen faced but never seriously challenged La Jolla’s superior team. Behind the outstanding play of Denny Bond, Dana Caledonia, Ted Hagey, Moore Huffman, Gonzalo Nunez and Ted Williams, La Jolla’s ‘Tennis Team captured the Western League title and the C.I.F. crown for the fourth year in a row. They competed in the Ojai Valley Tournament where they have won the Griggs Interscholastic Trophy for the last three years and in the Dudley Cup. Because of how well the team played in both these tournaments, they were challenged by several major college tennis powers including University of California at Santa Barbara, University of San Diego, San Diego City College and several Pacific Eight colleges. Right, Ted Hagey skillfully places an overhead as Gonzalo Nunez moves towards the net; right middle, Denny Bond smashes an overhead; far right, Gonzalo Nunez returns a backhand to his opponent; lower left, Ted Williams struggles to reach a backhand volley at the net; lower right; Pat Kearney strokes a forehand. re PF Rp Phiten ¢ POPE tp ey pop $f i FPP hh pete chin gan poor iepusil 1+ LOA AIF Pop ce ol PLP LAPP PP th pop. gp Eh ps LPP tn pt others io py BE tl ppc entombed fn. pnafpep age g j POT ht thn gk Sabb -o poe ppt 3 ect ; ott ttt et pp tet + j4 tab ; ttt ; Piya COT tt yyy SY Eee 4 vat ‘ ft eee oe str Wy SESS ir Ss El 5 SLE EARAERU LEGER ES ema ee coe ee annee aes : ECE SEES ee Pp. Pop ena CEES EERE EEE Ree thor entensalgspen Acca eee oe ; CR 164 ed Ge ee ee ee ate erotoessigrcemet Loe OO From left to right, Gonzalo Nunez, Denny Bond, Ted Hagey, Dana Caledonia, Bill Jackson, Pat Kearney, Jim Killion, Greg Caledonia, Rick Rodriquez, Steve Sasso, Roger Tout, Chris Brunning, Mark Van Buskirk, Moore Huffman, Ted Williams. 165 166 Continuing La Jolla’s excellence in girls’ sports, the energetic and powerful badminton team excelled in competition. Coach Mrs. Skinner, fashion director; Mary Vogt, number one singles player; and Ann Delaney and Leslie Mack, number one doubles team, led the impressive squad onto the courts. Top left, Jane Otto, number two singles player, stretches into a backhand shot; top right, Leslie Mack and Ann Delaney move into position for the returning birdie. Standing, Mrs. Skinner, Barbara Roth, Jan Blendinger, Denise Simpson, Barbara Broadley, Lisa Seegmiller, Paula Smith; kneeling, Mary Cherry, Jane Otto, Susan Dunn, Bonnie Reed, Tina St. Amour, Sharman Wagenseller, Pam Coyle; sitting, Marge Union, Jane Adlong, Lynne Sullivan, Leslie Mack, Suzanne Kibak, Ingrid Benirschke, Dale Cheever. Not pictured are Cindy Atwell, Ann Delaney, Lorraine Froeb, Cathy Ginder, and Mary Vogt. GirRLs SoOccER and SoftBall The girls’ soccer team bravely fought nonexistence this year, strongly pushing soccer in the face of sometimes apathetic opposition. Captain Karin Smith united this team that featured high-scorer Ingrid Benirschke and Karel Carnohan. The girls’ soccer team, pictured above, left, includes, back row, left to right, Karin Smith, Sue Axford, Andrea Bonini, Helen Northrop, Maureen O’Connor and Ingrid Benirschke. Front ; row, Kris Smith, Carol Long, Maria Duryea, Karel Carnohan, Dominique Lampert, |) Maria Diaz and Fay Hunter. Not pictured are | team manager, Diane | Sherlock and Marge | Union. The girls’ softball team, enjoying their second season together this year, includes, above, left to right, back row, Mrs. Skinner, coach, Kim Lukase, Pam Coyle, Jane Adlong, Barb Roth, ; Yvonne Farrell, Lisa Voelker and Kim Putney. Middle row, Kris Smith, Karel Carnohan, Cindy Witzman, Darcy Delano, Marianne Stam, Helen Northrop and Sharman Wagenseller. Front row, Sue Webster, Jan Blendinger, Maureen O’Connor, Denise Simpson and Marsha Leon. ye 168 ACTIVITIES The CURIOUS SAVAGE ” ° hat I may not weep ing-’ Tis t “And if I laugh at any mortal th -Byron 170 i | i Mrs. Savage... Titus Savage .... Lilly Belle Savage Samuel Savage... Wialiyewre re Blorencese nae hetieer sees ec Hannibal ....... Dr-Emmett ..22 . Miss Willie ..... Director Assistant Director . . Se . Dana Livingston ...- William Carr ....Bronle Crosby ... Francis Filloux . Bonnie Tarwater ..... Mya Nelson .....Michal Weir Jonathan Schmock ..... Scott Maher ....Leslie Warner Mr. Walter Stewart ..... Sara Walter Oance Back row (I. to r.): Tony Horn, Priscilla Walker, Howard Wu, Jan Curriden, Jonathan Schmock, Sue McHenry, Sara Walter. Middle row: Nina Swidler, Debbie Wolfe, Dana Rosenthal, Ruth Feldman, Kathy Thompson. Front row: Paula Batsakis, Kathy Johnson, Tina Mico, Barbara Beckwith. 172 a Stretching. .. bending. . . twisting. . . hours of practice to be a graceful dancer. 173 174 STRING CnsemBle Left to right: Daniel Chandler, Tami Montgomery, Marianne Stam, Gail Langer, Nico Nierenburg, George Sakakeeny, Paul Dolid, Faith Snyder. Alphabetically: Susan Albers, Mike Alexander, Danie Angelucci, Cindy Atwell, Joani Beals, Vicki Bell, Liz Berkenfield, Sharon Blott, Nancy Bossert, Debby Burnight, Pam Campbell, Julie Chatelain, Leslie Clanton, Carolyn Dittmeier, Sue Ewing, Sue Gamelson, Julia Gittes, Colleen Graham, Anne Gray, Ilene Gusfield, Erica Heikoff, Rob Hucke, Shawn Jeanes, Ted Lloyd-Jones, Jeri Malin, Malia Mayer, Steve Montgomery, Carolyn Moore, Susan M ylet, Ryan Padgett, Linda Payseur, Kim Penny, Kristi Phillips, Paul Pina, Sheri Reeves, Kay Robbins, Meredith Roberts, Dan Rosenblatt, Alexandra Seymour, Marilyn Slusser, David Stutz, Jeff Sutherland, Irene Theodore, Geoffrey Thompson, Kathy Timmins, Lisa Van Dorn, Roger Vaus, David Voth, Mike Weir, Susan Webster, Janet Wharton, Mary Yates, and Jan Zvaifler. ARERR ae Re Back row: Neil Niman, Alex Seymour, Paul Pina, Roger Dangel, Michael Lyons, Gordon Tudor, Dan Little, David Bush, Rob Killion. Third row: Hans Newman, Andy Micheletti, Sue Mylet, Andy Quinn, Lisa Van Dorn, Nile Elwardini, Dan Wasbin, Jay Butler. Second row: Jean Thomas, Debbie Thomas, Sue Warner, Daniel Graifer, Gayl Wheeler, Maureen Minder, Barnaby Finch, Bruce Feldman. Front row: Mr. Lemson, Linda Chase, Brenda Untiedt, Mimi LeStrange, Irene Theodore, Nick Lawrence, Leslee Frick, Laura Miller. mMaodrigals Back row (Il. to r.) Mr. Lemson, Robin Preston, David Voth, Margie Higgins, Kathy Timmins, Ray Rammage, Cheryl Bonham, David Stutz, Lisa Conlon, David MacKenzie, David Larimer, Jana Lyerly, Erica Scheer; Front row, Rick Harman, Chris Nagy, Kristi Phillips, Robin Reitzes, Ryan Padgett, Janet Wharton, Jack Peveri, Debbie Boyce, Steve Vanderhoof. Not pictured, Mike Weir. 175 MARINERS President Claudia Turner heads busy preparations for football homecoming... selling carnations... ushering at open house . welcoming new members with lots of donuts... new semester, President Connie... delivering heart fund cakes... Valentine’s party... visit to the Children’s Hospital with stuffed animals, skits, and a puppet show ... helping with the Easter Seal drive... many thanks to sponsor Dr. McAllister . . . and finally ending a prosperous year by helping with 1972-1973 graduation exercises. ey Pas ot ” : tea ae Se aa Beh AG Gt Back row (lI. to r.): Jane Arthur, Helen Holbrooke, Kathy Anthony, Patty Mahoney, Kim Putney, Claudia Turner, Kathy Smith, Carol Nau, Lori Benstead, Wendy Stanley, Janey Otto, Val Curriden, Adrienne St. George, Ingrid Benirschke, Suzy Mizraji, Kim Penny, Julie Burke. Front row (I. to r.): Patti Berg, Sue Sato, Leslie Simon, Barbara Broadley, Laura Parks, Barbara Cummings, Connie Carroll,. Evelyne Disdier, Cheryl Baber. 176 ; Key Clus Key Clubbers help with homecoming festivities ... collect canned food for the needy by having a canned food dance... Key Club candy at Halloween... they keep up with the Christmas Spirit as they serve a Christmas dinner for the under priviledged . car washes to raise money... Krazy Day rummage sale... orphans go to the zoo with the Key Club... slave sales... old folks appreciate the visits of the club members... throughout the entire year, the Key Club aids the school and the community with their services as they strive to make this world a better place to live. Back row (I. to r.): Laine Herman, David Ross, Dan Marshak, William Lindsey, Robert Carroll, Bob Humphrey, Jack Illes, Nick Psyllos, Barry Crake, Dan Kronemeyer, Bill Penny. Front row (I. to r.): Kirk Feinberg, ‘Tim Hathaway, Alan Talkington, Sam Lock, Greg Herman, Seth Newberry, Alan Hopkins, John Wilder, Dan Berk. Not pictured: Cameron Beights, Steve Dechant, Andy Harrah, Tim Riedler, Glen Schmidt, Chris Shannon, Bob Stader, Kelly Walsh, Pete Walsh, Al Beaudette, John Benton, Mark Gleba, Tom Hathaway, Nicolas Nierenberg, Scott Riedler, Scott Bentley, Jeffery Dean, Richard Farrar, Sam Miley, Jeff Rocker, Scott Thompson, George Pflaum. ZZ 178 “Ss” CluB P.T.A. and Faculty Bake sale... the annual Vaudeville could not have gone on without them... wandering parents on P.T.A. night found them great aids... ice cream social... carnation sale... Christmas caroling ... track car wash... the track team relies on them to time, record, and boost them on to victory... hostesses to the annual Soroptimist convention... the ‘“‘S’’ Club shows their devotion to the older Soroptimist Club, and gives many thanks to sponsor Mrs. Mittermiller, Mrs. Quay, and Mrs. Hansen. Back row (I. to r.): Jennifer Gayman, Connie Carroll, Pam Simpson, Ardell St. George, Jan Blendinger. Middle row (I. to r.): Hildegard Miller, Melissa Meers, Linda Harris, Donna Mosson. Front row (I. to r.): Debbie Boyce, Gayl Wheeler, Adrienne St. George. Not pictured: Cindy Atwell, Barb Cummings, Val Curriden, Robin Dahlberg, Susan Gulshen, Lyn Hughes, Christina Vojtko, Carolyn Moffette, Sue Mylet. | French Clus “Le Cercle Francais” ... ‘Le Diner Potluck”... “Le Soiree de Noel”... dinner at the Crepe Shop... French films at the Unicorn Theatre... “Le diner progressif” ... native speakers at all events help make the atmosphere “tres francais” ... Evelyne Disdier adds the last French touches to everything ... French Club seeks to understand the French people and their lives. ; | | f et Sh Ml SOR I TO OR I AO I I I POI Back row (Il. to r.): Sami Karahay, Luke Froeb, Daniel Marshak, Patty Wagner, Jan Charles, Greg Davidson, Hans Newman, Madam Moller. Middle row (I. to r.): Dana Wooster, Kathy Anthony, Christina Vojkto, Lorraine Froeb, Betsey Davol, Lynn Lewis, Martha Giorgis, Rana Karahay. Front row (I. to r.): Cameron McBride, Jennifer Gayman, Leslie Warner, Jani Danto, Evelyne Disdier. : ; | | | | | 179 President Patty Jeffrey. . . frantic preparations for a float never to be y shown. .. a successful football appreciation dinner. . . Christmas caroling L L party---ha! ha!... just having a good time. IR Ss EAG ue Back row (I. to r.): Patty Jeffrey, Susan Peterson, Denise Simpson, Pam Walker, Kathy Trees. Front row: Donna Mosson, Sue McDonald, Cheryl Baber, Cyndy Shutler. 180 R EO CG RO S S Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ory caee horce Back row (I. tor.): Susan Peterson, Pam Walker, Kathy Heywood, Cindy Male, Kathy Trees, Monica Muller-Eherhard. Front row: Tami Helmuth, Joanne Fletcher, Andrea Garvin, Cynthia Marshall, Sue Gamelson, Kim Penny. 181 a ee y-femz First row (I. to r.): Pam Coyle, JoAnn O’ Leary, Denise Cone. Second row: Jackie Chase, Pam Russell, Ardelle St. George. Third row: Bonnie Reed, Kathy Russell, Susie Kochsmeier, Jeanie Bettles, Liz Thiele. Fourth row: Jean LeBeau, Sue Bettles, Tina St. Amour, Janey Otto, Sharon Cheever, Jennifer Hulbert, Kate Murphy. Fifth row: Bobette Krug, Chris Nagy, Suzie Sherrard, Sue Triolo, Lou Ann Rager. Back row: Mrs. Suit, sponsor, Theresa Sigafoose, Leslie Clanton, Debbie Waitley, Mary Townsend, Beverly Murrell, Nanette St. Amour. 182 Girls getting together and having fun. .. rush activities: picnic, insane kidnap breakfast and hell week. . . candlelight acceptance dinner. . . garage sale. . . fantastic Christmas party. . . visits to the V.A. hospital. . . spring party... senior farewell. Delano. Front ]. tor.): Helen Holbrooke, Stephanie Orr, Cheryl Baber, Carol Nau, Wendy Stanley, Darcy Mee ae Arthur, Barbara Cummings, Liesa Dean, Lisa Anthony, Judy Hart, Cathy Collins, Laura Parks, Pat Sheela, Denise Simpson, Bonnie Brunick, Shelley Arthur. Back row: Barbara Broadley, Alwine Loeffler, Patti Berg, Lynne Sullivan, Jan Blendinger, Linda Stark. Not pictured: Brenda Untiedt and sponsor, Mrs. Skinner. 183 184 The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast It. -William James Recycling paper and bottles... lunch meetings ... proceeds from paper go to the senior class oae €ar Clinics Also, thanks to those many others who took time to help col- lect paper and bottles. tO a aamamenllle From left to right: Joshua Harrison, Heather Kroll, Alison Ryan, Sue Sato, Maya Dunne, Hilary Fielding, Monica Muller-Eberhard. Not pictured: Alison Butler, Pat Cohenour, Francis Filloux, Steve Hall, and last but not least, Jane Halpern. Tutoring. . . fund raising for scholarships. . . life membership announcements. . . a proposed eVJefs triptoSanFrancisco...tosee colleges?! Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. -Booker T. Washington 185 Varsity “L’ AW Back row (I. to r.): Rick Berg, Don Gravette, Kent MacDiarmid, John Wilder. Middle row: Pete Walsh, Curt Stephenson, Randy Thorsch, Robbie Schupp, Rick Barkley, Gary Floyd. Front row: Robert Hartman, Dick Peterson, Brian Schulte, Bruce Weisman. 186 Standing (I. to r.): Chris Rechlin, Kurt Finberg, Mike Morley, Mark Gealy, Larry Dolittle, Paul Doud, John Walsh, Mark Wilden. Sitting: Jim Newman, Bill Lindsey, Josh Goodman. Influenced by Fischer and Spassky, La Jolla High’s chess club has attracted much interest. Under the leadership of president Sue Sato and vice- president Chris Wilson, this year’s club grew tremendously in size and many of the members attained Chess Federation ratings as they continued to challenge others in the battle of the boards. 187 Math team Standing (I. to r.): Dan Graifer, Scott Little, Mark Gealy. Seated: Adele Peskin, Jim Newman. Not pictured: Ellen Fager. 188 The astronomy club now completes the most active year in it’s history. Monthly a tron om field trips to Palomar and Cuyamaca, as well as Astro camping in the Borrego S V Badlands, acquaint club members with the wonders of the universe. From |. to r.: Tom Rowe, Sue Sato, Bill Lindsey, Jim Rowe, Norman Cobb, Alan Talkington, Jim Newman, Tami Montgomery, Hildegard Miller, Sue Brown, Robert Weil, Stephen Hall, Peter Olafson, Karl Magnuson. 189 Speech CLUB From, |. tor.: Karen Leighton, Louise McCartney, Mr. Gorman, Patti Mahoney, Steve Dechant, David Gray, Robert Harrington, Rick Shulman, Alan Talkington, Rick Jansen, Kim Penny, Kathy Fitch. 190 | Nr-tide LEELA LSS isi SIO LMM LLL LLL From, |. tor.: Mr. John Carey, Mason Cornish, Amy Browder, Laine Herman, Roger Wilkinson, Anne Hagata, Julie Kodmur, Dominique Lampert, Phillip Hopkins, Kathy Anthony, Carl Magnuson, Sam Miley, Jan Charles, Geoff Quinn, Tom Rowe, Betsy Davol, Cyndy Shutler, Cheryl Baber, Ricky Minick, Charles Goldberg. 191 192 Ski CLUB Up to the snow... oh no! where are my Skis? ... yay, the bus has come... let's get on, hurry! ... the bus ride was long but worth it ... perfect conditions... lot’s of fun... help, I sprained my ankle ... only two more hours of skiing ... let’s make one more run... the ride home was even longer but we had lot’s of good memories. From top to bottom: Anxiously awaiting the arrival of the bus; impatiently waiting in line; on the slopes at last. 193 Dan Berk, below, and Terri Flynn, right, wait for their chance to live and learn with a new family in a new country. Suzana Mizraji, above, from the Republic of Uruguay is giving us an irreplaceable gift, a year of her life. 194 A.f.S. Walk together, talk together, all ye peoples of the earth, Then and only then shall ye have peace. Lori Benstead, above, who spent the summer in Ceylon, discovered the true meaning of A.F.S. Evelyne Disdier, left, from France, has brought with her a life full of experiences to share with us; how do we ever thank her? 195 URf CLUB Back row (l..to r.): Carlos Rodriquez, Bobby Gosnell, Richard Lawrence, Brew Briggs, Tad Hodgeson, Jeff Poskins. Front row: Tad Stout, Oscar Bayetto, David Keeping, Mark Brolaski, Eric Aeder. Not pictured: Antone Campanella, Kelvin Nettleton, Larry Hark, Peter Powell, Bruce Orloff, Brock Rosenthal, Peter Lochtefeld. 196 My soul is full of longing For the secret of the sea, And the heart of the great ocean Sends a thrilling pulse through me. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Satna doom 198 SEPTEMBER 11 The fateful day—school begins. 22 Viking Blastoff 29 Spirieno music at hour lunch OCTOBER 6 J.V. cheerleader finals at lunch... La Jolla wins the shoe from Point Loma. 13 Nixon McGovern political rally 27 Halloween candygrams from Red Cross 28 PSAT NMSOT tests along with Halloween window painting 31 Halloween tricks and treats NOVEMBER 3 Lunchtime theater makes its debut. 15 Football appreciation dinner put on by Girls’ League 17 Homecoming... carnations from Mariners... Brian Schulte as Mr. Ugly... lots of rain... Queen Bonnie Brunick ... La Jolla wins and takes second in western league. 23 Thanksgiving vacation 27 Seniors’ constitution test 29 Dr. Dean rides again. 30 Senior class play, “The Curious Savage’, opens... UC and State application deadline. DECEMBER 1 Karate demonstration at hour lunch 4 Madrigal festival 14 Ditch day ... and not only for seniors. 16 Christmas vacation begins JANUARY 8 Zemi machine appears 12 Physics bridges tested for strength 19 Student-faculty basketball game, and voting for senior personalities. 25 Spring semester class elections. 26 Robby Schupp is King Kan... the Great Giveaway that couldn't be called a raffle... Basketball Night and Queen Chery] Bratlien. 29 Semester break 30 Report cards FEBRUARY 9 Interclass track meet at hour lunch and seniors win: 69 to 33 to 12... W.C. Fields’ movies. 12 Lincoln’s birthday 14 Valentine’s day and “S” Club sends carnations. 15 Western league wrestling finals at our school. 16 Cherry pie-eating contest to cele- brate George’s birthday. 19 No school! 22 Earthquake and fire drill 26 Science fair with thirty entrants. 27 Varsity basketball team in CIF playoffs in the Sports Arena. MARCH 8 “Antigone” opens 16 ASB Ball at the El Cortez with “Summit”. 22 English classes go to L.A. County Art Museum, Farmer’s Market, the Huntington Library and the L.A. Symphony Orchestra. 30 Only one quarter left! APRIL 2 Madrigal Festivals 13 Easter vacation finally... and perfect beach weather. 28 Music and Arts Festival MAY 10 Musical “Carnival” opens. 11 Varsity cheerleader tryouts at hour lunch. 28 Memorial Day holiday brings be- ginning of senior pranks. JUNE 9 Senior prom at the Bahia. 9 AFS farewell potluck. 12 Senior picnic. 14 Graduation... at last! 15 School’s out for summer. 199 a ee Memory has many hollows .. . 200 me te Se: Be Bee Nie Rte Secret WERE 202 And though these shattering walls are thin, May they be strong to keep hate out And hold love in. -Louis Untermeyer annual Staff 1972-73 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF GOVERNMENL PHOTOGRAPHERS Connie Carroll Glen Schmidt Lori Benstead ADVISOR che Carol Beacher Mr. Ben Rodriguez olf Benirschke Barbara Broadley Carol Nau Connie Carroll Lori Benstead Curt Stephenson Bobby Clarke ” Kristi Johnston CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Bill Jones FACULTY. Kathy Smith Kathy McCauley Val Curriden Nikki Timm Carol Nau J NIORS LICITY Sue Sato arol Beacher Kathy McCauley Glen Schmidt SOPHOMORES EL obs Ess Dick Seegmiller Bill Jones onnie Carroll Dick Seegmiller Val Curriden i =e = ion ° S SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO: Stacy Holzman for moral support; Michele Perry for taking notes; Mr. McKenzie and Mrs. Patton for helping out in financial matters; Mr. Thompkins for overlooking so many 42 minute tardies; Mr. Counts for patience; Mrs. Moss, Mr. Brown and all the custodians for opening doors, paper and smiles in the hall; Jon Foster for the cover picture; photographers David Cordtz, Lynn Culver, [a Jglla Light, Ron McLeod, Allen Morse, Mr. Boyer, Tom Stam, and Mike Tamor for prints; Wayne Reynolds, the greatest sports photographer, for the laughs; Drewry Photocolor for a fantastic job; Photic for coming through; Pischel Yearbooks Inc., Bruce, and Mrs. Thompson for super service and no hassles; Ray E. Metcalf studio, Jerry, Yogi and Maribeth. 204 It’s all done!!!but remember when it all began... summer meetings at Barb’s and Connie’s. . . school starts and annual staff becomes very popular... Bruce (“Hey kiddo’’) from Pischel gives us a slide show .. . layouts, focal point, interior margin, proportioners, type- matics... Jerry's “How-to-work-your-camera”’ talks ... What do we do for the cover? ... the great discussion... soccer players invade... the magic slide senior pictures taken in our room... pink proofs fade in the sun... faculty photos again... deadlines coming up... What dol do about this?... “Cry a lot” ... 1% inches in ten point is 14 lines which is six little boxes up, oh forget it! ... time’s getting short... (BC) goes into action... annual sales... Kathy and Bobby pull through with great posters... parties with Lori’s new recipes... staying up late... and later... counting senior personality votes... “Oh, I gave it to you”... Rolf, Bill, and Sue print pictures in the wee hours of the morning... birthday party goes to Rolf’s house... staff picture at Scripp’s... more annual sales ... Kristi tells stories of camp... wild poker games... March 20—the book’s done and a fantastic party! ... annual staff takes on drama and crafts... book arrives—we re a success! Group picture: back row; Curt Stephenson, Mr. Rodriguez, Carol Nau, Rolf Benirschke, Kathy McCauley, Carol Beacher, Lori Benstead, and Sue Sato. 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