La Sierra High School - Roundup Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1963 volume:

Roundup Volume VJII La Sicrra high School CARirnchAel, CAlifoRniA pOReWORd Whether it was running for touchdowns or cheering on the team, planning for pep rallies or hitting the books, campaign- ing for offices or entering speaking contests. La Sierra's student body set a fast pace for 1963. Although the Freshmen may have begun the year a little uncertain they soon found they were diligently applying them- selves to the many activities which the school offers. Under a strong leadership, the sophomores emerged. With their tremendous amount of class spirit things came as easy for them as ABC. This year's junior class showed an outstanding amount of athletic ability in the many fields of sports. Co-Editor: Pom Wyckoff taBle Of 6. ..Seniops 90. I 38. . . aoministRAtion 48. . .CuRRiculum 80. . .Student aOministRAtion . activities autumn WinteR SpRinq Despite their small size, the seniors united to show their strength in such activities as the canned food drive. They set the pace in their quest for change which was evident in their Baccalaure- ate. Now, for many of us, the time has come to part our ways. The memories put before you on forthcoming pages have tried to capture the rapid pace which has been set this year at La Sierra. As we present this, the 1963 Roundup, to you, we hope that you will derive much pleasure from it both now and in the future, and trust that it will become one of your most treasured Co-Editor: Kathy Linn possessions. :ontents 122. . .SpeciaL featuRes 148. . .SpORtS 176. . . student diRectoRy 208. . .Ads 5 JANEY A8EL Girls' Vice President 4- Girls' League President 4; A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 2. 3, 4. MARIO AJELLO Rifle Team 1, 2. 3, 4; Astro. Society I, 2, 3, 4; 8iology Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3. 4. CAROL ALBER GEORGE ANDERSON ADDISON ARCHIE JILL ARMSTRONG Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 2; Homeroom Rep. 2, 4. LAURA ARTHUR Comm, of Pepsters 4; Rally 4; Lingua Honoraria 4; Pepsters 2, 3, 4. PEGGY ARTHUR Lingua Honoraria 2, 3, 4; Rally 4; Pepsters 2, 3,-. Scholastic Award 1. SUSAN AUGHINBAUGH A.F.S. 3. 4, Pres. 4; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. I, 2; Future Homemaker Award 4. LORETTA BADER Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Girls' League 2. SHERLEE BAGNATORI Pepsters 1, 2; Sophomore Play; Annual 4. JO BAKER Pepsters 1; Teachers Asst. 3. 8 VICKI BAKER Class Rep. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Baccalaureate 3; Homeroom Rep. 4. DUANE BALLARD Cross Country 2. MICHAEL BARNETT Archery 1, 2; Stamp. DANIEL BALDWIN Popsters 1. KAREN BANGS Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Honor Pep 2; Shakespeare Crew 2; Rally 4. MARTIN BASS Basketball 2, 3; Tennis 3, 4; Baseball 2; Cross Country. DONNA BEERS Girls' League Rep. 1; Future Homemaker 3, 4; Pepster 1, 2; Teachers' Asst. 3, 4. DICK BEHL Baseball 1; Gold 2, 3, 4; Bas ketball 1, 2. TERRY BELL BARBARA A. BENNETT C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; Lingua Honor- Lingua Honoraria 3, 4. aria 2. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2r 3, 4; Future Teachers Club. BOBBIE BENNETT CELIA BERG ELIZABETH BERG Homecoming Princess 2; Song- Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Rally 4; leader 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 4; Musical Com- C.S.F. 1, 2. 4. edy 4. ANDREA BESHORE Legislative Council 2; Drill Team 3; Thespians 2, 3. MARTIE BIGGS 10 KEITH BISSEL LIGA BLAKIS Pep Club 2, 3; French Club 1, 2. JEAN BLASER C.S.F. 1. 2, 3. 4; Girls State Rep.; Class Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. BRUCE BOWMAN C.S.F. 1, 2. 3, 4,- Astronom- ical Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Biology Club 3, 4. JUDY BRIDGE Pinion's Rainbow 4; lingua Honoraria 3, 4. JOHN BOND FRANK BOONE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; Block IS 1, 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 2, 3. NANCY BOOTH JV Cheerleader 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 31, 4; Rally 3; Seagals 3, 4. PHYLLIS BOWNS JOHN BRADLEY G.A.A. 2, 3; Lingua Honoraria 2. 3. BILL BRADLEY Basketball 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Golf 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3. BOB BRISCOE Football 1, 2; Hi-Y 2. 3; Tennis 2. KATHY BROLYER Annual Staff 4; Baccalaureate 3; Comm, of Pepsters 3; Girls' League Rep. 2. LYNN BROOKS A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3; G.A.A. 11 FLOYD BROWN Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Tioga 4: Block l.S. 4. LLOYD BROWN Football 1; Baseball 1; Wrest- ling 2. DIANE BURGESS ROBERT BYRNES Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Archcry Club 1. 2, 3. MARGIE BRUSTER Minorettcs 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Choir Club 1, 2; Thespians 1. MARILYN BUCK Art Club 1, 2; Science Club 2; Pepsters 2; Lingua Honor- aria 3. JUDY BURMEISTER G.A.A. 1, 2; Teacher's Asst. 4. MARILYN CADY Homeroom Rep. 4; Sr. Council Rep. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 3, 4. ANDREA BRYANT Biology Club 3. JOHN BUROW Band 1, 3, 4; A Cappclla 2, 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 3, 4. EARL CALLISON JUDI BYRD Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1. 12 BOB CHRAIGHGET HERRIE CARLSON eacher's Asst. 4. THERESA CASNER G.A.A. 4. CARMEL CASTLE VAYNE CHANEY GARY CHRISTENSEN oss Country 3, 4; Baseball , 2; Basketball 2, 3; Block .S. 4. KENNETH CHRISTIAN Soph. Class Pres.; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Yearbook 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 4. GLORIA CLARK Drill Team 1, 2; Carnival Queen Attend. 3; Youth Book let Comm. JIM COAN PENNY COCCARO Ihess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Astro- Homeroom Rep. 1. loity I, 2, 3; Senior Band 2. 3; Track 1.2. PAMELA COFFMAN PAULETTE COFFMAN 13 MIKE COLLINS DAN COMMONS ED COMPTON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. Football 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2. 3. 4; Block L.S. 2, 3, 4. DON CONLON 5fr 5r JACQUIE CORSIN Foreign Ex. Student; A.F.S. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. MYRA COTTERS Seogols 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4; Tioga 4. BOB COOPER DAVID COOK Football 1, 2; Track 1. PENNY COUGHEY STEPHEN CRAIG Scagali 2; Tracketts 3, 4; Teacher's Asst. 4; G.A.A. 4. 14 BONNIE CROWE A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Class Trees. 4; Lingua Honoraria 2, 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. DONNA CROWINSHIELD Future Homemakers 3, 4; Pep- sters 1, 2, 3, 4; Tioga 4; May Parade 1, 2, 3. VICTOR DePORTO CATHY DILTS Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pepsfers 2, 3; Latin Club 2. BILL ELDREOGE ARRY DOWER TOM DUNN LAURA DYE Ski Team 2. 3, 4; C.S.F. 3; Comm, of Enter. ; Tri-Hi-Y Lingua Honoraria 1, 2; Stamp and Coin 1, 2. 3, 4,- Tioga 4. OUG DeWOODY PAT DEAN JUDY DILLER Tri-Hi-Y 4; Seagals 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Pepsters 1, 2. G.A.A. 1. CAROL DAVIDSON A Cappclla 3, 4; Pepsfers 1. DIANA DAVIDSON G.A.A. 1, 2; Future Secre- taries Club 3. AROL DARVILLE ri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Talent Assem ily 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 3; 'ariety Show. SHARON ELUS 8ILL EMERSON Variety Show; Tri-Hi-Y; Rally Swimming 2. 3. Committee; Exchange Rally. PATTI ENGELLENNER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; lingua Honoraria 2, 3, 4; C.S.F. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4. LINDA ESTES Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Art Club 2; Christmas Play 4. MIKE FARMER C.S.F. 1, 2, 3. 4; Hi-Y 2. 3; Lingua Honoraria 2,- Pcpsters 2, 3. PAM FARMER F.H.A. 4; Drill Team 2. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Office Sec- retary 1. JODI FENNEN Class Council 3, 4; Student Body Sec. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3. DONALD FINDLEY Dance Band 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 3. JIM FITE Track 1, 2; Cross Country 1. BILL FELICIO Cross Country 3; Mgr. of Bas- ketball 4. JULIE FLAGG Class Play 4; Lingua Honoraria 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Drama Club. 16 OBERT FLEMING ki Club 1; Archery Club 3. HARON FOUGEROUSSE epsfers 2; Tracketts 2, 3. JIM FROLOFF Football 2; Track 1. BILL FOREMAN Ceramics Club 4. MIKE FULLER Football 1; Swimming 1. IKE GADWA snnis 3, 4; Hi-Y; Rally Skits 4; Stage Hand 3, 4. DANNY GARRISON Football 2,- Cross Country 3; Teachers Asst. 4. VALERIE GILLETTE r 1 , i 53 r ) L a 17 NORMAN GOLD Student Body Trees. 3; C.S.F. 2, 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Comm, of Publicity 3. STEVE GOWDY Var. Yell leader 4; Swimming 3. 4; Football 2; C.S.F. 1, 2. LOREN GRAHAM Class President 1; Football 1. 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Var. Wrestling 2. SHARON GRANT A Cappella 3, 4; Homeroom Rep 4. BILL GRAY BONNIE GRAY Football 1. 2; Hi-Y 2. 3; Golf Tri-Hi-Y 3. 1. 2. 3, 4. GEORGE GRAY NANCY GROTHEER G.A.A. 1. CHARLENE HACKNEY Lingua Honoraria 2, 3; Pep- sters 1, 2; G.A.A. 1. TOM HALL Senior Band I, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Choir 4. WILLIAM HALL VANCE HAMILTON Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Hi-Y 3. 4. Hi-Y 1, 2; Golf 2, 3. 18 GUY HANEY Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4. LINDA HARDEN Art Club 3; Junior Spectacular 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Honor Roll 1. DON HAREID Class Rep. 1. OHN HARMAN iomeroom Rep. 3, 4; I.W.E. i, 4; Hi-Y 3. CAROL HARPER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; P.E. Assist- ant 3; I.W.E. 4. MARION HARRIS Lingua Honoraria 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; A Coppclla 1, 2. 3, 4. ilSSY HELDREDIGE i-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Council ; Pepstcrs 3; Seagals 4. GUDRUN HENDERSON Lingua Honoraria 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; C.S.F. I, 2. GARY HENRY Block L.S. 3, 4. SUSAN HARKLEROAD Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Lingua Honoraria 4. NANCY HARSHA Latin Club 1. 2; F.T.A. 2. SUE ANN HERFI G.A.A. 1, 4; Tracketts 3; Homeroom Rep 1. 19 JOAN HILL SANDRA HINSHAW GENE HISEY Popsters 1, 2; G.A.A. 2. PAULA HJELM SUZI HOLLOMAN Thcspions 3, 4; Closs Ploy 3, 4; A Coppcllo 4; Dance Band Singer 4. JEANNE HOLLOWAY G.A.A. 1, 2; F.H.A. Historian 4. DOUG HOLMES TERI HOLT Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Songleoder 3; Jr. Prom Princess 3; Home- coming Princess 4. MICHAEL HONNOLD DEAN HORNER C.S.F. 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 1; Ski Team 3, 4. 20 BEVERLY HOSNER F.H.A.; Class Play 3; Annuol Staff; F.H.A. SANDY HOULTS Drill Team 2; G.A.A. 2; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4; Basketball Team 1, 2. JERRY HOUPT Pepsfcrs 3; Track 4. DIANN HURLBUT G.A.A. 2. MERRY ANN INGRAM Cheerleader 1. 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Musical Play 2. 3. LEONA HOUSTON Lingua Honoraria 3. ARDENNA HOWTON Lingua Honoraria 3. WAYNE IRON Football 1, 2. 4; Hi-Y 3; Pep- stcrs; Block L.S. 4. MERIAL HURST Tri-Hi-Y 3; Junior Play 3; Pop- sters 1. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. LLOYD IRVIN GILBERT HUMPHREYS Football 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Rally Committee 1; Youth Booklet Committee. RON INDERBITZEN Basketball 1; Football 2; Swim- ming 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL JACKSON A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 3, 4; Pepsters; Va- riety Show 2, 4. 21 DIANA JASON Girls' Glee 3, 4. CAROLE JAY Class Play 3; Class Rep. 4; MELVIN JEFFS Cross Country 3, 4; Baseball DARWIN JEPSON Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; Grad Party I, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, Chairman. 4; Football 1, 2. DARRELL JOHNSON PAT JOHNSON Baseball 2; Cross Country 2; Lingua Honoraria. MIKE JONES SHARON JONES Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, Lingua Honoraria 2, 3. 3, 4; Senior Council 4; Cross Country 1. ART KATTENHORN ROBERT KEARNEY Delegate to Boys State; Class Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. Pres. 3; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4. MARCIA KEETER STAN KEIL Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. C.S.F. 1. 2. 3, 4; Lingua Hon- oraria 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3. 4. KATHY KIMBALL Lingua Honoraria 3. SHARON KURK Class Vice Pres. 1; Class Treas- urer 2; Majorette 2, 3; Class Play 3. CLAIRE KINSLEY Health Career Club 2; Stamp and Coin 4; Senior Play 4. DUANE LANKFORD Football 1; I.W.E. BARBARA LEONARD A Cappella 4; Pepstcrs 1, 2. MIKE KOHLE Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; French 1, 2. GARY LILLY Football 1; Senior Float 4. KENNETH KOHOUT LORAINE LAWSON Varsity Cheerleader 3; Home Rep.; Junior Prom Prin. 3. KATHY LINN Annual Staff 3, 4; Pep Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Girls League Rep. 4. DARYLL LEE 23 CAROL LOVE Pepsters 2. SUSAN MacLEAN KATHY MADDEN JANIE MAIDEN Newspaper Editor 4; News- Y.F.C. Club 4; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. paper 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; 3, 4. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. MARLENA MANNING F.H.A. 3, 4; Y.F.C. 4. LANI MARCHAL Songleader 4; Freshman Rep. 1; C.S.F. 1, 2, 3. HELEN MARCOTTE Pepsters 2; Drill Team 2; Lin- gua Honoraria 3. VERNE MASON P.E. Assistant 3. JOANNE MATTICE NANCY MAYNARD 24 CHERYL McCARTY Senior Play 4; Majorette 4; A Cappella 3, 4; Variety Show 4. JOYCE McCLAIN Lingua Honoraria 2, 3; Class Council 4; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. CANDANCE McCRARY JOHN McCULLOUGH G.A.A. 1; P.E. Assistant 3; Pep- Class Council 2. sters 1, 2, 3. MIKE McCUMBER Class Rep. 4; Football; Junior Ploy 3. COLLEEN MEIER CAROL MEREDITH Variety Show 2; Lingua Hon- oraria 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. SALLY MERRITT Pepsters 1; Class Council 3; Homeroom Rep. 3, 4. JOHN MIDDLETON Hi-Y 3, 4; lingua Honoraria 2. JERRY MILEY Football 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Block L.S.; Hi-Y Pres. 3. NANCY MILLER Class Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Rally 1; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4. CAROLE McLEMORE Class Rep. 1; J.V. Yell Leader 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Grad Party Comm. 4. JILL MESSIER Soph. Rep. 2; Songleader 4; Homecoming Princess 1, 2, 4; Junior Prom Princess. DIANE MILLS G.A.A.; Newspaper Staff; Pep- sters; Tri-Hi-Y. 25 RONALD MINKNER STEPHANIE MIRARCHI KAREN MISSALL Lingua Honoraria 2, 3; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4; Homerom Rep. 4. BARBARA MUSTO JERRY NEDDY MIKE NEESE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Hi-Y 3, 4. JUDY NELSON G.A.A. 2. 3. ROLAN NELSON Tennis 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Junior Class V. Pres.; Annual Staff 4. TOM NISSEN Football 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Lingua Honoraria. 26 KAREN NOLTE Comm, of Pepster 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Ralley . 2. 3, 4; Lingua Honorario 2. MARTIN O'DONNELL RICHARD O'KEEFE Hi-Y 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. JACK OLVAS Baseball 2, 3; Track 3; Art Club 4. KAYE PAAS Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls' League Rep. 1; G.A.A.-Officer 2; Pepsters 2. SHEILA PARNELL Lingua Honoraria 4; C.S.F. Spanish Club 3; Teachers' As- sistant 4. DAN ORR Football 2, 3; Baseball 2; Spanish Club 3; Track 4. KATHY ORR Lingua Honoraria 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep- sfers. JERRY PAGENKOPF Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. VICKI PAHL Art Club; Pepsters 1, 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. LEE PATTERSON LLOYD PATTERSON Class Rep. 1; Baseball Team Teachers' Assistant 4. 1; Swimming 1. LARRY OSBORN Baseball 2. JERRY PAINTER Baseball 2. 4; Wrestling 3. TOM PATTERSON Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling I, 2, 3; Block L.S. 2. 3. 4; Most Valuable Player 4. 27 MARILYN PATTERSON DALE PECK Swimming I, 2, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Block L.S. 4; Lingua Honoraria 2. ROBERT L. PECK Golf 1, 4; Hi-Y 4; Basketball 2; A Coppello 3. GLORIA J. PEICH Girls' League 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 2. JAY PETERSON Student Body Pres. 4; Comm, of Ent. 4; Yearbook 3; Hi-Y 3, 4. PATRICIA PETERSON Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Girls' League 1; Junior Play 3; Pepsters 1, 2. 3. 4. RON PETERSON Baseball Manager 1, 2, Basketball Mgr. 3, 4; L.S. 3. 4; Hi-Y 4. GARY PETTIGREW 3, 4; Hi-Y 3. 4. Block FRANK PHELPS JUDY L. POTTER MARY ANN PRATER Pepsters 2; C.S.F. 2; Lingua Honoraria 2, 3; Ski Club 2. DONNA PREVO Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Pepsters 1. 28 DENNIS PRO Class Vice President 2; Hi-Y 2, 3; Junior Play 3. MARY JO RABUN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Tioga 4; G.A.A. 1. NICK RAU Head Varsity Lell Leader; Cap- tain C Cross Country; C Track 3. SANDRA PROCTOR General Activities,- I.W.E. 4. KATHY RAFFERTY Pom Pom Girl 2; C.S.F. 1. 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Council 4. STEVE REAGOR Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2,- Student Coach. SHEILA REDEL Rally 4; Lingua Honoraria 2; Senior Council 4. 29 GINNY REEL Girls' League 4; Girls' League Rep. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Homeroom Rep. 1, 4. MIKE ROBERTS Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; All-City Baseball 3. CLARENCE ROMMEL KATHIE REYNOLDS KIM RICHINS Spanish Club 3; Latin Club Senior Band 1,2. 1, 2; Flat Earth Society 3. KATHY RIGGS LINDA ROBINSON Teachers’ Asst. 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3; Pepsters 1, 2 RICHARD ROBINSON Baseball 2; Swimming 3, 4; Block L.S. 3, 4; Hi-Y. RUTH ROGERS WILLIAM C. ROWE Swimming 2. JOYCE I. ROYER A Cappella 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; I.W.E. Office 4; Adv. Girls' Chorus 3. KAREN RUBLE Lingua Honoraria 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. 30 DONNA SARDONE Girl of the Month; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Student Council; G.A.A. SANDY SCHWANK Girls' League 3; Lingua Hon- oraria 3; Class Council 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3. 4. RUSSELL SHARON LEONARD SCOTT JOAN SABATINI RANDY SELBY ROBERT RUBLE REBECCA SCHOFFSTALL LILLIAN SCOTT BOB SAYERS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; Cross Country 3, 4; C.V.C. All Tourn. -Team. JEFF SARANTOPULAS Hi-Y 2, 3; Lingua Honoraria 2; Tennis Team 2. DIANA SCHUTT G.A.A. 1; Art Club 1, 2; Flat Earth Society 3. 31 AL SHEPPARD Annual Staff 4; Swimming 2; Home Rep. 1. WELDON SHUTIEFF Junior Council 3; Archery 2; J.V. Football Manager 2. SANDRA SLATTON Girls' Glee 3, 4; Christmas Play 3. JERRY SMART Football 4; Block L.S. 2; Track 2, 3. ANNETTE SMITH A Cappella 4. CHRIS SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. LEILANA SMITH Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3; Commercial Club 2, 3; Junior Play 3. PAT SMITH Cheerleader 2, 4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom Princess 3. PETER SMITH RICHARD SMITH Student Body V. Pres.; Track I, 2. 3, 4; Block L.S. Pres. 4. RONNEY SMITH Cross Country 2, 3; Wrestling 3. 4; Track 2. 3, 4. GORDON SODERMAN Football 2,- Junior Class Rep. 3; Latin Club 1, 2. 32 ART SPIERS Hi-Y 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 2; Baseball 2. JOYCE STARKEY Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ROCKY SUMMERS Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Student Coach; Biology Club 4. 33 MIKE STEVENS Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Hi-Y 3, 4. MARIE SPARKMAN Junior Play; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' League Rep. 4. GARY SPRUNG C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; Lingua Honor- aria 2, 3. RICK STODDARD Cross Country 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 2, 3; Block L.S. BOB SORENSEN Senior Play; Junior Play; Pep- 'sters. SHARLENE SPRAGUE BILL STANKUS Cross Country. MARY STOJKOVICH Junior Class Trees.; Com. of Enr.; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 2, 3. RICHARD SPELLMAN C.S.F. 2. 3. 4. DAVID TABAKMAN Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Track 3. JOHN TAYLOR Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 1, 2. 3, 4; Block L.S. JOHN TORRES LARRY TACKETT C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 2. 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 2, 3, 4. RICHARD TANOVICH Cross Country 4; Track 4; Block L.S. 4. 808 TARKENTON Track 2, 3; Football 2. PENNY TAYLOR Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Teachers' Assistant 4. KAREN TOLLEFSON Tri-Hi-Y 4,- Popsters 2; Home- room Rep. 3. DORSEY TRIMBLE MIKE TILSON Football 1, 2, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Block L.S. 2, 3. 4. RON TROCKE Football 1, 2; Bcskctboll 1; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2. 34 PAUL TURNER DAVID TYREE Varsity Track 2, 3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Basketball }, 4; C.S.F. 1. 2, 3. CHERYLE VANDERPOOL Lingua Honoraria. CHRIS VAN HORN F.H.M.A. JIM VAN VOLKENBURG Hi-Y 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 2; Latin Club 2. CHERYL VOELLER Home Room Rep. 1; Teachers' Asst. 4; Tri-Hi.Y 3, 4; Pep- sters 1. MARILYN WADE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pcpsfers; Lingua Honoraria 2; Council Rep. 4. TOM WALTERS IUDY WEBB 'ri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Popsters 1; ioph Assembly; Homecoming :loat. CAROL WEHMEYER Lingua Honoraria 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; A.S.F. 4; Girls' League Rep. 4. JON WELTY JAMES WEST SHARON WHITE PAUL WHITNEY Senior Play; Drama Club 1; Lingua Honoraria. Football 1. 2. BOB WHITTAKER JUDITH WILLIAMS BILL WILLIS DAVID WOODWARD Swimming 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Ski Team 4. Lingua Honoraria 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Play Seminar 2. 4; Tri- 4; Art Y.F.C. Club 4; Wrestling 2 PAM WYCKOFF JESS WYSZYNSKI Junior Prom Princess 3; A.F.S. Cross Country 3; Track 3. 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 2; Program Record Chairman 4. GREG YOB GILBERT YOUNG Rifle Team 2. 3; Chess Club Band Activities. Pres. 1, 4; C.S.F. 3, 4; Lingua Honoraria 2. MICHAEL YOUNG CORA ZACKARY Commissioner o f Pepsters; Branding Iron Staff 4; J.V. Pep Club. JANICE ZIMDARS Class Sec. 3; Class Rep. 4; Lingua Honoraria 2, 3, 4; A.S.F. American Abroad. SUSAN KERSHAW DEWEY PERSIFIELD DANE REESER Jet AhhhhhhhhhhhhhhIH! Administration DR. FERD J. KIESEL Superintendent of Schools DR. WILLIAM L. CUNNINGHAM Assistant Superintendent of Personal Services DR. LESLIE M. CHASE Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services DR. JAMES R. COWAN Assistant Superintendent of Business Services 39 ppincipal I extend my best wishes to each of you, mem- bers of the Class of 1963, for continued success in your every endeavor. We hope that we at La Sierra have had an integral part to play in assisting you to grow into adulthood to take your rightful place in society. Congratulations to members of the yearbook staff, for this, a fine edition of the 'Roundup'. Vice ppincipal For eight years Mr. Robert Bareuther has been the Vice Principal of La Sierra. His duties, in addition to being second in charge to Mr. Johnson, include registration and planning many of the school func- tions, such as rallies, assemblies and dances. Mr. Bareuther is a vital part of La Sierra's ad- ministration. His dedicated work is appreciated by all students who benefit from his efforts. Mr. Robert Bareuther 41 deans Mr. Dresser, Dean of Boys Mrs. Knapp, Dean of Girls 3ounseloRS Seniors: Mrs. Nelson Sophomores: Mrs. Young bUlr Ui Office Stiff Members of La Sierra who wish to gain valuable business experience, first hand, may obtain positions in the office. Acti- vities are numerous and varied and the office staff greatly as- sists in the large quantity of work being handled each day in the office. Counselors are appreciative to those persons who aid them in their various programs concerning the welfare of our students. Switchboard operators are kept extremely active by the busy phone lines of La Sierra. Counselors Assistants: Marty Fiddyment, Sue Cravens, Vicki Pahl, Ginny Trahan, Sheila Redel, Bobbie Russel, Joyce Royer, Sandy Combs. Mrs. Kendall Switchboard Operators: Joyce McClain, Bonnie Crowe, Pam Wychoff, Pat Peter- son, Lorraine Lawson. 44 Mrs. Crowdus L. to R.: Brenda Sheppard, Carol Daniels, Anita Davis, Jody Darby, Sharon Ernst, Pat Ballenger, Alice Paterson, Leiloni Smith, Beverly Bowden, Jill Armstrong. Registrars Assistants as pictured above: Standing: Suzi Holloman, Candy McCrary, Andrea Beshone, Chris Smith, Linda Loucks. Back Row: Sheila Engellener, Joe Kattenhorn, Midge Gowdy. Business Office Assistants, Front Row: Jill Armstrong, Shirley Bailey, Nancy Maynard. Back Row: Ken Christian, Nick Rau, Jim McKee. 46 PROJECTIONISTS: Glen Phelps, Alvis Taylor, David Paquin, Robert Weifzcl, Richard Weitzel, Ed Robinson, Ken Brochan, Jim Me Intyer. CUSTODIANS: Tom Hall, Ernest Blakley, Jack Kenney (Head), George Glaze, Edward Keith, Cliff Nottall, Frank Jones, Foster Maxwell, and Lou Eberley. Not shown: Wade Plymell. CURRICUlUm mathematics L. to R.: Mr. Ronald Heber, Mr. Thomas Bishofgerger, Mr. Andrew Roye, Mr. Claude Edge, and Mrs. Florence Kuhlenkamp. Standing: Mr. George Grossman, Mr. LoRoy McCoy, and substitute Mrs. Lois Parrish. Not shown. Department Chairman, Miss Lucile. When many individuals enter high school, the Math Department seems to be an endless world of signs, symbols, and formulas. But as they progress into higher math courses these signs, symbols, and formulas begin to mean something to them. To help students learn the fundamentals of mathematics the Math Department has a variety of courses, ranging from Basic Math to the XL program. Each course is especially developed to help the student learn mathematics through an easy and enjoyable method. 50 One of the main objectives of the mathematics teachers at La Sierra is to develop in the student an understanding of these various math courses. An- other very important objective is to create an interest in mathematics and to hold the interest throughout the course. Because of the importance of mathematics, the Math Department is certain- ly an important part of La Sierra’s curriculum. 51 enqlish Standing: Mr. Millard Stroh, Deportment Chairman; Mrs. Laigh Kinney, Mr. Albert Wuesthoff, Mr. Rodney Kuehne, Miss Marilyn Billingsley, Mr. Richard Watson, Mrs. Jane Bowers. Seated: Mrs. Loraine Gavaldon, Mrs. Jeannette Cole, Mrs. Mary Logan, Mrs. Anita McDonald, Mrs. Theresa Enroth, Mrs. Arliene Weaterhead. One day a week, cries of agony resound through the halls of La Sierra. It's composition day in the English classes! However, writing compositions is only or e of the many facets of the English Department. Many other important phases include the teaching of proper grammar and the development of a background in good literature. While in English, students learn to read thoughtfully, listen intelligently, express themselves effectively, and think critically. 52 Included in the English Department are the courses of Drama, Journalism, and Public Speaking. Each of these classes along with English are designed to give students a well-rounded concept of the literary arts. It is the hope of all English teachers to be able to broaden their students minds and interests through a rich and varied program. 53 In these pictures, various English classes are shown with students taking part in the different activities offered in La Sierra's English program. Classes pictured here range from Freshman to Senior year English. 54 Members of the Drama class (upper right) are shown working on scenery, one of the many activities of this class. In the latter part of the year, drama students learn the fundamental operations necessary in the production of a play. 55 The Science Department is a very active and important part of La Sierra. One can sense the presence of intense learning in the science rooms by the pungent odors, clanging sounds of bells, explosions, croaks of frogs, squawks of birds, and howls of fright emitting from the rooms. Besides providing an exciting hour in one of many classes of science, including biology, zoology, live science, chemistry, physics, physiology, general science and others, the various courses contain many valuable objectives, aims which will be of use to students for their entire lives. A main objective is to instill in students an appreciation of nature’s systematic laws which govern the world. 56 Front Row, L. to R.: Mr. Darrell Torgersen, Miss Marjorie Me Granahan, Mr. Earl Koobs. Back Row: Mr. Wendell Moulton, Mr. Jack Walton, Mr. Gordon Friday, Department Chairman. Many classes such as biology, chemistry, and physics include lab work which develops a sense of responsibility and an organized way of thinking and approaching problems. To help students realize the wonder of life and the inter- relationship among living things is important to all fields of science. Chem Study is a course so new that the regular textbook will not be presented until next year. It was first introduced as an experimental course and was designed to make the student gather information for himself in the lab and generalize this information into theories. Chem Study is just a sample of the many fine courses available to science students at La Sierra. 57 Social Science Front Row, I. to R.: Mr. Robert McCorkle, Mr. Dexter Healy, Mr. Joe Simms, Miss lyndcll Moore. Standing: Mr. Calvin Rasmussen, Department Chairman. Back Row: Mr. Robert Mazzuca, Mr. Louis Broemeling, Mr. William Smith, Mr. James Ray, Mr. Allen Long. The purpose of Social Science instruction is to help young people become good American citizens. It is mainly through these courses that students have an opportunity to learn about the fundamental attitudes, beliefs, and institutions of our society and those that characterize life in other parts of the world. Further, students need to know and understand the nature of our civilization and be encouraged to discover ways in which they can contribute to its further development. 58 Courses in this department include: World History, United States History, Problems of American Government, Civics, Economics, Sociology, and Geography. The Social Sciences are constantly aware of the need to introduce current international affairs so as to make the student more aware of the present and how it will affect the future. In this way, students may have a chance to make a contribution to the betterment of the democratic way of life. 59 foReiqn lanqiuqe L. to R.: Mrs. Virginia Vanderburgh, Department Chairman, Mrs. Amelia Cangi, Mr. Perry Williams, and Miss Arlene Garcia. The Foreign Language Department of La Sierra High School is considered to be one of the most complete and finest departments of its type in the District. The first objective of modern foreign language teaching is to expose the student to the language as it is spoken. Besides being able to speak the language, the ability to read and write it is also stressed. This year a new method of language teaching has been introduced to La Sierra and is a whole new concept in that it teaches through a direct method of oral skills. To the students it is known as the language lab, but its offical name is the ALM or Holt method. La Sierra prides itself on being up to date in all of the advanced teaching aids and methods. The language lab is one very good example of modern equipment put to use for the benefit of the student. lnOustRial ARts A basic aim of all courses offered at La Sierra is to teach students to work in a democratic atmos- phere where they may learn how to get along in society. Industrial Arts is an especially good example of this, because every section of Industrial Arts involves working with people. Some of the courses included in this department are: electronics; wood working; metal; mechanical; engineering, and architectural drawing; and auto shops. L. to R. Mr. James Brooks, Mr. Everett Headington, Mr. Paul Davis, Mr. Frank Pavan, Mr. Rcnso Del Carlo, and standing: Mr. Neal Rathbone, Department Chairman. Students who do not find satisfaction in academic subjects may find satisfaction in education through an Industrial Arts course. An important purpose of this department is to form good and useful qualities in all of its students. Industrial Arts prepares students for life after their schooling by teaching them to work with people, and in some cases by giving a good background in a field which a student may choose as an occupation. home economics Department Chairman Mrs. Marjorie Daughhetee,- Mrs. Janice Holtgrave, Miss Jacquelyn Allen. Home Economics at La Sierra, consists of those courses, activities, and units of instruction which are designed to meet the home—and family—life needs of all students, and the vocational needs of some students. Depending on their particular interests, students may choose either clothing, decorative arts, foods, home living, or home making. But whichever division the student chooses, he is sure not only to learn a great deal about the Home Economics field but also to enjoy the course to a full extent. Home Economics is just one of the examples of the fine educational departments at La Sierra. 64 Business )epar� rpent Chairman: Mrs. Marie Phillips, Miss Maria Sarich, Mr. William Reece, Mr. Bill Monroe. The Business Education Department contains many valuable assets and is not only important to those who wish to enter the business world but is also important as a college prep course. The various classes instill in the students the virtues of patience and neatness. Besides those courses which develop mechanical skills, there, are also courses, such as record keeping, typing and general business which have a personal value by themselves in addition to contributing to general vocational understanding and efficiency. Courses such as consumer education and business law possess many social values and are a contribution to the whole field of general education. 65 Art courses offered at La Sierra provide a broad background in art experience and appreciation for those students who will only take one art course during high school. For students who are interested in art as a career it also presents the necessary fundamentals needed for advanced art classes. The art courses at La Sierra, which include: art, art survey, art workshop, ceramics and sculpture, commercial art, and drawing and painting, place great emphasis on originality, creative thinking and seriousness of purpose. 66 fine Acts Mr. Ralph Goings Mr. John Koneko E— music Mrs. Maureen Camperi and Mr. Jack Nielson. The Music Department, which consists of Voice Training, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Girls’ Glee, Intermediate Band, Concert Band, and the La Sierra Dance Band, is a vital part of our high school. They provide entertainment at rallies, assemblies, dances, games, and many other activities. While participating in these activities students learn dependability and cooperation, not only musically but temperamentally. Also, students are strongly urged to develop their own special talent. 67 Library La Sierra's library has expanded greatly in the last few years. There are now many excellent books available to the students. Reading materials presenting opposing sides to the controversial issues are provided in hopes that they will promote critical thinking. Students may also make ample use of their leisure time by obtaining entertaining and creative books, from the library. 68 nuRse An extremely important function of the Nurse's Office is to instruct students in how to maintain happy and healthy lives. By doing this, the nurse, Mrs. Penny, and her assistants, Sharon Monge, Laura Arthur, Sonja Majorich, Charla Rotter, and Mary Ann Ingrim are thus preparing them for the future and to overcome any barriers that they might encounter. Boys’ physical education The present physical education program of La Sierra High School was first introduced by Coach Stan Le Protti in 1957. In the six short years since its introduction, it has not only become the most widely publicized and emulated physical fitness program in America, but has become a way of life at La Sierra. 70 L. to R.: Roger Brown, Floyd Brown, Rudy Benny, Pot Johnson, John Terry, Steve Pro. Row Two: Bob Burns, Rocky Summers, Wes Rondolf, Monty Mueller, Gory Leymostcr, Mike Tilson. The highly successful system has made compulsory exercise popular by giving all boys a chance to receive group status for physical achievement, rather than just the athletically gifted few. The program first received national recognition in 1961 in a series of articles written for Scholastic Coach Magazine. Shortly thereafter, a four page feature appeared in Look Magazine, and this was fol- lowed by television appearances on local stations and1 on NBC’s Today Show. 72 Since then, a steady stream of visitors and mail has poured into La Sierra. More than 3000 high schools in every state in the union, and in many foreign countries, including Morocco, Viet Nam, and Belgium now use this system. 73 QirIs’ physical education L. to R.: Mrs. Mary Melick, Mrs. Jeanene Heckcr, Miss Carole Crease—Department Head, Miss Betty Czuprynski. The Girls' Physical Education Department is very interested in teaching the femmes of La Sierra the proper forms and techniques of various sports and the policy of good sportsmanship. Our girls brush up on their swimming, and learn how to play and enjoy tennis, golf, volleyball, basketball, baseball, archery and many other fine sports. Modern Dance is also included in the Girls' P. E. Department. This is a class designed to develop poise, good posture, originality, and expression of moods. Physical Education is not only enjoyable but it helps the girls to relax from the pressures of home work and other worries accumulated during other classes. 74 GIRLS' P.E. ASSISTANTS Being physically fit by joining in varied ex-ercises and participating in various sports will help the girls to perform better in school and to be able to face the future with an assurance of success. The Girls' Physical Education Department may never be asked to put on a display of its physical fitness program but it can boast that it has much prettier members than the Boys' P.E. Department will ever have. 75 dmveR tRaininq Driver Training is a course which may be taken at the discretion of the student. It consists of a practical experience with a simulated traffic situation. This primary training is followed by actual behind-the-wheel driving. The chief advantage of Driver Training is that students become more careful drivers. An additional advantage is a 15% cut in automobile insurance costs. 76 teacheRS’ Assistants Suzie Holloman, Janet Hamilton, Sherie Kurk, Sharon White, Judy Burmeister, Joyce Starkey, Carole Jay, Pat Smith, Linda Estes, Judy Fueston, Donna Beers, Pat Helmen- daughter, Sandy Proctor, Tcri Bell, Paulette Coffman, Karen Missal, Sandy Swank, Shicla Parnell, Pam Coffman, Cora Zackery, Kay Paas, Duane Lankford, Mike Farmer, Martha Ross, Kathy Madden, Donna Crowninshield, Karen Henry, Carol Salva. Teacher's assistants serve two very useful purposes. They give helpful assistance to the teachers they work for, and at the same time gain valuable knowledge and training in the teaching profession. 77 Cafetecta Staff At Left, Seated: Martha Morgan, Olive Evans, Johanna Hcnnig, Mary Ann Sum- mers. Seated: Mary Jane Jensen, Wynn Ladner, Ruth Veltri, Margaret Dunham. At Right, Seated: Bruce Thomas, Beth Dunham, Diane Dunham, Carolyn Sera- fin, Carol James, Ray Baker. Row Two: Ed Norris, Mike Hogan, Shirley Cruse, Dana Rieser, Kathy Carter, Froncis Hub- bard, Doug Holmes. Row Three: Frank Thornburg, Russ Sander, David Boyd, Frank Adcook, Richard Beanmont, Bob Craighead, Ralph Hack, Jon Welty, Jim West, Vern McIntyre. At Left, L. to R.: Karen Tollefson, Janice Maftice, Marlena Manning, Merial Hurst, Carol Harper, Jean Holloway, Wayne Chaney, Ron Smith. 78 79 FALL PRESIDENT It is with great pride and much gratitude that I have served La Sierra as it's student body presi- dent during 1962-63. As we, the class of 1963, offer our valedictory, I add my personal wishes for success to every fel- low La Sierran. OTU SPRING PRESIDENT This year on student council has, indeed, be an unforgettable climax to my years in high scho For this I sincerely thank you, the students of Sierra. It has been a pleasure and a privilege wor ing together. Student Body Officens BOYS' VICE PRESIDENT Dick Smith GIRLS' VICE PRESIDENT Janey Able TREASURER Paul Hadler HEAD YELL LEADER Nick Rou home Room Representatives Front Row, I. to R.: P. De Vries, V. Baker, C. Sutton, D. Branton, K. Henry. Back Row: S. Gowdy, B. Sutton, K. Christian, B. Cady, R. Hartley, D. Darling, M. Cady, Gary Hogcy, F. Reel. 84 Front Row, L. to R.: G. Reel, S. Tiedeman, L. Thomas, C. Law, D. Phillips, B. Wagner. Back Row: G. Steincck, L. Rector, A. Herr, J. lothrop, S. Kale, K. Gennette, F. Crippcn, J. Postal. Student Body Officeus FALL COMMISSIONER OF PEPSTERS Karen Nolte SPRING COMMISSIONER OF PEPSTERS Laura Arthur FALL COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICITY Kim Gilbert SPRING COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICITY Cora Zachary SenioR Officeps 86 jumoR OfficeRS Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jamie Gittens Janice Beck Pam Henrioulle Representative Representative Donna Germain Jerry West 87 SophomoRe OfficeRS Vice President Noncy Aughinbough Secretary Janice 8enge Treasurer Marilyn Klein Kathy Ertcl Randy Wendorf Representative Representative I Reshrrun OfpceRS Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bruce Cummings Stephani Samuels Cherry Blevins Representative Representative Chris Nelson Julie Robinson 89 pest day of SchooL ttle Sistec Swim p Rty.... fiRSt Pay of School IVfl • 3DUVQ • • Vnvy ■ '30UVQ- AllVy ‘ '3DUVQ V6 ! .Cunee... Rally.. .Cunee • • • Rally.. .Cunee 95 taLent AssemBly... 96 taLent AssemBly... talen - --------------- semBlv talent AssemBly... 97 homecoming 1962 Princess Jill Messier Princess Sue Lawson Princess Pat Smith Princess Penny DeVries Princess Teri Holt Princess Ann Herr 98 queen Pamela Wyckopf homecoming... homecoming... homecoming. . 100 mecominq... homecoming... 101 • «• • i’' SemoR play... This year's Senior Play was a riotous comedy by John Patrick entitled The Curious Savage . The play is the story of a middle- aged millionairess who is forced by her greedy step-children to enter a mental institution. The results are both hilarious and, at times, a little sad. The play was presented on November 2, 3, and 6. The members, of the cast were Sheri Kurk as Mrs. Savage, Suzie Holloman as Lily Belle, Norman Gold as Titos, Paul Quandt as Samuel, Julie Flagg as Fairy Mae, Bob Sorenson as Hannibal, Ken Christian as Jeffery, Cheryl McCarty as Florence, Judy Williams as Mrs. Paddy and Jim and Alan Kuehne as Florence's sons. 103 p.tA Rally.. .mqht Rally... dance.. .Sac Rally. 104 c Qame.. .Bib 6ance.. .twist Contest 105 .. .Annual food dRive.. .ChRistmas. ecoRAtions.. .Annual food 6rivg... Jacquie’s BmthOay pARty.. .ChRistmas AssemBLy. 108 SenioR teach day.. exchange RaLLy... SenioR tea y.....Biology field tmp exchange Rallyn) -...-vr JK, r sgr tvbs.te® n:oo • «£?■ donkey BasketBAlL Qame. . donkey BasketBall Qatr • «At ' aqaLs. . .SpoRtsaRama. . . SpoRtsaRama 115 fmian's RainBOW man’s RainBow”.. . . musical Comedy. ... 1963 JuniOR pporri toyo Qinso” 118 Queen Ann heRR On April 5, 1963, the Eighth Annual Junior Prom Toyo Ginso was held. On that evening, Miss Ann Herr was crowned Junior Prom Queen. Her Princesses were Miss Troas Hayes, Miss Francie Reel, Miss Donna Germaine and Miss Kristen Parrish. junioR play “the Piapy of Anne flunk 119 SenioR picnic. . .SenioR picnic. . .SenioR picnic nioR picnic. . .SenioR snaps.. . SemoR Snaps 121 Roundup Staff Advisor: Mr. Ralph Goings. Business Manager: Kathy Broyler. Layout Artists: Pat Smith, Laura Dye, Sherlec Bagnatori, Roland Nelson, and Penny Taylor. opy Writerj: Ken Christoin, Diane OI$en, Laura Warner, abbie Bennett. Photographer: Allen Sheppard. BRAnOinq luon fRont p. r,c Sue Reed and Julie Flagg editoR in Chief news page ADVISOR 26 Kem Mastcn, Ken Kohout, and Janet Fulmer egitoRiai Page Mary McVey Janie Lucas business manageRS photogRaphep Diane Mills and Judy Durby SpORtS page Tim Daly and Ron Peterson AmeRican field Seuvice SENIOR members, L. to R.: Mike Collins, Rolan Nelson, lorry Jacket Sue Aughinbaugh, Colleen Meier, Janey Albe, Bonnie Crowe, Janis Zi dors, Pam Wyckoff, Jacquie Corsin. Jams SOPHOMORE and JUNIOR members are: Kim Gilbert, Mary McVey, Roger Shearer, Janis Beck, Rone Hubbard, Pat Jorden, Caryl Sutton, Ronald Fran ceschi, Keith Seaman, Pam Henrioulle, Carolyn Parker, Diane Olson, and Toby McClain. The American Field Service is an organization devoted to promoting world peace through a better understanding between the young people of the world. It is the responsibility of the committee to sponsor La Sierra s Foreign Exchange Student every year. In addition to this, each year, a student from La Sierra is chosen by a special selection committee to represent La Sierra in the American Abroad program. Last year's representative from La Sierra was Senior, Janis Zimdars. Janis went to Norway, where she gained many friends for Amer- ica, and demonstrated what a valuable asset the American Abroad program is. 128 I wtm Jacquie Corsin, our vivacious foreign exchange student, comes from Grenoble, France, in the French Alps near Switzerland. In France, she attended a public school which was not coeduca- tional and was instructed only by women teachers. Jacquie makes her new home with Joyce and Toby McClain. While in the United States she has learned to love ham- burgers, and her favorite Amer- ican sport is basketball. Shg adores doing the twist, and the American custom which she en- joys the most is dating, but she admits that there is one prob- lem—a girl has to wait for the boy to ask her out, and some- times he doesn't. Slang often confuses her because she was taught the “pure English of Ox- ford, which doesn't help much in America. Jacquie plans to further her education at the University of Grenoble, which was founded in 1330. She hopes to become an English teacher! When asked what she had gained by her stay in America, she instantly replied, “Pounds. Also the knowledge of the American people and the American way of life of which I had mistaken ideas. American people are especially nice people. I have learned that the Americans spend most of their time in driving cars or watching television. I have learned that the American people could not live without cokes and hamburgers. Jacquie wishes to thank La Sierra and all her new friends for the most won- derful year of her life. Jacquie Lingua honopania Members of the French Lingua Honoraria are: P. Anuszczyk, $. Barnard, T. Bell, B. Bennett, D. Blanton, J. Coury, C. Eastcrday, R. Francescki, D. Germain, J. Goodrich, S. Halterman, P. Henrioulle, D. Hitchcock, J. Holbrook, G. Houge, D. Kruse, D. Landfroop, J. laVeft, M. McVey, P. Nixon, K. Rhoads, K. Roberts, 8. Russell, V. Sorvor, C. Schmidt, C. Sutton, S. Waite, L. Warner, D. Thorsell, J. Fu|mer. Members of Spanish lingua Honoraria arei P. Arthur, T. Bell, P. Bradford, S. Burkland, B. Burt, M. Cady, C. Coffman, P. Engellenner, M. Gontarski, R. Hartley, N. Heasty, J. Hron. D. Hunt, W. Jones, S. Kale, M. McVey, M. Meek, K. Miller, L. Moyer, B. Neff, S. Parnell, S. Peterson, E. Rhody, K. Ruble, M. Sachs, K. Seaman, C. Sutton, 6. Swartz, S. White, J. Zimdars. 130 Members of German Lingua Honoraria are: C. Anderson, S. Cravens, K. Gilbert, M. Han- sen, J. Howard, G. laPrath, E. Mares, P. Michael, B. Millicon, M. Olson, K. Parrish, S. Reed, J. Skhal. Members of Latin Lingua Honoraria are: K. Alger, C. Anderson, N. Aughinbaugh, J. Beck, L. Burr, C. Collings, S. Duncan, J. Gilchrist, K. Gipc. B. Lois, K. Masten, D. Olsen, K. Reinking, M. Skinner. In the field of Foreign Language, La Sierra High School has a great amount of promising talent. This was demonstrated by the many members of this year's Lingua Honoraria. Lingua Honoraria is an honorary organization for those students who excel in foreign languages. To receive an invitation into Lingua Honoraria a student must maintain a ‘B or higher average in either French, Spanish, Latin, or German. One of the main activities of this organization is the annual Lingua Honoraria Banquet during which the new members are initi- ated. The highlight of this year’s banquet was a talk given by Mr. Dresser about his trip to Europe last summer. c.s.f. C.S.F. members are: Back Row, L. to R.: M. Collins, J. Davidson, G La Prath, T. Bell, I. Tackett, 8. Lais, J. Gittins, S. Keil, J. Skhal, R. Spell man, M. Farmer. Middle Row: M. Dielmon, D. Kruse, K. Rafferty, M Biggs, J. Bloser, J. Smith, M. Olsen, B. Bauman, K. Gilbert, C. Sutton M. McVoy. Front Row: S. Barnard, B. Silken, D. Olsen, I. Burr, N. Au ghinbaugh, J. Goodrich, K. Roberts, S. Burkland, C. Collings, M. Nord green, S. Cravens. The California Scholarship Federation is an honorary organization which is designed to give recognition and credit to those students who achieve and maintain high academic standards. During the course of the year, C.S.F. has many ac- tivities, among which are the Northern Regional C.S.F. Conference and the Slave Auction. Lions Club Kathy Rafferty 132 Homemaker of Tomorrow Susan Aughinbaug cademic Achievements AMERICAN A8ROAD FINALISTS C. Anderson, P. Hodler, K. Rhoads 4.0 AFTER 7 SEMESTERS J. Blaser, K. Rafferty NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS P. Turner, J. McClain, N. Gold, M. Ajello STATE SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS L. Irvin, S. Keil, G. Sprung, K. Rafferty, B. Crowe, J. McClain a CappellA Choip m Members of Choir ore: C. Berg, E. Berg, D. Blachly, E. Blascr, V. Boh lander, J. Bridge, I. Brooks, K. Bryant, L. Burnside, J. Burow, L. 8urr, J. Cadway, C. Carson, S. Cook, C. Davidson, D. Dove, J. Forncrook, C. George, S. Grant, B. Haney, M. Harris, G. Henderson, P. Hjelm, S. Holoman, M. Jackson, D. Johnson, V. Kozak, S. Kurk, J. LaVett, B. Leonard, L. Martin, M. Martin, C. McCarty, S. Mettert, G. Mowles, N. Mrozinski, M. Olsen, R. Pearson, C. Pcnner, J. Rains, W. Rains, J. Raycraft, R. Raymond, J. Rich, J. Royer, L. Scarlett, A, Smith, J. Smothers, S. Sorrick, S. Sprague, J. Wagaman, S. Waite, R. Whittaker, D. Winkler. 134 ± zT===fe=zjr:..-h4.-- r :: I - 1 = mourn'd the shep - herd, thus mourn'd the shep-herd, all op-press'd I- 1 J i-: h i j i a C ■ fa fed herd, all op-press'd mourn d the shep - her a, xn as mou rn a xne snep - — — 1 1— H 4 ...i—. j 9 o i d ■ :rm =Ff cr W L_ V mourn'd the 81 iep-herd, thus mourn'd the shep - her d, al 1 op-p ress'd W w 1 J Pf w « i F_ mourn'd the , el lep - her d, thus mourn'd t he si tep - herd, all of P res s'd — 4 J r. n P zm T 2 P ... -Cj- - — , ... c .... r i i m r - p- f — - m -o W ?4 f- K P I — TT llP ■ - 1 a r i — — 1 f — -f L— 6 i a w L is mourn'd the shep-herd, th us mourn'd t he shep - her d, al 1 op-pr 388 'd -1 1 i—: — h— ... . I J 2 C s mourn'd the shep-her d(, thus mourn'd the shep-herd, all op-press ]d - i J J - 1 • 3 ' 3 2 r ■ --- a —a I— —1- i8 mourn'd .he Bhep-herd, thus mourn'd the s hep - her d, a] j 1 op- pr 388 'd i j J i p J J IJt W i— i : , I ia mourn'd the sh( ip-her d, thus mou rn'd t he s hep - her d, all op- pri 388 'd H — a — 1 — ir r A' J H J ' har a C ♦ M .... . • J 5—4 -«■ 9 9 -1 f 0- I it—i 1 W B 9 1 hP r 1 J ttj I r i r i E L L L L 135 nURChmq Band The La Sierra High School Marching Band well deserves its superior rating's. Under the direction of Mr. Jack Neilson, the band spent a great deal of time and effort practicing for half-time shows, presented during the football season. Included in the band's activities this year was the annual Cal Band Day, which was held on October 27, at the University of California at Berkeley. The band, along with many other bands performed a pre- game show. 136 The Marching Band's outstanding performances were responsible for its being asked to appear at the 1962 Camellia Bowl. This was a great honor for our band, and they did a fine job of representing our school. La Sierra is proud to have this band as part of its music program. Concept Band Members of the Concert Bond include: D. Accomando, R. Aivoz, G. Bell, L. Bell, J. Bothum, R. Burow, D. Campbell, P. Coffman, S. Coffman, D. (teoper, J. Covert, D. Cummings, J. Dewey, J. Dresser, D. Findley, D. Gaffney, P. Garrison, K. Gipe, G. Gollihur. D. Gompert, B. Harris, C. Heil, S. Hill, J. Holste, D. Hunt, L. Irvin, K. Jepsen, S. Keil, D. Kilgore, D. Kruse, R. Lcadholm, R. leicher. 138 B. Morgan, D. Orchard, R. Overman, R. Phillips, V. Platt, T. Poore, T. Reece, V. Sanders, J. Schmid, A. Schuller, S. Searls, G. Smothers, F. Starkey, J. Spencer, D. Standley, C. Tipton, D. Toon, J. Turberville, T. Walters, T. Warren, K. Watts, R. Winkle, G. Young, S. Zimdars, C. Funk, A. McDonald, T. Peacock, T. Reece, A. Priest. .v- V-- i'- • W 5® nujoRettes SonqleA eRs Marie Sparkman Joan Lawson Diane Hithcock Lani Marchal Troas Hayes HEAD Bobbie Bennett Jill Messier Kristin Parrish vr. Vacsity yell leaPeRS Block L.S. Society Row One, L. to R.: Coach Bloss, Dick Smith, President; Art Kaftenhorn, Rich Tanovich, Wayne Chan Mike Tilson. Row Two: Skip Archie, John Taylor, Mike Roberts, Gary Henry, Jerry Miley, Pagrnopf. Row Three: Steve Riagor, John Bond, loran Graham, Bob Sayers, Steve Gowdy, Way Irion. Row Four: B. Brown, Dan Commons, Martin Bass, Ron Peterson, Mel Jeffs, B. Kearney. w One: Bill Wagner, Paul Hadlcr, Dick Obcrman, Charlie August. Row Two: Phil Strict, Ted Broyhill, n Commons, Bob Stapp, Jamie Gittins, Bob Frankcnburg, Tennis Tollefson. Row Three: Roger icerer, 8eou Palmer, Phil Jones, Paul Collins, Ed Crockett, Gary Leymaster, Ned Heosty, Bill Hilsinger. iw Four: Oilie Depew, Allen Toon, Ted Fischer, Mike Pisor, Mike Sarmento, Gene Hurnden, Gary isign, Danny Hurst, Allen Kelley. Row Five: John Skahl, Bob Willis, Rcny Avis, Jim Chapman, Guy Monica, Tom Lee, Larry English, Toby McLain. 144 L. to R.: President, Janey Abel. Secretary, Chris Anderson. QirLs’ league JV yell leadeRs Penny Deuries Head Junior Varsity Julie Atkinson Junior Representatives, Lauri Spears, Trudy Growe, Sandy Pearce. Frosh Representatives, Sally Stojkovich, Bev Cady; Dori Darling. r Representatives, Kathy Linn, Carol meyer. omore Representatives, Midge Gowdy, Luther, Shiela Engellenner. 145 President, Jeon Bloscr. Vice President, Carol Harper. Secretary, Kay Paas. Representatives, Elizabeth Gross, Karen Ruble, Marilyn Mapel. The Girls' Athletic Association allows the girls of La Sierra to participate actively in many sports with other schools. Besides acquiring skills in various activities, the girls promote good relations with other schools by engaging in keen competition at the Play Days scheduled throughout the year. There is also an Awards Night where the girls receive blocks signifying their specific skills in volleyball, swimming, baseball, and badminton. Cadets C Copt. Mario Ajello C lst Lt. Jim Rains CFC. Dotson, CPL. Wcitzel, SGT. Weitzel, CPL. Huff. The objectives of the California Cadet Corps are threefold. The primary objective is to develop leadership qualities within the Cadets. Secondary object- ives are physical fitness and the imparting of sufficient military knowledge, that upon the Cadet's entry into the armed forces, he will not be completely unpre- pared. The course of instruction includes such useful subjects as map reading, rifle marksmanship, first aid, leadership, and judo. Cross CountRy Mr. Jack Heron A TRACK: Doug Guthneckf, Paul Hadlcr, Rich Tanivich, Dick Overman, Charlie August. Back Row: Don Cruser, Bill Standus, Bill Wagner, Dave Holms, Fohn Taulor, Bob Kearny, Wayne Chaney. Front Row: Ronnie Cooms, Gary Ensign, Danny Hurst, Jim McKee, Mike Front Row: Sherwin, Tom Mitchell, John Strickler, Rick leadholm Kelley. Back Row: Ray Pierotti, Gary Bell, Allan Kelley, Mark Lloyd, Moon. Back Row: Ed Boeger, Guy Hadler, Sam Graham, Doug CalH Mike Olsen, Dave Paquin. Russ Fiddymcnt, Brion Ganard, Dave Wade, Jim Postle, Wayne Q Mike Escott. I Led by junior Paul Hadler, the A cross country team completed another fine season. They I finished in a first place tie in league competition, and also did well in other meets. The B's and “C's ’ performed well too, with the ‘‘C's taking first place in the CVC. | 150 VARSlty footB Ll Managers Richard Davies John Glasgow 151 Mike Collins John Bond Loren Graham Tom Patterson Beau Palmer Bob Stapp “Victory-wise, 1962 was a lean year on the gridiron for our Longhorns. And no one felt the sting of defeats more than did the boys on the squad. They were a great bunch of kids and it was heartbreaking seeing them come out on the short end of a couple of close contests — ones in which a bit of luck could have given us the victory. Someone has to lose in every game — unfortunately this was our year. But, it can never be said that this group didn't give their 100% plus best. With a squad that had only 3 returning lettermen and faced with a rugged schedule, we coaches felt the squad did an excellent job. Jerry Miley Don Commons Roger Brown Dick Smith Mike Kohle Craig Cochran Dan Commons Mike Roberts We, of the coaching staff and squad members, would like to thank our fine student body for sticking with us right down to the last game. This is a test of true spirit—Longhorn spirit! Wins or losses, no matter what, this 1962 Varsity because of their desire, their fine attitude and most important of all, because they are one great group of boys, we'll never forget them! Quote from Coaches Souza, Ray, and Tucker. The season inaugural against the Highlands Scots was marked by Mike Sarmento 153 three spectacular pass plays, from quarterback Mike Roberts to end Jerry Pagenkopf, which gained a total of 146 yards. The first one came early in the second period when Roberts hit Pagenkopf with a button-hook pass and Pagenkopf scampered 74 yards for a touchdown. Later, in the fourth quarter, the Longhorns gambled on a fourth down and 11 situation on their own 17 yard line, and Pagenkopf took a Roberts pass all the way to the 17 yard stripe before being hauled down. In the second game of the season the Longhorns faced the powerful Falcons of Bishop Armstrong. The Falcons were then rated as the number one team in Superior California. The determined Longhorns narrowly missed upsetting Armstrong in losing 13-6. The Longhorns touchdown came early in the fourth Jerry Smart Dan McGee Bill Goodpaster Mike Pisor Steve Reagor Richard Winkle Mike Tilson Randy Selby Allen Toon Bill Hilsinger Art Kattenhorn Jerry Pagenkopf Martin O'Donnell period as they drove 44 yards in seven plays with fullback Ted Broyhill crashing across from the six for the score. The Homecoming Game was the most exciting game of the season. A crowd of approximately 4,000 saw an aroused Longhorn team upset the heavily favored first place Bella Vista Broncos. The game was a hard 155 hitting defensive battle with the lone Longhorn score coming on an 11 yard pass from Mike Roberts to Ned Heasty in the end zone. The game-winning extra point was kicked by Jerry Pagenkopf. The stout Longhorn defense held the Broncos to a single touchdown. 156 Wayne Irion Phil Jones Jamie Gittens Paul Collins Doug Williams Paul Turner Jerry Needy Ned Heasty 157 junioR VaRSity ( ootBAll Coaches Claud Edge and Bob Mazzuca led the J.V. ream to a second place finish in the Capital Valley Conference. League SCOReBOARd L.S. Encina 18.................26 Bella Vista 6.................13 San Juan 14.................28 Mira Loma 21................. 0 El Camino 6.................13 Preseason practice Front Row, L. to R.: Spence, Glen; Scott, Marvin; Trujillo, Sam; Korstjens, Jim; Shampon, Dee; Tabakman, John; Katfenhorn, Joe; Jones, Alan; DePew, Ollie,- Smith, Bernie. Second Row: Dresser, Jon,- Chapman, Bruce; Mastagni, Dave; Pro, Steve; Poole, Glen; Chcnowcth, Keith; Barton, Scott; Forncrook, John; Dougherty, Mark. Third Row: Coach Edge; McCoy; Willis, Bob; Abbendroth, Dennis; Lesley, Darold; Dilco, Marty,- Wiseman, Ed; Shkal, John; Gomes, John; Hill, Steve; Coach Mazzuca. Fourth Row: Owens, John; Anderson, Rich; Moore, Bill; Wickham, Rick; McClain, Toby; Saunders, John; Hubbard, Rone; Bolce, Charles; Porker, Gary,- Ohlsen, Roland; Managers: John Terry, Jim Edge, David Smith. 158 fpeshnun footBall Encina 21 L.S. 7 Bella Vista 18 6 El Camiho 12 7 San Juan 13 7 Mira Loma 7 6 Coaches Stan LeProtfi and Dick Watson Front Row, L. to R.: Jack 8uBoise, John Barris, Larry Hogge, Larry Pinson, Roger Pearce, Bill Lamberd, Chris Chase, Dave Rice, Ron Trammell. Second Row: Larry Boshey, Wayne Knight, Buzz McGinnis, Taylor Medley, Jim Lombardo, Steve Warner, Tom Stewart, Pat Carder, Rick Leisher. Row Three: Coach LeProtti, Mike Schier, Rick Riley, Craig Garmon, Tom Warren, Phil Radford, Allan Criddlebaugh, Don Clarkson, Lloyd Narramore, Greg Callahan, Coach Watson. Fourth Row: Tom Pigg, Forrest Marshall, Dave Gutknecht, Clark Don, Tim Reece, Jim Fitzpatrick, Dave Jones, Gary Johnson, Rick McKinney. Missing: Larry Turner. 159 Doug Gutnecht VARSity BasketBAll The Longhorn Varsity this year lacked one vital ingredient which makes a team a champion. That ingredient was experi- ence. The team had height, talent and a well-balanced attack, but with only'three Seniors on the team, the missing experience could have made the difference in several close decisions. How- ever, as the season progressed the team showed great improve- ment and finished fast by winning three of their last five C.V.C. games as compared to winning only one of the first five in C.V.C. competition. The closing burst included upsetting Bella Vista and tough Mira Loma as well as a heart-breakingly close 3-point loss to El Camino, the number one rated basketball power in Superior California. According to Coach Jack Heron prospects for the next year's Varsity team are very bright. Paul Turner Jon Dresser Dick Behl Jim Knolls Jerry West 161 Mel Jeffs L.S. El Dorado 20. . 26 Rio Linda 25. . 35 Highlands 47. . 34 Sacramento 36. . 35 Norte Del Rio 23. , 50 Folsom 36. . 23 'Mira Loma 49. . 36 San Juan 30. . 47 Bella Vista 31 . . 22 Bella Vista 52. . 36 San Juan 44. . 55 El Camino 67. . 27 Encina 54. . 29 Yuba City 35. . 43 Mira Loma 34. . 24 Bella Vista 39. . 41 El Camino 37. . 34 San Juan 42. . 48 Encina 45. . 34 Mira Loma 37. . 41 Phil Jones •c.v.c. Pre-Season Tourney Bob Sayers Bryon Lais JunioR VaRSity BasketBAll 164 fRosh BasketBaU The Freshman basketball team led by Gary Johnson, Jim Mauer, and Dave Jones played a ten-game schedule which included meeting each team in the Capital Valley Conference twice. The team is organized to give freshman boys a chance to gain valuable experience by participating in league competition. Coach George Souza 166 Row One, I. to R.: George Nagel, Mike Brattland, Scheir. Row Two: Ron Fogelman, Jon Stevens, Gary Dave Gutknecht. Row Three: Larry Nolle, John Craig, Dave Jones. Jime Maurer, Jim Fitzpatrick, Mike Johnson, Ron Yockam, Bill Lambert, Mark York, John Spencer, Taylor Medley, Dave Sullivan. VARSlty Coach Bob Mazzuca 167 tRACk As Standing: Coach Rathbone, J. Taylor, J: Edge. J. West, T. Riefz, R. Pillard, D. Smith, Vance Hamilton. Bending: D. Cruser, P. Hadlcr, S. Norton, B. Stapp, J. Joupt, T. Goodpastor, B. Kearny. Kneeling: J. Brill, J. Giltin, G. Porker, B. Stankus, M. Marcks, J. Smart, M. O'Don- nell. B s Standing: S. Trujillo, M. Robinson, B. Wagner, A. Lassley, M. Bennett, Vick Platt, M. Dougherty. Kneeling: G. Mahler, M. Kelley, G. Ensigh, D. Overman, M. Lloyd, Scott Davis, B. Leidigh, B. Francisco. 168 C's Standing: G. Brigance, J. Graham, K. Escott, W. Wiant, J. Gaskell, J. Postal, V. Samders, J. Nottelson. Kneeling: J. Strickler, J. Escott, J. Caldarera, D. Sullivan, G. Hadler, T. Reece, C. Harbridge, E. Jones, D. Shoe. Vapsity BaseBaLL Coach Ron Heberer Standing: T. Fisher, W. Chaney, R. Inderbitzcn, M. Jones, R. Ensbury, C. August, P. Hcnshel, D. Hurst. Kneeling: D. Leonard, S. Barton, J. Pagenkopf, M. Sarmento, A. Kattenhorn, M. Jeffs, M. Stevens, B. Wagner. Sifting: J. Terry, I. Graham, S. Reagor, M. Roberts, M. loper, D. Woodrcll, M. Collins. JunioR vapsity and pReshman BaseBall Coach Jim Ray Standing: D. Osborne, C. Coons, J. Dubois. G. Brandon, E. Wiseman, G. Bell. Kneeling: D. Wachina, A. Burke, J. Johnson, M. Dileo, J. Kattenhorn, S. Pro, J. Korstjens, J. Rice. Sitting: C. Vanderpool, R. Anderson, J. Owens, B. Rabon, D. Shampan, R. Garyanie, G. Boeger. 170 171 Swim team I Members of the swimming team are: Steve Anderson, Bob Anderson, Renney Aviaz, Tom Atkins, Charles Bean, Don Boise, John Berkley Chuck Born, Bob Byrnes, Buster Brown, Roger Barrett, Jim Chapman, Doug Calhoun, Dan Commons, Bob Carrico, Don Commons, Larry Cotter, John DeCarteret, Tad Easterday, Bob Frankenberg, Cal Funk, Russ Fiddeyment, Bob Findley, Steve Gowdy, Bob Hartley, Bill Hilsinger, Gary Leymaster, Terry McCellan, Steve Martin, San Martin, Stan Oakes, Rich Miller, Dennis Peifer, Mike Petre, Dave Paquiti, Terry Prusser, Ken Rotter, Rich Reilly, Rich Robinson, Frank Robinson (Mgr.), Phil Strick, Jim Smith, Allen Toon, Mike Tilson, Dick Titus, Tennis Tollefson. 172 Ski team ADVISOR: Mr. Darrel Torgerson Back Row: Bob Stapp, Dove Bolen, Maddy Miller, and Gudrun Henderson. Front Row: Pat Jordan, Jean lothrop, and Kathy Rhodes. tennis 174 Coach Mr. Leroy McCoy L. to R.: L. English, 8. Zarp, C. Byal, J. Spencer, G. Johnson, D. Holmes. L. to R.: P. McCue, P. Raymond. M. Ol- son, T. lee, G. Na- gel, 8. Gucnard. 175 §tu )ent Di ectony JUNIORS Accoomando, Don Adams, Mary Aivaz, Renny Alexander, Larry Alger, Kenneth All, Jim Anderson, Chris Anderson, Scot Anuszczyk, Pam Arts, Ron August, Charles Baerd, Helen Baerd, Heline Bohr, Sharen Bailey, Shirley Baker, Ronnie Barta, Steve Baxter, Sue Beck, Janice Beckinger, Gary Benny, Rudy Bibb, Jeanne Bishop, Judy Blanton, Diane Blood, Judy Blue, Judy Boeckeler, Kathy Bohlander, Veda Booth, Kathy Boroski, Beverly Boshard, Jim Bowden, Bev Boyce, Sheryl Bradford, Phyllis 8rooks, Dannella Brown, Randy Brown, Roger Broyhill, Ted Buchanan, Stephen Buck, Nancy Buckingham, Norm Burgess, Fran Burgland, Signe Burrcson, Milton Byal, Tim Cadway, Barry Caitero, John Coldarera, Joe Calhon, Edward Campbell, Missy Carey, Sharon Carlson, Phyllis Carson, Carolyn Ccdidla, Cheryl Chapman, Jim Clark, Bill Clark, Ga'ry , Coan, Connie Cochran, John Coleman, Sharon Collins, Paul Commons, Don Cook, Richard Cook, Sharon Coomes, Ronnie Coones, Starlyn Cooper, Anna Coopes, James Coury, Jan Cox, Sharon Crago, Robert Cripper, Floyd Crockett, Eddie Cruser, Don Cummings, Dale Daniels, Carol Darling, Dawn Davies, Rich Davis, Anita Do Boer, Larry De Carteret, Dianna De Movro, Paul Do Woody, Vicki Dittmer, Rodger Deaa, Craig Dickson, Pam Dodds, Judy Duncan, Sharon Dunhan, Diane Durby, Judy Durcttc, Harry Dyer, Shelia Echols, Cheryl Elam, Jo Anne Elliott, Marsha English, Larry Engstrom, Lynn Ensbury, Rich Ensign, Gary Faires, Mary Farmer, Dick Farmer, Patricia Farnsworth, Bunnie Fellows, Margaret Fiddymenk, Marty Fillmore, Terri Fischer, Dolores Fischer, Ted Fletcher, Noreen Foltz, Sandy Foster, Saundra Fox. Teresa Friend, Ray Fueston, Judy Gaffney, Danny Galli, Carlo Gamboa, Frank Gardner, Jim Gclissc, Marylynn Gennette, Karen Germaine, Donna George, Carolyn Gittins, Jamie Glasjon, Jon Goodpaster, Bill Goodpasture, Tom Goundrey, Fred Green, Diane Growe, Trudy Guarienti. Roger Gunther, Linda Gutneltt, Doug Hadler, Paul Hakala, Dan Hamilton, Janet Hamm, Gail Hansen, Mario Haron, Julie Harris, Pat Hart, Sharon Hartley, Roger Hartwig, Naomi Hauptman, Linda Hates, Troas Heasty, Ned Hcnrioulle, Pam Henschel, Pete Herndon, Gene Herr, Ann Hickey, Lisa Hightower, Dana Hilsinger, Bill Hitchcock, Diane Hoffman, Michele Hollibaugh, Amber Host, David Houseman, Ralph Hjelstrom, David Huff, Elaine Humble, Betty Hurst, Danny Hurst, Paula Hutchinson, Linda Jeffords, Malcolm Jeffs, Steve Johnson, Gary Johnson, Paul Johnson, Susan Jonas, Sharlene Jones, Mollie Jones, Phil Jordan, Pat Juvenal, Bill Kauffroath, Donna Kelley, Alan Kemper, Dennis Kenney, Joan Kendall, Donna Kline, John Kole, Adrion Koinoff, Linda Koyama, Susan Kozak, Kitty Kaffoon, Carol Lais, Byron La Monica, Guy L'Amoreaeaux, Jeannie Landis, Dick Landtroop, Dorman Lane, Rick Lane, Steve Larson, Lois Lauel, Janice Lauer, Leah La Vonna, Martin Lawson, Lonnie Lawson, Rod Lee, Tom Lee, Vicki Leidigh, 8ob Leonard, Dennis Lcvong, Patsy Lewis, Donna Leymastcr, Gary Lindsey, Doug Loper, Danielle Lothrop, Jean Loucks, Linda MacLellan, Terry McBride, Kevin McDowell, Mary McGee, Dan McKee, Jim McYey, Mary Mojorich, Sonja Malcom, Ann Manning, Stanley Marks, Mike Marcotte, Marian Marriage, Virginia Mauldin, Brenda Meline, Helen Mettert, Shirley Miklos, Kathy Miles, Uva Dean Miller, Bob Miller, Kyle Miller, Larry Miller, Mary Mistier, Ron Mogford, Pam Monge, Sharon Monk, Larry Moorse, Diana Morgan, Bob Mowles, Gordon Moyer, Laura Mrozinski, Norma Mueller, John Muller, Monly Murrith, Dennis Mustra, Jim Nagel, Cheryl Nagel, Virginia Nathan, Rick Nelson, Eric Nelson, Paul Nelson, Richard Newton, Charlene Nielson, Ronald Nolan, Suzan Noll, Jim Noodrell, Dave Nordgreen, Marc Norris, Geri Nutt, Brad Oehler, Susan Ogan, Adcll Olsen, Mike Olsen, Tom Paclik, Jim Palmer, Beau Panicucci, Pat Parks, Ranelle Parrish, Kristen Parsley, Barbara Pascoe, Sharron Pearce, Sandy Penner, Carl Pishek, Kenneth Pisor, Mike Plagmann, David Plush, les Poore, Sandy Prichard, Joe Prichard, Judy Rairdon, Alma Roinville, Randall Randolph, Wes Raycraft, John Raynor, Bill Read, Aaron Reagor, Cam Rector, Leslye Redel, Randy Redondo, Frank Reel, Francie Rehage, Tommy Rhoars, Kathy Ricaud, Jeanne Rice, Bruce Rich, Jennifer Rietz, Tom Riggins, Richard Roberts, Dave Robinson, Pam Rorsythe, Joe Rose, David Roth, Eugene Rotter, Chorio Russell, Bobette Sadler, Stephen Saiia, Steve Soivo, Carol Samuels, Steve Sanders, Evanell Sarmento, Mike Saruer, Bob Schaeckengost, Frank Schanzenbach, Dick Schcltcns, Marcia Schmid, Joyce Schmidt, Cheryl Sharrer, Roger Shelton, Diana Sheppard, Glen Sheppard, Larry Shereer, Patti Shields, Wilma Sisco, Dcralyn Sisco, Linda Sizemore, Larry Ska I i sky, Sherro Skinner, Marilyn Slicton, Lou Ann Smothers, Gary Smith, Allan Smith, Betty Smith, Connie Smith, Louise Smith, Pat Sordelet, Jim Speak, Sandy Sparks, Chris Spear, Lauri Spiers, Jeff Stacconi, Kathryn Stapp, Robert Stefan, Ronald Steineck, Dick Steiner, Jackie Stevens, Claudia Stevens, Pat Still, Mary Stites, Bill Strick, Phil Stromme, Charles Sutton, Caryl Sykosty, Pat Taylor, Alvis Taylor, Stan Terry, John Thomas, Craig Thomas, Rick Thomas, Pat Thornbury, Frank Toon, Allen Train, Tim Trimble, Gary Turner, Penny Tuter, Jerry Wade, Judy Wagner, Bill Waite, Sue Watson, Pam West, Jerry West, Tom Whitcombe, Jim Whifccombe, Nancy Whiteman, Penny Wiant, April Wilcox, Carolyn Wilkinson, Sandy Willis, Jane Winkle, Richard Wiseman, lawanda Wright, Mike Van Volkinburg, Howard Young, Celeste Young, Cindy Zarp, Byron SOPHOMORES Abendrofh, Dennis Acuna, Pat Adams, lla Adams, Patricia Agee, Steven Aldridge, Susan Alexander, Darold Allcr, Kathleen Allmendinger, George Anderson, Barry Anderson, Bob Anderson, Ken Anderson, Richard Andrade, Carol Andrews, Sandy Arthur, Shirley Atkinson, Juliann Aughinbaugh, Nancy Authbert, Susan Bailey, Gloria Bailey, Mike Bainville, Glen Baker, Noelle Baldwin, Dennis Ballachey, Debbie Bane, Virginia Banks, Cindy Barca, Dan Barnard, Susan Barth, Judy Bartlett, Leslie Barton, Scott Bass, Kathy Bahr, Diane Bauman, Jeff Bell, Gary Bell, Georgia Benge, Janice Bennet, Marvin Berg, Ole Bernstein, Larry Berry, Ruth Beutlcr, Judy Bianco, Judy Bihl, Donald Binder, Linda Bissell, Glenn Blount, Clinton Boeger, Ed Bolen, David Boren, Sue Bowden, Jeff Boyd, David Boyd, Michael Bradley, David Bradley, Paul Braum, Gregory Brauner, Susan Bray, Tom Brazicl, Terri Breitweiser, Tom Brelkinridge, Michael Brockmann, Janice Brown, Judy Brown, Paula Brigance, Greg Briskin, Stew Browne, Cynthia 8ryant, Kathy Buckingham, Cheryl Buckles, Virginia Burglund, Steve Burke, Don Burmeister, Dale Burr, Leslie Burt, Barbara Bybce, Keith Cabral, Larry Cadway, Jeff Calhoun, Doug Campbell, Dan Carrico, Robert Carter, Kathy Carter, Troy Cavnar, Mike Chadwick, Robert Chapman, Carol Chenoweth, Keith Chirco, Dreama Clark, Claudia Clark, Wayne Clarkson, Sheila Clemo, Lida Cole, Audrey Coffman, Sheryl Cole, Tom Coleman, Nonnie Collell, Jerry Collings, Michael Collins, Dave Collins, Katherine Combs, Sandy Cook, Craig Cook, Dorothy Coones, Glenn Cooper, Dorothy Causincau, Carolyn Cox, Donna Craig, Jim Cravens, Sue Crouch, Nancy Crowder, Gorden Crunk, Marlene Cruse, Shirley Cummingham, Keith Dasch, Carolyn Dovis, Ken Davidson, Joan Davidson, linka Damiata, Frank Darby, Judy Debora, Darlene De Careret, John Decker, David Deilman, Marilyn Delaney, Sue De Pew, Ollie De Ponter, lorcan De Vries, Penny Devriend, Judy De Woody, Glenda Dickerson, Richard Dodd, Karen Doll, Sharon Dougherty, Mall Dove, Darlene Dresser, Jon Dunham, Beth Dunn, Pris Dyke, Sidney Eastcrday, Cindy Eauis, Ernie Edge, Jim Edmonds, Ed Eisner, Vivian Engellenner, Sheila Ennis, Judy Ernst, Richard Ertel, Kathy Escott, Ken Escott, Mike Folkenbcrg, Linda Fischer, lllona Flonagen, Greg Fleming, Dick Foot, Diane Francisco, Bob Fulmer, Janet Funk, Carl Gale, Carol Gale, Mary Coones, Virginia Gibson, Dennis Gibbs, Joan Gilbert, Kim Gilchrist, Jan Gillette, Norine Gipe, Kathy Glaze, Georgia Goggia, Francine Gollihur, Greg Gomes, Charles Gompert, Doug Gontarski, Mary Goodrich, Jackie Goss, Kent Gousalves, Roy Gowdy, Midge Graham, Sam Grobicl, Roy Grant, Kathy Grierson, Joe Grimes, Peggy Gross, Elizabeth Gunse', David Halterman, Sue Hall, Carol Halverson, Nancy Hamilton, Barbara Hamilton, Larry Hammersmith, John Haney, Becky Hand, Chcrylene Hardesty, Terry Harris, Dan Hart, Varvi Haycock, Keat Haynes, Kay Head, Maudyne Hennig, Klauso Hill, Sandy Hill, Steve Hodges, Eddie Hodgkin, Linda Hoffman, Jill Holbrook, Janice Hoick, Eldon Hoick, Lowrence Holland, Terry Holloway, Linda Holms, Susan Holste, Jeff Hoppers, Mike Hopson, Carol Horsley, Shirley Howard, Vocllc Hurlbuf, Walter Howard, Larry Howtom, Judith Hunt, Deborah Hunt, Steve Inclan, Albert Irvine, Dennis James, Carol Jangway, Sandra Jayner, Jo Jefferson, Eileen Jenovino, Chris Johnson, Colleen Johnson, Dennise Johnson, Jim Jonos, Allen Jones, Greg Jones, John Jones, Warren Joyce, Jack Kail, Sandi Kalstner, Vicky Kearney, William Kearns, Chuck Keefer, Gail Keil, Steve Kelly, Mike Kielty, Mike King, Weslynn Klein, Marilyn Knauff, M e Knieriem, Leslie Koghnche, Carol Korstiens, Jim Kattenhorn, Joe Kozlik, Frank Krolikowski, Chris Kruse, Dorothy Kuhn, Sandra Kuntz, Dale Lamborn, Dona Landis, Patty La Prath, George Larkins, Gary Latendorf, Henry Laucr, Cathy Lavett, Jeff Laurent, Carol Law, Carolyn Lawson, Joan Leadholm, Rick Lee, Fred Lee, Karen Lee, Roberta Levang, Mary Lewis, Jan Lewis, Linda Lewis. 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