Laguna Blanca School - La Honda Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Standing Arthur O Keeffe Roger Lee Richard Mercer John Patterson John Afton Michael Wilkie Johnathan Bolduan Nicholas Muller Norman Dawley Seated Tod Ealand Jo Palmer Leigh Sholes Karen Moore Edith Stoney Carol Cochrane Stephen Peterson Front Row George Stevens Kathy Lyon Cathy McComb Katie Mort Diana Smyth Loma Kimball Bully Hayes SUPHUMUPIE CLASS lts been a long time since lve reviewed the llves of my proteges of 1911 Wmmnder whats been happemnv Ah yes Monsieur Afton and benor Hayes are still COHLOCtlIlg tasty horsdoeuvres known as currled cookies Iomas pouring over ancient tomes devlllshly attempting to add amendments t previously accepted truths known as Eucllds theorems, and of course Pepa continues faith fully to haunt Mr Kumler s cerebral passages with But slr lf X Y then why wont M To take a peek at Roger Lee whos at last content with the lmmoderate climate of deep Africa why not climb aboard Normans ,lay Boat which is determined to make a trlp around the world lll 14 6 days, and upon whose bowsplrlt Mike Ainsworth is precarlously balancing? ghost complete with amputated leg Tod Laland On the may back lets stop for a moment at the 1960Olymp1cs where we ll encounter Michael Wilkie Steve Petersen and Edl Stoney lthat subtle fflrll mfamous swlmmlng stars, and linger mv on the battle Held of a tennls court are Kathy Lyon and Karen Moore By the may the tvwo side saddle side wmders oyer there are Katie Morf and Carol Cochrane Why theres that ace in the hole John Patterson and our only hope for the basket ball team Arthur OKeeffe not to mention those traitors to laguna Blanca John Bolduan and Diana Smyth And now for a quick glimpse into the artistic world Pam Rester and Jo Palmer tht Vlutt and Jeff team of Santa Barbara Cathy McComb our wonderfully lopsided woman f letters 'md wr mustnt overlook the ardent advocate of the lend lease record policy lewh Sholes nor the only hope for the senior lawn Ceorfe Stevens The Ghost 0 Ille Sophomore floss : I I . I I . I I : I I I A I I I ' 1 1 - - s - - I v -- 9 ' 'Q I U . . . . Y . s - . . , v -1 - I i ' M u w Q A I v . . , . . o - , - Y 9 ' I ii ' ' T 7 9 I . . , .. , . . . . 7 V' LG' 7, ' . . , . . . . Moby Dick ahoyl 4Could it be Dick Mercer?l And whom should we sight by Captain Ahalfs A I AY V h , l ' 7 . Y v , . . . . Y 44 ,, . .' . . . A L 7 D - . . Y 1 V ' D ' 7 .t v - 9 . J 9 3 P 7 ' ' I I i + GG ' 77 I . , , 1 ' 7 , . 1' o , y . D l . . : . v Q ' , - c y . , , ,. .' ,. ' c ' ' s, Z1 .' f .. Lg W lf 97 l 9 5 7 21

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Standing George Hammond Geoffry Clark Winston Kratz Barkley Wyckoff Bull Serumgord Don Congdon Seated Tom Cole Jeon Menzies Held: Jungrnckle Ann Grohom Gay Ashforth Christine Hockley Missing Linda MacDonald Ned Quockenbush IUNIUIH CLASS ln the past year we the ,lunlor Class, have participated ln many kinds of school activities Barkley Wyckoff and Ned uackenbush as Class representatlyes on the Student Council did much they feel, to bring about its success Among the extramural actlyltles was the yery eyccltlnfflumor Senior snow trip durinff which most of us recelyed enough snow to last for quite a while ln athletics we sent three boys to both varsity teams developed some track men and made a few tennls stars We hope they all played an lmportant part in the games we won and lost The Junior class was yery active III all our school social functions, and lll the course of the year gave two dances one in the first term and the other for commencement both were lots of fun On the personal side we shall always remember Winstons heavy step in study hall H6ldlS smile Bills knowledffe of history Toms art work Chrlss short hair 'N ds com ments ln English Ceorffes lyy Leaffues Anns pink hinder Lindas ability to yyiitc note during chemistry class Gay s chanvlnff hair styles an Barkley s inability t d sr yu N1 Dunn s COHIPOSIUOH style last hut by no means least we thank our faculty for our education this year All our Mach ers haye done thelr best to understand and help us and let us not forf et that it tfakfs our liest ahoye all Barkley W1 1 ko 5 I 1 D 1 H I I 1 1 f H I , , I h. . Q , . - K A . 4 ' C' A 7 P .7 M L . Y . ' l l 7 1 2 . . . Y I Q ' ' 1 ' ' f . ' t ' 1 Jeanie always pouring over her algebrag Dan's disagreement with lVlr. Dunnls grading sy stem: . ., . I . , W . V. ., n . . , . v . I . U 5 ts , 7 - - - ' f - ' ' - . , tl 5 . ' . tl L 7 . 4 Q . . V . . ' . L ' --: , Z. C y' -1 d ' o 1- -o ' -- , lx 7 w s ' . ' ' , -,' L1 i ' . f. - 20 L A H O N D A

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Back Row Roger Morf Jerry Nammack Wlnslow Colllns Mlke AIHSWOYTD Ralph Cole Dovld Hopklns Fred Welr Davld Hamllton Middle Blll Weeks Susan Rose Llnda Blssel Dorothy Nlchols Jockle Cochrane Melmda Elbrlght Nicholas Holbrook Front Randy Peterson Pamela Rester Melody Balloy Karsten Nelson Gall Erllch Pamela Rammage Marshall Taylor PRESHMAN CLASS ln our class of twenty three let us start wlth Melody Larly ln the morn each day she helps us all wlth Algebray Next IS a lass, ,lackle I5 her name her long golden curls have brought her muah fame Ralph he IS called, but Buzz he llkes best Hes a tall Texas cowboy and hls jokes are a jest ,lan the glrl whom we all llke IS pert and pretty But her fate IS her blke Wlth Randy and Davld ltS boats all around but not for Dear Jerms, hes our class down Dorotea to Mr Dunn IS Dorothy to us and sure lots of fun For Klrsten and Pam horses are fine they re both really cute and fun all the tlme Dal ld and Marshall are our class WIIS lf thelr grades were below A s there d surelx be fi Wlnslow, the boy who has traveled far, keeps busy belng our favorlte sports star Llnda Blssell IS pretty tall and dark shes adored by all and good for a lark Roger and Fred NICRO and Mlke, are four new guys whom we all llke Rosy s tennls IS sure up to par and her maps ln Geography are best bx far Speaklng of passes Gale makes qulte a few but an A ln Homework would be solllethlllfv new Known for her long brown ponytall Susles weakness IS a certaln Groton nlale And last but not least IS a blonde halred lass Mlchele ls her nanle and the frlelldshlp she offers wlll surelx last four FIPSIIIIIPII . . . , I I . . , . . . u v . , u . 7 9 7 ' l . . , v , w w .1 1 , - ' . , . Melinda ,tis said is always the best, but in Mr. Reitz's study hall, shels surely a pest. 0 . Q , v ', . f 3 ' ' , ' I' , ts. . . . 7 7 ' . 7 5 . Q Y ' ' 77. n q , . 1 . 7 JV I . , . . 7 l Y . . v P V. Q , A . y . L 2 . .L e . . ' I ss ' 1 ls 22 L A H O N D A