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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

SANTA BARBARA AVIATION, INC. SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT • (805)967-5608 GOLETA, CALIFORNIA 93017 25pM v I Ph. 967-1626 SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT COLETA. CALIFORNIA LA HONDA 1973 LAGUNA BLANCA SCHOOL SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA ' UPPER SCHOOL DEDICATION KENT FERGUSON We have chosen to dedicate this yearbook to the person whose faith, patience and guidance has contributed to the success of our class. His genuine concern for each indiv idual is reflected in the attitude of the students as a whole. He has channeled our energy into constructive efforts and has enabled us to become a produc- tive class. The unity with which we pride our- selves is largely due to his guidance. We are in- debted to this man and wish to express our grat- itude. We, the class of 1973, dedicate this LA HONDA to Mr. Ferguson. And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We ' re captive on a carousel of time We can ' t return, we can only look Behind from where we ' ve come And go round and round and round In a circle game. - Joni Mitchell FACULTY JOHN H. ADAMS Headmaster, English NEVILL CRAMER Administrative Assistant, College Counselor, English I J WILLIAM C. SCOBLE Assistant Headmaster; Director of Upper School; French MAXWELL P. RUSTON Director of Middle School; English, Dramatics C. DANA WHITE EDWARD R. SPAULDING Director of Athletics, Science |j «  «  .« .. LILLIAN STEDMAN; IRENE BRIEL; LAURA HESS Secretary; Assistant Secretary; Assistant Secretary J i Ek 10 WILLIAM W. SHIRK Mathematics MALCOM POLLEY Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing COL. GERALD L. ROBERSON French, Spanish 11 PETER G. LORBER Sciences H. YATES SATTERLEE, JR. Mathematics SUSAN STEINER Drama, English - 12 ROBERT C. TURNER History, English KATHY BARR Sciences MICHAEL L. KIMSEY Sciences 13 PATRICIA C. SWEENY ubrari an LINDA WALL French, Spanish NATALIE B. HANSEN 14 CANDY PELISSERO Latin, French, Lower School Art Assistant .- BARBARA A. FERGUSON English KENT FERGUSON History 15 DWIGHT M. JOHNSON Religion, Psychology JULIA PRICE GRAY Mathematics 16 LINDA P. EGAN Spanish CRAIG CRAWSHAW Cho rus HERMAN SCHACH Gardener ALFONSO SALAZAR 17 V itc jump ft fry i 18 19 THE NEW BUILDING ' V t I II • fc :■ ■ ■ ft k$ fi v. FPVILLALBA m ?h. 27I65 I 1 As school began this year, a new building was put into use. It consists of a block of four class- rooms, several offices, a storeroom and rest- rooms. The new complex replaces the old buildings which contained the Shuman Room, Old Art Room, Terrace Room, Faculty and Senior Rooms. These old rooms had a lot of character and atmosphere, but posed a number o f prob- lems. The electric wiring was faulty, the heating no longer worked, several beams had cracked, and termites were eating homework papers. Before the buildings were demolished, students worked for several days salvaging roof tiles for use on the new building. Aside from saving a consider- able sum of money, the mixing of old, weathered tiles with new ones helped the new structure to harmonize with other buildings at school. Approximately where the Terrace Room once stood, a circular brick patio was constructed. At one side of this is the Lisa Merritt Memorial Fountain which was dedicated on September 17th. ' 21 THE BLAIR STERRETT SHUMAN HOUSE 22 23 24 25 CAMP LAGUNA On September 6 at 10:00 A.M., nearly everyone in grades 9-12 met in the school parking lot for the bus trip to Cachuma Camp. Camp La- guna was organized this year in an effort to get school off to a better start than ever. It was hoped that the two days at Camp Laguna would enable new students to get ac- quainted with the school, and re- unite old friends before the start of classes. Among the activities dur- ing the two days were a game of Capture-the-Flag using sacks of flour, wheelbarrow races, and chicken fights in the swimming pool. There was square dancing one evening. Camp Laguna was def- initely a success. 26 a — A. • ESmiI l. 27 M z , lw ' ' ' i - ' Sb p x. gj s M r ■ r U - JH Am s dl k r ' ' ' ' ' .: . ■. . 1 28 29 SWIM MEET •f. • if .- a ■ d 30 ■ Ui 31 MIDDLE SCHOOL LAPA LAPA PARTY 32 UPPER SCHOOL LA PA LA PA 33 FALL FESTIVAL 34 j HESHi ■ ■■ 36 k S« KKw L ' - 1 1 a ■ ■ %5 ' Y ■ I B I J ■ f - B 5 Kl lA. V. • 37 SENIORS 38 39 m . STEVEN LATSCH MILES Everything that is said has already been said before. 40 STEWART F. SEXTON WIND a murmur, a breeze set in motion a feeling, a kind of notion that a misty, shadowy shape is close by but then, it parses like a soft, deep sigh a force, strong but unseen, an effort made to redeem its lost substance in the sound of th e trees as it swishes by but then, it passes like a soft, dee a sadness that knows no end a feeling, that with this blends e knowledge that the Wind blows truth from the depth of the sky then, it passes like a soft, deep rtunate that man cannot see how the Wind answers his special need know his soul and let the spirit fly t man lets it pass like a soft, deep h -Janet Wilson Grade Eleven 41 ■ • r nt p . .m. xi Mk TIM MESSICK It is only a little planet But how beautiful it is. Water that owns the north and west and south And is all colors and is never all quiet, And the fogs are its breath . . . All the free companies of windy grasses . . . Pure naked rock . . . ... A lonely clearing; a little field of corn by the streamside; a roof under spared trees. Love that, not man apart from that. . . -Robinson Jeffers I find that the three truly great times for thinking thoughts are when I am standing in the shower, sitting on the John, or walking. And the greatest of these, by far, is walking. -Colin Fletcher 43 Song to a Seagull Fly silly seabird No dreams can possess you No voices can blame you For sun on your wings My gentle relations Have names they must call me For loving the freedom Of all flying things My dreams with the seagull fly Out of reach out of cry I came to the city And lived like old Crusoe On an island of noise In a cobble stone sea And the beaches were concrete And the stars paid a light bill And the blossoms hung false Out of the city And down to the seaside To sun on my shoulders And wind in my hair But sand-castles crumble And hunger is human And humans are hungry For worlds they can ' t share My dreams with the seagulls fly Out of reach out of cry I called to the seagull Who dives to the waters And catches his silver-fine Dinner alone Crying where are the footprints That danced on these beaches And the hands that cast wishes That sunk like a stone My dreams with the seagulls fly Out of reach out of cry Joni Mitchell 44 JANET WILSON = 1 LISA CAMERON Learning is not the accumu- lation of scraps of knowledge. It is a growth, where every act of knowledge develops the learner, thus making him capable of constituting ever more and more complex objectivities - and the object growth in complexity parallels the subjective growth in capacity. - Husserl, as interpreted by Quentin Lauer 45 HEIDI HOWLAND Each of us is the only person who can give the other what each of us wants to have - Peace. -UgoBetti My love and thanks to: Lisa C, Jim, Susan J., Michele, Heidi, Tom 3 X, u 3 O D C 03 D u CD 0 ) U 03 H ' iiua ' snia ' - m ! ' h iw ' P a f a u H°f vi vi ' ue l KATHARINE DICKERSON His love is blind to the foolishness of my heart. -K.D. 47 48 KIM WILSON The sun shimmers a bright light beam into a vast, calm sea; the wind blows across the water to gently curve the sail. A boat glides smoothly onward toward a distant shore. A lazy day in the sun, a quiet sail with friends, is beauty in motion, poetry in action. That ' s sailing, that ' s fun, that ' s life. - Sailing Magazine JOHN FELDSTED Where have you gone, Joe Dimaggio A nation turns its lonely eyes to you. - P. Simon 49 MARK MOSELEY 50 ■milfmm • M . . % MICHELE SURCOUF 51 JIM BURDELL Life is not a problem to be solved, but a mystery to be lived. -Bowles 52 You ' ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. ' ' -King SALLY ADAMS HASKELL 53 THAD FENDON Ozymandias I met a traveller from an antique land Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand, Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkeled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed. And on the pedestal these words appear: ' My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and Despair. ' Nothing beside remains Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away. -Percy Bysshe Shelley 54 Dawn is a feeling, a beautiful ceiling The smell of grass just makes you pass into a dream. You ' re here today No future fears This day will last a thousand years If you want it to. . . You look around you, things they astound you So breathe in deep, you ' re not asleep Open your mind. You ' re here today No future fears This day will last a thousand years If you want it to. . . You understand that all over this land There ' s a feeling in minds far and near It ' s all becoming clear with a painting Now that you ' re growing Pleasure starts flowing It ' s true that life flies faster Than eyes could ever see You ' re here today No future fears This day will last a thousand years If you want it to. . . -Moody Blues JOHN BUGAY He who renounces the adventure of experience must stifle within himself the desire for life, which is a form of suicide. -C.G. Jung Dreams fly when freed by the sea. 55 I ' m gonna mis s you yes, I will No matter where you are, I ' ll love you still Will you cancel my papers, and lock the door ' Cause I ain ' t gonna be ' round no more -America ft - — t k . i C . j i xi L - -ni M -■■ ■« mm. j_ A 1 I — mm -jr jlCrL- • 56 TOM PATTEN kfVi Hermes- An eagle red with blood Shall come, a guest unbidden to your banquet. All day l ong he will tear to rags your body, Feasting in fury on the blackened liver. Prometheus- There is no force which can compel my speech. So let Zeus hurl his blazing bolts, And with the white wings of the snow, With thunder and with earthquake, Confound the reeling world. None of this will bend my will. Hermes- Why, these are ravings you may hear from madmen. Edith Hamilton 57 KEVIN KRAFT 58 Come on people now, Smile on your brother, Everybody get together, Try to love one another right now! -Youngblood m ■ r -■ life W Fyf ELIZABETH MURRILL MILES 59 60 ) j 1  • jif . _i .■-■■- - II ?«sl jBJ JtflTifH i- HQ 1 I -- l ' ;- 61 JUNIORS Grant Dickerson, Freddy Villalpando, Linda Geisler, Sarah Failing Eugene Wulsin, Mary Murfey, Nancy Murfey, Diana Willett 62 Jennifer Wilk, Steve Rickborn, Larry Abbott, Virginia Kenly Holly Masek, Lisa Hughey, Bill Urschel, Bruce Spauld- ing 63 Greg Johnson, David Conner, Stephen Hochman Arthur Sepulveda, Douglas Coughran, Peter Nagel yt V. A. r ■ - JkK: • 64 Craig Schuermann, Vicki Voorhis, Daniel Black Clipper Erickson, Jim Lovelace, Johnjordano Chris Goodrich, Robert Paratte, Tony Dangerfield 65 SOPHOMORES Michael Bertrando, Tad Smyth, David Edmonds, Craig Greene 66 Susan Feldsted, Barbara Merritt, Alex Du Val, Nita Vail, Vicko Nagel Andre Surcouf, Whitney Heimlich, James Hurley Chris Sexton, Chip Lawson, Michael Winkler 67 Janis Reed Jessica Black, Marina Andrews Ken Frick, Therese Jarchow, Robert Failing Lisa Dahlen, Venetia Evans, Christine Bregy, Karen Hochman FRESHMEN r TOP: Geoff Kenyon, C.J.Jackson BOTTOM: David Cronshaw, Brad Johnston BACK: Richard Christianson, Boon Hughey. David Colfax FRONT: Steve Coughran, Tracy Burnell, Colin Masthoff, Charles Harpham 69 Back: Mary Poppic, Wendy McCarty, Cynthia Kenly Front: Michele Wright Sandra Schmandt, Cathy Primbs, Steve Patten, Charles Kalav 70 Frances Gillespie, Barbara Krzyczkowska, Susanne Collier, Laurie Gross Laura Wesson ! i 9 m km FRONT: Lynda Ellenshaw, Elizabeth Finnegan, Vanessa Reed. BACK: Nancy Jarchow, Arabella Stewart. Mike Frick, Peter Guzman, Peter Greene, Tracey Jackson FRONT: Anne Carry, Jeff Berkus, John Schuyler, Marianne Strange, Willie Russell. BACK: Jeff Lovelace. 71 MIDDLE SCHOOL 72 73 EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW: Patrick Siefe, Peter Edwards, Roger Lewis, Michael Shirokow, Frederick Burrows, Michael Wilk. FRONT ROW: Peter Duke Evans, Bruce Mcintosh, James Yabsley. BACK ROW: Alice Wheel- wright, Hilary Ruston, Susan Taylor, Carey Berkus, Julie Love, FRONT ROW: Heath- er Kyne, Lydia Emmet, Dan- ielle Greene. 74 Kathryn Pratt, Carrie Towbes, Solveig Roberts, Annika Dahlen. Andrea Colfax, John DeLoreto, Alex Arm- strong. BACK ROW: Edward Vazquez, Roger Spaulding, Roger Durant, Kenneth Riley. FRONT FROW: Byron Fairbrother, Charles Hobin, David Hooper. 75 SEVENTH GRADE TOP ROW: Soren Hansen, William Holder- man. BOTTOM ROW: Samuel Reitz, Justin Bosio. Susan McCafferty, Deirdra Schmandt, James Jackson, Chris Satterlee. 76 STANDING: Mary Louise Vail, Rebecca HowlanJ. SITTING: Carolyn O ' Roark, Kaia Fairbrother. 77 Charles Voorhis, John Gillespie. Kevin Bemel, George Hollister, David Chase, Jose Munoz, Alex Byrnes. 78 Laura Franklin, Blair Spaulding, Jill Wiester, John Love. Danelle Joseph, Susan Parker, Virginia Kenyon. 79 ACTIVITIES 80 81 SHOP MALCOLM POLLEY 82 CRAFTS SHEILA TEVIS 83 TYPING IRENE BRIEL 84 PHOTOGRAPHY john rupert 85 CHORUS CRAIG CRAWSHAW 86 SEWING ■ PATRICIA SWEENY 87 CHESS WILLIAM C. SCOBLE 88 ORGANIC GARDENING kent ferguson DRAMA SUSAN STEINER 90 ■ ■■ ■■H MR. TURNER, ADVISOR SAILING STEWART SEXTON, COMMODORE ENAMELING PATRICIA CRAMER 93 94 95 INTERNATIONAL CLUB Advisor: Col. Roberson; Co-president: John Feldsted; Secretary-Treasurer: Holly Masek; Co-president: TimMessick SERVICE CLUB Michele Surcouf, Kathy Dickerson 96 THE COKE MACHINE Duffy Griffin, Steve Miles ICE CREAM STORE Assistant Proprietress: Michele Surcouf ; Proprietress: Kathy Dickerson Technical Assistance: Steve Miles; Moral Support: Susan Johnson 97 ■K3£ STATIONERY rf STORE Kim Wilson, Sally Haskell EL TECOLOTE Editors: Sally Haskell, Janet Wilson 98 «s Wilene Hurst-Laguna ' 72 JUNIOR LUNCH SERVICE HEAD: Stephen Hochman, ASSISTANTS: Grant Dickerson, Jim Lovelace, Eugene Wulsin 99 SPORTS - Sponsored by: ALL AMERICAN SPORTING GOODS 1025CHAPALA STREET 101 V VARSITY SOCCER 102 m N ki TOP ROW: Freddie Villalpando, Chris Goodrich, Duffy Griffin, Mark Moseley, Thad Fendon, David Conner, Bruce Spaulding, Daniel Black, Peter Nagel, Douglas Coughran BOTTOM ROW: Craig Schuer- mann, Jim Burdell, Steve Miles, Arturo Sepulveda, Peter Guzman, Tom Patten % , -  . - -. ■ 103 JUNIOR VARSITY TOP ROW: Eugene Wulsin, Grant Dickerson, Jim Lovelace, Ken Frick, Mike Bertrando MIDDLE ROW: John Schuyler, Peter Greene, Andre Surcouf, Tracy Burnell, Tad Smyth, Craig Greene, Steve Coughran BOTTOM ROW: David Edmonds, Jeff Berkus, Chris Sexton, Steve Hochman, Colin Mast- hoff ABSENT: Jim Hurley, Steve Rickborn, Kevin Kraft 104 Jar . ..-— . -low 105 106 .1 V •■£■■ 2 ■ ■ ■ ff «BrP 107 CROSS COUNTRY CONDOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHHL FEBRUARY 20, 1973 f. . s% . I — ' f!w A N - — «. ff _ + ' i BillUrschel-3 Steve Rickborn-5 Jeff Berkus-6 Robert Failing-11 Peter Guzman-18 Andre Surcouf-22 John Bugay 109 , ■ Caw JgjEL BASEBALL in VOLLEYBALL 112 3 OAc V« r .ato .- ► 1 15 llhaiLT V V AT .« Sit x i|Li y i i 4 113 MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS ■ ••■ -k-.- . ■BhBHBBHSB ■HHRHHIH : W U  - ■ ' ' i tMaMh l I •-• ;« . Tr ■ l  , ' . . lw   ) j ' 4-V « 114 ■jL 115 GIRLS ' SPORTS ■•:- :. ' • ■ C 116 117 m «« - • • ■■■L UMM w • . M - - - T 118 n i CHEERLEADERS Vicki Voorhis Kim Wilson, Sally Haskell Holly Masek, Betsy Miles, Lisa Hughey Lu ? 119 RIDING Judy Whiting 120 TENNIS Joele Hatchett, Crandal Edwards 121 SPORTS INSTRUCTORS: Ed Spaulding-Varsity Soccer, Baseball, Lower School sports. Yates Satterlee-J.V. Soccer, Cross-Country, Middle School sports. Sam Spaulding-Middle and Lower School sports. Mike Demkowicz-Basketball. Robert Kirk-Track. Kent Ferguson-Volleyball. GIRLS ' SPORTS-Vicki Busby, Gail Brittendall, Beverley Artru. LOWER SCHOOL 125 . ■■ ' mS BB i i d tU L Ma I A i M S L %??:. J A j wm Wm ' % r Wfi: VJ (■ ' V . 126 LOWER SCHOOL DEDICATION MR. GLENN A. REITZ The staff of La Honda 1973 takes great plea- sure in dedicating the Lower School section of the yearbook to a man who is dedicated to teaching, our school, and his students. Among the pictures that we have presented here are a couple that we took at a suprise birthday party for Mr. Reitz given by his Sixth Grade students. We would like to join those students in a tribute to a great teacher and a good friend. 127 ERIC PEPPER Director of Lower School SHERIDAH GERARD Executive Secretary Alumni Board, Development Program MILDRED KISER Lower School Librarian 128 MUSIC ANNE B. ANDERSON 129 KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW: Moira McNamara, Andrea DeBerry, Sharon Eisner, Thomas Rowe, David Gordin, Peter Brown, June Bishop, Jason Sears, Olaf Kalfas. FRONT ROW: Gary Keenan, Paul Ondrejka, Clifford Wyatt, Allison Braniff, Mercedes Gallup, Adriana Coy, Julia Moncur, Andy Rose, Seth Bruckner. BARBARA B. FRANKLIN 130 FIRST GRADE TEANNE W CONNER TOP ROW: Dana Cochran, Brian Zimmerman, Halliday Dresser, John Gainor, Heather Willey, Tiffany Ann Berner, Laura Hunter, Adrian Novak, Paul San Soucie. MIDDLE ROW: Suzanne Gordin, Vadim Hsu, Phillip Webber, Laurie McLennan, Scott Wilson, Jeffrey Shepherd, Kimberly Harris. BOTTOM ROW: Jerome Ecker, Patricia Jackson, Francesca Hollister, Shawn Hanlin. 131 TOP ROW: GiGi Buell, Phoebe Nagel, Denise DeBerry, Erin Mc- Namara, Tianna Foreman, Edward Bowler, Bryan Lanning, Jeffrey Smith, Peter Rack. BOTTOM ROW: Wendy Bucklew, Tracey Trimble, Katherine Morey, Charis Denison, Miriam Eisner, Mich- ael Kaufman, Kenneth Tompkins, Michael Keenan. SECOND GRADE PHYLLIS PEPPER Rejoining the Class of 1983- Robert Hamilton 132 BACK ROW: John Clark, Nicholas Kraft, Schuy Roop, Ashley Parker, Stephen Rowe, Christian Heimlich, David Lee, Thomas Keller. FRONT ROW: Mary Has- kell, Kendall Conrad, Joy Lee, Kathleen Archer, Kris- tina Murray, Craig Bucklew, Alan Hardy, Palmer Jack- son, Brian Sawyer, David Carrel THIRD GRADE ALICE CASSMAN 133 FOURTH GRADE TOP ROW: Daniel Gainey, Ronald Ratcliffe, Catherine Hollister, Carol Lynn Brashears, Monica Wyatt. SECOND ROW: Dwight St. Oegger, Stephen Willey, Diane Pratt, Carol Lewis. THIRD ROW: Robert Gallup, Keane Roberts, Eric Wesson, Melissa Bemel, Kristin Precoda. BOTTOM ROW: Clement Morey, Patrick Mc- Namara, Susan Brazelton, Laura Tompkins, Laura Carrel. PETER CRONSHAW 134 BACK ROW: Pamela Finney, Lisa Heimlich, Erika Birk, Peter Lawson, Randy Cunningham. FRONT ROW: Diane Hardy, Brent Bucklew, Steven Berkus, Elizabeth Eisner, Heidi Kyne. FIFTH GRADE SYLVIA BARBER BACK ROW: Sophie Nagel, Cynthia Looman, Cindy Patten, David McAlpine, James Rowe, Tracy Buell. FRONT ROW: Heidi Eckert, Lydia Satterlee, Eric Sawyer, Tony Edwards, Tom Nielsen, Philip Ruston. SIXTH GRADE GLENN REITZ m 35 BACK ROW: Linda Haskell, Robert Bowler, David Eisner, Diane Looman. FRONT ROW: Laurie Braz- elton, Geofrey Wyatt, Howland Roberts, Kellie Warner, Leslie Keller, Brooke Wilson. BACK ROW: Anna Krzyczkowska, Eli Parker, Lawrence McAlpine, David Watkins, Andrew Budek, Wade Vesey. FRONT ROW: Robin Murfey, Frieda Kraft, Paul Denison, Walter Lewis, Daniel Hoch- man, Kristopher Kalav. 136 137 138 139 m 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 inm l i % i 5 7 ■ I I 147 THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 148 s Hg||||S I BiiriiBfc. ' 149 CANDIDS 150 ■■linn „W ft «rjr ' r 15) 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 1 BPS  . SNACKS What do you mean there ' s no sun in Hermosillo? 164 165 ADVERTISING The staff of La Honda 1973 would like to dedicate the advertising section this year to the many parents who through their generous donations to the Personal Patron section have helped to make publication possible. We are also greatly indebted to commercial advertisers who have helped support the book, many of them faithfully over a long period of time; and to those parents who because of their connections with the Santa Barbara business community have been able to help us solicit advertising. To all of our supporters in the advertising section of La Honda, we express our warmest thanks. Without you there would be no yearbook. 166 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Trucks and Tractors SALES AND SERVICE Lawn and Garden Equipment Pfeiler Truck Tractor Sales 590 EAST GUTIERREZ STREET SANTA BARBARA. CALIF. 93103 %, r m % s fe maw m I He may get into college, but will he have the money to stay there? MITCHELL G. SIEFE 23 HITCHCOCK WAY 687-1367 THE I EQUITABLE The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, New York, N.Y. BUSINESS PATRONS Acacia Copy Center Adams Jones, Opticians Anderson Camera Arendt Mosher Grant Architects The Art Bookstore Ashley ' s Frame Shop Bill Tomlin Men ' s and Boy ' s Shop EarlH. Bixby, Realtor Chapala Prescription Pharmacy Enterprise Launderers Jedlicka ' s IsaiaBrothers Market Jed ' s Needlecrafts Jr Shoetown Sr Koelsch ' s Bakery Midas Muffler Shops Mission Hardware Paul F. Scott, Stationer Well ' s Associates Real Estate Hope Ranch Riding Club 167 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 GOLETA BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY H Ww f 11 iJji MKKt wF j r Be 1 Janet, Tom, and Sally accepting cookies for the Magic Show donated by Irene Davis Pastries: 129 E. Anapamu Street 3941 State Street Montecito Village BEARD MOTOR CO. Dodge Hdqtrs-46 yr Colt-Dart-Cornet Charger-Polara-Monaco and Trucks QUALITY USED CARS At Low- Low Prices EXCELLENT SERVICE BEARD MOTOR CO. 222 E. Carrillo Santa Barbara 966-7106 168 BEST WISHES To the Class of 1973 SOUTHWICK ' S Men Boys Wear Inc. 601-603 State St. Santa Barbara 5836 Hollister Goleta Sea View Inn A small homelike inn in the tradition of old Carmel Box 4138, Carmel, Ca. 93921 CBN waMZnce dvtoe S 8 S OGILVY, GILBERT, NORRIS HILL tyetf- mmd fa th -3b Younl ndependent) 126 EAST CARRILLO • SANTA BARBARA • 966-4101 i Insuronce § agent . — «™ — 39i FIRST STREET • SOLVANG • 688-5712 169 IF YOU CAN ' T GO TO EUROPE THIS SUMMER. . . Why not let France come to you? Young native French and American Spend one of the most glorious summers of your life with other teen-aged boys and girls swimming, boating, hiking, enjoying primitive nature, learning French, relaxing, growing up. Really live in the sunny banana belt of the San Juan Islands of Puget Sound in Washington State. No smog, poison oak or ivy. American and Canadian islands. Superb food, scenery and companions. college staff from the best Paris and US universities. Medical doctor. TWO HOURS FROM CALIFORNIA. INSTITUT FRANCILE of Canoe Island Camps, Inc. Warren R.Austin, M.D., Director Winter Address: 2549 Sycamore Canyon Road Santa Barbara, Calif. 93108 (805-969-0606) June-August: Madrona Inn (Orcas Island) Box 185, Eastsound, Washington 98245. Smooth Sailing TO THE SENIORS from the LAGUNA BLANCA SCHOOL SAILING CLUB NEW LOCATION! Hughes ) , 400 HITCHCOCK WAY Telephone 682-2424 YOUR DEALER FOR PONTIAC • VOLVO GMC TRUCKS • HONDA CARS 170 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM THE PEOPLE AT FURNITURE STORES SANTA BARBARA GENERAL OFFICES 171 For the Finest in Sportswear LmLlcmim Santa Barbara Montecito Village La Jolla Kentfield Tiburon SANTA BARBARAS DEPARTMENT STORE FOR BUSINESS PEOPLE We are also the area ' s one-stop shop- ping center for student supplies and equipment. Visit us for all your needs . . . from typewriters and desks on down to pencils and erasers! THE OFFICE MART 222 W. Carrillo St. Telephone 962-0077 AMPLE FREE PARKING AT OUR SIDE DOOR! Ji ' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1973 E. H. Haskel Company AND Granite Construction Company 172 IN ILLINOIS, LET ME HANDLE YOUR EARTH MOVING PROBLEMS X aixexv HOUSTR E.S, YAC 173 Electricians for Laguna ' s New Building CRAVIOTTO ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Electrical Contracting Flourescent Lighting Motor Rewinding 520 E. Haley Street DAY 965-0514 NIGrfT 967-5894 I pip III 11 ! i J.W. Bailey Construction Company Laguna ' s Choice-MELNI BUS SERVICE 174 Our Congratulations to the VARSITY SOCCER TEAM and Best Wishes for the Future of the 1973 GRADUATING CLASS MOSELEY ASSOCIATES, INC. Santa Barbara Research Park Goleta, California 93017 minus CLASS OF 73 GEnERAL TELEPHOflE An equal opportunity employer IP U PAINT 15 Hitchcock Way 687-1521 175 TLQIR studio of 219 West Figueroa Street Santa Barbara, Calif. 93101 Telephone (805) 963-7841 formerly Letters Unlimited by ANN WITASEK WE ' VE GOT SANTA BARBARA COVERED Santu Harhara. you ' re never far Sambo ' s Restaurant Which leans von re never far from great food — at family prices in hkI tr us t one place )r another Or another Scl 0S RESTAURANT Beach • 216 West Cabrillo Northside • 3768 State St. 101 • 22 E. Montecito Street Goleta • 5934 Calle Real Carpinteria • 1114 Casitas Pass Rd E. F. HUTTON COMPANY, INC Members of the New York Stock Exchange, American Stock Exchange, and all other principal stock and commodity exchanges MUTUAL FUNDS 21 West Carrillo Street Santa Barbara, California 93101 Phone 963-1931 176 177 CHANNEL PAPER COMPANY Serving Santa Barbara Since 1929 Office and School Supplies Office Furniture and Equipment Packaging and Shipping Materials Custom Packaging Maintenance and Janitorial Supplies Food Service Supplies For Service Phone 963-1981 7 North Salsipuedes Street P.O Box 4848 Santa Barbara, California 93103 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 °Ente KAYSERS NUTRITION CENTER DOWNTOWN 15 E. Figueroa NORTHSIDE 5 Pts. Shopping Center BEST WISHES to the outstanding CLASS OF 1973 178 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 downtown 727 State JoRDanos THE FOOD PEOPLE! EVERY TIME YOUR FAMILY SITS DOWN TO DINNER WITH FOOD FROM JORDANOS YOU CAN BE SURE OF QUALITY ' S= The Food People SINCK 1926 Congratulations To The Seniors rlafe 131 1 State Street Fine Jew elr Since 192(i 179 Congratulations to the ... in the Tradition of Santa Barbara Class of 1973 Pitts Bachmann Dal Pozzo Tires Realtors 335 Pine Avenue Goleta 530 Chapala Street Santa Barbara 301 South Milpas Street Santa Barbara 1500 Anacapa Street Phone 963 1485 East Valley Road Phone 969 -1391 -4781 RANCHO GRANADA Mobile Home Park Carpinteria, California A New Concept in Living by Richard S. Miles 180 HOLIDAY HARDWARE Santa Barbara s Most Complete Hardware Store Over 10,000 Items Charge Accounts Welcome or use your Bank America or Master Charge Card AMPLE PARKING Open Daily 8-6, Sunday 10-2 55 S. La Cumbre Road adjacent to La Cumbre Plaza Phone 967-9877 Best Wishes and Compliments to The Class of 73 from B.D Howes B. D. HOWES AND SON SANTA BARBARAS FINE JEWELERS 1425 State Street W06-7117 ANTIQUES FOR DECORATING ANTIQUES FOR INVESTMENT 633 Chapala St. Santa Barbara. !a. Phone 962-071 1 Since 1924 HOME OF SPLIT PEA SOUP ' GOURMET FOODS BANQUET FACILITIES DANISH PASTRIES WORLD FAMOUS OLD WORLD WINE CELLAR GIFT SHOP AND ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY in our Hans Christian Andersen Lounge RESTAURANT BUELLTON, CALIFORNIA 93427 . . . serving travelers Nationwide with clean, comfortable and convenient Motel accommo- dations. Year-round low rates from $6.60 (one person) to $9.90 (up to four persons). THREE handy locations in the Greater Santa Barbara area. For a free Map Guide ' brochure listing all Motel 6 ' s, write: MOTEL 6 Administrative Office P.O. Box 3550 Santa Barbara, Calif. 93105 • For Young Men Santa Barbara ' s only devoted exclusively to s the clothing needs of Preps, and Students. Students Size : Preps Size 1 Juniors Size Only store erving Boys, 16 to 42 3 to 20 6 to 12 ( I ilS HEM 1470 E. Valley Rd. Montacito Villag • Phone 969-5210 CLOTHING FOR YOUNG MEN aid t etz fa v m iaMW ' Properties large or small, but always distinctive ' Specializing in fine homes and land in Montecito Hope Ranch Santa Barbara 51 6 San Ysidro Road 969-5011 182 A message from an important contributor to our nation ' s research effort... GENERAL RESEARCH CORPORATION :ONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 GENERA RESEARC hQ CORPORATION Jfwm ASK ABOUT OUR n CLUB DOWNTOWN ---210 W. Carrillo or GOLETA— 5677 Calle Real Spread Your Wings of Intellect... AND FLY !! MacElhenny, Levy 8X0. Realtors 1836 STATE ST. (At Pedregosa) PHONE 9630316 5721 CALLE REAL (GOLETA) PHONE 9646201 3849 STATE ST. (La Cumbre Plaza) PHONE 687-7566 1086 COAST VILLAGE ROAD (Montecito) PHONE 969-4755 183 For Lower School Uniforms KEILOGGS -MEN ' S WEAR- Lo Ciimlirc P I n z n 383S STATE STREET t TELEPHONE 687-3141 peppeR tRee A motOR inn 3850 State Street Santa Barbara Phone (805) 687-5511 150 SPACIOUS UNITS WITH INFORMAL LUXURY, AIR CONDITIONING, COLOR TV, TWO HEATED POOLS, SAUNAS AND THERAPEUTIC POOL, PRIVATE PATIOS, DIRECT DIAL, CONVENTION FACILITIES, 24-HOUR SERVICE, RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE. SAN YSIDRO PHARMACY I ' ll take that one, one of those, and that one, this one, and one of these. . . Curtis W. Dr. Douglas Fisher 1498 E. Valley Road AAontecito Phone 969-2284 Santa Barbara, Calif. La Sumida Nursery 3880 State Street 184 Unusual Gifts for that Very Special Person! P China m m Hand Thrown Pottery M j Silver in Stainless M J Handcarved Wood Hand Blown Glass Crystal l Unique Decor Items ■ Woven Tenlile Accessories M . Many One-Ot-A-Kind Collectors Items Paintings Lithographs by Bish ; - ' R U thespedrur Gifts • Home Furnishings Art 5743 CaMe Heal. Goleta 964-5717 M TflCO BELL Tacos, Tostadas, Enchiritos, Burritos. Frijoles. Bellburgers 2916 De La Vina Street • Santa Barbara 821 North Milpas Street • Santa Barbara 888 Embarcadero Del Norte • Isla Vista 5980 Hollister Avenue • Goleta 185 Best Wishes to the Senior Class GOLDEN COAST PUBLISHING (Publisher of EL TECOLOTE (5oleta alleg un - KC- NCR i HAS A COMPLETE LINE OF INEXPENSIVE ADDING MACHINES AND ELECTRONIC PRINTING CALCULATORS NO BIGGER THAN YOUR PHONE. THEY ARE IDEALLY SUITED FOR HOME AS WELL AS BUSINESS USE. NO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE. 134CHAPALA STREET SANTA BARBARA (805)967-2221 Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 1025 SANTA BARBARA STREET 186 PERSONAL Mr. Mrs. John H. Adams Mrs. Virginia Arey Mr. Mrs. Peter A. Armstrong Mr. Mrs. Gerald Bemel Mr. Mrs. Barry A. Berkus Dr. Mrs. Richard A. Berner Mr. Mrs. Bertrand Bertrando Mr. Mrs. Lance A. Birk Mrs. Jessica C. Black Mr. Mrs. Michael Bosio Mr. Mrs. Eustach Bregy Mr. Mrs. Eric Bruckner Dr. Mrs. W. Bruce Bucklew Mr. Mrs. Temple Buell, Jr. Mrs. Frank W. Burdell Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Burrows Mr. Mrs. Laird Cameron Dr. Mrs. Robert E. Carrel Mrs.J.T. Chamberlain Mr. Mrs. Randall Chase Mr. Mrs. James Christiansen Dr. Mrs. James B. Conner Mr. Mrs. George Dangerfield Dr. Mrs. Tom DeBerry Mr. Mrs. James M. DeLoreto Dr. Mrs. Ernest Dickerson Mr. Mrs. Davis Dresser Mr. Mrs. Lloyd W. Durant Mr. Mrs. C. William Edwards Dr. Mrs. Leo Eisner Mr. Mrs. William S. Ellenshaw Dr. l Mrs. Eggert T. Feldsted Mr. Mrs. Ronald Fendon Mr. Mrs. KarlO. Frick Mr. Mrs. Daniel J. Gainey Mr. Mrs. Gary C. Gallup Mr. Mrs. George E. Geisler Mr. Mrs. John E. Gillespie Dr. Mrs. David K. Gordin Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Greene Mr. Mrs. William F. Gross Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Hanlin Mrs. Jane K. Hansen Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Harpham Mrs. Helen L.Haskell Dr. Mrs. Albert C. Heimlich Mr. Mrs. Rush C. Hinsdale Mr. Mrs. Louis S. Hochman Dr. Mrs. Henry L. Holderman Mr. Mrs. Jay Benedict Hughey Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Hunter, Jr. Mrs. Beverley J . Jackson Mr. Mrs. Palmer G. Jackson PATRONS Dr. Mrs. Brian H. Jarchow Mr. Mrs. Owen G. Johnston Mr. Mrs. John Jordano, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Daniel Joseph Mr. Mrs. Charles Kalav Mr. Mrs. James Kalfas Mr. Mrs. PaulD.Kolyn Mr. Mrs. Roman Krzyczkowski Dr. Mrs. Robert C. Lawson Mr. Mrs. Richard Lee Mr. Mrs. Harold W. Lewis Dr. Mrs. Walter M . Lewis Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Looman Dr. Mrs. Richard T. Love Mr. Mrs. Jon B. Lovelace Dr. Mrs. Lawrence McAlpine Mr. Mrs. John D. McCafferty Mr. Mrs. John McGowan Dr. Mrs. James McNamara Dr. Mrs. John F. Merritt Dr. Mrs. Harold B. Miles Dr. Mrs. Larry R. Moncur Mr. Mrs. William W. Murfey Dr. Mrs. James F. O ' Roark Dr. Mrs. Glenn J. Pratt Dr. Mrs. William R. Rack Mrs. Jeannie H. Reed Mr. Mrs. Bruce F. Rickborn Mr. Mrs. Anthony Rose Dr. Mrs. James W. Rowe Mr. Mrs. William San Soucie Mr. Mrs. Kenneth St. Oegger Mr. Mrs. Charles Schmandt Mr. Mrs. Norman Schuermann Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sexton III Mr. Mrs. Gerald B. Shepherd Mr. Mrs. Theodore H. Smyth Mr. Mrs. Edward Spaulding Mr. Mrs. William A. Stewart Mr. Mrs. Ralph R. Strange III Mrs. Edith D. Tipple Mr. Mrs. Andrew Tompkins Mr. Mrs. Michael Towbes Dr. Mrs. William P. Urschel Mr. Mrs. Al L.Vail Dr. Mrs. Robert A. Watkins Mr. Mrs. Richard B. Welch Mr. Mrs. Michael C. Wheelwright Mr. Mrs. Richard B.Wilk Mrs. George E. Willett Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Willey Mr. Mrs. John A. Yabsley 18 7 LA HONDA STAFF Tim Messick-Editor, Photographer Stewart Sexton-Business Manager, Photographer Bill Urschel-Photographer John Feldsted-Photographer Michele Surcouf-Ads Assistant Heidi Howland-Artwork Kathy Dickerson-Miscelaneous Work Sally Haskell-Copy Writer Betsy Miles-Copy Writer Kim Wilson-Copy Writer Janet Wilson-Copy Writer Yates Satterlee-Faculty Advisor On behalf of the entire school, we wish to express our thanks to: COLONEL GERALD L. ROBERSON for the devotion and moral support he has shown throughout the years towards each and every one of us Thanks and HUBBA HUBBA Colonel The Senior Class 188 AMERICAN VtARBOOK SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT • (805)967-5608 GOLETA, CALIFORNIA 93017 j- , Ph. 967-1626 SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT GOLETA. CALIFORNIA V . j£ s s -. • ■ m  .(Ml ' . V M ' - 1 1 ■v T v o .