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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

HONDA W5LA6UNA BLANCA SCHOOL- SANTA BARBARA , CAUF. INTRODUCTION DEDICATION :•■ ' =-■ W: PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. Mrs. John H. Adams Mr. Mrs. Jay C. Beesemyer Mr. Mrs. Barry A. Berkus Dr. Mrs. Richard A. Berner Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Berti Mr. Mrs. B.R. Bertrando Mrs. Jessica C. Black Dr. Mrs. Felice A. Bonadio Mrs. Reva L. Boyd Mr. Mrs. Thomas Brashears Mr. Mrs. Eustach Bregy Dr. Mrs. Richard B. Brown Dr. Mrs. W. Bruce Bucklew Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Burnell Mr. Mrs. Albert Byrnes Dr. Mrs. Robert E. Carrel Mr. Mrs. Randall D. Chase Dr. Mrs. John A. Clark Mr. Mrs. R.J. Cymbalski Mr. Mrs. Glyn Davies Mr. Mrs. James DeLoreto Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Denison Mr. Mrs. Theodore J. DePew Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Dickson Mr. Mrs. Bradford Dillman Mr. Mrs. William E. Dole Mr. Mrs. Davis Dresser Dr. Mrs. Blair S. Edwards Mrs. Putnam Fairbanks Dr. Mrs. Eggert T. Feldsted Dr. Mrs. James N. Fisher Mr. Mrs. Maynard K. Franklin Mr. Mrs. Karl O. Frick Mr. Mrs. Daniel J. Gainey Dr. Mrs. John W. Gainor Mr Mrs. Gary Gallup Mr. Mrs. David B.Gibb Mr. Mrs. John E. Gillespie Mr. Mrs. Henry C. Goppelt Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Greene Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Harpham, Sr. Dr. Mrs. Melville H. Haskell Dr. Mrs. Albert C. Heimlich Mr. Mrs. Rush C. Hinsdale Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Hobin Mr. Mrs. Howard Hogue Dr. Mrs. Henry L. Holderman Mr. Mrs. Jay Benedict Hughey Mrs. Beverley J. Jackson Mr. Mrs. Palmer G. Jackson Mr. Mrs. David S. Johnson Dr. Mrs. Daniel M.Joseph Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs. Col. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Dr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Dr. Mrs. Dr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs Dr. Mrs. Dr. Mrs. Dr. Mrs. TheMickl Dr. Mrs Charles Kalav James Kalfas Kane Robert T. Kenyon Paul D. Kolyn John D. Kronen Roman Krzyczkowski Gerald M. Lanning Robert C. Lawson Leon Lee Harold W. Lewis Walter M. Lewis Richard T. Love . Jon B. Lovelace . Harry G.Lundberg . Doyle Matthews Lawrence L. McAlpine James V. McNamara John F. Merritt e Family . James J. Murray, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Russell Pester Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Phillips Mr. Mrs. Alexander M. Power Dr. Mrs. Glenn J. Pratt Mrs. Jeannie H. Reed Mrs. Kathleen Roche Mr. Mrs. Anthony Rose Mrs. Sara Lewis Rugg Mrs. Kerstin Shirokow Mr. Mrs. Randall Smith Mr. Mrs. Theodore H. Smyth Rev. Mrs. Peter D. Snow Mr. Mrs. Edward R. Spaulding Mr. Mrs. William A. Stewart Mr. Mrs. Harold C. Tallmadge Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Thayer Mrs. John Tipple Mr. Mrs. Harold A. Toso Mr. Mrs. Michael Towbes Dr. Mrs. William P. Urschel Mr. Mrs. AIL. Vail Mr. Mrs. Remigio Vazquez Dr. Mrs. Robert A. Watkins Mr. Mrs. LeRoy A. Weller Mr. Mrs. Robert G. Wesson Mr. Mrs. Richard B.Wilk Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Willey Mr. Mrs. John A. Yabsley Mr. Mrs. Jerome Zamos CONTENTS Introduction 2 Dedication 5 Personal Patrons 6 Faculty 8 Lower School 26 Lower School Faculty 28 Kindergarten 30 Grade One 31 Grade Two 32 Grade Three 33 Grade Four 34 Grade Five 35 Grade Six 36 Middle School 48 Grade Seven 50 Grade Eight 52 Middle School Lapa Lapa 56 Upper School 66 Freshmen 72 Sophomores 74 Juniors 76 Student Government 78 La Honda Staff 80 Seniors 82 Camp Laguna 108 Swim Meet 112 Lapa Lapa 114 Fall Festival 116 Candids 118 Athletics 136 Soccer 138 Cross Country 144 Basketball 148 Baseball 152 Coaches 158 Girls ' Sports 159 Candids 164 Advertisements 171 tin m. Kfc ■•■■-- ' ■■■■ John H. English Adams. . .Headmaster, Nevill Cramer. . .College Coun- selor, Administrative Assistant, English Edward R. Spaulding. . .Director of Guidance, Direc- tor of Athletics, Science 10 Virginia Brush Photography Upper School Art, J Michael L. Kimsey Maxwell P. Ruston... As- sistant Headmaster Sciences n Patricia C. Sweeny . . . Assistant Librarian C. Dana White. . .English Dwight M. Johnson. . .Psychology, Alternative Societies, Religions 12 Linda Wall . . . French, Spanish Clarke B. Doxey. man French, Ger- H. Yates Satterlee. . .Mathematics 13 • y. - • m ' ViV 1 W5 1 iWf ••S.- 1 Hania Munro. . .Middle School Art William W. Shirk. . .Mathematics George Crandall . . . Mathematics 14 Linda Egan . . .Spanish Kim T. Ziegel . . . English, History of Ideas, Latin Robert C. Turner. . . History 15 Mj :.--•• Eleonore Veazey . . .Librarian Peter G. Lorber. . .Sciences Malcolm Polley. . .Shop, Mechanical Drawing 16 V Virginia Crockett. . .History Margot Kenly . . . English Karen Kelley.. Computer Programing 17 Alfonso Salazar. . Janitor Irene Briel . . .Assistant Secretary J George Erickson. . .Gardener 18 Lillian Stedman. . .Secretary Laura Hess. . .Assistant Secretary Sheridah Gerard . . . Executive Secretary Alumni Board, Development Program 19 ' What ' s in your milk this time, Max? 20 Want a buff job, kid? ' ' No more splashing please, children. ' 21 fc ' NO, you do it THIS way. Well, if I can ' t have a tuna sandwich, sprayed apple or fig newtons, what can I eat? 22 Is she wearing that again? 23 t I f « T r f Oh, how nice. ' 9 You want an ugly mug. mug. .1 give you an ugly 24 I got half past three. What do you have? ' Yawnnnnnnnnnnn 25 vf y r LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY Eric Pepper .. .Director Lower School, Assistant Headmaster Glenn A. Reitz. . .Sixth Grade r Cruise Hawaii Phyllis Pepper. . . Second Grade Peter Cronshaw Grade Fourth Sylvia Barber 28 piyO n - Alice Cassman... Third Grade Jeanne Conner. . .First Grade Mildred Kiser. .. Librarian Anne Anderson Music Barbara Franklin. . Kindergarten 29 KINDERGARTEN Back Row: Holly Bishop, Marisa Toso, Mat- thew Farrand. Front Row: Margaret Wilson, Adam Latham. Back Row: Andrew Cook, Tanya Bruckner, Andrea Gordin, Brent Willey. Front Row: Jon Paul Berti. Katie Ryland, Krista Kladnik, Robert Keenan, Mar- garet Zamos, Kent Van Donge. 30 GRADE ONE wt ■4, IkV ,1 , l 1 Daisy Thoroughgood, Greg Hinsdale, Cara Galway, Brad Davies, Tory Vought. Adam Grabowski, Devon McLennan, Beth Williams, John Harris, Carl Weirick, Matthew Scoble. . 2 i¥s i mm Janet Lynn Ryland, Jason Carrel, Missy Trimble, John Brazelton, Chris- tina McLeod, Louise Gainey. 31 GRADE TWO Sharon Eisner, Amy Ostenso, Olaf Kalfas, David Cor- din, Derek Slye. f W ' ? - pv Seth Bruckner, Jason Sears, June Bishop, Bobby Brooks, Andrea DeBerry. ■• ■ s - V Mercedes Gallup, Allison Braniff, Gary Keenan, Moira McNamara, Brooke Danielson. Marisa Lanning, Andy Rose, Clifford Wyatt, Wendy Kaufman, Peter Brown. 32 GRADE THREE Brian Zimmerman, Kim Harris, Jerry Ecker, Francesca Hollister, Jeff Shepherd. John Cainor, Beth Zamos, Hal Dresser, Tiffany Berner, Heather Willey. Back: Suzy Gordin, Laurie McLennan, David McClintock. Front: Scott Wilson, Phillip Web- ber. ' . ,.«• ■ ' ' ?■-. Patty Jackson, Dana Cochran, Vadim Hsu, Kimi Dav- ies, Laura Thayer. 33 GRADE FOUR Stephanie McLeod, Jeffrey Smith, Erin McNamara, Mi- chael Meagher, Phoebe Nagel. i p ■  •■ mm Bryan Lanning, Tracey Trimble, Michael Keenan, Charis Denison, Cigi Buell. ■ Peter Rack, Robbie Hamilton, Denise DeBerrv, Tia Fore- man. Front: Michael Kaufman. Miriam Eisner, Chad Ehler, Wendy Buckle nie Morey, Ned Bowler. 34 3i i iY£ yi®r GRADE FIVE Back: Mary Haskell, Ashley Parker, Joy Lee, Lonnie Kelley. Front: David Lee, Nicky Kraft. Back: Chipper Jackson, Chris Heimlich. Front: James Jordano, Brian Sawyer, Schuy Roop, Kendall Conrad. Absent: Craig Bucklew, Lisa Gundy. Back: Krissy Murray, Elizabeth McClintock, David Carrel, John Mosby, John Clark. Front: Frank Gott. 35 Beverly Wendland, Laura Carrel, Monica Wyatt, Ronnie Ratcliffe, Michael Brown GRADE SIX Terry Marmorstein, Carol Lewis, Diane Pratt, Clem Morey, Danny Gainey Eric Wesson, Scott Love, Pat McNamara, Scotty Ed- wards, Stephen Willey, Carol Brashears Cate Hollister, Susan Brazelton, Hilary Rack, Robert Gallup, Christopher Kelley 36 37 38 Hey Chipper! You ' re going about that ALL wrong! ' Class time, already? ' Come fly me! 39 ■ - ■v 40 ' Boy, they sure pack that milk with powerful stuff! 4 4 •- v ll i m ■V. sjk w.- 41 it ' s casual . .. ' 1 frfe 42 Jl ' Mr. Spaulding is a Bigg, Biggg Man! ' 43 Good, we got that darn fly! i Soul Brothers, unite! ' 44 . jji Wwfcyl ' It ' s those darn girls again! ' United Airlines doesn ' t have a chance! O.K., hike it to me, Pee-Wee. ' 45 i v - 46 % «... ; « y 47 3K • . to ?H««3i aKSi-j , ' ■ . ' £i ■s mm ■ ' - •■- ae GRADE SEVEN Lydia Satterlee, Katherine Smith, Lisa Heimlich, Kate Dole, Cathy Lundberg. Tracy Buell, Mark Lewis, Brent Bucklew, Duane Fish- er, Ed Roder, Scott Pearson. Heidi Eckert, Caroline Cronshaw, Heidi Kyne, Elizabeth Eisner. 50 ' n U , Mfc John Love, Robbie Lovelace, Mike Goldman, Randy Cunningham. Tom Kronen, David McAlpine, Steve Berkus, Bob Bonadio. Martin Goppelt, Linda Boyd, Phillip Ruston, Cynthia Roche, Peter Lawson, Carolyn Holderman. Cindy Patten, Erin Danielson, Sophia Nagel, Lee Failing. 51 GRADE EIGHT ,«•. Andrew Budek, Larry McAlpine, Mike Catalano, Howland Roberts. David Eisner, Laurie Brazelton, Robin Murfey. „ x is3Fr David Voorhis, Steve Pratt, Eli Parker, Kristopher Kalav, Chipper Lewis. 52 Linda Haskell, Melissa Bauer, Molly Gibb, Ka- thy Klausner, Leslie Beesemyer. Mi£ rito Richard Wesson, Daniel Hochman, Tom Weller, Jonathan Sabini. Back: Margaret Dickson, Martha Rugg, Louise Kistler, Meg Mitchell, Kelly Warner. Front: Brooke Wilson. Jeff Wyatt, Paul Denison, Doug DePew, Wade Vesey. 53 Charles Love, Todd Marmorstein, Thomas O ' Brien, David Watkins, Robert Bowler, Martha Gray i Frieda Kraft, Diane Roche, Hilary Snow, Lisa Brown, Renee Ramstrum Christina Johnson, Anna Krzycz- kowska, Carol Phillips, Joyce Rob- erts 54 v-u 55 MIDDLE SCHOOL LAPA LAPA and this was our fourth anniversary. ' Oh gosh, they forgot to filet th 56 Aw, heck with Weight Watchers. ' ' Come on now, the hamburgers aren ' t that bad. 57 58 59 MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCCER Top: Scott Pearson, Brent Bucklew, Charlie Love, Tracy Buell, Mark Lewis, Duane Fisher, Bob Bonadio. Bottom: Richard Wesson, Ed Rader, Martin Goppelt, John Love, Robbie Lovelace, Peter Lawson, Robert Goldman. ' « Top: Howie Roberts, Bo Bowler, Wade Veasey, Larry McAlpine, David Watkins, Eli Parker, Tom Weller, David McAlpine, Tom O ' Brien. Bottom: Doug DePew, Daniel Hochman, Paul Denison, Jeff Wyatt, David Voorhis, Chris Kalav, Steven Pratt, Phillip Ruston, Steven Berkus, Tom Kronen. 60 i - - ™i ™ She ' s giving you the eye, Tom. Oh boy! Oh goodie! ' Duh! ' 61 62 « sw 63 | I ' ve always admired Kirk Douglas ' chin. Gotcha! ' 64 Their godfather ' s the dude on the right. Ooh yeh! ' I can raise my eyebrows too, Mr. Turner. 65 ■ e«E 68 These are my fringe benefits for working here. ' ■ You thavage 69 This is the way we live in Mexico. 70 71 FRESHMEN Top: John Gillespie, Christopher Satterlee, David Chase. Bottom: Jeffrey Jarrett, Kevin Bemel. Top: Wendy Igleheart, Sandy Levee, Carol Wesson. Bottom: Sus an Parker, Susan McCafferty, Callie Power. Deirdra Schmandt, Mary Vail. Jimmy Jackson, Justin Bosio, William Holderman. 72 Laura land. Franklin, Becky How- Alex Byrnes, John Love, Vaughn Masthoff, George Hollister. Top: Blair Spaulding, Mark Bacon, Charlie Voorhis, Soren Hansen. Bottom: Samuel Reitz. ; ' i Top: Leslie Vought. Bottom: Vicky Kenyon, Jill Wies- ter, Tracy White. Missing: Danelle Joseph. 73 SOPHOMORES Lydia Emmet, Roxanne Hack- ett, Heather Kyne, Georgia Dillman Jim Yabsley, Amy Rugg, Janie Lundberg, David Hooper Eddie Vazquez, Solveig Rob- erts, Kathy Pratt, Roger Durant, Carrie Towbes 74 Charles Hobin, Roger Lewis, Mike Wilk, John DeLoreto ■S Roger Spaulding, Carey Berkus, Trudi Tapscott, Sandy Hogue Danielle Greene, Pat Siefe, Margarita Fairbanks, Peter Evans, Hilary Ruston Missing: Michael Shirokow, Blake Gibb 75 JUNIORS H Boone Hughey, Tracy Burnell, Peter Greene, Mari Poppic Chuck Harpham, Jeff Lovelace, Mi chelle Wright, Chuck Kalav David Colfax, Colin Masthoff, Bruce Hintzen 76 Steve Coughran, Vanessa Reed, Jeff Berkus Arabella Stewart, Susanne Collier, Tracey Jackson iTSJfcf ■« - Frances Gillespie, Cathy Primbs, Liz Finnegan Back: Cynthia Kenly, Tom Urschel Front: Pat Cunningham, Steve Patten, Lisa Masters 77 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Ninth Grade Pres.- John Gillespie Vice Pres.- Jill Wiester Tenth Grade Co-Pres.- John DeLoreto Co-Pres.- Danielle Greene Ti- - - . — -— Eleventh -Grade. r+ + Vice Pres.- Jeff Lbvelac Twelfth Grade Pres.- janis Reed Vice Pres.- Susan Feldsted Treasurer- Ken Frick Advisors: Mr. Adams, Mr. Ruston LA HONDA STAFF YEARBOOK EDITOR VICKO NAGEL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER ANDRE SURCOUF LA HONDA BUSINESS MANAGERS KEN FRICK, CHRIS SEXTON 80 LAY-OUT STAFF r Left to Right: Whitney Heimlich, Mari Poppic, Janis Reed, Venetia Evans-Copy Editor, Jeff Berkus, Vanessa Reed. Alex DuVal. PHOTOGRAPHER ' S ASSISTANTS Craig Greene, Tad Smyth. Jeff Lewis. 81 SENIORS Go East of your dream and farm. Let peace and silence spin your yarn What harm can befall thee in yon Wilderness of Clove. Go on east of ginger trees Go soft, and silent like the breeze With ease be off and wander in yon Wilderness of Clove. Go on past the goldenrods Where fools and angels lose their odds And gods of our ancestors Did immerse themselves in Clove. Go on toward the Crimson Shore Beyond this life of metaphors Where doors of understanding ' s house Decorates He them with Clove. Be Lions roaring in the forests of Knowledge, Whales swimming in the oceans of life. Prepare to meet Baha ' u ' llah in the Garden of Clove. ROBERT C. LAWSON, JR. ' You can ' t always get what you want. 84 85 TODAY I can ' t be contented with yesterday ' s glory, I can ' t live on promises, winter to spring, Todav is mv moment, and now is my story. I ' ll laugh and I ' ll cry and I ' ll sing. but wait. . . i don ' t understand. 86 SUSAN THOMAS FELDSTED but tomorrow may rain, so I ' ll follow the sun. P Qeep If a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears However measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau 87 God is first, My friends are second, And I AM THIRD. -Gale Sayers And most of all, I would like to thank my Supreme Being for allowing me to be alive, to be around. -Stevie Wonder at Grammy Awards Ceremony MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER SEXTON I know which way The wind is blowing But I still Have to follow My own course. 88 GERARDO AGUIAR 89 Far beyond where horizons stretch And lands slip into blueness Let me walk the road with you And dare myself. I will put a pebble in my shoe; And watch me walk, I can walk. I will name the pebble dare. We will be together Walking there. Dare shall be carried And when each has had enough, I will take the pebble from my shoe, Saying, meet your new road . . . Then i will take your hand in mine Finally glad That you are here by my side. ' Arise, Awake and Stop not till the Goal is Reached! ' MARINA LORIN ANDREWS 90 When you love somebody real much it makes your tummy feel good, and your arms feel good, and your cheeks feel good, but your nose hurts. Why? Because it gets all squashed. — Shannon When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! WHITNEY TINKER HEIMLICH 91 If it ' s sanity you ' re after, there ' s no recipe like laughter. -Modern Methods 92 JANIS ENGLISH REED 93 FRANK CATALANO ,- ■• ' My interest is in the future, because I ' m going to spend the rest of my life there. — C. Kettering 94 CHRISTINE BREGY Don ' t Quit Now When things go wrong as they sometimes will; When the road you ' re trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low and the debts are high And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When cares are pressing you down a bit — Rest if you must, but — don ' t you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns, And many a fellow turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don ' t give up, though the pace seems slow — You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man. Often the struggle has been given up When he might have captured the victor ' s cup: And he learned too late when the night came down, How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the clouds of doubt, And you never can tell how close your are, It may be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit- It ' s when things seem worst that you mustn ' t quit. Author Unknown 95 JEFF LEWIS % TAD SMYTH I don ' t know where I ' m going, but I ' m on my way ■ c S - ' j- ,■■ — • «■ 97 VENETIA EVANS ° So et M n i til hope uoo v U i t. it ujill he p uou give you pai n. ° UJell thCjn.tC q e uou an opt, m s-b c °he.ar- t. v 3 oaJsgajCl. LaJsJIAsa- To be nobody-but-yourself in a world which is doing its best night and day, to make you everybody else — means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting. Only as long as we can laugh at ourselves are we nobody else. e.e. cummings What lies behind us And what lies before us Are tiny matters compared To what lies within us. Emerson 99 You ' ll be better by far To be just what you are- You can be what you want If you are what you are -and that ' s a lucky man! Alan Prince f NITA VAIL 100 • ( ! ? ' We worry as though We had a thousand years to live! Let us rather always Strive after the gentle Humor of the heart, Which knows how to smile at the world, at our fellow-men and at itself, and which can stand a little above things. -Nico 101 SKMMft a n d u. Val a Isn ' t it funny How a bear likes honey? Buzz! Buzz! Buzz! I wonder why he does? 102 ANDRE P. SURCOUF BOZ «. ■ ■■ - v • - «S -Few things work as well as a Volkswagen. KAREN ELIZABETH HOCHMAN Time may change me- I can ' t change time. David Bowie The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with weary feet, Until it joins some larger way, Where many paths and errands meet And whither then? I c annot say. The Road goes ever on and on Out from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, Let others follow it who can! Let them a journey new begin, But I at last with weary feet Will turn towards the lighted inn, My evening rest and sleep to meet. ). R.R.Tolkien 106 LAURA WESSON Who can ever forget listening to the wind go by counting its money and throwing it away? Carl Sandburg I saw a man pursuing the horizon. Round and round they sped. I was disturbed at this. I accosted the man. It is futile I said, You can never- You lie, he cried And ran on. Stephen Crane 107 CAMP LAGUNA m — m m.i 4mI ' . ' . 108 -jjSjSh- ■ s Oh wow man, they said the food was gonna be better this year. The first Camp Laguna occurred two years past. Because of its GREAT success, and the terrific enthusiasm for a repeat of historic events, we had Camp Laguna 74. Some of these events included a hick square dance, capture the flag with flour sacks, rabbits vs. turtles in a track meet, and frequent indigestion from the food. All in all, however, Camp Laguna achieved its goals in promoting a closer student body, and enthusiasm for the upcoming year. 109 How burnt! Kenny just can ' t handle the scenery. 110 Who ' s the guy with good-lookin ' legs? ' m SWIM MEET Hk 2 I $«ro1 - h ' The closer we get. . . bushy, bushy blond hairdo ' s. . . surfin ' U.S.A. ' Check thdt bikini! ' 112 This year at the Swim Meet, two records were kept. The seniors, never losing spirit, lost for the 4th time in a row, and the sophomores won for the 2nd consecutive year. Mr. White, unfortunately, was not thrown in, as is customary. Some highlights were Tom Patten ' s presence, Solveig ' s drowning, and Col. RobersonV ' Hubba, Hubba, Seniors. the better it looks! ' But my suit! ' Eat your heart out, Mark Spitz 113 LAPA LAPA The Lapa Lapa Party is one of Laguna ' s traditional events. It is also traditional for the party to be lots of fun. This year ' s was no exception. Also as is traditional, the mighty class of 1975 won last place in the volleyball tournament. The food was great, and everyone went home very full and hoarse from talking so much. Uh. . .the dog. . . he. . .urn just. . .yeah 114 Hey! Wait a minute! Aren ' t things sup- posed to get better with Coke? 115 FALL FESTIVAL V ' w k % wrmmfmmn ■ a i 116 yp h 117 4 ,. j ]h J This game ' s for the birds. A penny for your thoughts. ' My woman makes me wild! ' ' Tracy, don ' t say those things ' 118 ' She ' s got the looks, but I got the hair! Gee whiz. . can I play hard-core, too? ' Mark Bacon ' s gotten SO cute! 119 ACTIVITIES Good shot, but sou missed him. Look at it this way, Mr. Lorber; they ' ve lost a window, but gained an arrow. S s 120 ' Oh, that tickles. ' Drink, drink, drink that gin away. 121 ' Hey, you guys! I think I ' m beginning to understand this symbolism stuff. 122 123 I ar4r -JS - ' • X.. I ' ; ,_, 1 124 Mrs. Scheel- Drama Coach Thank the Lord, it ' s drama time! ' — 125 JM L. 126 127 128 129 Jk m. • 130 Stop that, you nasty thing! . Duh. . .surf ' s up? 131 ' Smile, thweetie Off the lip! 132 Aw, come on, Jeff . Say, ahhhh. 133 Maybe if I hit him over the head I can get out of shop early. 134 I t Faster than a squished raisin! ! _ ' ■  135 INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS I M V - ' . : ■ SKWas 1 [ ■B ■7T5S3J§ k : SOCCER Back: Steve Coughran, Bruce Hintzen, Chuck Harpham, Craig Greene, Boon Hughey, Roger Spaulding, Tad Smyth, Peter Greene. Front: Eddie Vazquez, Chris Sexton, Andre Surcouf, Jeff Lewis, Jeff Berkus, Tracy Burnell, Colin Masthoff. JUNIOR VARSITY Back: Alex Byrnes, Chris Satterlee, Mike Wilk, Vaughn Masthoff, David Hooper, Jeff Jarrett. Middle: Justin Bosio, Kevin Bemel, William Holderman, George Hollister, John Gillespie, John Love. Front: Blair Spaulding, James Yabsley, Roger Lewis, Jim Jackson, Roger Durant, Steve Patten, Charlie Voorhis, Soren Hansen. 138 139 n • • 140 pt ■=J 141 • • k 142 Kffyt JrmL 143 We ' re the cross-country team. My girdle is killing me! ' Of course I had a fun 12 mile run. 144 3t % H Faster than a speeding camera shutter. v. v T-  ■-- ' What kept you? We were expecting you yesterday. 145 CROSS COUNTRY— CHAMPS 1975 • rii r «C Back: coach: Ted Bechtel, Steve Coughran, Colin Masthoff, Chuck Hobin, Front: David Hooper, Jeff Berkus, William Holderman, Captain: Chip Lawson. Onlv 743 more miles to Hermosillo!! ' Too much of Kimsey ' s health food. 146 msf V I ' ll get you, Berkus! a k k cA $ I ' m sure. How about you? ' I ' ve got it made in the shade. ' 147 BASKETBALL % mgtttKHt I Ooghoo, ghoo 148 lust let me at that basket. ' 149 ' Are you sure about this guy? ' Up, up, and away! 1 ' The Flying Nun?! ' MJKZ v ' It must be covered with taco sauce! ' Are you sure she went this way? 150 Back: Steve Patten, Craig Greene, Chuck Harpham, Jeff Lovelace, Blair Spaulding. Front: Jim Jackson, Roger Durant, Eddie Vazquez, Vaughn Masthoff YEAH! ' 151 BASEBALL Back: Chris Sexton, Jeff Lewis, Craig Greene, Roger Spaulding, Tad Smyth, Blair Spaulding. Front: Justin Bosio, Sill Holderman, Roger Durant, Tracy Burnell, Steve Patten, Jeff Berkus, Jim Jackson Hey! Where ' d the base go? 152 CHAMPS OF 1974! T.-- Mtf cte : K ?ShBSL - r - -■■ -!: Back: Eugene Wulsin, Bruce Spaulding, Peter Nagel. Front: Steve Rickborn, Doug Coughran, Craig Schuermann, Dave Conner, Jeff Berkus, Tracy Burnell, Cus Guzman. ' Do you really want me to put on my uniform? i 153 ss -r r-r. I still get one more try. Jk - £k k . ' If I could only see through this dang helmet! Now pay attention, team! J A Big reach for a Big Boy! It ' s just the way I throw. ' 154 I ' m gonna get this guy! ' I thought this was a boys ' game?! wlb ' Vida Blue ain ' t got no chance. ' « What if itgoes in my mouth?! 155 ,J 3ZS ■ .- ' VOLLEYBALL ■ £ 156 ■- - VW ' -r T :-v 157 COACHES on-BasketbalJ _7 .«$ W j S 1 v s W o BIG ED Director of Athletics Varsity Soccer, Baseball Sam-J.V. Sports Vicki-Director of Girls ' Athletics Randy-Girls ' Sports Suzie-Girls ' Sports Ted-Cross Country 158 INTRODUCTION TO GIRLS ' SPORTS Yeah. . . ' cept, Vick. - ■ I 8 ? a ■ ■ ■ '  ' « m 160 ' Authority Figure, my toot! i . 161 What do you mean running ' s against your religion? ' Hey, you guys, Ojai ' s back. Mr ...and I got this one at Magnin ' and the white one from Saks and. . . ' 162 ? I ■ % ft ' ZJ £ •.£ •• , 163 164 165 All right, you clown, get away from me. ' ' Welcome to Laguna Blanca . J r 166 Heyyyyyy. ' They would have to squish that banana there! That ' s MY secret 167 C ' mon, baby, light my fire! 1f 8 ML ™«m ' I ' ll take a bite next time. ' Don ' t look at me that way! Does Dana really expect us to read this trash? ' ' Aren ' t I GREAT!!! 169 BUSINESS PATRONS Adams Jones Opticians Arendt Mosher Grant Architects Ashley ' s Brinks Vintage Shop Chapala Prescription Pharmacy Isaia ' s Market Jr. Shoetown Sr. Koelsch ' s Bakery McConnell ' s Michel A. Levy, Inc. Mission Hardware Montecito Hard ware Morrey ' s Antiques Bert Remmers, Sailmakers Paul F. Scott Stationer State Mutual Savings CHEFS COIFFURES 100 N. Hope Avenue, Suite 13 Santa Barbara, California Telephone 687-1557 DIVERS DEN, INC. SKIN DIVING EQUIPMENT INDOOR POOL. REGULATOR REPAIR COMPRESSED AIR WET SUITS JOHN HAUKE 22 Anacapa Street santa barbara. calif. 93101 Phone t805) 962-4484 ? - w? T J% 1 iL KT jEff v. . i HEfv ■m 1_ N ■• ' % it v F 5 H. ._. yjB ■ ■ ' i ' ' - ..• , 170 schafer • . Schafer Electronics . - . the World leader in radio Mtation auU matii n equipment. Schafer offers employment m electronic assembly, checkout, design, and installation to over 70 Santa Barbara and Goleta men and women. For information on employment opportunities, full or part time, call 968-0755 or BURT DECKER Mgr. Congratulations to the Class of 75 from Fred A. Stewart, Inc. Branding Iron Talent Agency SINGLES GROUPS COUNTRY WESTERN • ROCK Professional Artists for Lounges or Private Parties Santa Barbara 853 East Main Street Ventura, Calif. 93001 PH. (805) 962-4615 171 SINCE 1926 Congratulations To The Seniors 1311 State Street Fine Jewelry Since 1926 HOLIDAY HARDWARE Santa Barbara s Most ( lomplete Hanlu an- Store Over in ()()() Items Charge Vccounts Welcome or use our Rank America or Master Charge Card AMPLE PARKING Open DaiK 8-6, Sundax 10-2 55 S. La Cumbre Road adjacent to La Cumbre Pla a Phone 967-9877 CHANNEL PAPER COMPANY Serving Santa Barbara Since 1 (-): ) Offict and School Supplies Office Furniture and, Equipment Packaging and Shipping Materials Custom Packaging Maintenance and Janitorial Supplies Food Ser ice Supplies For Ser ice Phone 963-1981 North Salsipuedes Street P.O. Box 4848 Santa Barbara California 4310) For Your Do-lt-Y our self Project Supplies — Try AMBROSE ANNEX 520 East Montecito Street and For Gifts For Mother and Dad — Try AMBROSE AT GOLETA ' 22 South Fairview Avenue Ml LL LUMBER COM 172 peppep tRee A rnotOR inn 3850 State Street Santa Barbara For Reservations 682-2418 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. For the Finest in Sportswear (kechbw L Santa Barbara Montecito Village La Jolla Kentfield Tiburon KELiOGCk KELLOGGS -MEN ' S U FAR- Lii C [i id bre Flii:,i 3835 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 687-3141 iy Us GLEISDALE FEDERAL Santa Barbara Branch: 3757 State Street 687-6435 Montecito Branch: 1253 Coast Village RoacU 969-5069 Goleta Branch: 5178 Hollister Avenue 964-6976 Open Monday through Thursday 10 ' til 6; Friday ' til 8; Saturday 10 ' til 2 173 BEST WISHES To the Class of 1975 SOUTHWICK ' S Men Boys ' Wear Inc. 601-603 State St. Santa Barbara Hwy. 246 and Alamo Pintado Rd. Solvang 5836HoIlister Goleta Best Wishes to the Class of 75 000 1 JEWELERS Member American Gem Society 14 West Figueroa St. Between State and Chapala Santa Barbara. CA 965-6715 ... in the Tradition of Santa Barbara Pitts Bachmann Realtors 1500 Anacapa Street Phone 03-1301 1485 East Valley Road Phone 969-4781 Best Wishes and Compliments to the Class of 75 From B. D. Howes Son SANTA BARBARA ' S FINK JEWELERS 1 125 State Street 966-7117 174 From a friend 175 Unusual Gifts for that Very Special Person ' . - = ■.-.,, -, it Stt -«s Ha., a B:o G ass Crystal WOi«n Textile ACC SSOT «3 Many One-Of-A-Xifi Collectors Items Pa n ' ' gs 4 L-tMjg-ap s by E the spectrum Gitls • Home Fufn.shiogs -Art 5r«3C i Am ' Go ij 964-57 W P E C T R U M SANTA BARBARA ' S DEPARTMENT STORE FOR BUSINESS PEOPLE We are also the area ' s one-stop shop- ping center tor 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! aa y£ MeiOxtZ 4i ce ' S ' 8 ' o OGILVY, GILBERT, NORRIS HILL OxzAt yi jw ter tfLz. 02a og ?75 your Indtfxodtnt} 126 EAST CARRILLO • SANTA BARBARA • 966-4101 knumnc e § ag e nt , 391 FIRST STREET • SOLVANG • 688-5712 ll .ll VOU FIK«T 176 He may get into college, but will he have the money to stay there? MITCHELL G. SIEFE 23 HITCHCOCK WAY 687- 1367 THE | EQUITABLE The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, New York. N Y. COFFEE SHOP ON STEARNS WHARF for delicious BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Fine Seafoods. Steaks and Sandwiches Overlooking the Blue Pacific • Cocktails OPEN EVERY DAY 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. TLZAIRstudio of 219 West Figueroa Street Santa Barbara, Calif. 93101 Telephone (805) 963-7841 COFFEE SHOP formerly Letters Unlimited by ANN WITASEK 177 C H Chevrolet 614ChapalaSt. Phone: 966-0801 :ar- 178 Congratulations to the Class of 1975!! Telephone 965-0011 1025 Santa Barbara Street Santa Barbara Aviation Santa Barbara Airport Colony Prime Rib House 4422 Hollister Ave. Flight Line Restaurant Santa Barbara Airport Santa Barbara ' s professional Diving Store SALES SERVICE RENTALS NAUI INSTRUCTION BASIC ADVANCED ( A MBunderMrSporfs Ai the Santa Barbara Horbor Where the Sun. Sky and Sea Meet (805) 962-5400 Breakwater. Santa Barbara. CA °01 0° 179 1  . CONGRflDULRTIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 k 3759 state • (805) 687-5565 next to akron 180 ANTIQUES FOR DECORATING ANTIQUES FOR INVESTMENT 633 Chapala St. Santa Barbara, Ca. Phone 962-07 11 schauer printing SINCE 1911 ' ' !■• ' 965-5246 • EXPERIENCED PRINTERS DESIGNERS FOR BUSINESS INDUSTRY • FULL COLOR REPRODUCTION • COMPLETE COMMERCIALS PUBLICATIONS PRINTING BROCHURES  6f- CATALOGS ' l PERIODICALS 1126 Santa Barbara Street (Across From The Courthouse Between Figueroa Anapamu) Santa Barbara burton a. decker antiques telephone 2-46 1 5 20 east cota street santa barbara, calif. 181 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975! STEVE AND CINDY PATTEN 182 OLDSMOBILE AND CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES Delia 88 Hardtop Coupe ? ?? ' 7 nz m OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC 410 STATE STREET SANTA BARBARA. CALIFORNIA 93101 FOR THE JOY OF DRIVING OVERSEAS MOTORS, LTD. 400 State Street Santa Barbara California 93101 Telephone: (805) 963-1592 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 75 SAMBO ' S OF SANTA BARBARA AND GOLETA 183 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Dal Pozzo Tires 335 Pine Avenue, Goleta 530 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara 301 South Milpas Street, Santa Barbara McGeever Realty Appraisals and Sales in Commercial, Industrial, and Residential Properties V.A. Property Management Broker Phones 967-4631 or 967-1711 5826 Hollister Ave. Goleta 93017 ■ ■ I l 3v - ; gg ( ■ u. | 184 185 COMPLIMENTS OF RESTAURANT BUELLTON AND Danish SOLVANG JJL 11 I JDUMPXXS SURPLUS ARMY NAVY SURPLUS FACTORY CLOSE-OUTS BUY • SELL • TRADE • RENTALS CAMPING EQUIPMENT • RUBBER LIFE BOATS CAR, BOAT, POOL 4 TRUCK COVERS TENTS • TARPS • MEN ' S WORK CLOTHES • Mattresses • Cots • Stoves • Canteens • luggage • Air Mattresses • Parachutes • Hardware • Rainwear ■ Knapsacks • Ice Boxes • Mess Kits • Lanterns ■ Optical Goods • Bedding • Boots • Sleeping Bags • Camping Equip. • Bock Pocking Eq. • Topographic Maps 76WAVA1S 186 VILLAGE H711RDRESSERS 969-31 95 IN MONTECITO VILLAGE 1470 EAST VALLEY ROAD MONTECITO, CALIF 93108  «tS«  C«OlV ' 5iON REDKEN One of the World ' s Finest Sporting Goods Stores UUjd™ Sporting Goods Company, Inc. SPORTING GOODS COMPANY, INC. Guns and Ammunition Gunsmith Fishing Tackle Archery Supplies Skin Diving Swim Wear Bowling Shirts Ski Equipment Rentals Camping Equipment Rentals Tennis and Golf Racket Restringing Binoculars Trophies Engraving 965-0021 1025 Chapala St., Santa Barbara It Pays to Play the All- American Way DISCOVER... The ail-American restaurant named after the great Princeton athlete and World War I Ace aviator, Hobey Baker. We sent steaks, prime rib, sea food, as well as tournedos with bernaise sauce. Our soup and salad bar is first string! A great, local dining experience. Discover tonight. A GREAT RESTAURANT! FAIRVICW HOBEY BAKER ' S 5918 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, 967-2512 187 SLAVICKS JEWELERS . . .an exciting store with OLD traditions Over a nail a oantory has passed since Slav.ck ' s lint opened lis doon in down town Los Angeles- Now, our elegant store in La Cumbre Plaia bungs you the wrxld ' a finest djetrgm in diamonds and precious lewels. Here youll find celebrated names in watches, fashionable gold lewelry d.stinctrve lable appointments in diver. China and crystal, and gifts for every imaginable occasion all typical of SlavHA ' s line Quality. Slavick ' s ii proud to serve the University of California at Santa Barbara community. . and extends to every one a hearty welcome. SLAVICKS 1 l-i I IB: ' 4S LA CUMBRE PLAZA • SANTA BARBARA Loi Cenitoi, NorUuUUt. Or me. WoodUnd HUU. Puti. c I Li Htbn LaU v ■[ ■ Young native French and American college staff from the best Paris and US universities. Medical doctor. Boys and Girls 10-16 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: Box 185, Eastsound, Washington 98245. Sears Realty Company PROPERTIES LARGE OR SMALL BUT ALWAYS DISTINCTIVE ARTHUR W. BROMFIELD- REALTOR Telephone 969-5011 516 San Ysidro Road Santa Barbara, California To the C arrows Way of Eating! What wild task 1 treats - Carrows Burgers, Famous K.ii hit uo. Hearty Western Breakfasts -- and all kinds of different things, to be lopped off with our fantastic desserts! Flip over to your nearest Carrows with friends ami lolks! 210 W. Carrillo - Santa Barbara 5677 Calk Real - Goleta 4405 Via Heal - Carpinteria 188 J. K. FRIMPL€ ' S —1701 State Street— Santa Barbara, California TOGO BELL Tacos. Tostadas, Enchmtos. Burntos. Frijoles. Bellburgers 821 North Milpas Street Santa Barbara 5980 Hollister Avenue Goleta 189 4 I Parting is such sweet sorrow inaMelniBus. MELNI BUS SERVICE (The students ' choice) 190 A message from an important contributor to our nation ' s research effort... GENERAL RESEARCH CORPORATION GENERA RESEARC hQ CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 (805) 687-3238 ' AUTHENTIC INDIAN JEWELRY SILVER AND TURQUOISE SPECIALISTS 3759 STATE STREET SANTA BARBARA, CA 93105 10% discount to students with cards. ) , J - 191 k d - - fciSSetK ■ 192 I -£ J