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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1976 volume:

INTRODUCTION y ' %fi :sK? r7P?7 -• . .Dedication -, faculty Cahdids ► ' I wer School V ► Jrtallcvye n P; , ! ;Widdle Scii Xahdids :i v; ' 1 Upper School Seniors 7 Candids 100 Sports 116 Spirit of ' 76 152 Lapa Lapa 153 Swim Meet 154 Fall Festival 156 Ah Wilderness! Organizations 162 Student Council 164 La Honda Staff tisements L , 168 ,v . Dedication The class of 1976 would like to dedicate this year ' s La Honda to Peter Lorber whose constant efforts and concern made our last year at Laguna the best one of all. As an endless source of energy and ideas, Mr. Lorber brought us success and happiness. But, above all, we would like to say thank you for always having a joke to tell. . . even on grey days. The spirit of ' 76 Thank You. Mi ■ ■■i-r-- •r . i ' . FACULTY Administration u 0) a B ni X ■a 03 Jack Adams Max Ruston s: ' hi) a 03 CO o o CJ CO o O u 1 Nevill Cramer 10 Eric Pepper English Department Dana White Margot Kenly Susan Steiner 11 Math Department George Crandall Daniel Thomas William Shirk I I 12 Language Department Linda Wall Clarke Doxey Linda Egan 13 History Department Andrew Farrand Virginia Crockett Robert Turner 14 Arts and Crafts Department Malcolm PoUey Ginny Brush Hania Munro 15 Science Department Ed Spaulding Electives be c H o bo I — I 0) 0 Kalon Kelley Norma Roden a B B ca u bo o !-i Dh !-i a g o U Dwight Johnson 17 Library Staff Mildred Kiser Patricia Sweeny Phyllis Potts 18 Secretarial Staff Lillian Stedman Irene Briel Laura Hess Lorraine Christensen 19 Maintenance Alfonso Salazar { Dan Salgado I ■H ' ' -.t Jeff Lewis 20 Helping. . .Hassling. We ' re gonna play my way or not at all, Just think, I may look like Mac after my body building courses! Check this, boys! Charles Atlas didn ' t have it so good. 22 What do you mean you feel sick? It must be somewhere in here. I ' m impressed, Mac. 23 Laguna ' s dress code sure has loosened vtp. When they give you that look, you know you ' re in trouble . But Dana, think of all the poor, starving children on the upper terrace. And you thought I was just another pretty face. ' I ■e -- ' O.K. class, time for a little qui2. Big Brother ' s watching. . •Hiya! ' flLa,M ' ' J L, HHH| -•X T. B ' jSB B,. : r t l 1 : - 41 fri - ' Billy. . •I ' UT that Boa Constrictor OUTside! %, • ■ -• V ' LOWER SCHOOL Kindergarten «-M Barbara Franklin Sallianne Gerber, Yasmin Broten, Christine Doxey, Jason Chase. Seana Sears, Jennifer Terry, Kerry Dickey, Ross Borden. Elaine Zimmerman, Catherine Edwards, Tegan Shanelec, Margaret Cobourn, Gar- rett Kaufman. 28 First Grade Tanya Bruckner, Katherine Ryland, Andrea Gordin, Leah Buchanan, Matthew Farrand, Adam Latham. -j|c;ri ' jL Kelly Lee Dante Sanchez, Marisa Toso, Margaret Wilson, Krista Kladnik, Brent Willey, Jon Paul Berti, Travis Pananides. Amy Dorra, Holly Bishop, Andrew Cook, Kent Van Donge, Robert Keenan. 29 Second Grade Phyllis Pepper John Brazelton, Elizabeth Williams, Adria Ottoboni, Jason Carrel, Adam Grabowski. Victoria Vought, Daisy Thoroughgood, Jerry Jordano, Christina McLeod, Gregory Hinsdale. Louise Gainey, Janet Ryland, Carl Weirick, Devon McLen- nan, Bradley Davies. 30 Third Grade • ' i . ■ ;iJ Gary Keenan, Allison Braniff, Andy Rose, David Crawford, Ma- risa Lanning, Peter Brown. Susan Hanton Andrea DeBerry, Seth Bruckner, Jason Sears, Mercedes Gallup, Clifford Wyatt, Wendy Sharon Eisner, Olaf Kalfas, Moira McNamara. Kaufman, Amy Ostenso, David Gordin. 31 Fourth Grade Peter Cronshaw Suzanne Gordin, Patricia Jackson, Francesca Hollis- ter, David McClintock, Vadim Hsu, Jeffrey Shepherd. Kimberly Davies, Halliday Dresser, John Gainor, Tiffany Berner, Dana Cochran, Jerry Ecker. Heather Willey, Laura Thayer, Gina Ot- toboni, Brian Zimmerman, Laurie Mc- Lennan, Pliillip Webber. 32 Fifth Grade Andrew Wallop, Gigi Buell, Jeffrey Smith, Annie Morey, Wendy Bucklew, Michael Kaufman. Josephine Forest Peter Rack, Michael Keenan, Denise De- Berry, Leigh Mitchell, Sarah Couvillion, Chad Ehler. Bryan Lanning, Richard DuBois, Stepha- nie McLeod, Erin McNamara, Ned Bowler, Charis Denison. 33 Sixth Grade Glenn A. Reitz Lonnie Kelley, David Carrel, Brack Mitchell, Ashley Parker, Kristina Murray, Adria Goppelt, Kirsten Schimmel. Schuy Roop, Elizabeth McClin- tock, Kendall Conrad, Nicholas Kraft, Frank Gott. Brian Sawyer, Joy Lee, Mary Haskell, Christian Heimlich, Palmer Jackson, John Mosby, John Clark. 34 ' -v Tv. - .n- -s. If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Wait till she sees that frog in her lunch! Z Gee. . .1 wonder if the red head ' s available? tSW 36 . • . well, the way 1 heard it. . . ' If it weren ' t for those shorts, 1 could swear that ' s Fonsie. 38 ' We have ways of making you talk. Ahh. ..yes! 39 Hey. 40 ' Who asked you? What did Newton know ? 41 A « a A y 1 mm Bro ' s. ' ' ♦ ' V y : ' - - O.K. girls, 1..,2...3. We did it! k ' Look at the bilican with the camera. ■ This will teach you to mess with my girl! Sports ' ' . %:, k ' ■ t. SM? e ' ' -r — - ftr? Sv? ■ ' Downhill racer. Hey, Mr. Adams is looking for you. Oh, come on now. Get out there and show ' em! ' 44 i i m • ' ( tU ( ' l ' Halloween Parade 46 Christmas Program Another stimulating performance. 47 MIDDLE SCHOOL ' V Seventh Grade Marcus Deaner, Daniel Weston, Danelle Utley, Daniel Gainey, Clem Morey, Patrick McNamara, Carol Lewis. 50 Monica Wyatt, Serena White, Eva Timin, Diane Pratt, Carol Brashears, Robin Ashley, Gate Mollis- ter. Grafton Tanquary, Ghristopher i . Donaldson, Eric Wesson, Ronald Rat- cliffe, Nathaniel Wheelwright, David Deley. { Stephen Willey, Shane Greene, Scott Edwards, Michael Brown, Gharles Woodhouse, Ghad Halle, Scott Love. 51 Eighth Grade Michael Wallis, Scott Pearson, Duane Fisher, Tracy Buell, Robert Goldman, Robert Lovelace. Katy Montgomery, Kelly Roemer, Cynthia Roche, Heidi Eckert, Heidi Kyne, Caroline Cronshaw. Wendy Ashley, Lee Failing, Kathryn v V Dole, Lisa Heimlich, Sophia Nagel, Wll? i Cindy Patten. f- i X. 52 } i ' r jr vr. if - r V William DuBois, Bob Bonadio, Marc Lewis, Steve Berkus, Thomas Kronen, Brent Bucklew, David McAlpine. Carolyn Holderman, Erin Danielson, Catherine Lundberg, Erika Birk, Jennifer Marlowe. Robert Lawson, Randy Cunningham, Philip Ruston, John Love, Martin Goppelt. 53 Upper School. . . here we come! i Don ' t tell me it ' s him again. Take a picture, it will last longer. ' What do you mean I look like a monkey? 56 57 Where ' s Gardy? Up in the air, Jr. Birdmen. 58 Up in. ,.hey, wait a minute Look out. 59 Sports Back: Duane Fisher, Bob Bonadio, David McAlpine, Bill DuBois, Philip Ruston, Danny Gainey. Front- Mike Brown, Pat McNamara, Scotty Edwards, Stephen Willey, Steve Berkus, Tommy Kronen, Clem Morey. 60 61 _ J l_ ' .tU!«i :« ; Jeff Lovelace -asst. coach 62 Oooo, yeah! ' 63 Lapa Lapa 1) ... get him! ' ' 2) . . . oof! ' Well, what ' dya expect? 64 Camp Cielo «sSife., « «%, 1 K - MK ?e«. }«S JHIWL ' .-- The seventh and eighth graders would like to thank Ms. Kenty and Mr. Daly for working so hard to make Canip Cielo a good experience. (All of the photographs on this page were contri- buted by the middle school photography class. ) 65 UPPER SCHOOL Ninth Grade «ORR Margaret Dickson, Meg Mitchell, Kelly Hinsdale, Anna Krzyczkowska, Valli Brown Louise Kistler, Martha Rugg, Laurie Brazelton, Melissa Bower, Kathy Klausner, Molly Gibb. 68 Lisa Brown, Carol Phillips, Linda Everote, Joyce Roberts, Diane Roche. Mike Catalano, Richard Wesson, Charles 69 Love, Todd Marmorstein, Michael Parrish, Andrew Budek. Tenth Grade Tracy White, Leslie Vought, Susan McCafferty, Julie Ritter. Carol Wesson, Kathy McCarty, Sandy Levee, Susan Parker. 70 Mary Vail, Callie Power, Pam Thomas. Chris Satterlee, Vaughn Masthoff, Tony Gardner, David Chase. 71 Eleventh Grade Chuck Hobin, Roger Lewis, Mike Wilk, Pat Siefe 72 Gardiner Fraker, Sandy Hogue, Danielle Greene, Kit Tyler. m SENIORS m m mm uHammm I stood upon a high place, And saw, below, many devils Running, leaping, And carousing in sin. One looked up, grinning, And said, Comrade! Brother! ' Stephan Crane David Colfax 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 lie, he cried, And ran on. Stephane Crane 76 Lynda Ellenshaw 77 To embark upon flight, is to leave the security of the known; to accept the challenge of new horizons. ■ % ;?r REJOICE AND GIVE THANKS Susanne Collier 80 Patrice Cunningham A moment ' s insight is sometimes worth a life ' s experience. -Holmes 81 Indiana Montes J. Boon Hughey  Bogus -bogus, a. (Origin uncertain) False; Sham; Counterfeit. Got a bulldog in my Lear-jet Gonna teach him how to fly. -Steve Miller 84 c cp • xau JSid 914 cpif? dss • lro A7 M -r 74 i ' ' . ET i Stephen M. Coughran it Disney R. Charles (Chuck) Harpham Jr. Youth is the time to go flashing from one end of the world to the other both in mind and body; to try the manners of different nations; to hear the chimes at midnight; to see sunrise in town and country; to be converted at a revival; to circumnavigate the metaphysics, write halting verses, run a mile to see a fire, and wait all day long in the theatre to applaud Hernani . -Robert Louis Stevenson- 90 I 5 oj J . -o o C (0 0)0. : § B 8 ca Q) i. ;o S U M ' -b ' 6-05 P-r ao ? g- -s ' lk t 4 : B   I W  l«m  Bai !«B.-«iagHE - '  Ji - --i. .i:.J--J Vanessa Reed j« I Thought is a bird of space, and in a cage of words, it can spread its wings but it cannot fly. Jeffrey Lovelace WBKKk. iS$ ■ If we listen to the world, and let it act on us witliout either-or Judgements and ideas, then we can learn to comprehend each flash of pleasure as a tone in the infinite harmony. The orchestra of the world plays familiar melodies again and again, and the old folks stand around and tap their feet while the young ones dance. -Thaddeus Golas The conditions of a solitary bird are five: The first, that it flies to the highest point; the second, that it does not suffer for company, not even of it ' s own kind the third, that it aims its beak to the skies; the fourth, that it does not have a definite color; the fifth; that it sings very softly. -San Juan de la Cruz. Have you ever wondered why you are being educated?. . .What is this so called education? Have you ever asked yourself why you are here, and have the teachers asked you why you are here? Do the teachers know why they are here? -Jiddu Krishnamurti 94 Tracy Wright ' - mk He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children; who has filled his niche and accomplished his task; who has left the world better than when he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfected poem, or a rescued soul; who has never lacked appreciation of earth ' s beauty or failed to express it; who has looked for the best in others and given the best he had; whose life was an inspiration; whose memory is a benediction. Mrs. Arthur]. Stanley 95 HELL ON WHEELS Colin Mastoff The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao. The name that can be named is not the eternal name. The nameless is the beginning of heaven and earth. The named is the mother of ten thousand things. Ever desireless, one can see the manifestations. Ever desiring, one can see the manifestations. These two spring from the same source but differ in name; this appears as darkness. Darkness within darkness. The gate to all mystery. Tao Te Ching After he had journeyed, And his feet were sore, And he was tired, He came upon an orange grove And he rested. And he lay in the cool, And while he rested, he took to himself an orange And tasted it. And it was good. And he felt the earth to his spine. And he asked, and he saw the tree above him, And the stars. And the veins in the leaf. And the light, and the balance. And he knew he was. And he thought of those he angered, For he was not a violent man. And he thought of those he hurt. For he was not a cruel man. And he thought of those he frightened, For he was not an evil man. And he understood. He understood himself Upon this he saw that when he was of anger Or knew hurt or felt fear It was because he was not understanding, And he learned compassion. And with his eye of compassion He saw his enemies like unto himself, And he learned love. Then, he was answered. Moody Blues .- ■ -■ - ' T. Chuck Kalav - ■♦  ;■- -- .,. ■ •,; ' • jv- -- ... , ' , - ' ' I? ■-- c; ;?; • -•■■ . - -■ , - !i ' : si - - ;V v-, ■ -ff. - ' i_j - ti -. ' ■ ' ' -£_ Within your subconscious depths lies infinite wisdom, infinite power, and an infinite supply of all that is neces- sary, which is waiting for development and expression. Begin now to recognize these potentialities of your deeper mind, and they will take form in the world without. Dr. Joseph Murphy Don ' t crush that dwarf, hand me the pliers. Firesign Theatre He who does not trust enough will not be trusted. Lao Tsu 97 Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night. -Poe Far, far, beneath, the noise of tempests dieth. And silver waves chime ever peacefully. And no rude storm, how fierce soe ' er it flieth Disturbs the Sabbath of that deep- er sea. -H.B. Stowe Frances Penney Gillespie Progress, man ' s distinctive mark alone, Not God ' s, and not the beasts ' : God is, they are; Man partly is, and wholly hopes to be. -Robert Browning P Pl There is no truer truth obtainable By Man than comes of music. -Robert Browning 98 Bruce Hintzen 99 K«W. I ♦ •a You must. be kidding! ILL Gl 3 ' J) A new school elective? 102 Gee, studying isn ' t that bad after all. 103 104 Alex ! You ' re supposed to pretend not to notice. Why does everyone always pick on me? ' ' If Yeah!. . .Hang twenty! What do you mean it was on the ground? 108 ' Why do i always have to get the Frisbee? 109 Perma-grin Gee, Mom, all the other kids get to go to bed at 9:00 It must be my new hairdoo! The Goddess 110 One, . . two. . , one, two, three... I ' ve never walked a guy to the door before. 111 Handsome devil, aren ' t I? I don ' t wanna study. 112 My ' SLIP ' S ' showing?! Aw, Mich, he was just PERfect What do you mean this milk ' s two weeks old? 113 You want my pictiire? I dare you to say that again! ' 114 Just a snap and. . .SHAZAM! 115 tm - - i SPORTS Sports Ed Spaulding, Director Ted Bechtel, Track Vicki Busby Girls ' Director 118 Susan Warren, Basketball Faculty ASSETS ' 7;r y Ml..  R- George Crandall, Soccer Clarke Doxey, Tennis Randie Hasson, Folk Dancing Refugio Camarena, Soccer 119 soccer Varsity: Back: Blair Spaulding, Steve Patten, Eddie Vasquez, Peter Greene, Boon Hughey, Roger Spaulding, Chuck Harpham Bruce Hinteen Dave Colfax, Jeff Lovelace, Jef Fitch, Front: Steve Coughran, Gardy Fraker, Jeff Berkus, Roger Durant, Tracy Burnell, Soren Hansen, Colin Masthoff. = . , , S LBS VS MIDLAND LBS VS GATE LBS VS OJAI LBS VS THACHER LBS VS DUNN V 5-2 1-2 0-1 1-2 7-1 4-1 1-1 3-1 1-2 2-0 JV 5-1 2-1 1-3 0-3 0-2 0-3 2-0 1-0 D. d W tV n w , i ?. ' ' ' ' J t Tyler, Roger Lewis, Mike Wilk, TTiomas O ' Brien, Howie Roberts, George Northrop, David Watkms Wilham Holderman, Wade Veazy. Front: John Love, Geofrey Wyatt, Vaughn Mastoff, Alex Byrnes, Kris Kalav, Larry McAlpme, George Hollister, Daniel Hochman, Chris Saterlee, Doug DePew. THE ANTHONY DUNN AWARD IS OURS! Do a little dance. . . Ill U J i qPFFir h 122 123 M PSiA f 1- ■ s J-t« ' ilBB JlLMi We saw defeat. 124 . . and knew what it meant to win. ,. : ■ .-i 125 Basketball Back Row: Vaughn MastJioff, Larry McAlpine, George Northrop, Wade Vesey, Tony Gardner, Front Row: Chuck Harpham, Bruce Hintzen, Blair Spaulding, Jeff Lovelace Dunn LBS Thacher Gate LBS over over over over over LBS Ojai LBS LBS St. Anthony ' s 126 83 Jeff Lovelace 31 Bruce Hintzen Missing: Wade Vesey 84 Chuck Harpham 127 track %l5r ' ' S « huau. Cross Country Back Row: coach; TedBechtol, David Chase, Mike Wilk, Chuck Hobin, Steve Coughran. Front Row: Jeff Wyatt, Howie Robert, Jeff Berkus, David Hooper LBS VS MIDLAND LBS VS GATE LBS VS OJAI LBS VS THACHER LBS VS ST. ANTHONY ' S 25 - 32 22 - 34 17 - 41 15 - 43 15 - 49 -- ! ' - ' V. If David Hooper - Second Place in League Meet. Steve Coughran - Fifth Place in League Meet. League Champs Again! The league meet start at Westmont. Jeff Berkus - first place 131 WAY TO GO TEAM! Chuck Hobin - 13th place I must have made a wrong turn somewhere . . . ' David Chase - 28th place 132 : :3r Special thanks to coach Ted Bechtol. Are you sure you didn ' t eat your wheaties? Baseball g;Mr- swgjifcArfMeagjGi iiaiil I i]i:i imtiiahie tiisrsf- VA Back Row: Blair Spaulding, Steve Patten, Roger Spaulding, Roger Durant, William Holderman, Justin Bosio, John Love. Front Row: Soren Hansen, Tracy Burnell, Kit Tyler, Gardy Fraker, Jeff Berkus, John Gillespie. Oh, its the old beliind-the-back play. 134 135 ' You wanna say that to my FACE bud? 136 ' Mr. Spaulding, this base keeps moving. ' O.K. wise guy, I ' ll show you! ' 137 Tennis Tell me if this hurts. 138 . - l Let ' s play ball! ' Hi ES 1 ' ' ■ ' . w- 1 - • -; ' Wt«[ffii;:„- j Volleyball Varsity- Back: Melissa Bower, Danielle Greene, Pat Cunningham, Mary Poppic. Front: Anna Krczyckowska, Trudi Tapscott, Sandy Hogue. LAGUNA 15 14 15 15 15 5 7 10 ovs 10 16 5 13 7 11 15 15 140 141 Basketball Body Mechanics ?Pis ' j ?• ■■. jv '  ..- « Tv 7 Z- ' © . M Say, thar ' s a REAL good trick! Those last ones gave me one humdinger of a headache. Soccer Varsity: Back Row: Callie Power, Mary Stewart, Julie Ritter, Mary Poppic, Lydia Emmet, Amy Rugg Front Row: Frances Gillespie, Melissa Bower, Pat Cunningham, Kathy Pratt, Linda Haskell VARSITY J, VARSITY LBS VS DUNN 4-0 3-1 1-2 LBS VS CRANE 3-1 3-0 LBS VS OJAI 0-4 0-3 1-2 LBS VS 0|AI 1-0 0-0 LBS VS CHRISTIAN 1-3 J. Varsity: Back Row: Gate HolUster, Garol Lewis, Pam Thomas, Erika Birk. i-ront Row: Diane Pratt, Carol Brashears, Susan Brazelton, Cindy Patten, Monica Wyatt, Louise Kistler, Martha Gray 145 ' 4 iriiiiflHHHHi ' ' (tea .,. • SV. ?l i  •■ 1 • fr r 1 , t ' Wtr 147 Field Hockey Softball ISO ' I ' ll get that darn ball this time! Amy, what ARE you doing? 151 spirit of 76 c o WD § ip ST I ) 1) El K. •1 ■ mi H H - ' — ' - 1 Ljife sftitefe. f- sa Uh. . .wait a minute ! 152 lapa lapa ii ds- Boy, one whole year and Laguna hasn ' t changed . . .the food ' s still lousy. The way I figure it, we need a plan. 153 swim meet What ' s your excuse? ' 154 Um. . , Foxy Lady. ' 155 fall festival Look at it this way, 25(1: gives you 3 chances to take home your own goldfish . . .and with the price of gold these days, you just can ' t go wrong. 156 Well, if it isn ' t the senior snow cone squad. 157 Ah, Wilderness! i f? % . 1 Leave my mother out of this. Aw, come on Roger. I ' m not THAT dumb! 158 No, Pa. She ' s not that kind. 159 Activities Goin ' suxfin ' . Yeah, let ' s do it again! Your typical senior. ' WHO put my steak UNDER the grill? 160 And I bet you think this is Coke ! 161 Organizations Stationery Store Lisa Masters El Tecolote Susanne Collier, Vanessa Reed The Lunch Truck Roger Durant, Sandy Hogue 162 Ice Cream Store Steve Patten, David Colfax The A.F.S. Club Colfax, Lorber, Gillespie, Siefe Teacher Aides Carrie Towbes, Mary Stewart, Heather Kyne, Joyce Harter, Linda Everote 163 Student Council llth Grade: Kathy Pratt, Amy Rugg, Trisha Grisingher. 10th Grade: Leslie Vought, Soren Hansen. 9th Grade: Wade Vesey, Kathy Klausner. 164 Council President: David Colfax o ft) 13 0) dI CD 3 C 5 n i-i n n- fu Hi 1 H i-i 0) w c f-i 0) i-i Tracy Burnell Jeff Berkus La Honda Editors: Jeff Berkus, Mary Poppic. 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Best Wishes to the class of ' 76 i ' f om - CHILDREN ' S YOUTHS ' ADULTS ' NORMAL AND ORTHOPEDIC SHOES COMPLETE DANCEWEAR DEPT. Accredited Fitters 3419 State St. Doctors prescriptions Near San Roque P.O Filled Santa Barbara, Ca. 93105 PI 3855 A State St. Santa Barbara, Calif. 93105 687-1348 W. Paul Sullivan R. Ph. 187 Congratulations to the Senior class of 1976! The Tanquarys 188 iljs s ion Jfertilijer Companp 901 E. Wooley M. • Oxnord Calif. 93030 • 1-805-486-351 1 Offering Complete Fertilizer Services To Local Growers And The World-Wir ' a Trade iPucAa ittd) Jf ' PG RTTS W EAR. or TOOAV ' S C O NJ TE M PO RA R.V WOMENJ Sw«2a+«rs , Tops A JC S6on«s- Doiphinkjni- 5)36 M01JJSTEI2 SAKfTA aARBACA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM THE ELLENSHAWS sUdO ' . ANTIQL ' KS FOR DECORATING AMigiKS FOR INVESTMENT 633Chapala!5t Santa Barbara, C.n. Phone 962-07 1 I 190 OBNHg ' TtMOftee dtkee qS ' o ' OGILVY, GILBERT, NORRIS HILL 1 youfii ' ndependMt) 126 EAST CARRILLO • SANTA BARBARA • 966-4101 391 FIRST STREET • SOLVANG • 688-5712 •«i«vi« vou wimwT S.A.U.W.H. in 41 Years! David Swan Kenly 1957-1959, 1960- 1963 Deborah Hoge Kenly 1957- 1967 Virginia Brainerd Kenly 1961- 1974 Cyntliia Stuart Kenly 1963- 1976 Society Against the Use of the Word, Hopefully Perry H. Kenly Jr. 8: Betty S. Kenly , RITj , Serving the tri-countv area with the lari cst ami most complete selection oj vitami)is. health foods, and special dietary foods since 1951 191 The new frontiers lie in the rebuilding of the old. The Berkus Family to: jeff Steve mary cynthi tracy Vanessa peter boon pat lynda tracey michele jef chuck lisa Steve frances coIin Indiana Suzanne chuck jeff bruce david from: 193 Personal Patrons ' «! Mr. Mrs. John H. Adams Mr. Mrs. Barry A. Berkus Dr. Mrs. Felice A. Bonadio Dr. Mrs. Richard A. Brown Dr. Mrs. W. Bruce Bucklew Mr. Mrs. Albert Byrnes Dr. Mrs. Robert E. Carrel Mr. Mrs. Randall D. Chase Mr. Mrs. James M. Cunningham Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Denison Mr. Mrs. Theodore J. Depew Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Dickson Mr. Mrs. William E. Dole Mr. Mrs. Lloyd W. Durant Mr. Mrs. Raymond F. Ehler Mr. Mrs. Vincent B. Evans Mr. Mrs. Gary Gallup Mr. Mrs. John E. Gillespie Mr. Mrs. Henry C. Goppelt Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Greene Mr. Mrs. Donald W. Grisinger Dr. Mrs. Melville H. Haskell Dr. Mrs. Albert C. Heimlich Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Harpliam, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Rush C. Hinsdale Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Hobin Mr. Mrs. Howard Hogue Dr. Mrs. Henry L. Holderman Mr. Mrs. Jay Benedict Hughey Mr. Mrs. Kenneth H. Hunter Mr. Mrs. Palmer G. Jackson Mr. Mrs. Roman Krzyczkowski Mr. Mrs. John D. Kronen Dr. Mrs. Robert C. Lawson Dr. Mrs. Walter M. Lewis Ijr. Mrs. Richard T. Love Mr. Mrs. Jon B. Lovelace Dr. Mrs. Lawrence L. McAlpine Dr. Mrs. Robert J. Ottoboni Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Phillips Mr. Mrs. George T. Poppic Mr. Mrs. Alexander M. Power Dr. Mrs. Glenn J. Pratt Mrs. Jeannie H. Reed Dr. Mrs. James H. Ritter Mrs. Kathleen Roche Mrs. Sara Lewis Rugg Mr. Mrs. Harvey G. Ryalnd Mr. Mrs. Gerald B. Shepard Mrs. Kerstin Shirokow Mr. Mrs. Randall Smith Mr. Mrs. Edward R. Spaulding Mr. Mrs. Michael Towbes Mr. Mrs. Al L. Vail Mr. Mrs. Peter Vought Dr. Mrs. Robert A. Watkins Mr. Mrs. Robert G. Wesson Mr. Mrs. Richard B. Wilk Mr. Mrs. William H. Wilson Mr. Mrs. John A. Yabsley Mr. Mrs. James J. Zimmerman for CREATIVE REAL ESTATE call JOYCE GIBB at MDNTECITa REALTV THE OLD SANTA BARBARA COMPANY 1470 East Valley Road Santa Barbara, California, 93108 Office 969-3221 Home 969-2734 serving ■ ' Montecito ' Hope Ranch Santa Barbara Santa Ynez {JaXol :auio ; To till ' Carrows Way of ELating! What wild lasic treats -- CaiTou ' s Burgers. Famous B.nhciiu ' . Hearty Western Breakfasts - ,iiul ill kinds of different things, to be lopiicd off with our fantastic desserts! Flip ovi i lo your nearest Carrous with friends and folks! 21(1 C irrillo - Santa Barbara r.(i77 C alle Real ■ Goleta 1 lOTi ' i.i Keal - C tri ' interia Congratulations to the Class of 1976 CASA DE SEVILLA Specializing in Wines, Cheeses, Deli- catessen Items, Gourmet Foods and Gifts La Cumbre Plaza Telephone 687-3388 3849 State Street No. 53 Santa Barbara, California, 93105 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 7 195 We ' ll take the time to listen and help Were always yiad to see you E -en it ' you can oniy sti p in tor a quick cup of coffee. Wed like to know liow you ' re doini; and what we can do for you. Like, which of our free services would benefit you most. And which of our savings plans would tit your needs. And of course, the nicest way to jjet to know each other is o ' er coffee and cookies. So drop by any time. We ' ve been helpini; people like you since 1887. Santa Barbara Savings Don ntown: State at Fisiueroa ♦ State at ' alcrio La Cumbre: State at La Cumbre Goleta: Hollisterat University Village Pla:a Santa Barbara Aviation Santa Barbara Airport Colony Prime Rib House 4422 Hollister Ave. Flight Line Restaurant Santa Barbara Airport A message from an important contributor to our nation ' s research effort... GENERAL RESEARCH CORPORATION .c H GENER ri t o t A R O n fl corporation CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 196 OF LUCK To ,V SPIRIT OF (RELAMD S £ NATALIE U ITMee. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976!! Telephone 965-0011 1025 Santa Barbara Street 197 AUTOGRAPHS s . . . and special, special thanks to ginny cynthi 200 MnnamMpKinKAw ssnnniBaMniRiHWi ' t ' i ' ' i fitiiim!At ciiiij- ' a!  mmi aamimuiajmmrjr ' syv I Ifgfjff nfwvi ' i: ' . ' i.jBi faiwc .ia '  :«-HIP P! | ' ?Sftf: i jPSfflPfei. ' i ' ' z ' ' b.-v:a«S!H£LV. fe«R lr-. . v ' .  .rJ? T r i-: ' f-i;r tii r sf • ' -i ■ I 5 1 -ife- ' - ' - m m ■ ■ j ilMiiii. •Si V