Las Lomas High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Walnut Creek, CA)

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Terry, as he was called by his many friends on campus, not only was Presi- dent-elect of his araduatina class, but also was active in athletics, rally committee, and in church and community affairs. Terry's memory will always he in our hearts. MEMCRIES PBESHMAN YEAR-the first day, awe and forgotten locker combinations . . . the big Seniors . . . pointers . . . Pittsburg beat us by one point, and we lost the football championship but Won the sportsmanship trophy . . . lights on the football field for the last game of the season . . . the gym in sections being enlarged . . . the Freshman dance, neat? SOPHOMORE YEAR-look at those little freshmen . . . some Seniors even speak to us now . . . the gym is back together . . . decorating for the Soph Hop, all that angel hair . . . Wish l had my driver's license . . . Block LL dunked at the Carnival. IUNIOR YEAR-We're upperclassmen now! . . . the Pleasant Hill caravan . . . We finally won the football championship and the basketball co-championship . . . Mr. Smith's moustache . . . U. S. History . . . the Iunior Prom, Out of a Dream . . . the Iowa Tests . . . day of infamy, February l9, 1959, the Iunior uprising . . . sportscoats . . . the bowling alley opened . . . elections, big choice' . . . the Iunior Picnic at Turtle Rock. SENIOR YEAR-Senior Lawn is ours! . . . Senior Costume Day, Adam and Eve and the Schmoos . . . all those term papers! . . . parties after the games . . . LL in Acalanes' lawn . . . the Senior play, Dino . . . the cast party . . . College Boards, tests, tests, and college applications . . . the basketball team Won the Lions' Invitational Tournament . . . cats in Physiology . . . the long-awaited-for Senior activities, the Senior Assembly, the Senior Banquet, the Senior Ball, Enchanted Sea, Baccalaureate, and graduation. We finished our years at Las Lomas and now they are a part of our memories. SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynnefte Gengler, Dave Ccndeff, Ken Duncan, Bob LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Herr, President: Marlee Chamberlin, Treasure Samuels, Mr. Sweetman, Advisor, Pete Marqiotta, Marlee Chamberlin, Sue Bates, Secretary: Dick Telford, Vice President. Lynne Cathcart, Dick Telford, Jeannie Marlor, Pat Andrews, Sue Bates. JOAN ACKLES .loanie , You thinkso? Talkative, easy going, char- acter, G.A.A., Pep' Club, Reall goes for neat cars and gregon, drastically de- tests asparagus and childish boys, future plans include dental technician. SUZANNE ALDRICH Suzy , Sh.ngle dingIe , always talking, transfer from Fresno, likes: traveling, San Francisco, music, and mon' ey, hates: studying, snobs, and work, plans: Foreign Service. JAMES AMELL I AmeIl , Pup - a - curshi - pep , amiable, enioys par- ties, iazz, and food, dislikes very little, he wants to en- ter medical fields and Col- lege. FERN ANDERSON Furnace , Later on, ya , quiet and nice, House of Representatives, Rally Comm., Newspaper, A Cap- pella, J.S.A., G.A.A., likes pizza, happy people, letters from Japan, dislikes math, peas, late people, future plans: college, GARY ANDRES lt sound likes a brainy, Radio and ics Club, wrestling absolutely loves food, hates liver, plans, Cal. PATSY JILL ANDREWS Pat , Hi there , peppy pint-size, gorgeous locks, outgoing personality, starry eyes, loves blue eyes, can't stand grouchy boys or bugs, J.S.A., Assembly Comm., Sr. Council, Tri-Hi-Y, tuture alms: Business College. JAMES ARNO Jim , well dressed, good looking, really goes for cars, pizza, and girls, dislikes school, future plans: start own business. WILLIAM THOMAS ASHURST BilI , likes iazz, sports cars, and of course girls, dislikes English lV and term papers, track, J.V. tootball, Latin Club, and Yearbook editor, tuture plans: Cal. SARAH BACKUS And all that iaz1! , always in a daze, no worries or cares, likes sailing and friendly people, hates chem- istry and rare steaks, As- sembly Comm., programs tor Sr. Play, tuture plans: College. WENDY Willy , the spaghetti and dignified, , chere ries, and cats, avo- cados and over made-up eyes, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Assembly Comm., Science Club, tuture plans: College. CARLEEN BAYLEY Sharp , exotic eyes, hap- py-go-lucky, steaks, salads, and slumber parties rate high here, but no squash and noisy people, F.H.A. Sec., Jr. Prom, G.A.A., Business Club, J.C. bound. I2 WAYNE BAKER ls it 'hot' , good rim re- verser, likes Model A's '32 Fords, owner ot one Model A coupe, tuture plans: Goast Guard. PETER DOLE BANWELL Pete , Merry Christ- mas! , Redhead with treck- les, lively and considerate, good sport, has a taste for pizza, hates English term papers, House ot Represen- tatives, varsity swimming, Block LL, J.V. basketball, Operetta l,2,3, heading tor college. PEGGY BARNES Peg , Oh, for heavcn's sake , model material, si- lent, likes Christmas and green olives, dislikes los'ng arguments and immature people, Palladians, Assem- bly Comm., G.A A., Knights of the Golden Key, A.F.S., tuture plans: college. GARY BARNETT D. J. , redhead, likes ski- ing, fishing and basketball, dislikes teachers: Palladians, Knights ot the Golden Key, Spanish, future plans: law. LORIA BERTHELSEN I'm sure g long blond hair, arly-goerg loves parlies, anville, clolhesp abhors uqs, conceiled guys, and oom IOIQ G.A.A., Girls' eagueg fulure plans: den- I assislanf. MICHAEL J. BERTOLDI Mike g Cherry g really friendly: enioys poker, mon- ey, food, and vacalionsg hales homework, liver: Chess Club: fulure plans: iunior colleqe. STEPHEN BEVITT Sieve , So, whal else is new? g casual character, undersfanding, willinqg surn- mer and tennis rafe high on his lislg dislikes hypocriles and Sr, girls in general: Rally Comm., House of Reps., Sr. Play, 'rennis Team, Block LL: college bound. BARBARA BLAYLOCK Barb g Hi, you all g Southern beauly wirh an ac- cenf To march, Yearbook, Ari Club, really goes for boys, clofhes, bracelets, sporls cars and Oklahomag can r sfand liver, steak and lerrn papers, college and Oklahoma bound. SHARON BLISS Lenglhy blond hair, quielg Girls' League, likes roller skating and parfiesg dislikes fish, future plans: airline hostess, I3 DALE BODTKER Hey man : miles of smiles, sporls fiend: likes money, fishing and Corvelfes: dislikes feachers and homework: frack manager, Elecfronics Club: fufure aims: iunior college. GARY BORNHOLDT Ml Big Daddy : Yea : liffle guy wifh a big personality: likes parries, drums, and iazz: dislikes school and 'term papers: Adv. band: future aims: college. KE BOTTENFIEL-D Oh yea! : The quief fype, nice fo be wifh: likes cars, money, and good music: dislikes homework: fufure aims: college and aero- naufical engineering. LIN DA DEAN BOTTI Grubby : on fhe go, cufe curly locks, spare kling: fancy lavender and The Page : dis- approves of Thursdays and mofhs: commissioner of publicify, Sfudenf Confrol, Girls' Service Sec., edifor of newspaper, Assembly Comm.: ambifion: iournalism. STEPHEN BOWEN HA Sfeve : Whal' do you say lhere? : pracfices all fhe fime: delighfs in food, sporfs, and sci- ences: loafhes exfra homework, loud bands, and sprained ankles: Varsify foofball, baskef- ball, fennis yell leader, C.S.F,, Sfudenf Con- frol, Rally Comm.: plans on college. RRY BOWERS A. V. Man : Like wow : Varsily baskefball Block LL: likes science ficfion, airplanes, Thun- derbirds: dislikes feachers: fulure plans: Naval aviation. REBECCA BOYD Becky : Oh, my gosh : sweef and helpful, shimmering long hair, fhaf angelic look: As- sembly and Rally Comm.: likes fishing: hafes eggplanf and lafe people: fufure aims: college. BUD L. BRADY '.'Lex : 'll' will be fhe day : unosfenfafious: likes Chinese dinners, hunfing, sporls cars: shuns dances: fufure plans: college and being a docfor. PHILIP PETER BRAY CA Pefe : Oh yeah? : l-lofrod Daddy : easy fo know: likes '32 Fords, money, and girls: dislikes English 4 and girls wifh shorf hair: frack: fufure plans: iunior college. ROL BRIGGS ,Briggsy : Fruifcake : lively, gold haired pixie: GAA., A Cappella, Music Club, Latin Club, J.S.A.: really goes for sfeak, pizza, par- fies, boys, and foofball games: can'f sfand peanul' buffer and homework: fulure plans: college. THOMAS DAVID BROATCH Yeah, O.K. : mildly mischievous, personalily- plus: likes sporfs cars, shorf girls, snow frips, sleak, and Carmel: dislikes squash, burned pork chops: Freshman, J.V, and Varsify foofball, J.V. and Varsify frack, wresfling and Block LL: fufure plans: iunior college. JANE BROOKS MA Brandy : Slap my face wilh a leafher glove : lhin and peflfe: goes for boys, boys, and more boys: dislikes refailin class: Ari Club, Girls' League: bound for JE. RY BROWN Pudgy : brainy, always good for a laugh: likes sfuffed lobsfers and beafniks: dislikes oysfers and shoes: C.S.F., French Club, Pep Club, Jr. Prom: fufure aims: Cal fhen fo Russia on For- eign Service. BURKE KOHL BU RRIGHT l have a quesfion : proud M.G, owner, per- sisfenf, casual: likes sporfs cars, girls locca- sionallyl, fhe quief life : dislikes splinfers from foofball bench: Speaker of The House, Varsify foofball, C.SF., Block LL, Yearbook: fufure aims: college. BARRY BUSS Buu : Good grief : ouldoor lype, always in good humor: likes hanging loose, Ginny, hunfing and prospecting: dislikes roll-your-own Bullderm : Varsify golf: fulure plans: college and Ginny. MARTHA CALHOUNT h Marty , Crazy , quiet, nice smile, G.A.fi., absolutely adores boys, cars, parties, swim- ming, has a distaste for dances, sea food, liver and underclassmen, future plans: S.F. State. JILL CAMPBELL , . Jilly , Swell! , gal with the smlle,. beautis ful hair, peppy cheerleader, adores pizza and parties, dislikes Mr. Menesini's physiology quizzes, spinach, Jr. Class Sec. Assembly Comm,. Jr. Council, A Cappella, college bound, CHARLES EDWARD CARROLL Chuck , thinking man, natural born leader, likes happy people, good iazz, and cars that run, Swing , Student Body Pres., Frosh foot- ball, Latin Club, Palladians, Knights of the Golden Key, Operetta, Music Club, band. chorus, Sr. Play, Latin Club prexy, Council of Organizations, House of Reps., Assembly Comm., Jr. Council, future aims: college. MARY CASADY Marr , Hank , sparkling brown eyes, partyf goer, likes beach parties, l959 Corvettes, and the Kingston Trio, dislikes first period P.E., Frosh class prexy, Rally Comm., G.A.A., Student Control, Student Council, Knights of the Gold- en Key, college bound. JUDITH CASE Judy , Wow , short 'n sweet, quiet voice, nice company, goes for T.V., steak, movies, and clothes, can't stand boss people, Sec. of Jr. Red Cross, future aims: business college. LYNNE CATHCART How neat , free and easy to like, cordial and cheerful, House of Reps., Student Control, newspaper, Senior Council, G.A.A., enioys pizza, parties, and dancing, dislikes Mr. Mene- sini's quizzes, future thoughts: college. MARK L. CHAKMBERLIN Name, address, and phone? , likes Caroline Daniels, dancing and church, neatest guy in school??, future aims: National Guard, J.C.- college life. MARLEE CHAMBERLIN Marty , Fruit , cute blonde, likes snow trips and pizza, dislikes walnut trees, Rally Comm., Sr. class treas., Student Control, French Club, G.A.A., Knights of the Golden Key, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' League, Palladians, Ski Club, future aims: college. CAROLYN SUE CHARLTON CIeo , Troubles bubbles , easily excited, chatterbox, Tri-Hi-Y, J.S.A., Drama Club, Sr. Play, likes reading, having fun, dislikes liver and snobs, future plans: work. TERRY CHENOWETH Swinging , Who's got the church key? for- ward looking hair, likes back seat speakers and good heaters, dislikes red hair and freckles, girls that say, Oh, okay and sitting in Mr. Leach's office, future plans: iunior col- lege, Army and work, NANCY CLARK Neat and attractive, G.A.A., Music Club, and freshman dance, doesn't like people who think they have a fast car, tuture plans: I.B.M. school. RONALD CLARKE Ron , Cragy , has a double, golf, basket- ball, Junior- enior 'Riot' , loves girls, pizza, and cars, hates speeding tickets, freshmen, future plans: college. TOMMIE CLARKE Shoot , golf, basketball, track, Junior- Senior 'Riot' , goes for girls, cars, work, and sex, dislikes school, teachers, has sense of humor, future plans: college. TED COGGIOLA Slow stroke, Block LL. swimming team, Rally Comm., Senior Council, A.F.S, House of Reps., Knights of the Golden Key, Latin Club, really goes for football, swimming and food, hates English Literature and lima beans, future aims: college. ARNE COLLEN Arn , quiet, studious guy, likes everything but people who are ignorant of educational values, Varsity basketball and tennis, Student Control, newspaper, Knights of the Golden Key, plans on college. KENNETH DUNCAN 'Ken : Ama1ing : man wifh a rackef: Elecfronics Club, Science Club, Sr. Council, Freshman foofball, Varsify lennis: likes girls and Corvelfes: dislikes homework: lufure plans: iunier college. MAC DYER Mac lhe Knlfe : No kid- ding : neaf, fall, dark and mmmm, familiar: Eleclron- ics Club, Sr. Play: enioys parfies, food, cars, sleeping and . . . girls: dislikes kro- wemoh: lulure: college. STEVE EADS I Hep guy: enioys hunhng, guifars, wrifing, and cold weafl-ier, warm socks, and coffee: lufure plans: live. DAVID EDWARDS Dave : made radio man: Elecfronics Club: really digs radio, T.V., and money: doesn'l' care for P.E.: fulure plans: iunior college. LAWRENCE ELLETT Larry : J.V. and Varsify foofball: baseball: lives for week end and holidays: Eng- lish rafes low: fufure aims: college. CHARLES DAVID ELMES Dave : Thanks : always smiling, and happy: Lunch Program, B baskefball, Jr. Play, Assembly and Games Comm. Radio and Elecfronics Club, Varsily baseball manager: likes food, girls, cars, money: ab- hors F's, wind, lamb chops, Communism: lulure plans: S.F. Sfafe. CYNTHIA V. ELROD Cyn'fh : AlI righf! : shiny hair, unusual eyes: likes Nank, baskefball games, and Sanfa Cruz: can'f sfand milk: Jr. Prom, Rally Comm., G.A.A., Tru- l-Ii-Y: fufure plans: Arm- sfrong Business College. JUDITH MARIE ERFTENBECK Judy : Bea in Sr gleaming dark hair, mischief: Pep Club, Lafin Club, Fufure Jr. Red Cross: enioys ing and dancing: averse 'fo cold weafher, and noisy people: fulure plans: col- lege. LYNNE EVANS 'Lynnie : Tl1al's flle breaks : cheerful, friendly smile: G.A.A. Tri-I-li-Y, Jr. Prom decorafions: likes Lake Tahoe, bowling, and life- guards: dislikes chipped nails, and waifing: fufure plansi college. MARSHALL FAIKE Marsl1 : carrof fop: cross- counfry frack: enioys fishing and hunfing: fufure alms: college. ROGER FAIRFIELD Rog : Tough enough : amiable: delighfs in girls, money, cars, skiing, mafh, all foods, baskefball: Ioafhes social compefifion, any fype of squash, nosey brofhers: Science Club: fu- ture plans: Oregon Sfale. VICTOR FINELL Vic : Ba-byyy! : enioys ouief girls, afhlefics, hof dogs, and A. 81 W. roof beer: he driffs away from English leachers, ccncelfed girls, and homework: Var- sily wreslling, J.V. foofball, Block LL: he wanfs fo go Io college and see fhe world. RICHARD EISENIMAN Dick : Hang I-oose : likes counfry and folk mu- sic: defesfs rock 'n' roll: As- sembly Comm., Music Club, Sfudenl Confrol, Operella, Honor Sociely, Ski Club. JUDY ERICKSON Jude : How's fhal grab you? : Oh! fhose beaufiful eyes: likes wafer skiing, dancing, liffle dipper, sporfs cars, and laughing: dislikes Brussels sprouts, gossiping, and grouchy boys: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Ral- ly Comm.: lufurc aims: col- lege. BOB FINK Beans, cherry! : always flirfing, full of life: likes girls, money, dances, and parfies: can'f sfand punks and cauliflower: frack, Block LL, Science and Elecfronics Clubs, Sfudenl Confrol, Rally Comm.: headed lor college or fhe Armed Forces. I7 BETTIE JEAN FISHER Beige , Very goodl , hidden mischief, chaT- Terbox, enioys Talking in class and can'T sTand Them when They are boring, Palladians, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Block LL, J.S.A., Tuiure plans: college. CAROL ANN FLYNN Really , quieT, friendly smile, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Council, Pep Club, likes TooTball games and afTer-game parTies, dislikes sTudy halls, unfriendly people, eggs, and liver, fue Ture plans: college. CAROL FOSTER Red , HonesTy! , always in good humor, enioys dancing, boys, good grades, people and work, hafes progress reporTs, siTTing home on Friday nighTs, Homemaking Club, G,A.A., TuTure plans: beauTy college. JOAN L. FOSTER Bambie , I'II Think aboul' iT , devilish smile, GAA., FuTure Teachers, Jr. Prom, KnighTs of The Golden Key, enioys week ends, San Jose, Marines, dislikes unreasonable people, crowds, fufure plans: college. JUDITH ANN FOSTER Judy , nice smile, G.A.A., LaTin Club, A Cap- pella, OpereTTa, Music Club, KnighTs of The Golden Key, Palladians, adores Black '58 -lm- palas, people Thai' are fun To be wiTh, dislikes beaTniks, moody people, fuTure plans: college. ROGER FROST Rog , loves money, fishing, and more money, Term papers cause him much displeasure, he infends on aTTending U.C. BARBARA LEE FUILGHUM Barb , Fun, Tun , Sr. Play, House of Reps., Yearbook, Jr. Prom, Rally Comm., STuder1T Confrol, Palladians, KnighTs of The Golden Key, beauTiful blue eyes, friendly smile, likes Traveling, long leTTers, boys in Ivy League clohfes, dislikes French, boogie wooqie and denTisTs, college bound. DENNIS FULLER You know wha? I mean . . . , disTincTive per- sonaliTy, good looking, acTiviTy ouTcasT, really goes for Friday nighTs, ForTy's, and The drags, can'T sTand conceiTed girls, The Boys for LaTayeTTe, and pizza wiThouT zip , fuTure aims: J.C. BERNARD' GARNIER Bernie , Gads! , spiriTed sTudenT from France, m-m-m, ThaT accenfl, fond of Travel, sporTs, and phoTography, dislikes American Teens playing soccer, A.F.S. Exchange sTudenT, veep for A.. .S., vice-speaker of The House, Sr. Play, bound for college in France. ALICE ANN GANLEY Abby , Dad , always Talking, never sTop- ping, likes lTalian food, Chevies, bowling, and parfies, dislikes some vegeTables, G.A.A., J.S.A., Ski Club, Business Club, Sr. Play, fuTure plans: college, PHILLIP LEE GARBUTT Lee , A TI1aT's Iife! , amiable, loves girls, cars, girls, food, and girls, haTes English, TuTure plans: college, LLOYD GARBUTT The Boo , ThaT's life , The oTher one, Sci- ence Club, Block LL, J.V. Track, VarsiTy Track, loves cars, girls, haTes boTTom lockers, fuTure aims: college. LYNETTE GENGLER LiTTIe One , I'm discompupulaTed , shorT 'n' sweeT, likes pizza and chocolaTe sundaes, dislikes showoffs, coconuT, and liver, Sr. Coun- cil, Rally Comm., Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross, and Pep Club, fuTure aims: S.F. STaTe, sociologisf. ADRIENNE GENSOUL Ade , indigo-eyed bruneTTe, bubbling, big smile, fond of rooT beer, Coney Island, and ieTs, can'T sTand liver and sTraighT hair, Rally Comm., Games Comm., Newspaper, Jr. Prom, Spanish Club, KnighTs of The Golden Key, headed for college. LYNN GERTZ Or someThing , quieT, reserved, mad abouT '60 Cads, pizza, doughnuTs, wafer skiing, de- TesTs geffing up in The morning, STudebakers, roller coasTers, fuTure plans: air lines. JUDITH LYNN GOINS Judy , Piggy , full of gef-up-'n'-go, shorl li'I yell leader, enloys carefree 'Iimes and peo- ple, hof on Annapolis, hafes flies and Ierm papers, Frosh class Sec., House of Reps., Sfu- denf Confrol, Knlghfs of fhe Golden Key, Sr. Play, heading for college. LARRY GRACE Easy going, well liked, swimming Ieam, Jr. plays, loves girls. cars, hunfing, hafes Ameri- can Problems, fufure plans: Nafional Guard. TED GRANT WhaI's,wrong wifh you , enioys sporfs, sly smile, dislikes show-offs and boring classes, :Cnlghfs of fhe Golden Key, heading for col- ege. NANCY GREASER Oh, maybe , gold locks, funny, likes parfies and mos? of all Davel, Homemaking Club, fhe fufure holds hopes of work. PAT GREENE O-h, shooI , humorisf, G.A.A., I-lcmemaking Club, likes AXQW rool' beer and sharp cars, can'f sfand wise guys, fufure aims: J.C RONALD GREEN-E Ron , Swingin' , nof much of a Ialker, Var- slfy fennis, likes Beal poefry, girls, early model Fords, music wifh a beaf, dislikes raw eggs, garlic and Nash Ramblers, fufure plans: Army Reserve, fhen college. JANICE GULDEN I Jan , Funsies , vivaclous, bubbling over, Palladians, J.S.A, A.F.S., G.A.A., Drama Club, likes expresso coffee, modern arf, musical comedies, abhors spinach, conceif and Beefho- ven, fufure ideas: Universify of California. DAVID S. HAAS I , Dave , RaIs , quief and amiable, Varsify foofball, baskefball and baseball Manager, Yearbook, Block LL, Knighfs of The Golden Key, A.F.S., Pep Club, likes pizza, baskefball, bowling, dislikes bossy baskelball managers, future plans: J.C., Ihen Cal, LINDA HABERLANID Shuf up , pefife and spunky, G.A.A., Girls' League, Jr. Prom, J.S.A., goes for black haired boys and sirloin sfeak, can'I sfand crabby people and squash, fufure ideas: work or J.C. MICHAEL HAIR , Hair Bear , Oh yea , doesn'I' live up fo name, Varsify foofball, VGFSITY baseball, Var- sify wresfling manager, Rally Comm., Block LL, appreciafes girls, sporls, food, dislikes sfuck-up girls, fufure plans: college. GENEVlEVE: HALSETH Gen , Oh, greafI , a born brain, alhleficalr ly inclined, loves The Navy and- lafe hours, despises homework and irresponsible people, Rally Comm., Sfudenl' Confrol, G.A.A. prexy, Girls' League freasurer, Girls' Service, plans on Cal or Occidenfal. SALLY ELIZABETH HAMBY EIfher you are or you aren't7IusI. make up your mind , busy and cordial is fhls fransfer from San Mafeo, A.F:S., Fufure Nurses, loves furquoise, bafhing.suifs, sandwiches and rnu- sic, dislikes conceifed people, denial school. LYNDA ANN HAMILTON Oh fudge , graceful, warm and friendly, firsf class, G.A.A., Knighfs of fhe Golden Key, Flag girl, loves anyfhing faffening, new clofhes and boys, can'f sfand Mr. Anfhony's ferm papers, bound for Brigham Young Universlfy. STEVE HAMILTON Ham , Ya know , fhe kind of looks and per- sonalify a girl likes, likes wild food and skiing, dislikes fyping, J.V. foofball, Varsify foofball, J.V. frack, and Ski Club, fufure aims: college. DICK HANSEN II swings , always in a hurry, phofography, sfage crew, really goes for sporfs cars and gir s, doesn'f appreciafe parenfs, fufure plans: elecfronics. VIRGINIA college. Oh shoot : loves busy: whal's likes late pie: dis- che ' ITIIS- JAMES HOWE Jim : boisterous: really digs cars, wine, women, song and wild parties: in- tensely dislikes typing. Plans for the future include col- lege. ALBERT A. HUBBARD Al : Work never killed anybody, but why' take chances on being t e first victim? : real nice kid: Pal- ladian vice-pres., Knights of the Golden Key, Latin Club, Science Club pres., Rally Comm.: likes money, vacation: abhors homewor , term papers, sneak quizzes, Uncle Sam's share of my pay check: future plans: college. SHARON HUDDLESTON Wow : Spanish Club: likes square dancing and social dancing: dislikes liver and discourteous people: future aims: Armstrong Business College. RONALD HULL Ron : likes cars, brief- ness: hates questionnaires: future plans: work. that quizzes: fry G.-.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, likes San parties: ab- girls, and fu- BONNIE HURST Buzz : Shoot : inward, a hush of silence: G.A.A. Business Club: likes bowling, Fresno, big cookies and Volkswagens: regrets having to change schools in her senior year. Blola bound. PATRICIA JEAN IRISH Pat : l'm sure : That catchable laugh, blonde locks: Student Control, As- sembly Comm., House of Reps., Jr. Prom: adores football games, Miramonte, our P.E. gang: has deep distaste for, old-fashioned bathing suits and socks with flats lwonder whyl: future plans: l.B.M. school. DONALD GAVIN IRVING Ditto : quiet, amiable: likes puppy biscuits and lemon meringue pie: detests white Willy's that don't go: swimming team, Pep and Dance Band: future plans: unknown. KATHERINE JOHANEK Katy : Really? : gay and cheerful, good humor: en- ioys magicians, good smiles, people: can't stand liver and stuck-up people: G.A.A., Music Club, Tri-Hi- Y: bound for beauty school. of the plans: ath- very- G.A.A., Block J .S.A., Kev: then ALBERT JOHNS Al : How about that? : class sleeper: Science Club, Drama Club: Drama Club Play: really goes for wild parties: future plans: iusf make the scene. JUDY JOHNSON That's tough : one of a kind: Science Club, Palla- dians, Newspaper, G.A.A.: sweet on Lance, slumber parties and '40 Chevies: has it in for cooked celery and little boys at football games: college bound. KENNETH NORMAN JOHNSON Norm : man with a smile: Palladians, Knights ot the Golden Key, J.S.A.: likes hunting, fishing, French fries, Shelly Berman: dislikes study hall, Bermuda shorts: future plans: Cal. GLENN JONES Devilish type: track team: likes briefness: dislikes ques- tionnaires: future plans: Coast Guard, and junior college. 2l JACK JOYNER Reb : Swear to God : rebel at heart, party goer with a Southern accent: likes beer, women, sono: despises liver and rules: J.V. ani Varsity football, J.V. baseball: future plans: Air Force. CARL ROBLIN JUST Oh Gees : devilish look: Varsity football, J.V, baseball, Pep Band: goes for blonde girls. water skiing, and television: doesn't appreciate old cars: future plans: iunior college. VIKKI ANNE KASTE Vik : Oh well, everything happens for the best 3 vivacious, personality plus: Maiorette, V.P. of Junior class, Comm. of Social Events Palladians: loves fun, football, and food: future aims: Cal. MARY KAYAYAN Oh, my Lord : blythe, lots ot ioy, sense of humor complete: French Club: finds pleasure in dances, parties, dressups in good clothes' loathes hot cereal and sweet potatoes: future aims: college. CAROLYN KELLEWAY Big Dumky : neat and attractive: G.A.A., Jr. Prom, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' League: enioys ham- burgers, Beats, parties: doesn't appreciate liver, homework, Mr. lvlenesini's physiology quizzes: future plans: college. CARLENE KELLY Corkey : Honestly! : hair perfectionist, mar- velous weaver: likes Donl: dislikes brown? 7 . ., no: G.A.A., Girls' League: plans on interior decorating at City of S.F. College. RUTH KENNEDY ltty Bitty : Ace : Tri-Hi-Y, A Cappella, Art Club: likes boys and clothes: dislikes black Chevies, sloppy people, long crew cuts: future aims: Los Angeles Art Center. FOREST KENYON Hey, Kenyon : Hey, man! : drag-car enthu- siast: loves girls, cars, money, and '24 Ford pickups: dislikes aristocrats: Frosh football, track: headed for J.C. and the Navy. STEVE KILBUCK Swing : real curly hair: Senior Play, J.V. and Varsity track, Frosh and J.V. football, Trophy Committee: loves girls, parties, ice cream: dislikes girls, homework, laughing audiences, study halls: future plans: college. VERNON J. KING, JR. Vern : Big Daddy : Fiat man: likes money, good things, girls, small cars with lots of go: dislikes freshmen, loud-mouths: track Games Comm., Block LL: future plans: make second million. EVONE BLAINE KLIEM Are you serious? : pleasant, congenial: adores Mike, horseback riding, water skiing, and swim- ming: simply can't stand San Diego, homework and fish: future aims: J.C. DIANE CAROL KNABENSHUH Guess what! : pretty eyes: G.A.A., Jr. Prom, Jr. Council, Games and Assembly Comms., Tri- Hi-Y, Girls' League, Pep Club: favors football games, French tries, and after-game parties: dislikes quiet boys, I949 Plymouths, tuna sand- wiches: future plans: college. LOREN KOSLOWSKY Skip : speaks in a gentle voice: likes food, clothes, and art: despises being broke: Art Club: plans on going to art college to be an art director for stage work. MARIANNE LABARTHE Coffin pickin' : loves boys, pizza, and col- lege boys: hates immature, conceited boys, and squash: Music Club, Jr. Play, Operetta, A Cap- pella Choir: plans on business college. JUDDIE LACOMBE Jud : Yeh . . . : has a quiet sense ofhumor' likes clothes, Pleasant Hill High, parties, '52 Chevies, and water skiing: hates two-timers: G.A.A., J.S.A., Jr. Prom, Knights of the Gold- en Key: college is her goal. HUGH LANGDON , Star : Man, like wow! ' loves being out ot school: dislikes work: P.E: star center: future plans are iumor college. ALBERT LAZZARESCHI , Al : M-M-M boyl : happy and always smll- ing: likes parties, bowling, girls, hunting, Lake Tahoe, and Beatniks: dislikes Stuldent Control: J.V and Varsity football: future alms: J.C. then to college. DONALD J. LEE , Don ' Hey Schnook : enioys burning grass, iazz, Lbs Angeles, sports cars, Friday nights: cheerleader, Editor-of-Page, .J.S.A.: future plans: Brigham Young University. NANCY LANICE LEITE Lanie : that devilish look: lives convertibles, boats, rhythm and blues: 'dislikes powdered skim milk: future plans: iunlor college. RENICK LEONI Rennie : Sharp : easy to know: likes food, money, cars, hunting, fishing: dislikes mechani- cal drawing: wrestling: future goal: iunior college. DIANNE JEAN LEOPOLD Absolutely stunning : talkative, happy-go- lucky: G.A.A., Jr. Prom, French Club, Jr. Red Cross: adores parties, cars, horses, and Vaca- ville: detests bugs and Brussels sprouts: future aims: beautician school, JOANNE MESH Jo ' Oh crum! : full of energy, continuous smile? G.A.A., Business Club: likes water skiing and pizza: dislikes work: future plans: work. CONNIE MACK LINDSEY Daa : tall and handsome: Frosh and J.V. baseball and Fresh football: goes for boats, skiing, money, girls, speed an -pizza: dislikes bakeries, closed freeways, stinking gym gear, turnips, studying: future plans: college. ALETA LOMMEL WeIl now, Iet's see : sweetness plus, cute: Homemaking Club vice-pres., Girls' League, Jr. Prom: goes for sports, rings, music, art: abhors eggplant, over-conscious slow drivers, people that constantly borrow things: future plans: College of Arts and Crafts. LILENE LONG Li : oh, that red, red hair, science bent: Span- ish Club, J.S.A., G.A.A., Knights of the Golden Key: goes for swimming, horses and outdoor camping: detests liver and spinach: future aims: nursing college. JEFFREY F. LOWE Smokey : Don't knock it : exuberent person- ality: wrestling, J.V. football, cross-country: likes '40 Fords, vermicelli, parties: hates spin- ach, silent girls, dead parties: future plans: unknown. DIANE DELL MADSEN Dede : Such is Iife! : friendly and helpful, curly locks: enioys Sr. Cast Parties: dislikes people who try to analyze you: G.A.A, Girls' Block LL, J.S.A., Sr. Play, Knights of the Gold- en Key, Rally Comm., Future Teachers, Girls' Service: future: San Jose State. EVERETT MAGNUSON Ev : Ivy Leaguer, easy to know: baseball, basketball: doesn't like underclassmen. MARILYN MARCH Lyn : lf you know what ,I rnean : sophisti- cated, hurnorous: likes parties, big thick milk shakes: dislikes U.S. history, short hair, Mr. Meneslni's 'clear lectures: French Club, Tri- Hu-Y, Music Club, A Cappella, Rally Comm.: future plans: college. PETER MARIO MARGIOTTA Mofick : Gig : devilish type, likes a good argument: wrestling, J.V. football, Science Club, Senior Play: likes hunting, fishing and girls: dislikes incompetent teachers: future plans: agriculture. JANICE MARKER Criminently : likes to talk, rambunctious, short stuff: likes some teachers and pizza: dislikes spinach and some boys: Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Future nurses: future aims: nursing school. ROBERT MARLIAVE Bob : reserved, quiet: rel- ishes money, food, and iunk: dislikes talking and study- ing: Knights of the Golden Key, Electronics Club, Ski Club: future plans: college. JEANNIE MARLOR Weinner : delightfully sweet with that catchable laugh: Sr. Council, Frosh, Soph and Jr. dances, J.S.A., A.F.S.: adores a certain someone named Michael, pizza and iazz: despises lima beans and dried beef: fu- ture: college. CAROL ANN MARKS Carol : Yes : agreeable smile: likes Sr. parties, sev- enth period volleyball tour- naments: dislikes English IV term papers: Tri-Hi-Y, Knights of the Golden Ke , House of Reps., Assembly Comm., G-.A.A.: plans on University of California at Santa Barbara. CHARLES W. MATTHEY NightIife : accid prone: likes girls pizza: disapproves up girls and wrecked A Cappella: future J.C.-dentistry. ROBIN DEE MATTHIESEN Thing : neat and attrac- tive, cordial: really goes for Bob, and long distance phone calls: abhors home- work and creamed corn: fu- ture aims: airline hostess. VIRGINIA MAUSS Mouse : This is ridicu- lous : tall and sophisti- cated: likes other tall peo- ple: dislikes Mr. Anthony's Friday gems : Latin Club, G.A.A., Music Club, Soph Hop, Jr. Prom: future aims: college. SANDY McELROY Oh not again : photo bug: House of Reps.: enioys piz- za, vacations, and Friday nights: dislikes short hair, loud girls and dirty levies: future plans: San Jose State and maior in photo iournalism. STELLA LYNN McFARLENE Lynn : That's the breaks : blythe, laugh and be merry: G.A.A., Assem- bly and Rally Comms., Jr. Prom, Pep Club: finds de- light in pizza and green eyes: dislikes '39 Fords and peas: future plans: l.B.M. school. EILEEN MCLAREN Kinda sorta like : good- time gal, always on the go: Jr. Council, G-.A.A., J.S.A., House of Reps: fancies beach parties, rock and roll and swimming: despises liver and bugs: aims for the future: college. 24 JEAN ELISE MCQUADY Jeanne : Oh l'm sure : sweet personality, carefree attitude: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club, J.S.A.: likes mocha chip ice cream: averse to licorice and noisy lowerclassmen: future plans: business college. ROBERT MCSORELY Woob : easy to get along with: football, track, and baseball: enioys cars, ski- ing: dislikes girl friend's car: future plans: engineer- ing at Monterey College. FRANK MEAD Wake me up! : rather seri- ous: enioys drags, girls, cars, parties, and rnoney: J.V. football and wrestling: hopes to go to J.C. and get a Corvette, ROBERT MENGE Lovey Boy : like most young men likes girls and fast he's headed for college. JEANNETTE MILLHOLLAND Netty You know gay always ready to pitch an help pretty bon hair peppy Rally Comm adians VP of ir S rvice GLA Sr ep a loves Bernles sweaters hates glasses and last minute term papers fu ture aims college CLAUDIA MOORE Claud m sure e week ends toasted almond icecream and Bill dislikes oo silent study a s term papers and Brussels sprouts future plans col ege ROBERT F MORRIS Bo Rea ly7 good looking neat dresser sportsmanlike thoughtful a considerate ll s dances and sports distaste for long hair on gurls Soph class prexy Varsity baseball and football Commissioner of Building and Grounds Block LL prexy heading for college BETTY L MURPHY Fats Crimlny ive wire excitable thoughful imaginative likes shiny green Studebakers and short halrcuts distaste for mush rooms Rally Comm J Council House of Reps H French C u G A future aims col ege ERIC NANKIVELL Nank well liked appre Cla es cars steak mi spinach and baseball doesnt care for chemistry running and light poles baseball basketball J V and varsity football Block has set col ege as qoa FRANCIS NAPIERSKI Frank You know how It summer sports likes cars girls money dislikes a lot of work future plans ,unuor college JAMES NARVA J lm blond Ivy Leaguer quiet but polite likes shorts and dinners loathes asparagus Rall Comm Palladians Jr ouncil A Cappe a Knights ofthe Golden Key college bound TOM NICHOLS Thats the way the ball bounces bright personal ity likes basketball basket ball and more basketball abhors foreign language and oysters A and B bas ketball Student Control Rally Comm Electronics Club A track heading for college MARGARET JANE NORMAN Poised and quiet, sweet sweet smile, loves Southern Calif, beaches, football, and spareribs, can't stand cottage cheese and English IV, Sr. Council, House of Reps., Jr. Prom, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, college bound. JANICE NUMMI Jan , You know , hidden mischief, Future Nurses, A.F.S., Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Play, enioys water skiing and loaf- ing, dislikes calories and embarrassing situations, fu- ture aims: nursing. ROBERT NYE Bob , Then what hap- pened? , has head in the clouds, enioys basketball, history, money, milk, and short girls, Senior Council, House of Reps., Palladians, and J.V. and Varsity basket- ball, future plans: Universi- ty of California. SYBIL NADINE OGDEN WretcI1ed , character first class, Homemaking Club, G1A.A., loves candy of all kinds, finds disaste in fat people, future desires: to stay as thin.as I am. 25 JOHN OTTO Jotto : Twink : peopy yell leader, unique humor, never blue: likes soundless music and girls who dance: dislikes weigh-ins: Varsity swimming, wrestling, head yell leader, Sr. Council, Block LL, Student Control, Sr. Play: headed for J.C.-architect. GORDEN OWENS Gordie : Say there man : friendly, outgo- ing: football manager, Music Club, Science Club: cares for cars, girls, classical music, football games: abhors tests, semester exams, and spirited Acalanes rooters: S.F. State. JUDY PALMER J.P. : Rats : science brain, always on the go: skiing and movies enthusiast: detests piz- za: GAA., J.S.A., Student Body treasurer, F.S.F., Trl-Hi-Y, Latin Club: headed for col- ege. JAMES PACHAUD Holy mackeral! : enioys steaks, eating out, and cars with radios: hates homework an arti- chokes: has college on his agenda. PETER PELLETIER Pete : CanFyou beat that? : likes to change things quick: rosh and J.V. football, J.V. and Varsity baseball, Games and Rally Comm., Block LL: likes all sport activities: hates silly girls: future plans: college. DAWN J. PERONA Oh, really7l? : reserved half-pint with a merry twinkle in her eye: especially likes dancing and pizza: has a dislike for nothing: Art Club, G.A.A., Jr. Prom, Girls' League: headed for college. BARBARA PETERSON, Petey : Gads! : vivacious towhead with that young look: adores parties and holidays: can't stand term papers and bugs: Rally Comm., Jr. Prom, Knights of the Golden Key, 'Page staff: aims on college. JAMES PETERSON Jim : Let's have a party next Friday : man with the shades, watch out for trucks: adores wine, women and song: can't stand girls who wear white glasses: future aims: to get a iob and avoid t e draft. SANDRA PRADA Sandi : Whoopsys! : real cute looks: Pres. Girls' League: Palladians, Student Control, Girls' Service, Teas, Assembly Comm., French Club, J.S.A., G.A.A., favors French poodles, prgza, sport cars, beach parties: dislikes gym suits, cauliflower, walking, term papers: future plans: college. ELIZABETH ANN PROSKY D Betty : Oh, l'm sure : talkative: G.A.A,,.Jr. Prom, French Club: likes '55 Chevies: dislikes rumors and school: future aims: marriage. JOHN QUARTAROLO Q : What luck : sly look: has a taste for sports, food: abhors Giant tans: Gold Cross Country, B Basketball: heading for St. lMary's. MICHAEL JOHN QUEENAN Miken: good talker, lots of fun: likes people, talking, dancing, singing, stew and vanilla shakes: dislikes homewor, snobs and hoods: A Cappella, Hi-Y, Varsity football and track: future aims: college. RICHARD RAILTON Tiger : Down with Student ControI : funny man: appreciates model A's, gurls parties. driving: dislikes work, struck-up QIflSi bound for college. I CAROLE LYNN RAMOS , Really? : short and sweet.: G.A.A.: likes stuffed animals, lmpalas: dislikes moody pe0- ple, high places: future plans: work. TED RANDALL , , T.R. : Acel : speedy: likes iirls, GETS, drag racing, and milk shakes: hates elng late for a date and cars that don't start: Stage Crew. Photography Club, track and. cross-COUHTTY. Block LL, Yearbook, and Audio-visual: plans on engineering In college. JO ANNE REED . Serene personalify, always neaf and dpoused: her favorifes include facos, sewing, an swim- ming: dislikes T.V. Wesierns: Lafin Club, Rally Comm., Jr. Prom, Spanish Club, Knighfs of fhe Golden Key, G.A.A.: college bound. STEPHEN REED Sfeve : Just fake if easy : loves girls, cars, guns: doesn'f appreciafe work, and homework: fufure plans: college. LORETTA REPOSA i , Gads! : pleasanf, nice smile: G.A.A., Jr. Prom: loves parries, doesn'I' go for liver: fu- fure plans: business college. JOHN RESCHERT Big John : Boy fhaI's greai : BIG: varsilfy foofball and baseball: likes sporfs, girls: dis- likes hard work, girls wifh shorf hair: fufure plans: College of Archifecfural Craffing. JAMES L. RICHMOND Jim : Censored : heighf plus, says whaf he fhinks, friendly voice: sporfs cars, nighf life in S.F., and iazz are his preferences: dislikes study hall and Mondays: Sr. Play, Jr. Prom, Jr. Play: headed for law school. RONALD RICHTER Ron : Cherry : cross-counfry, wresfling, Knighfs of fhe Golden Key, Yearbook: wresfling sfar: likes speeding, sleep, food, cars: dislikes Iickefs: fufure plans: college. JOAN LEE RILEY Unusual eves full of energy, imaginafive: likes money and rnafure boys: dislikes quief cars and olives: Girls' Block LL, Spanish Club, Tri- Hi-Y, GAA.. Jr. Red Cross, A.F.S.: fufure plans: college. PAT RITZ l know my car doesn'f go : Rally and Assem- bly Comms., Block LL, Newspaper, Sr. Play, Ski Club: dislikes rock and roll, pizza, '46 Fords: likes oariies, slow dancing: fufure plans: San Jose Sfafe. ANN ROBERTS Pefe : Fish feafhers : vocally inclined, au- Ihorifafive: favors pizza, goofing-off, and San Francisco: dislikes Los Angeles, sguash, 'Ierm papers: Palladians, Rally Comm., Girls' Block LL, Jr. Prom: fufure plans: college. HAROLD PHILIP ROGERS WhaI's happenin3? : Tall, dark, and hand- some: likes girls, ancing, food, parfies, Lake Tahoe, and sporfs: dislikes Sfudenf Confrol, sfudying and homework: fufure aims: business adminisfrafion course af COP or service in fhe Marine Corps. SYDNIE MICHELE ROGERS Syd : Oh, dear! : feminine and sweef, al- ways busy bul' smiling, oh, fhose eyesl: loves life and sfrawberry milk shakes: doesn'f like unsmiling people: Rally Comm., Girls' Sfafe, Soph class V.P., Girls' Service, Jr. Prom, Sfudenf Council: furure aims: college. RALPH ROSEL Friendly sorf of fellow: enioys fravel, cars, planes, and food: doesn'1' go for feachers who Think fhey know everyfhing: fufure plans: iunior college or Air Force Academy. CAROLYN ANN ROTH D Vacaville, here I comel : loves Fridays and foofball: always on fhe go: always Ialking: prexy of Spanish Club, Rally arf Comm., Pub- Licify Comm.: How vilel : fufure aims: S.F. fafe. MARILYN LEE ROTH I LiIeraIIy afrocious : easily excifed, mischie- vous, chafferbox: G.A.A.,, Business Club, Pub- licify Comm., Tri-Hi-Y: likes Vacaville, pizza: abhors polafo bugs: fufure plans: college. GAIL RUFFER Meow : pleasanf smile, nice looking: Ari Club, G.A.A.: loves boys, sfeaks: abhors snobs: fufure plans: inferior decorafung. SOMMERS ThaT iusT Tears really goes for girls from Pleas- can'T sTand boys nf Hill, luTure are on going To BARBARA SONGEY Bobbie g Your ouT of iT , sparkling Taceg Jr. Prom DecoraTions, Spanish Club, Girls' League, Drama Club: loves Nick and engagemenr rings: haTes STudenT Con- Tro and cheese' fuTure plans beauhclan GEORGIANN ARELIA SOUZA George p WhaT's The maTTer wiTh you? g pleas- anT, agreeable, humor al- ways presenTg enioys cars, record hops, and San Fran- cisco' dislikes weekdays' House of Reps S y G A Jr Play plans on WILLIAM THOMAS STAFFORD Bill 1 Hi ya, Babe : ra- dio ham, usually Talkingg likes girls and eaTingg Ra- dio Club, Science Club, and Lafin Clubg plans on col- lege, ALVIN STAUEFER Al g People who can'T casT shadows never die of freckles g The big splasherg likes female anThropoideag dislikes The male anfhro- poidg The TuTure is unde- cided. STEINER ThaT air poTaToes and can T sTand Chinese and caTTy people Tu plans are To work NANCY STEPHENS Tha? s for sure agua life genial GAA GLA As sembly and Rally Comm KnughTs of The Golden Key enloys music Traveling par Ties swimming and oeople can T sTand TesTs and Trarflc lams TuTure ideas Jr Col ege CAROL LEE STEVENS Lee Lee Loo cuTl n1TTy wlTh The needle kind hearTed goes Tor a cerTain devil dislikes breakTasT Tood concelTedness Tri l-lr Y Assembly Comm STu denT ConTrol Jr Prom Jr a h aded r l school SUZANNE STEWART uz Oh how neaT' friendly T1veTooTer always ng o elp likes I foreign cars pizza canT sfand sloppy dressers Rally Comm Jr Prom G A A G L A OpereTTa college bound SANDRA STILES Sandy looks real cheer Tul secreTary of KnighTs of The Golden Key J S A Sec Spanish Club AFS Pal ladlans enloys pizza and m sic violenTly dISlI es spliT pea soup TuTure plans college STILLSON l don? agree mouTh always on The re ishes girls ood r ma c ence R House of Reps am Drama Club ub TuTure plans LYNN A STODDARD Squeaky Peferbrated The grace oT a SouThern Belle JSA Rally Comm adores dances Fords and parhes doesnT care Tor people who peTerbraTe me Tulure aims Jr College CAROL STOTTS Corkey Ace big wide eyes qu1eT wifh charm TooT Tan and likes pzza c nT sTand lima beans GAA Girls League T Ture aims business college JOHN CAPWELL STRAND Jac Sure speed de mon swimmer quleT buT de Termmed ThoughTTul likes good food good music and gurls dislikes crowds salTy foods and horn honk ers VarslTy swimming Ral ly Comm Block LL House of Reps TuTure aims col lege and denTisTry ED SYMMONS NoT much of a Talker Track likes cars gurls money dis likes Hudsons sTuck up girls bound for J C or Arr Force 29 SANDRA ANN TAYLOR Sandy : RealIy! : easy to know, full of fun. shorty: Wow!-'58 lmpalas and music: ignores eggplant and silk: Assembly Comm., J.S. ., Jr. Prom, Publicity Comm., G.A.A.: future plans: San Jose State. RICHARD DUNCAN TELFORD Dick : Good show : collegiate, sports car enthusiast, studious: Sr. Council, Jr. Prom, Yearbook, Rally Comm., yell leader, Sr. Class V.P.: really goes for progressive iazz, parties, skiing: dislikes term papers, rainy days, black and white taxicabs: college bound. WILLIAM J. THEURIET A Jacques : What's doing? : sharp, well liked: enioys the outdoors and good girls: J.V. Swim- ming, Varsity diving, Frosh football: aims for college. RICHARD THOMAS No : relaxed, easy to know: loves steak and potatoes: hates vegetables: Frosh and J.V. foot- ball: future plans: Army and photography. PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON I Fattie : Kentucky : Be fhere : vivacious, sparkling personality: cheerleader, Palladians, Knights of the Golden Key, transfer from Hlgh- land High in Kentucky, Jr. Class treasurer, Sr. Council, Rally Comm., Student .Control, Tri-Hi-Y treasurer: goes for water skiing and pizza: doe?h't appreciate boys with curly hair, showoffs, cabbage, and trig.: future plans: C.OP. JUDY THORSTENSON Jude : How neatl : sweetness at a glance, geniality plus, always smiling: G.A.A., Student Control, Knights of the Golden Key, Jr. Coun- cil, House of Reps.: enioys being a senior, chocolate: dislikes catty qirls: future plans: San Jose State. JOHN TIDD Easy going, well liked: House of Reps., C.S.F., Knights ot the Golden Key: delights in draw- ing in class, and old Charley Chan movies: doesn r appreciate skinny girls, term papers: future plans: college. DAVID B. TODOROFF Oh, yeh : calm, reserved: enloys Hoky's fried chicken, physiology, and 3 o'clock: hates home- work, cabbage, and auto theory: future plans: Jr. college. DONALD R. TODOROFF Toddy : Things are rough all over : quiet: enioys parties, food, and good music : de- tests homework: swimming team, A and B Music Club, J.V. Block LL: aims on Jr. college. GARY TOOMBS Gary : What do you mean, it don't go? : easyhgoing: adores girls, cars, parties: dislikes English themes, dentists: J.V. football, Varsity track, wrestling: future aims: Davis Colleqe and maior in veterinary medicine. WILLIAM TORPEY RilI : Swing : friendly, easy to like: loves girls, hunting and cars: can't stand Kents, glegched blondes: future plans: Air Force a et. SUSAN TRETHEWAY Sue : ','ReaI cool . . . : always in a good humor, Vic: loves steak 'n fun: despises hot do s and homework: J.S.A., G.A.A., Business Clug: plans on work or homen-iaking. WALLACE TURNER WalIy :. That's-the breaks : has a taste for drags, wild parties, and good times: abhors Monday mornings and dead batteries: real good looks: wrestling, band, Pep Band: future goal is to make motors for roller skates. ROBERT UDALL 8ob : Why you! : cool party guy: really goes for parties, .disagreements with Acalanes, '57 Ford convertibles, yellow and white pref' erable, -and gray cord sport coat: dislikes dippy girls. and disagreeable teachers: future plans: iunior college and Navy. STEVE VAN CLEVE Pass the iug : f'ilI! : party man: likes parties, cars, salami, pizza, Pall Malls: dislikes girls who wear their hair in a bun: future plans: iunior college. JOY VELTRI Joyful : Dood-gi-bob : Soulhern Belle, oh. Ihose eyesl: fond of cheeseburgers, dances, ano cherry cokes: dislikes bossy boys, ferm papers, and swimming firsl period: G.A.A., Sfudenl Confrol, Jr, Play, Tri-Hi-Y: college bound. MARY ANN. VIERRA Ace : sincerify and sweelness combined: Homemaking Club, Science Club, G.A.A.: sim- ply adores Don, 'Sl Oldsmobiles, Sinner, a liffle mouse: dislikes lafeness: fufure plans: marriage. KEN VENELL Quierg really likes girls, boafs: doesn'f appre- ciale Unifed Slales of America I-lisfory: fufure plans: Navy. SANDRA LYNN VOLZ Sandie : Ya beffer believe if! : easy going wilh no cares or worries: likes pizza and fool'- ball games: has a coolness for liver: Rally Comm., Maiorefle, G.A.A., Jr, Prom: plans on being an air line sfewardess. RUTH WATSON RuIhie : Hi, chum : organizer, peppy red- head: enioys Malibu in Canada, summer in Washingfon, D,C.: Rally Comm., Jr. Sfafesmen, House of Reps., Jr. Play, Fufure Teachers: adores iel airliners: abhors roller coaslers, firsl period P.E., and foo much fo do: heading for an easlern college. WENIDY WEBB Curly locks, gal wifh poise, amiable: likes almosf everyfhing: nof fond of Sludebakers: G.A.A., presidenr, V.P. Ski Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Games Comm.: fufure goal: Universify of Nevada, LAWRENCE WELLS Please! ! : enioys mechanical drawing, mofor- cycles, and cars: doesn r like English, Senior Problems, or girls: swimming feam manager, diving feam: fufure plans: iunior college. WILLIAM G. WEST WilIy : LaIer for you : parfy-goer: likes long hair, brown eyes, fhe drive-in: dislikes lilfle penguins, second period: B swimming: fufure plans: J.C., Service. MARSHA ANN WESTERMAN Marsha : cufe and quief, has painf in her veins: likes arf, aufumn, apple Die, and Chevies: doesn'+ enioy horror movies: G.A.A., Assembly Corcm., Arr Club, Business Club: fufure plans: wor . DAN WHARTON Red-Dog : Why no'r? : hofrod man: likes parfies, pizza, fhe opposite sex, drags: dislikes mafh, Teachers, fuzz, denfisfs: hobby-cars: frack, Pep Club: fulure plans: college. WILLIAM D. WHIPPLE Lump, Lump : We'lI be seeing you, you cofron picker : Yul Brenner fhe ll: swimming, wrestling, Sfudenf Confrol, cheerleader: likes women: hales eggplanf: fufure plans: college. CHARLES CARSON WHITE Charlie : Hamburger : fabulous skier: likes skiing, girl skiers, head skies: dislikes snow bunnies, beller skiers: Ski Club: fufure plans: junior college. A STEPHEN M. WHITE U Sfeve : Crazy : real character: appreciafes arf, pro ressive iazz, pizza, parries, sporf cars: dislikes Tong greasy hair: fufure plans: college. THOMAS HOFFMAN. WHITNEY Tom : easy going: loves pork roasl, corn pizza, Buicks, cigars: hares big hafs on women, old movies on T.V.: plans on iunior college. GESINE WILKEN Jau : fun-loving, twinkle in her eye: Sfudenr Body V.P., Assembly Comm., chairman, Palla- dians, Sfudenf Conlrol, Girls' Service, A.F.S.: likes Europe and cheeseburgers: dislikes chem- islry and swimming firsf period: fufure aims: Cal. CHARLES WILLERT Butch : Yea, Dad : iron man: likes parties, games, girls: dislikes Student Con- trol, party poopers: future plans: J. C. JEFFERY WILLIAMS Jeff : Gad : rambuncti- ous, loves cute girls: abhors My First' Sergeant: National Guard: future plans: work. NANCY WULZEN Beautiful blonde hair: goes for convertibles, dancing, sailing, and fun: Art club, ski club, J.S.A., G.A.A.: Junior College bound. NANCY WOOD Charming ambassador from our 49th state: likes Alaska, Rock 'n Roll, mus c, snow, and to travel: dislikes Eng- lish and people who ask her if she has a twin: pep club, Girl's League, Anchor sales staff, and Jr. Prom at pre- vious school: pep club, Jr. Red Cross, and Tri-Hi-Y: future aims: college and travel. KAREN SUE WOOD Sue : pretty eyes, nice per- sonality: likes Jay, Alaska, steak, basketball games: dislikes liver and math: Girl's League, pep club, yearbook, Ring comm., Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, at previous school: future aims: college, marriage, than back to Alaska. JAMES W. WRIGHT Bill : Why not : likes blondes, cars, brunettes, parties: dislikes homework, t'uzz : B swimming: future plans: J. C., Navy. STEPHEN WILTSE Steven: Tomorrow : dev- ilish smile: work after school, building cars, draw- ing on sweat shirts: likes hot rods, parties, tlat heads, skiing: dislikes Student Con- trol: future plans: Junior college. JOHN YEGHOIAN P.J. : Gee whiz : easy to know: track coach: loves Carleen, girls in general, and cars: hates helpful bud- dies: future aims: service. The future is C1 world limited by ourselves: in it we discover only what con: us cmd, sometimes, by chance, what interests those Whom We love the most - ' ' e MUUIICG Mcreterhnck, Ioyzell ms, we .1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Raeane Leake, Secretary: Marty Brantley, President: Sandie Stevens, Treasurer: Mike Lee, Vice President. JUNIOR FIRST ROW, left to right: Janie David, Lloyd Mason, Sue Parson. SECOND ROW: Linda Jones, Mike Coons, Bob Udall, Dawn Branum. THIRD ROW: Kathy Minit- sky, Anita B'edsoe, Doug Wilder, Dan Schembri. FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Norish, Sheila Rog- ers, Sandra Maclnlosh. SEC- OND ROW: Bruce Lewis, Mike Ream, Scott Prim, Dick Anderson. THIRD ROW: Steve Dippo, Ron Treat, Bob Fornengo, Richard Fiscus. FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Bailes, Jane Irving, Patti Anderson. SECOND ROW: Michele Morgan, Elisabeth Rusk, Viki Czaia. THIRD ROW: .Bob Mayer, Barry Lago, Ken Whipple. FOURTH ROW: Richard Kanes, Brian Kennedy, Bill Granados, Bruce Howard. FIRST ROW, left to right: Rick Scoif, Bill Remy, Chris- tine Weaver. SECOND ROW: Margaret Graier, Barbara Baker, Juanita Blome, Martin Brantly. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Jones, Marrlon Dory, Glenn Allen, Ralph Swany. FOURTH ROW: Al Scott, George Crew, Bud Murphy, Ken Stenberg. FIRST ROW, lefl to right: Peggy Jarvis, Susan Holli- field, Diana Sairanen, Clau- delle Roberts. SECOND ROW: Jim Miller, Penny Cherrington, Yvonne Dur- and, Sonia Danielson. THIRD ROW: Carole Brens, Sherry Brashear, Sharon Boddy, Marsha Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Mike Kuhn, Gary Mott, Emile Lalle- mont, Chuck Laine. FIRST ROW, left to right: Priscilla Reed, Judy Silow, John Ziegler. SECOND ROW: Eugenia Ziegler, Josephine Perata, Jan Var- ner, Sharon Winters. THIRD ROW: Carol Winslow, Pai Shackelford, Joanne Pezzv. FOURTH ROW: Karl Stoll, Bill O'Brien, Gary Keane, Gary Van Brocklin. CLASS FIRST ROW, Iefl lo riqhl: Carole Peregrine, Bernice Zuckerman. SECOND ROW: Julie Lang, Nancy Boero, Susan Lesker. THIRD ROW: Pam Jack: Gail Mifchell, Madeline Kuhn, Sally Me- lusky. FIRST ROW, left io right: Sandy Blake, Jack Knechf, Terry Orr, Carol Briody. SECOND ROW: Gerry Amarel, Ron Simpson, Tom Alamono, Phil Marsh. THIRD ROW: Clinlon Pha- len, Dan Hemsfalk, Floyd Wade, Duncan Mafhey. FIRST ROW, lefl' lo right: Cheri Bigqins, Carolyn Ber- lagnolli, Ruth Reilly, Lorry Kreffecos, Sally Coals. SEC- OND ROW: Virginia Mc- Gralh, Janice Sade, Linda Pelerson, Chris Pederson. THIRD ROW: Diane Baker, Pa? Doyle, Toby Werlhman, Carl Rubin, Pele lovin. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo riqhl: Louise Swain, Barbara Buck, Joan Vallelo, Jeri Black- more, Raene Leake. SEC- OND ROW: Neil Wester- man, Richard French, Sian Oslrom, Jon Dalsev, Lynn Rolsfon. THIRD ROW: Lewis Larson, Dave Price, John Hillis, Erik Hinge, Gary Kinsl. FIRST ROW, left lo righl: Barbara Bloching, Nancy Prosser, Sharon Kremiller, Jeanie Kaffun, Hazel Ander- son. SECOND ROW: Phil Rufschow, Van Essayan, Ron Gibberl, Joe Rodriguez, Sieve Chrisfian. THIRD ROW: Larry Riffe, Russell Lowell, Pele Havens, Mark Leidy, John Clark. FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: Dave Laven, Bill Douglas, Susie Coals. Pal Smilh. SEC- OND ROW: Sallie Bufler, Kathie Copley, Wendy My- er, Ann McGeehon, Edifh Erickson. THIRD ROW: Ruih Weslon, Sandie Sherman, Gwen Sankey, D'ane Berner, Jeanelfe Hicks. FIRST Row, :eff fo righl: Maureen Vico, Joyce Mal- fhews, Sharon Magnesi. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Sibley, Vikki Ball, Diana Lucas. THIRD ROW: Dave Zimmer- man, Darryl Hamillon, Lar- ry' Fisher, Harry Fisher. FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: Diane Fahey, Carol Gray. SECOND ROW: Carol Ko- vals Kil Sa en Pam Fowell . 9 I - THIRD ROW: Larry Zimmer- man, George Skinner, ,Bill Courier, Doug Marlin. JUNIOR FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: ValerieGilI.Ki?Grossoehme. Beverly Bovo. SECOND ROW: Palricia Freiburg- house, Susan Baer, Susan Kasich, Belfy Blakeslee. THIRD ROW: Jim Dofson, Dennis Schmidling, Mike Green, Rene Brandol. FIRST ROW, lefl 'lo right: Diane Sharkey, Bill Salmon, Richard Lombardo, Jill Ran- kin. SECOND ROW: Gerald Marlin, Diane Carler, Car- ole Sufherland, Randy Bled- soe. THIRD ROW: Roger Lindekin, Ernesl Holly, Ter- ry Pefers, Darrell Dunbar. FIRST ROW, leff lo riqhf: Cora Bullon, Anne Burnhus, Mary Lynne Janssen, Marcia Malhews. SECOND ROW: Shirley Welch, Eden Loren- zen, Jane? Noble, Mary Mc- Cullough, Judy Kramer. THIRD ROW: Tony lnderbil- zen, Linda Pope, Sylvia Brown, Pam Gerlz, Mike Lee. FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhf: Pal Tierney, Ann Seeley, Nancy Malheny, Diane Kirk- ham. SECOND ROW: Carl Bailes, Harold Stephenson, Keilh Hall, Gary Raimondo. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Lowe, Judy Mafhews, Nan- cy Jones, Carole Songey, Jane Garrison. rmsr Row, left lo right: Gail Marlin, Mel Barlh, Dan Monaco, Rila Johnson. SEC- OND ROW: Roy Boehrer, Susan Krause, Jean Boeger, Mike Giles. THIRD ROW: Karl Von Tagen, Mike Kell , Randy Kennedy, Rod Hoi- comb. FIRST ROW, lefl' fo righf: Judy Besl, Rosalie Guidi, Gayle Holle, Marlha Young. SECOND ROW: Kay Polfer, Belh Rodenhuis, Thelma Harris, Ann Rulledge. THIRD ROW: John Osfrom, Jim Haslei, Joel Wessen- berq, Gary Rose. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo right: Dolores Johnson, Judy Brad- ley, Judy Tashiro. SECOND ROW: Pam Fosler, Kalhy Rilz, Dia'rT!'FlET55, Dolores Clark. THIRD ROW: Ken Bornholdl, Trevor Molli- shaw, Bruce Croskey, Louis Belframo. FIRST ROW, lefl io ri hi: Mary Ann Vierra, sob Mooney, Gisela Varone. SECOND ROW: .Bev Brown, Dave Pond, Dave Moore, Judi Pacheco. THIRD ROW: Jon Perry, Carole Easlwood, Par Lee, Bruce Hamilion. CLASS FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Pai' Coggan, Arlene San- duski. SECOND ROW: Tan- ya Noble, Joyce Hendrick- sen, Barbara Frymann. THIRD RQW: Gary Ding, Larry Semmgfon, Ed Brown, Robin Henderson. FIRST ROW, left fo righfz Sandie Sfevens, Sybil Bag- ley, Carol Selba. SECOND ROW: Dick Pomeroy, Dale Scoff, Chuck Romano, THIRD ROW: Glen Sfaln- brook, Ron Genereax, Ray Threde, Ton Naperski. FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Sharon Ashfon, Terri Le- fendre, Linda .Berriman, Mallory Penfield. SECOND ROW: Jack Herberf, Gail Wingefeld, Kafhy Scoff, Bill Chessum. THIRD ROW: Maff Connelly, Larry Bar- bieri, Jack Campbell, Dick Couch, Tedd Osgood. FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Bruce Muir, Hazelanne Bourke, Fran Wills, Karen Rundquisf. SECOND ROW: Frank Seronello, Karla Moore, Juli Lawrence, Jim Murphy. THIRD ROW: Chuck Moyer, Dennis Rod- erick, Hal Birge, Frank Gallagher, SCDPHCDIVIGRES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Paf Palm- er, Treasurerg Dick Carrol , Presidenfg Gail Wiley, Vice Presidenfg Carolyn Weaver, Secrefary. SCDPHGMGRES FIRST ROW, leff fo righi: Claude Garibofli, John Chaddock. SECOND ROW: Ronni Jacobini, Peler Weil- er, Bob Viola, Richard Og- den. THIRD ROW: George Flanagan, Rennie Cuevas, Bob Wilsoig Fhesler Berg- a e. FIRST Row, :err fo righf: Gloria Garibaldi, Janice Nunes, Darlene Hyllon. SEC- OND ROW: Bob Marshall, Kirk Kuykendall, John Wing- ham. THIRD ROW: Terry Bailes, William Brumfield, Roberf Alling, James Na- pierski. FIRST ROW, leff Io righl: Pal Davis, Carol Zilke, Micki Rofunno, Sandi Rus- sell, Marilyn Jones. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Rich- mond, Palli McKee, Mar- garel' Silvius, Joan Wilder. Jo Crocker. THIRD ROW: Kaihy Jo Wafkins, Carolyn Davis, Folia Pyle, Beih Hodgkin, Camille Rosaii. FIRST ROW, lefl Io righl: Bill Tuggle, Susan Edmin- sfer, Lynne Allasia, Michele Laverfy, Barbara Gardner. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Houk, Judie Slow, Marsha Maguire, Elaine Smith. THIRD ROW: Bill Kelly, Dennis Nicholson, John Tay- lor,VincenfCaHolica, James Dyer. FIRST ROW, Ieff Io righi: Val Thomas, Susan MrDer- m-off, Susan Kuhl, Roger Warren, Mike Tompkins. SECOND ROW: Doug Wynne, Bill Gales, Tom Hansen, Bob Richmond. THIRD ROW: Bob Bailey, Sieve Grafer, Jim Worlh- man, Jim Fribley. FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righl: Jean Terry, Karen Alexan- dia, Sylvia Doren, Kalhy Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Nancy Ransom, Terriiean Lowell, Helon Howard, Sheryl Zimmerman, Judy Nelson. THIRD ROW: Sandy Saylor, Barbara Covinglon, Barbara Burrows, Jean Grace, Doris Bosley. FIRST ROW, Iefl fo right Penny Wyllie, Sharon Keefe, Gayle Pafferson, Marlha Hayes. SECOND ROW: Lar- ry Reardon, Keifh Howard, Mike Breuleu, Pele Krueger, Lyle Shores. THIRD ROW: Lyman Sioddard, Pafli Mc- Feeley, Laura Wallen, Ann Corr, Dave Frank. FIRST ROW, left lo right: Tom Williams, Margaret Payne, Jeanne Slikkers. Tom Deakins. SECOND ROW: Jim Kirk, Judy Leeman, Pal- fy Schwarlinq, Turalu Brady, Barrl Collen. THIRD ROW: Deb ie Dean, Karlyn Shep- ler, Marilyn Jarvis, Mary Judd, Darlene Rulkas. SOPI-IOMORES FIRST ROW, Iefl lo right: Linda Peregrine, Abby Schofield, Sheryl Hendricks, Ellen La Vallee, Shirley Zuckerman, SECOND ROW: Lynn Duncan, Barbara Mac- chia, Alan Winfermanlol, Jerry Oliver, Farry Gran- Iallo. THIRD ROW: Bruce Clark, Jay Jensen, Larry King John Boolh, Ted Roessler. FIRST ROW, Iefl' lo right Sharon Davis, Pam Wagner, Kay Rohan, Viki Geis, Pam Simon. SECOND ROW: My- drille Marschner, Cynfhia Thompson, Frank Flanagan, Jim Bolli, Bill Wilkerson. THIRD ROW: Tracy Marlin, Maria Peevey, Kalhy Buc- fher, Roberla Lawrence, Aline Carler. FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righf: Lorraine Graves, Barbara Hacke, Joan Telford, Pal' Palmer, Dale Perrod. SEC- OND ROW: Sheryl Basselle, Judy Behm, Perry Connor, John Rogers, John Viuch. THIRD ROW: Eddif Silfon, Ricard Mank, Jack Besl, Ken Osborn, Paul Machado. FIRST ROW, Iefl 'Io righl. Janef Kormel, Judy Rom- ley, Pam Genlry, Susan Ludvigson, Virginia Mar- shall. SECOND ROW: Jim Yonkers, Mardo Crosser, Debby Anderson, Carole Lewis, Mike Fain. THIRD ROW: Davida Lolzkar, Elo- die Van Oglrop, Terry Reardon, Pele Cushman, Jan Olson. FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righl: Bruce Larson, Gary Riagg, Barry Burlingame, Ed Har- rison. SECOND ROW: Kalhy Slrong, Judy Morgan, Jackie Smifh, Kalhy Sahlin. THIRD ROW: Kalhleen De- Foorl, Judy McFadden, Les- lie Luchens, Michele Fain, Diana Crum. FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righl: Rise French, Lois Hinds, Elizabelh Powellson, Donna Bishop. SECOND ROW: .lo Rae Copeland, Lelanie Gil- lespie, Kalhleen Nesche, Karen Mossman, Charlolle Reposa. THIRD ROW: Pefer Brauns, Roger Berry, Rich Nye, Leonard Haenliens, Noel Monleleonse. I FIRST ROW, Iefl 'fo righI': Jim Hechlman, Sharon Lu- cas, Jimeva Ornellas, Alan Long. SECOND ROW: Oliver Dyer-Benner, Claudia Segerdell, Susan Black, Bar- bara Scoll, George Wil- Iiams. THIRD ROW: Gary Cline, Penny Goizmer, Kar- en Sloll, Meg Olsen, David Blackmore. FIRST ROW, Iefr Io righlz Ed Heiser, John McNichols, Irwin Simpson, Louis Spell, Don Branum. SECOND ROW: Elliol Ingram, Sieve Harlley, Richard Loeper, John Rutledge, David Cog- giola. THIRD ROW: Ken Mufher, Gary Solfau, Adre Roozen, John Turman, Nick Alexakos. SOPI-IOMORES FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Seifried, Carla Oen- gler, Judy Burkholder, Lynne Bates. SECOND ROW, Kar- en Miller, Ray McLaren, Don Reeder, Brian Rae, Heather McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Hickman, Kirk Johnson, .Bob Norde- man, Walt Perkins, Tom Blatener. FIRST ROW, left to right Cynthia Eastman, Susan Camber, Patty Briggs Ani ta Manders. SECOND ROW: Janice Heckel Bob Madson, Bill Herbert Bob Speetzen, Susan Mortenson THIRD ROW: Greg Bertag nolli, Bob Richter, Lanny Townsend, Gaily Huff D vid Ennis. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dinnis Ewell, Roger Jerni- gan, Jerry Blankenship, Vicki Johnson. SECOND ROW: Donna Horne, Denise Perry, Virginia Koenig, Di- ane Cotlow. THIRD ROW: Dick Carroll, Ron Beaubien, Rich lnman, Greg Kracke, Ron Kane. FIRST ROW, lett to right Margaret Widel, Pat Swe gar, Sheryl O'Rourke Pat Sullivan. SECOND ROW Carol Moore, Sue Suttle Bob Young, Randy Evans Tom Kelleway. THIRD ROW Laurie Vann, Jake Bronson Chris Nakano, Randy Tam berg, Carolyn Weaver FIRST Row, left ro right: Kathy Young, Sally Hill, Carolyn White, Joan Wright. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Charron, Diane Randall, Susan Rose, Vana Saylor. THIRD ROW: Ross Carmen, Mike Barcklay, Hal Logan, John Prince. FIRST ROW, left to right Eugene Santos, Dick Wil liams, Gloria Perry, Cheryl Cavero. SECOND ROW Susan McCartE, Mick: Do ran, Marcia ngle, Karen Fink. THIRD ROW: Alexan der Baird, Roger Scholl Stan Nankivell, Arlis Loe Larry Gabie. FIRST ROW, left to right: Lani Chamberlin, Karen Clark Terry Taylor, Margo Sonderlieter, Carleen Srowles, Kathy' Harber. SEC- OND ROW: ick Read, Lois Schueren, Kitty Timmer, Rose Bevitt, Audrey Faike, Gail Wiley. THIRD ROW: Jlm Dax, Jerry McGinnis, Tom Just, Dean Hammond, Charles Downs, Don Com- ey. FIRST ROW, left to right Don Jewkes, Gordon R kow, David lvy, .Bob Fowler Dominique Achener SEC OND ROW: Steve Judd Mike Bernhardt Jack Tuckeif, Joe Lawler Doug Powel . THIRD ROW Sam Augello, Don Holman Ran dy Leoni, Ken Shortridge Bob Nichols. FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFI- CERS-STANDING, Iefl' lo righl: Nora Banwell, Vice Presidenlg Jane? Long, Treasurer: Rae Wynne, Sec- relary. SITTING: Ray Palm- er, Presidenf. FIRST ROW, Iefl' lo righl: Elizabelh Glass, Charlene Grace, Yvonne Aruuelle, Diana Bush, Brenda Crolls. SECOND ROW: Neil Jen- kins, Gary Gibberl, Larry Newlon, Don Gaines, Gary Durfee, Ken Vargas. THIRD ROW: Ron Theurief, Bob Huffman, Jack Gillele, Richard Bellramo, Craig Leidy, Bill Kennedy. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righf: Bob Kreider, Lee McCleary, Dennis Edwards, Bob Bale- sole. Karen McElroy, SEC- OND ROW: Jeanelle La Barlhe, Deryl Rosel, Tom Casady, Cafhv Chrisfensen, THIRD ROW: Sally Sfikkers, Barbara Wallace, Mark Schimbor, Torn Jacobus, Warren Ronneberg. FIRST ROW, lefl' lo righl: Sue Umphred, Diana Kasle, Linda Frifzinger, Dale Kal- berq. SECOND ROW: Jean Hogan, Sue Blake, Marlha Boycheff, Larry Brens, Dave Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Cor Langewis. John Marshall, Belly Hubbard, Sue Jones, Jacquelyn Dixon. FIRST ROW, lefl' lo righf: Russell Slrickland, Alan Pom- eroy, Sfeve Miles. SECOND ROW: Gary Tice, Earl Ka- verl, Phil Freeman, Ron Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Sieve Gherini, Chip Cun- ningham, Dave Jones, Chris Osfrom. FIRST ROW, Iell' lo righl: Kimble Besf, Ken McDer- molf, Pinky Murray. SEC- OND ROW: Terry Oueenan, Rick Wulzen, Gary Pellelier, Bill Delane . THIRD ROW: Pal Harfzel, Sfeve Elpern, Gary Swingle, Rick Laven. FIRST ROW, lefl' 'lo riqhl: Kalhleen Moore, Susan Har- rvman, Carol Kni hi. SEC- OND ROW: Marfaa Linde- ken, Marcia Barufh, Sally Marlor, Jane Chrisliansen. THIRD ROW: Michael Roach, Joan Cosla, Liz Templer, David Schilling. FIRST ROW, leff 'lo righl: Barbara Sfanger, Ronald Marfin, David Coflow, Chrisfel Buchner. SECOND ROW: Greg Vierra, Gayle Green, Grelchen Merlen, Robert Goodman. THIRD ROW: Richard Leach, Berl' Tuckey, Paul Beniamson, Roberf Dorman. FRESHMAN FIRST ROW, lefl 'ro righi: Lynda Harris, Betty Vaughn, Ronna Lee Cunningham. Caroline Kline. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Winchesler, Carolyn Trembelh, Robin Millholland, Jill Harlow. THIRD ROW: Carol Nor- man, Mike Johanek, Jim Higgins, Ray Cook, Caro- line Wilson. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righf: Diana Crilchfield, Krisiin Kraemer, Diane Peralla, Caren Knighf. SECOND ROW: Bryan Brown, Oiio Schafz, Sieve Langridge, Waller Kairola. THIRD ROW: Diane Scoll, Rose Wills, Sue Wharion, Rose- mary Force, Raverna Wynne. FIRST ROW, leii 'ro righi: Dave Reed, Jim Fuller, Suzi Conners, Lynda Kanewske. SECOND ROW: Eddie Yales, Lynnelle Sillers, Li- anne Lewis, Roger Pillo. THIRD ROW: Dennis Wil- liams, Erin Cummings, Rox- anne Connelly, Jeanne Coombs, Ken Daglash. FIRST ROW, left lo right: Jim McWaIlers, Joyce Her- shey, Kaihie Sommerslrum. Harry Larson. SECOND ROW: Judifh Greene, Sue Briggs, Liz Lewis, Lyn Grove. THIRD ROW: Rich- ard Turia, Dave Grenadas, Jim Cooper, Gary Seely, Roberl Young. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: Mary Jane Perkins, Cheryl Malheny, Eivor Hinqe. Lon- na Barker. SECOND ROW: Hope Howard, Mary Downs, Richard Gabie, Bill Rigney. THIRD ROW: Gerald Mc- Dougall, Bruce Salveson, Slephen Gibson, Sfeven Larsen. FIRST Row, Iefl fo right: Sharon Kozak, Janice Hoover, Sally Frosl, Doro- iha Lane. SECOND ROW: Carol Winlers, Barbara Thompson, Cherilyn Bra- nagh, Caren Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Roberl Ec- cles, Sfephen Wiseman, Walier Gulden, Pefer Meli- coe, Jim Elrod. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righfz Gary McGinnis, Tim Pope, Peler Williams. SECOND ROW: Charles Harrison, Bob Ball, Mark Williams, Terry Welcome, John Slanke. THIRD ROW: Parri- cia Lane, Sharon Connelli, Nora Banwell, Barbara Taves, Louise Dosl. FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: Francis Ulferback, Karen Shipley, Penny Canno, Rob- in McV.ean. SECOND ROW: Joey Rlckefls, Richard Bovo, Mike Johnson, Peler Red- Iich, Bill McGinnis. THIRD ROW: Chris Berlani, Charles Sanborn, Ricky Mar- dode, John Havens, Gerald Nordeman. CLASS FIRST ROW, leff Io righf: Bill Egan, Mike Mc ul- Iough, Judy Taylor, Penny Lockwood, Marilyn Glass. SECOND ROW: Susan Christiansen, Toni Czaia, James Michael, Barry Sil- berman, William Winslow. THIRD ROW: James Roess- Ier, Ronald Roberfs, Bob Millar, Keilh Goebel, Bob Odell. FIRST ROW, Ieff Io right Denise Young, Jane? Long, Ann McCarIhy, Lanna De- Guire. SECOND ROW, Kim- berly Hall, Rana Leiningher, Toni Lefendre, Dan Smith. THIRD ROW: Leonard Har- rison, Bob Crooks, John Od- dy, Wayne Condrolle, Joe Wrighfe. FIRST ROW, Ieff 'lo righf: Marilyn Riam, Gale Pico, Heidi Wessenberg, Barbara Hansen. SECOND ROW: Brian Bourke, Paul Dugall, Roberl Crane, Arfhur Blies- ner. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Kruse, Barry Clarke, Don Smifh, Dale Sweefland. FIRST ROW, lefl' 'Io right Geraldine Weil, Lynn Rob- bins, Carla Resherf, Susan Solomon, SECOND ROW: Larry Posey, Dennis Adler, Douglas Turner, Ken Wy- man. THIRD ROW: Don Dayle, Bob Lindsay, Rich Granni, John Burow, Dan Collow. Things crre always at their best in their beginning. -Pascal, Letiers Provincicrles ffx .K w-.w- :R 12, f 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 STUDENT CCUNCIL The purpose of student government at Las Lomas is to efficiently represent the individual student, and give him a fair voice in this government. The Student Council, composed of the Student Body officers, the Presidents of Block LL., GLA., the Honor Society, and G.A.A.g and the four class presidents, represents the Student Body as a whole. Student Council plans various school activities, represents Las Lomas at district and state-Wide student government conferences, passes legislation necessary for student government functioning, and plans the budget for the school year. Plans which have been put into effect by the l959-l96O Student Council are the Recognition Plan, the Clean Campus Plan, and the Communications Plan. The Student Council has also organized this year's lunior-Senior Day, and re- vised the school Constitution. MR. JOE ANTHONY, Advisor STUDENT BODY OFFICERS CHUCK CARROLL, President GESINE WILKEN, Vice-President JULIE BERTAGNOLLI, Secretary JUDY PALMER, Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING, left to right: Linda Botti, Mike Herr, Marty Brantley, Jim Sisler, Chuck Car- roll, Dick Carroll, Burke Burright, Judy Palmer. SEATED: Marcia Slowin- ski, Sandi Prada, Vikki Kaste, Julie Bertagnolli, Gesine Wilken, Toby Werthman, Wendy Webb, Sydne Rogers. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The purpose of student government at Las Lomas is to efficiently represent the individual student, and give him a tair voice in this government. This 1S now done through the Council ot Organizations, the House of Representatives, and Student Council. These groups have both legislative and administrative func tions. Legislation may be brought up through the Council ot Organizations and the House, or directly through Student Council. These groups are also responsi ble tor administrative recognition ot student problems. Student Government is constantly being changed and redirected so as to reach these aims STUDENT CONTROL FIRST ROW, left to right: E. McLaren, J. Ber- tagnolli, L. Botti, C. Ruminski, S. Barrett, .B Cook, P. Irish, J. Veltri, C. Hechtman, M. Cas- ady, R. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: M. Vico, R. Leake, S. Prada, J. Goins, M. Chamberlin, P. Thompson, B. Murphy, B. Fulghum, C. Stevens, S. Rogers, G. Wilken. THIRD ROW: J. Otto, B. Samuels, R. Miles, J. Sisler, P. Havens, S. Bowen, B. Whipple, A. Collen, M. Brantley. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Bevitt, R. Tam- berg, R. Shoal, B. Garnier, B. Burright, P. Shackelford, S. Hill, M. Maguire, M. Hunter, J. Thorstenson, P. Dignan, S. Melusky, J. Roes- sler. SECOND ROW: S. White, M. Hair, M. Morgan, L. Grove, N. Banwell, F. Utterback, P. Cannon, C. Weaver, M. Chamberlin, L. Cathcart, R. Watson, G. Holly, P. Hartwig, J. Fisher, B. Bradford, J. Alexander. THIRD ROW: R. Miles, P. Ritz, B. Morris, A. Corr, P. Palmer, M. Olsen, S. Zuckerman, R. Bevitt, G. Wiley, V. Johnson, S. Black, B. Gardner, P. Gentry, C. Peregrine, L. Vann, P. Lee, D. Skidmore. FOURTH ROW: E. Kavert, T. We'come. S. Gib- son, R. Evans, M. Breuleux, 8. Croskey, B. Hamilton, J. Knecht, K. Bornholdt, B. Remy, K. Dagliesh, T. Jacobus, S. Miles, B. Lindsay, R. Palmer. COUNCIL OF ORGANIZATIONS STANDING, Iett to right: Ken Stenberg, Eugene de Laveaga, Ray Fairfield, JoAnne Reed. SITTING: Sue Suttle, Marcia Slowinski, Ann Roberts. MAJORETTES' LEFT TO RIGHT: Mardo Crosser Sue Bates Claudia Segerdell, Vicki Kasle, 'Rose Beviffl LETTER GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosalie Guidi, Pal Harfwig, Belly Blakeslee, Diane Fahey, Nicki Heornicki, Chris Pederson, Sandi Mclnlosh, Carol Grey, Carole Brens. C ERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Goins, John Ollo, Cambell, Bill Whipple, Pal Thompson. SONGLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Liz Rusk, Joyce Mafhe Nancy Jones, Judy Mathews, Carole Song CLUBS RALLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Stewart, L. Geng- Ier, B. Boyd, C. Hechtman, M. Casady, J. Campbell, P. Thompson, J. Goins, S. Rogers, J. Otto, L. Rusk, N.Jones, Joyce Matthews, Judy Matthews, L. Botti, J. Millholland, S. Prada, M. Chamberlin, C. Brens, L. A. Lewis, V. Geis. SECOND ROW: C. Jones, K. Stoll, A. Manders, M. Olson, M. Payne, J. Gulden, V. Johnson, S. Suttle, C. Weaver, R. Tamberg, J. Botti, L. Bates, D. Kaste, S. Doran, A. Schatfer, S. Hill, B. Hackey, B. Samuels. THIRD ROW: K. Moore, B. Fulghum. G. Holle, A. Jacobus, M. Vico, M. Lowell B. Nordeman, M. McGuire, P. McKee, S. Zuckerman, S. Lucas, D. Johnson, E. Ziegler, R. MacVean, R. Millholland, A. Long, J. Rogers. FOURTH ROW: J. Combs, M. Judd, A. Gen- soul, C. Elrod, L. McFarlane, C. Moore, B. Murphy, P. Marsh, R. Leake, D. Price, M. March, N. Sharpe, P. Ritz, D. Matthey, M. Dyer, D. Stillson, D. Elms, P. Banwell. FUTURE NURSES CLUB SEATED, left to right: E. Tobias, S. Marlor, S. Richmond, S. Conners, J. Olson, Pres., S. Coats, S. Coats, R. MacV-ean. STANDING: N. Bailes, C. Songey, D. Young, S. Christianson, K. Mc- Elroy, S. Winters, P. Cannon, N. Runzo. IUNIOR RED CROSS LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Hoover, J. Riley. P. Barnes, S. McCarty, N. Wood, T. Lowell, D. Murray, D. Harper, M. Judd, D. Horne, J. Ornellas, S. Wood, G. Patterson, D. Rutchus, K. Buchter, S. Davis, J. Marker, C. Sutherland, Mrs. R. Ewing, and D. Madsen. TRI-HI-Y FIRST Row, left to righf: P. Jarvis, s. Stiles K. Kraemer, K. Shipman, B. Stanger, C, Knight: J. Coombs, S. Jones, C. Knight, S. Barrett, J. Marlor, C. Roth, J. Thorstenson, A. Gensoul, M. Casad . SECOND ROW: S. Schwarting, M Gruwell, Taves, C. Pederson, W. Myer, P. Pelletier, D. Seranan, A. McGeehon, C. Pere- grine, C. Kline, S. Sherman, L. Krettecos, J. Campbell, N. Smith, L. Kanuski. THIRD ROW: C. Kovats, N. Bandiera, G. Merten, R. Leake F. Gallaher G. Blackmore Y. Durand G Wengfeld, Minitsky, J. Pacheco, L. Evans, P. lrlsh, L. McFarlane, C. Elrod, L. Cathcart E. McLaren, R. Kennedy. HOMEMAKING CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Ogden, N. Greas- er, A. Lommel, J. Th-orstenson, S. Barrett, K. Ruminski, G. Holle, S. Stevens, S. Danielson S. Coats, and S. Coats. SECOND ROW: J Marlor, S. Winters, C. Stotts, A. Bledsoe, B Zuckerman, C. Kelleway, N. Boero, V. Czaia , su CLUBS FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: Carol Kline, Dale Kalberg, Lana DeGuire, Jeanne Coombs, Sue Jones, Calhy Chrislenson, Liz Lewis, Roxanne Connelly, Leanne Lewis, Suzy Harriman. SEC- OND ROW: Jill Harlow, Toby Werlhman, Kalhy Miniski, Lory Krelicous, Sandra Sherman, Carol Briody, Meg Olson, Anila Manders, Carolyn While, Gail Wiley, Michele Morgan, Linda Grove, Ann McCarlhy. THIRD ROW: Ronna Lyinger, Carolyn Trembalh, Karen Clark, Caro- lyn Davis, Sheryl Hendricks, Donna Horne, Eve Tobias, Ray Fairfield, Ken Slenberg, Paul Dekar, Ann Roberls, Barbera Pelerson, Nora Banwell. SPANISH CLUB SEATED, lefl lo righl: Marcia Slowinski, Joanne Reed, Ann Roberls, Judy Silow, Judy Malhews, Marion Doly. STANDING: Julie Berlagnolli, Viki Czaia, Terri LeTendre, Joyce Malhews, Eugenia Ziegler, Darlene Rulkas, Bev Brown. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: John Alexander, Pele Redlich, Bob Korn, Cynlhia Easlman, Elisa- belh Hodgkin, Bob Richler, Belly Vaughn, Diane Peralla, Hope Howard, Kim Hall, Nancy Runzo, Margo Sonderleiler, Diane Kasle, Erin Cummings. AT TABLE: Richard Nye, Mike Bernhardl, Greg Berlanolli, Perry Conner, Helen Howard, Turalu Brady, Karen Alexander, Susand Morlenson, Maggie Wedel. BACK ROW: Larry Fisher, Jeff Kimball, Pele Melnicoe, Allo Schalz, Bob Balseole, Vincenl Callolica, Marcia McGuire, Julie Berlaqnolli. Randv Eanns. Tim Hansen, Richard Cajrrgl, Larry Gobie, Sleve u d. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: E. Harrison, J. Her- shey, M. Hayes, T. Marlin, Mr. Griesman. SECOND ROW: F, Ullerback, G. Owens, A. Schofield. ELECTRONICS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Warren Ronenburlg, Alan Sherwood, Tom Nichols, John Marshall, Bob Marliave. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE FOREISHURCHEEIANGE FIRST ROW, left to right: Susan Suttle, Leanne Lewis, Gesine Wilkens, Marsha Maguire, Juli Bertagnolli, Lynn Bates, Sus Jones. SECOND ROW: Shirly Zuckerman, Gary Wilder, Jeannie Marlor, Sandy Stiles, Margret Grater, Jeanne Coombs, Margret Paine, Meg Olson. THIRD ROW: Ken Stenberg, Don Jesen, Paul DekIar,dKathy Christensen, Donna Horne, Sheryl Hendricks, in a Grove. JUNIOR STATESIVIEN CE Bernard Robert Francois Garnier de Brabant- Bernie, for short-has been the American Field Service Foreign Exchange Student this year. Bernie is from Cannes, France, and has been living at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ban- well. His spirit, witty humor and French charm have been a pleasing attribute to the atmos- phere here at Las Lomas. AMERICA I. S. A. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FIRST ROW, left to right: Ann Jacobus, Don Jensen, Janet Fisher, Ken Stenberg, Jane Irving, Randy Bledsoe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Melendez, Paul Dekar, Mrs. Froiler, Mr. Baren, Eugene DeLaveaga, Gary Keane. ir . Wi .. ,wje wqgggx . The Iunior Statesmen ot America is an or- ganization of High School Students who Wish to prepare themselves for the responsibilities and problems that they will face When, as adults, they will assume leadership in the destiny ot the World. The Legislature of the California lunior Statesmen holds sessions twice annually, at which time the members in our school are repre- sented. Our Chapter is an organization of the members of the lunior Statesmen who attend Las Lomas. It determines its policy and program in order to provide experience for the members and pro- mote the lunior Statesmen principles. FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Prosser, Barb Scott, Mischelle Lav- erty, Lynne Bates, Carolyn Weaver, Dianne Lucas, Claudia Segradell, Margret Grater, Malory Penfield, Lois Martin, Gail Mitchell, Pat Heartwig, Sandy Mclntosh. SECOND KOW: John Hillis, Mark Schim- bor, Eugene DeLaveaga, Roy Palmer, Al Smith, Ann Jacobus, Shileah Rogers, Karen Rundquist, Susan Kool, Beth Hodgkins, Ken Stenberg Don Jensen. THIRD ROW: Judy Pacheo, Chris Pederson, Yvone Durrand: Gail Wingfield, Francis Galagher, Mary Terry, Dave Zimmerman, Meg Olson, Margeret Pafnner, Carolyn White. WS f w-0-4 ,5fQ:,.2ff 'J SCHOOL YEARBOOK CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sieve While, Bill Ashursl, John Dalsey, Dave Haas, Vikil Geis, Pele Havens, Slan Mulher, John Ollo, Dave Condeff, Joe Crosby, Burk Burrighl, Barbara Blaylock, AI Smilh, Terri Lefendre, Jan Varner, Jeanneffe Millholland, Karen Rundquisl, Diane Madsen, Judy Mafhews, Barbara Fulqum, Mr. Klilsner. YEARBOOK CLASS FIRST ROW, lefl 'lo right: Jeanefle Millhol- land, Burke Burrighl, Barbara Blaylock, Irving Thomas, Jan Varner, Karen Lundquisl, Diane Madsen, Barbara Fulghum. SECOND ROW: Vicki Geis, John Oflo, Joe Crosby, Pele Havens, Dave Condeff, Al Smith. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Maureen Vico, Donna Bishop, Geraldine Blankenship, Diane Collow, Denise Perry, Yvonne Kliem, Pal Greene, Ron Greene. ASSEMBLY COMIIVIITTEE TOP ROW, left lo righl: Jack Slrand, John Ollo, Dave Haas, John Boolh, Harry Bowers, Bob Young, Jim Bolfi, Randy Tamburq, Mike Tompkins. THIR-D ROW: Pele Havens, Michele Morgan, Penny Danner, Bernice Zuckerman, Sandy Mclnfosh, Barbara Buck, Marsha Ma- guire, 'Killy Timmer, Lynn Allasia, Gesine Wilkens, Juli Berfagnolli. SECOND ROW: Rae- ane Leake, Diane Sharkey, Eileen McLaren, Marion Doly, Nancy Boero, Ann Rulledge, Marcia Weslerman, Nancy Slevens, Sonia Dan- nelson, Gayle Holle, Sandy Sliles, Sandy Tay- lor. BOTTOM ROW: Ron Greene, Chuck Carrol, Burch lnderbifzen, Dick Telford, Bill Ashursf, Paf Rilz, Clinl Fhalen. GIRLSf SERVICE SEATED, lefl lo righl: L. Allasia, C. Weaver, P. McKee, S. Zuckerman, S. Suflle, M. Ma- guire, J. Millholland, L. Bolfi, N. Sharpe, J. Goins, V. Kasle. STANDING: J. Palmer, G. Wilken, J. Berlagnolli, R. Bevill, E. Ziegler, A. Jacobus, J. Fisher, T. Werlhman, M. Graler, J. McGlauflin, D. Madsen, G. Halselh. SERVICES EDITORS Don Lee, Paqeg Bill Ashursf, Yearbook. PAGE STAFF STANDING, lefl' lo righl: Mike Tompkins, iuni- denlified slranqeri, Pal' Rilz, Barbara Pelerson, Sandy McElroy, Kathy Rohan, Buzz Sioddard, Penny Danner, John Taylor, Jeaninne McGlauf- lin, Sara Backus, Arne Collen, Miss Murial Swenson ifaculfy advisori, Don Lee Iediiori, Richard Hansen. SITTING: Adrienne Gensoul, Karl Sloll, Eileen McLaren, Carol Brens, Lynn Calhcarf. QUILL AND SCROLL LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannine McGlauflin, Carole Brens, Sandy McElroy, Lynne Calhcarl, Adri- enne Geussul receiving Quill and Scroll pin from Advisor Muriel Swenson, Barbara Pelerson, Eileen McLaren, and Penny Danner. STAGE CREW LEFT TO RIGHT: Vince Callolica, Dick Hanson, Darryl Hamilron, Dick Gabie, Doug Wilder, Daryl Rosel. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET STANDING, lefl' lo riqhl: Carol Brens, Secre- laryg Genevieve Halselh, Treasurer, Jeannelle Millhollan'd, Sr, Class Represenlaliveg Mrs. Tay- lor, Advisor: Eugenia Zigler, Jr. Class Repre- senfafiveg Mrs. Slenberg, Advisor: Suxanne Slewarr, Vice Presidenlg Rose Bevifl, Soph. Class Represenlalive. SEATED: Sandi Prada, President QNQR SQCIETIES I H MR. ROBERT GRIESMAN, Director A CAPPELLA FIRST ROW, left io righf: R. Ken nedy, J. Goins, J. Emerson, J. Gar rison, J. Pezzy, M. La Barih, P Danner. SECOND ROW: J. Velfri R. Watson, M. Penfield, S. Kremil Ier, E. Smifh, M. Maguire, S. Cam ber, C. Moore. THIRD ROW: H Long, K. Bornholdl, L. Koslowsky J. Gillelle, B. Malfhey, J. Narva J. Tayl-or. FOURTH ROW: T. lnder biizen, V. Finell, B. Mayer, C Phalen, M. Queenan, R. Henderson, G. Melt, S. Bevilf, D. Eisenman. FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righl: C. Gray, M. Chamberlin, L. Mariin, C. Bailey, L. Hamilfon, G. Martin, H. Anderson. SECOND ROW: S. Prada, M. 'HiIlis, C. Weaver, P. Briggs, L. Johanek, D. Harper, J. La Mayeau, C. Ruminski. THIRD ROW: F. Anderson, B. Cook, P. Cherringlon, B. Hursi, M. Casady, K. Johanek, C. Briggs. FOURTH ROW: T. French, L. Sfoddard, J. Beaubien, H. Lowell, D. Elmes, B. Wilson. MR. JAMES SCHWARTZ, Dnreclor BAND FRONT ROW, Iefl lo right D. Irving, L. Zimmerman J. Burrow, T. Jacobus, E. Ingram. BACK ROW: W Shembri, B. Muir, T. LeTendre, A. Falke, S. Grafer, J. Chaddock. FRONT ROW, lefi io righf: G. Marshall, J. Blome, R seaubien. BACK Row: G. Mon, D. edwards, B Fornango, B. Millar, R. Swany, L. Long, M. Graler FRONT ROW, lefi fo righi: R. Gabie, B. Nelson, E. Simpson, G. Huff, C. Jusf, H. Stephenson. BACK ROW: J. Oddy, L. Gabie, B. Richmond, S. Gibson, J. Micheal, D. Toderoff. FRONT ROW, Ief'l 'lo right: M. Hinds, S. Conners, B. Thompson, J. Wessenberg, R. Cunningham, S. Sfewari. BACK ROW: G. Bornholdi, A. Schaeffer, B. Sillers, R. Kruse, B. Crooks, T. French, T. Daniels. SENICDR PLAY JUNICDR PLAYS Every year the luruor classes at Las Lomas present a play chosen produced, and at trmes wrrtten by the students Thrs year thrrteen Enq hsh classes partlcipated The quahty ot the plays was h1qh, and choosmq a Wmner proved a very dtthcult task for the Judges As an outcome ot thts drtticulty tour plays were chosen on an equal basis. Those tour plays are shown on this page. To all those who participated it was truly an experience and a job Well done. -an fu 42 The Family Car presented by Mrs Ewing's first period class features left to right Jan Varner, Bill O'Brian, Carol Brens Chuck Lane has his back to the camera and Emile Lollemont is hidden Directors: Pat Shackeltord and Carol Winslow A typical picture of family lite, this was presented for the parents club. This unnamed comedy, a satire on commercials, was written and directed by Dennis Schmidling. Left to right: Mr. Melendel, Sue Kaisch. Gary Keane. Mike Green, Diane Carter, Roger Lindekin, Jill Rankin, Carole Souther- land, Denny Schmidling. Seated: Tom Daniels, Betty Blakslee, and Bev Bovo. Conga, a serious story of troubled teen-agers, was presented by Mrs. Metzgar's seventh period class, and later at St Mary's for the play' competition there. Left to right: Sue Parsons, Dick Gotleib, Shiela Rogers, Kathy Menitsky, ,Bob Udahl, Francis Gallaher, Mike Coons, Mary Terry, Lloyd Mason, Anita Bledsoe. lt Men Played Cards Like Women Do, a comedy whose name is self-explanatory, was presented by Mr. Barren's class. Standing, left to right: Jack Knecht, Mr. Barren, 'Terry Ore, Carol Briody, Ron Simpson, Phil Marsh. Seated: Clint Phalen, Danny Hemstalk, Floyd Wade, Duncan Matthey. pix ll 3, . W. ia , in 'WZ 5.'I24i:, , 'ff wr 5 i . . .Al VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, lefl' lo righf: Sfan Mufher, Manager, Rick Miles, Phil Rufschow, Mike Lee, Burk Burrighf, Jim Murpliy, Sfeve While, Tom Alamano, Manager. SECOND ROW: Jack Joyner, Harold Sfephenson, Doug Marlin, .Bob Morris, Sieve Hamilton, Don Jensen, Richard Cox, Ron Treaf, Bruce Lewis. THIRD ROW: Ken Bernhardf, Tom Broafch, Dick Couch, Al Lazzareschi, Larry Elleff, Mark Leidy, Mike Hair, Sieve Bowen, Mike Queenan. FOURTH ROW: Carl Jusl, Gary Diel, Jim Sisler, Darrell Dunbar, Erik Hinge, Clinf Phalen, Harold Rogers, John Rescheri, Pele Havens. SCORES Las Lomas- O ..... ..............,..,...... .....,., O a kiocnd-20 Las Lomas-33 ..... ....... I ohn Swett- O Las Lomas- 7 ..... ........... A lhambra- U Las Lomas- 6 ..... ,.... P leasomt Hill- 6 Las Lomas-47 ..... .....,. M iramonte- U Las Lomas- 6 ..., ,. ..... San Ramon- U Las Lomas- 7 ..... ....... A calanes- U Las Lomas- 7 ..... ..... P ieclmont-19 COACH DUANE LOUIS COACH GEORGE DeKLOTZ Fullback Mike Hair rambles for good yardage against Acalanes. This year the Las Lomas varsity had a very impressive season, as its 5-2-l record placed it only one-half game behind champion Piedmont in the race for the Foothill Division crown. After dropping the season opener, 20-U, to Oakland High, the fired-up Knights rolled over the Iohn Swett Indians, 33-O. ln a hard-fought, defensive battle, the Knights, scoring the only tally early in the game, managed to defeat a strong Alham- bra team, 7-O. Against highly favored Pleasant Hill, Las Lomas, although ending the game with a 6-6 deadlock, played, according to Head Coach Duane Louis, its best game of the year. The team piled up l5 first downs to the opponents' 2, while netting 250 yards to 50 by the Rams. ln the league opener against Miramonte, the Las Lomas grid men ran wild, as they tallied a massive 47 points while holding the Matadors to no score. Against a fired-up San Ramon eleven, the Knights were A swarm of Alhambra gridmen close in on halfback Jim Murphy, while Phil Rutschow and Steve White look on. able to eke out only a 6-U win. The traditional battle with Acalanes found the Knights overpow- ering their opponents, as they downed the Dons 7-U. The final game was a heartbreaker for Las Lomas, for Piedmont came from behind in the third quarter to win the game, and also the cham- pionship, 19-7. At the Football Banquet, held after the season's close, many Knights were honored with awards: Mike Hair, Most Valuable Playerg lim Sisler, Most Valuable Back: Harold Rogers, Most Valu- able Linemanp Steve White, Coaches' Award: Rick Miles and Steve White, team captains. The Knights should again be contending for the championship next year, as the many juniors on next year's varsity, and the excellent players coming up from the l.V.'s, should form a winning team. Fullback Ken Bernhardi' rushes to help as halfback Jim Sisler is The Las Lomas and Piedmont lines clash vigorously as halfback Jim brought down heavily by an Alhambra player. Murphy struggles for yardage. WN DMKE. Quszcww GUARD -SQRN Kkasckazn cautgeg NAL-LELRGU 9 Sxsuzm nw nov, -fm, Sc, Tow BRO new A A L-.F Back ill. A6-Anwar gggl-Ana RU- Li. Tac. Sxzv-2, QUD ALL ki K F , 1 .45 , 3 1 g f - 2, , 6 V Q 9. my gli ,rm-g'SZIjS3'.,'5-5322 iI:52:j . .SSN -. :v . Pskvce. Liwxs END , MARK Lex uw ' 1 kb QNSON mcmi Rnaoauhmemmu Q 1' L ,,, r 1 S,:wzf'fv eau: Rmes Fuu.eaf.K - Pvwfff- bu Mbm. LAWS SNA Haan dmvme HAIR Skim FW5 QRR-SS an RCRLANSS GM-if, RON 'rikir-1 N 'YAC-Yuki, 5UikVJE. TAC.YxX.i'L Kew aeawmv. rum. bam 'QMXL GU QCERU RLQMARU cox GUARD MN-is Bisou U, W 553 5 , VETC. HRVENS TACK Soy MER END A ' ceurgg J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Gary Riegg, Bill Herbert, Bob Madsen, Frank Gallagher, Chris Nakano, Barry Burlingame, Herbert Logan. SECOND ROW: Stan Nankivell, Keith Howard, Bill Kelly, Dennis Schmidling, Ron Beaubien, Bob Marshall, Vince Cattolica, Gary Soltau, Larry Gabie. THIRD ROW: AI Scott, Steve Christian, Arlis Loe, Butch Inder- bitzen, Perry Conner, Mike Breuleux, Har? Fisher Steve Grater, George Kline, Jim Wifhman. FOURTH ROW: Bill Schutt Jack Best Dan Hemstalk, Pete rueger Rick Gray, Andri Roozen, Jerry Brown, Leonard Haentlens, Dave Moore, Bill Casper Stan Muther, Manager. FIFTH ROW: Mike Kuehn, Larry Reardon, Noel Monteleone, Ken Short- ridge, George Crew, Lewis Larson, Dave Prlce, Randy Kennedy, Roy Boehrer, Rennie Cuevas. ln 1959, the sensational Las Lomas Iunior Var- sity, coached by Mr. Marvin Martin cmd Mr. For- rest Russell, had their most successful season in the history of Las Lomas. It sustained the amazing winning streak posted by last year's team by downing eight successive opponents to capture the Foothill Division crown for the sec- ond consecutive season. The offense was sparked by a heavy, experienced line which cleared the way for the fleet-footed, hard-driving J.V. CO-COACHES Marvin Martin and Forrest Russell backfield. The aggressive Knight defense proved to be too strong for its opponents, as it shut out four teams While holding the others to low scores. Agile halfback Chris Nakano received the most outstanding player award, as he played a valu- able and important part in both offense and de- fense. The Iunior Knights were strong in both spirit and playing ability, and will make excel- lent material for next year's varsity. SCORES Las Lomas-23 ...... ....... O aklcmd- 6 Las Lomas-41 ...... ...... I ohn Swett- O Las Lomas-31 ...... ....... A lhambra-25 Las Lomas-13 ....,.. . ....... Pleasant Hill- 0 Las Lomas-33 ....... ...... M iramonle- 0 Las Lomas-40 ....... ....... Sa T1 Ramon- 7 Las Lomas- 7 ....... ...... A calcmes- U Las Lomas-21 ....... ...... P iedmont-18 FROSH FOGTBALL FIRST ROW, left to riw: Art Bliesner, Phil Freeman, Ken Vargas, Dick Gable, Ken Dalgliesh, Steve Miles, Gary Pellutier. SECOND RO : Terry Oueenan, Bruce Salveson, Steve Gherlne, Jerry McDougal, John Stahnke, Louis Griffin, Bob Kreideir, John Alexander, Bill McGinnis. THIRD ROW: Coach Pederson, -Bob O'Dell, Gary Tice Dave Cotlow, Rich Glam, Mark Schimbor, Rick Laven, Ray Cook, Pat Hartzell, Bob Eccles Coach LaSalle. FOURTH ROW: Dan Cotlpw, Otto Schatz, Bill Kennedy, Jim Elrod, Jack Gillette, Walt Gulden, .lim Roessler, John Havens, Steve Lanqrldge, Steve Elpern. NOT PICTURED: Paul Baniamson, Serge Kavert, Jerry Nordeman, Manager. WRESTLING Wrestling, the newest ot the sports at Las Lomas, had a very successful season in its second year. New coach, Edrnundo Melendez, molded many returning lettermen and new talent into a strong tearn, which took third place in the league. After several close losses, the Knight grapplers proved their ability by trouncing a championship Acalanes team, 30-8. If the pattern of the last two years continues, next year the Knight team should be stronger than ever, a real threat to the Foothill Division championship. VARSITY TOP ROW, left to right: Mike Herr, Vic Finell, Butch Ind-erbitizen, Mike Lee, Butch Willert, Richard Cox, Ron Treat. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Riegg, -Darryl Hamilton, Bob Madsen, Joe Crosby, Ron Richter, Matt Connelly. NOT PICTURED: Bill Egan, Pat Harhel, Barry Burlingame, John Havens, Bob O'DeIl, Dave Reed. BASKETBALL ve-of VARSITY-KNEELING, left to right: Dave Haas, Manager, Rene Brandol, Harold Stephenson, Eric Nankivell, Steve Bowen, Ralph Rosel, Manager. STANDING: Harry Bowers, Manager: Bud Murphy, Tom Nichols, Bob Nichols, Coach Merrill Callow, Bob Nye, Darrell Dunbar, Jim Sisler, Stan Muther, Manager. This year the Las Lomas basketball team again proved itself a championship club, as its 18 and 4 season gave it the Foothill Division crown lor the second consecutive year. The Knight live started the season cold, losing its first two games. From then on, however, the Knights were triumphant, losing only two oi 20 games, in very close decisions. The highlight of the year Was the post-season Tracy Tournament. After rolling over Elk Grove, 75-50, the victory-bound Knights came through with a 55-39 win over the Iohn Swett Indians. The climax came when, after trailing rough-and-tough Turlock for the first three quarters of the cham- pionship game, the inspired Knights fought to a 44-42 victory. At the basketball banquet, the entire team received letters and gold basketballs, while trophies were given to outstanding players. Tom Nichols received the Most Valuable Player award, Bob Nichols was chosen as Most Improved Player, Eric Nankivell received the Coach's Award, and Bob Nye was named Team Captain. Many congratulations are due to this time team, and especially to Coach Merrill Callow, who has aided and guided the team to two consecutive championships. SCORES Las Lomas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,..,,...,.... Clayton Valley Las Lomas ........... B91'k919Y Las Lomas ....--..-- VC1119lO Las Lomas ........ De AHZCI Las Lomas .....................,........... ...r....... O Ciklrlrld Las Lomas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,...,., Pleasant Hill LEAGUE GAMES Las Lomas ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,...., Miramonte Las Lomas ...... Acalanes Las Lomas .......... Piedmont Las Lomas ...., San Ramon Las Lomas ,,,,. .....,. M iramonte Las Lomas ....... ...i...... S hasta Las Lomas ..,.,.,. ...... A calanes Las Lomas ,.,..., ...... P iedfmont Las Lomas ..... San Ramon Las Lomas ..... ....,.. M iramonte Las Lo-mas ,...,,... Acalanes Las Lomas ...,,,.........,.,.......,..,..,..,......,.,,,.,..., San Ramon Las Lomas ............,...,,,.,,.,,.....,......,.....,.......,.... Piedmont TRACY TOURNAMENT Las Lomas .....,.............,...,,.....,...,..................... Elk Grove W Las Lomas ........ ....... I ohn Swett VARSITY COACH MERRILL CALLOW LGS Lgmgs -IUAI ,---,-,--- T uf-lock 1 .nr 'Q E3 .5 a 1 Q' or - f - u. 1 nf at E ,www wb 8 f. IQ.. 53. i 4 ,W ,W W A ' 22 M V V W gk 3 E an if . qw L. nu - f f'-252151, W f x O Mg? A Xb wx M ,M Y gg 5 ,,,.,w :.' M3 ,fsiw 3 ' K 'M fi 3 , 32 N .:TWgM3K I Q: 3 -E9 P ' . -RA 4. n A., .,g.tAg1?i.f. . if 9 . 'Y Manned Q Q-'5- gg 2 rsrzisiig fir-,aef ef ... ?g,,fg is , ,, , 'Vs H .1 2 45 if 5 'g I .... Q X Q ' '33 f Q i ...... N in 'X Q v sm., . xi? E W W 5 jeg? Q gy' ..f.1::-.. Q ?f1? A ., .A A . W A A A 4 I I czv I ,L q.A.,:,, ulq Af A ...,: 'V M ' --v...,.:. ,.,:,.,-.- 2 ' ' f G Y' 'a 1 4 V' X ,, J i My -,,. 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I 5 HAROLD STEVENSON Q 'i GUARD 1 ,J 1 FOR A RD ., . 3,42 L 4 Q' W M Qg?YQSkS!f5,?f1g ,5 ,,1A. ,1,A. 1 , .,QE ,,.E 7 azx . ,:.i, .. , f ! gi? GUARD '1 : 4 ' ',:: ' 'A,,, by ROD HOLCOMB f FORWARU ' ,f , M' 7 -.-,.. 1 ':-'2L li 1 I f QA' I ll l 6 1 f j M5 BOB NICHOLS f ifigi- 1 ii FORWARD 2 i , M OST . ' fi- 'Z E4 Buo MURPHY f ' Hg, gf-'j,S,?Q,QED f L FORWARD f J f X ' r'S'W 1'Q' - ' EI- m . AA:: W- 552 3: 4 1 ,A1AQ i , k E,. ,i ,:,, In K ,ug W X if A'AVZ' , , 1 ew ,,. ,f , fy f f .J ' A E ff ,gf I ff P. f www- W. -' ' C,15g 3 lVf BASKETBALL KNEELING, left lo right: Gordon Rakow, Keilh Howard, John Rulledge, STANDING: Rick Inman, Chuck Jones, Coach Merrill Callow, John Hillis, Ken Mulher. BASKETBALL KNEELING, leff fo right: Keith Howard, Greg Berfognolli, Phil Marsh, Coach Doug Pederson, Bill Chessum, Sieve Miles. STANDING: Perry Conner, Mike Breuleux, Randy Tamberg, Sieve Lanqridge, Ken Mulher, Ken Shorlridge, Sian Nankivell, Doug Turner, Bill Remy. EBGSH BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Leach, Jim Roessler, Terry Queenan, Dave Reynolds, Sieve Miles, Coach Merrill Callow, Bob Kreider, Bill McGinnis, Bob Lindsay, Steve Langridqe. m BASEBALL . X fi ,xy K: any , . i sg, i Y all , is M? V ' . A ix, 4 '-E,-Eg,-U ' sf.. I' -1.5: IS:-Eg:-L4 I. :,. ..E,- .,.., .M II V j fi M A , ,Qi .,g?,,.. V 5 ,M its yw ., i?fgM,,l. i f ...M , JN was ,. -2, :Qian f N, A ii -21-1f,:r:s' WK gm , ig, 'n W TQQ M, 4, 4 ' . J Q'h1,:':f. f ' , - will K itt all Pg . -: uv Mssgcgifkf, if .W - U ,fee 2 ,1.-. -s- wr, 2 i. :g- .g 1 .:J--:,..:.:.i:s2.S-.2:.:: W f . t ' f X iw ig Y' . xt ii, 1 I :EQ 5 fr if, Q t i i 2 Wir 5 K If 2' - 'X ' .Q ,lit . 4 9315? ig . fi., ,r 'ft f V , r rw 1 , ,gf as , i ' - ' . if Vw 4 ' 1 5 . R Q Q , 5 ' 4 ll. 7 ily ,4 . i ' ' ' 2, iii? gi-M 'W nt' 'Gi ' .Q , ir - ' . 'N , ZZ ii, f 1 liar ,, .Q rr - no sw , ' gi it f .2 1 - sw F AAS, X 5 'iv 4' , 'S AQ, A we - 2 r ' - , Q g ' . , ' ,R if r J 1 -.:'-fi.-1 J' L f ' .L .f 'Q 7 W 'A if I . .A . 'ZW - as 'ff , 1 Y .- , 51 Q , re J - I, wt- I . vi f -1V-.-f I . ff A i . -I f l I Iwi I fi i I fi Q ' , ' -. 1 --f- W if -- - . 'L ., I ' ,. 'ffl' .F -,-- -.-. V Q, . . . ..W fe '- :zz . .:' ,YS-0 :w,ft ft 5. ,?'?f' 7 , ,'Mf Ms, 'ilk 'V f f r 'i f Ytmi g Jag. if Eigiigfirit - Q Q fr his Q' 'W' Eff ifgiiyi- . ,iff ---- i ' ' I Fi- inf fr-'Y 6' '-51212232 fl,3f-al:-1i. Zr -:5il:f5::f-2 f D :ml fzi Ie. Kit, 111 w i' :N L- an ' W but If 5 il -Alf li ii' -9545 . S ii VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: John Clark, Bob Herbert, Jim Murphy, Harold Stephenson, Tom Alamano, Frank Gallagher, Bill Remy, Rene Brandol, Bob Heifmeyer, Dave Haas, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Duane Louis, Bruce Lewis, Dick Couch, Darrell Dunbar, Gary Diel, Eric Nankivell, Mike Breuleux, Bob Samuels, Bob Morris, Larry Ellet, Carl Just. Coach Louis's hustling varsity nine found it hard to get started in this vear's spring practice campaign. The lack of experience proved to be a deciding factor, as only three lettermen, Bob Morris, Bob Samuels, and Eric Nanlcivell, returned. At the date the El Caballero went to press the Knights posted a league record of one victory and one defeat. The victory came as Las. Lomas overpowered the San Ramon Wolves 10 to l. Highlights of the game were Bill Remy's brilliant three-hitter and a three-for-four hitting performance by shortstop Bob Morris. The defeat came as the club lost a heartbreaker to darkhorse Miramonte. even though outhitting the Matadors 7 to 3. Vastly needed experience was rapidly being gained, and as the season progressed it looked as though the capture of the Foothill Division flag was a definite possibility. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Gordon Rakow, Greg Bertognolli, Dave Jones, Bob Kreider, Bob Speetzen, Jim Botti SECOND ROW: Earl Kaverf, Ken Osborne, John Rutledge, Butch lnderbitzen, Rich Nye, Stan Nankivell, Bob Norde- man. THIRD ROW: Coach Doug Pederson, Larry Reardon, Jim Fribley, Bill Casper, Ken Shcrtridge, Dan Cotlow Steve Elpern, Steve Judd, Manager. BILL THEURIET Three:time Contra Costa diving champion. SVVIMMING V VARSITY FIRST ROW, left to right: Jane Manske, Diving Coach: Don Irving, .Bill Theuriet, Don Toderoff, Pete Banwell, John Otto, Bill Whipple, Rick Miles, Jack Strand, John Ostrom. SIECOND ROW: Ed Leach, Coach: Joe Wessenberg, Larry Rif-fe, Karl von Tagen, Emil Lalle- ment, Roger Lindeken, Bruce Hamilton, Jack Tuckey, Darryl Hamilton, Dick Williams, Gordon Owens. THIRD ROW: Bob Strand, Matt Connelly, Dick Pomeroy, Bill Courter, Scott Primm, Gerald Martin, Tom Blattner, Richard Leach, Jim Dotson, Mike Green, Richard Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Duncan Matthey. With most of last year's championship club returning, and many fine swimmers coming up from the B's, the Knight swim- ming team, coached by Mr. Ed Leach, looks to be the strongest in the league. The Las Lomas finrnen came through with wins over Tamalpais, Oakland, Oakland Tech, and Livermore, while bowing only to San Leandro and Berkeley. In the Foothill Divi- sion Relays, the Knights Won by an overwhelming score. lt looks like another championship for Las Lomas. B SQUAD FIRST ROW, left to right: Jane Manske, Diving Coach: Bob Strand, Brian Rea, Don Irving. Matt Connelly, John Otto, Dick Williams, Darryl Hamilton, Keith Howard, Roger Warren. SECOND ROW: Ed Leach, Coach: Peter Redlich, Al Pomeroy, Pete Williams, Art Bliesner, Roger Pltto, Dennis Edwards, Dennis Ewell, Bert Tuckey, Bill Gates, Bob Huffman. THIRD ROW: Bob Nelson, Jim Kirk, John Stahnke, Barry Silberman, Otto Schatz, Buzz Stoddard, Randy Tamberq, Tim Pope, Ron Theuriet, Greg Vierra, Don Smith, Gerry McDougall. 76 TENNTS TOP ROW, left to right: Bill Granados, Ken Duncan, Glen Allen, Ron Beaubien, Marty Brantley, Dave Condeff, Steve Bowen, Steve Grater, Coach Mr. Klssler. .BOTTOM ROW: Bernard Garnier, Mike Tompkins, Bull Chessum, Jack Knecht, Terry Welcome, Rich Bovo, Mike Johnson, Bill Odell. GULF Golf has at last come into its own as a sport at Las Lomas, having its largest turnout in the history of the school. At the time this book Went to press, the Knight divot-diggers posted the fantastic record of two Wins and one tie, giving them the distinction of being the only undefeated spring sport. Las Lomas golf pro, George Delflotz, predicted a most successful season, saying that golf, along with football and basketball, would soon take over as one of the three major school sports. KNEELING, left fo right: D. Blackmore, D. Reed, B. Herbert, J. Quartarolo, J. Herbert, T. Dekins. STANDING: Coach G. DeKol1z, P. Marsh, E. Magnuson, B. Allinq, A. Johns, J. Yeghoian, B. Richter, J. Snow. ann. Alb ' VARSITY TRACK VARSITY TOP ROW, left to right: Louis Beltromo, Tom Broatch, Bob Fink, John Reschart, Roy Boyer, Pete Havens, Rod Holcomb, Bob Nichols, Rich Enrnan, Jim Sisler, Mike Queenan. SECOND ROW: Bill Kelly, Nod Monteleone, Vinci Kofellaka, Ken Stenberq, Ron Treat, George Skinner, Don Jensen, Steve Dippo, George Kli'ne, Mike Lee, Biss Casper. FIRST ROW: Mike Hier, Jack Best, Ron Richter, Phil Rechou, Steve Kilbuck, Vernon King, Gary Andres, Bob Kanes. The 1960 track team has become a team to be reckoned with in the Foothill Division. With only six letterrnen returning, it has taken extra drive and deter- mination to finally become a league power. lack La Salle and Forrest Russell have built the team into a real threat, and next year may be the year that another D.V.A.L. championship will be added. JV. TRACK JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING, left To right: Dennis Nicholson, Rich Gianni, Steve Gherini, John Alexander, Jerry McGinnis, Pat Hartzel, Dick Gabie, Chris Nakano. STANDING: Coach Forrest Russell, Paul Beniamson, Jack Gillette, Jim Millar, Bob Fornengo, Erwin Simpson, Pete Melnicoe, Rick Wulzen. CRCDSS-CCDUNTRY While few in number, the Las Lomas cross-country team, coached by Mr. Merrill Callow, was strong in spirit. Due to a lack of sufficient varsity runners, the Knights were unable to quality for victory in any meets, but those who did compete put forth their best effort. Coach Callow is looking forward to a larger turnout next year, in hopes that cross-country will become a major sport at Las Lomas. KNEELING, left to right: Bob Goodman, Ron Richter, Lee McCleary, Dave Reynolds. STANDING: Larry Zimmerman, Wall Perkins, Ted Roessler, George Skinner. BUYS' BLOCK LL FIRST ROW, lefl 'io righl: K. Von Tagen, B. Samuels, J. Sisler, J. Rescherf, M. Queenan, D. Haas, J. Crosby, S Bevilf, J. Shand, D. Condeff. SECOND ROW: M. Branfley, S. Bowen, M. Lee, B. Morris, E. Nankevill, B. Nye, H Bowers, T. Coggiola, J. Osirom, J. Offo. THIRD ROW: S. While, T. lnderbilzen, V. King, B. Murphy, R. Holcomb R. Cox, P. Rilz, R. Brandel, H. Slephenson, B. Whipple, R. Miles. FOURTH ROW: V. Finell, B. Chessum, M Connelly, D. Couch, P. Havens, E. Hinge, M. Leidy, P. Banwell, S. Hamilfon, P. Rulschow, 'M. Hair. FBESHMAN BASEBALL FRONT ROW, leff 'lo righl: Bruce Salveson, Dave Jones, Bill Rigney, Sfeve Miles, Dave Reynolds, Bob Crooks MIDDLE ROW: Earl Kaverf, Terry Queenan, Chris Oslrom, Gary Pellelier, Bob Kreider, Russ Slrickland. BACK ROW Doug Pederson, Rick Laven, Dave Coflow, Jim Elrod, Sieve Elpem, Dan Coflow, Sieve Judd, Manager. GIRLS' BLOCK LL SEATED, Iefi' Io righf: Gen Halsefh Beffie Fisher, Kafhy Hoover, Diane Madsen, Sandra Volz, Ann Roberfs, Nancy Stephens. STANDING: Linda Pops, Eugenia Ziegler, Wendy Webb, Jean-effe Millholland, Vicki Kasfe, Lanny Johanek. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSGCIATION GAA OFFICERS GAA ADVISORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Suz Sfewari, Treasurer, Joan Wilder, Sporfs Manaqerg Paffi Palmer, Secrefaryp Mrs. Duerksen, Miss J. Ellioff, Mrs. N. Hurd Wendy Webb, Presldenfg Duane Madsen, Vice Presidenfg Barb Cook, Playday Manager. GAA. ACTIVITIES pi i gg ave 'Q ' v' 1,4112 9 s COMMUNITY RELATIO W x .1 ' 4' 1, , g,,w.xx dpi? Y 2' we- ' aff fi 'Magix if -0 ,K w k 'W A f Q Q i 9 faekfwv ' f, X . sf' P 4' K 'ig 3 ' 'A,' A N , xv 1 Q1 E N-., X1 :E I . 'Xi ff K .ff K, if-' - ,,,m:E 5 , jawn 1 K A k...l V ff is ., W Q ' V , M' W X- E25 Do you like it, Pete? Helping him pick out the sport jacket he wants are Gary Bornholdt cmd Mr. Wallin. They're shopping at MORT VVALLLlN'S APPAREL SHOP for men on 13 Petticoat Lane. Why don't you take their advice and go there soon? For those few precious hours of leisure, take the ex- ample of the Las Lomas G.A.A. and go bowling for relaxation and tons of fun. All this and more are yours at the WALNUT BOWL on the corner oi Petticoat Lane and California Street. Here are Iohn Connelly, Tim Hoel. Adriene Gensoul. and Mary Casady shopping at The SHOE STABLE on 156 Diablo Road in Danville. Mr. Iohn May is fitting Tim with only the best quality of shoes which are sold there. Here are Carolyn Kelleway and Linda Haherland taking a look at some of the new spring fashions at The LI'I'l'LE DAISY. 356 Danville Highway. Danville. Mrs. Corley is showing them one of the latest styles in summer sheaths. Why not be in style this year and shop here? Mr. K. Smallwood. of IURS MOTORS on 1800 Mt. Diablo Blvd. is showing Irving Thomas one of his new Oldsmobiles. How would you like to be the lucky owner? Iurs will help you get one today. DRINK I I IEG. ILS. YAY. OFE BE REALLY REFRESHED The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of California Oakland California Ted and Diane are fascinated by one of the cars they have found at BRI'I'ISH MOTORS CARS, 2679 North Main Street. Mr. Rodriguez, manager, has told them this is only one of the many fine cars to be found in British Motor Cars. Hey, Mr. Menesini-ladies first! Miss Swenson Wants some of those luscious spare ribs too, served by Iohn Nunez, at EMIL VILLA'S BARBEQUE PIT, 1495 South Main St. Susan Rose and Debbie Dean find that the biggest and happiest selection is in GLAD RAGS. And for the boys next door it's MR. IAY, 1491 East Newell. Bob Samuels says: To all loyal Knights-If a con- quered dragon isn't enough for your favorite damsel- why don't you give her the thrill of her life and send her a bouquet of flowers from the WALNUT CREEK FLORIST SHOP, 1429 Broadway Plaza. Speed, efficiency, and friendly service are the stand- ards set by George Cockerton, Iohn Fisher, and lerry Swart at COCKERTON SHELL SERVICE located on the corner of Locust and Bonanza. ln the photo, Don Lee and Vernon King are sampling some of that friendly service and personal attention that has made Cocker- ton Shell the favorite among Las Lomas students for years. That one! agree Sue Bates and Bob Nye, although when at COMPTON'S. 1300 Broadway, making a choice from all the delicious goodies is very difficult. Mr. Turner seems to approve of a well-made decision. Well, we see Bob Morris. Mike Hair, and Tom and Bob Nichcls are all ready for action, They know they can get the best equipment at SPORTS AND GAMES, INC., and so can you! 1604 Locust St. Be sure and look everything over good, lohn! You'll find the best possible service and cars here at QUIG- LEY MOTORS, 2100 N. Main. Mr. Quigley is showing Marty Brantley the many styles and colors of cars, while Bud Murphy marvels at the tires. 'l'here's only one thing wrong with cars, and that is the fact that they need fuel! But Burke and Ieannette enioy paying a visit to MICKEY MacPI'IERSON'S UN- ION STATION at 1322 Main St. where the service is friendly and quick. lt seems that Dave Condeff has to have Mrs. Bacon and Barbara Blaylock help him choose a sweater. And while he decides, Barbara might buy something for herself from the fabulous selections for the gals. Where are they? ALFRED NIPKOW, 1455 Newell Ave. Window shopping? No, just two unidentified Las Lomas students making plans for their next allowance. Who can resist the lovely casual wear and friendly atmosphere at E1.SIE'S. 1426 Broadway? GOODYEAR. SERVICE STORE is the place where Rene Brcmdol and Harold Stephenson are regular customers. The service is efficient and the quality's the best at 1231 South Main Si. Look at that! Here Ruthie Watson shows Gesine, Ian, cmd Karen one of the many beautiful plants to be found at WATSON'SN GREEN THUMB NURSERY, 2511 N. Main. Remember, this is the place for friendly service and where you can find a variety of superior flowers and shrubs. t , Careful there, Gwen! But Mr. Hurry Knudsen assures Diane that the gun isn't loaded! For fine quality and cr wide variety of sporting goods, come to BOERO'S, 1636 Main St. 'I'he double image in this picture is Ioyce and Iudy Mathews looking, Starry-eyed, at the silver and china from RIN'EHART'S IEWELRY, located at 1632 Main St. They are having a hard time deciding what they want, since everything there is so beautiful. Hey fellows! That special gal will be the belle of the ball with a corsage from the FLOWER BOWL located at 1116 South Main St. Flowers make any occasion a special one. In this photo Mrs. Holcomb displays only a sample of the exquisite flowers that has made the Flower Bowl a favorite among Las Lomas students. Show's out and you're hungry? How about stopping at HOK'Y'S where the service is quick and the food is slick. Take this advice from Barbara Blaylock and Bill Theuriet and ride out to 1823 Main St. Here Al Smith is watching Carol Stevens try out one of the many business machines being demonstrated by Mrs. Mielenz. For the most modem equipment re- member GENERAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 1388 Locust. Carrot top trim, please! That's what Iett Lowe and Steve Kilbuck ordered from Mr. Kerr. The scene is in RUSS' BARBER SHOP, 1402 N. Main. where one may get the best haircuts at your request. So you Want a swimming pool? Chuck and Carla are sure to find anything they could desire in a home, either for rent or sale, through BILL HAYWARD REAL ESTATE. 1534 Locust St. Mr. Parker is showing Jane David and Ron Richter the features ofthe new 1960 Corvair from the PARKER- ROBB CHEVROLET showroom located at 1707 Main St. The Corvair looks compact from the outside and is comfortable and spacious in the inside. STERLING FURNITURE is a good place to buy the best for least. Here Mr. Krueger demonstrates to Marcia Slowinski and lack Strand how a Hi Fi Works. This is only one of several beautiful models. 1272 Broadway. Skip Walters shows Rick Miles and Charlie White skiing equipment for next winter. They will get only the finest it they buy at the SPORTS CHALET. 3303 No. Main. New type of double date, boys? Anyway, you can be sure their date will look like a queen in this flower from IORY'S FLOWER SHOP, 1542 Bonanza St. Mr. Iory and our double admirers think so anyway. Here are Cathy Scott and Cm-ol Brens getting ready to step into summer in style. Bud McLe11cm shows the girls one of the popular styles at the SENIOR IUNIOR BOOT SHOP Where the finest in footwear can be found. 1427 Broadway. lsn't it beautiful! That's what Linda Botti and Marlee Chamberlin exclaimed to this salesman when they saw and heard the many quality instruments at HENDRICKS PIANO, 1245 South Main St. Remember Hendricks for any style picmo or organ. Oh, oh, that fender . . . But Rich Rcrilton and Tim Beem know they don't have to worry. The car is in capable hands at WALNUT CREEK BODY AND FENDER CO., 2090 North Main St. They have good service at all times. Doesn't that look good!?! Iudy Erickson. Steve White. Patti Andrews, and Tom Brocrtch can hardly wait for the scrumptous food served by Dick Ehle at the HOFF- BRAU at 1116 South Main St. Interested in a new Buick are Ioe Crosby and Jeannine McG1aughlin. Ioe Fournier is showing them the out- standing features of the new cars and extending to them the courteous and reliable service found at MCFETRIDGE BUICK. 2008 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Books, books, books. Sue Baker is showing Steve Bowen and Stan Muther one of the many books to be found at SEVEN ARTS BOOK STORE, 1364 Locust Street. Steve and Stan know that almost any book they want will be found here. Hey! the food's delicious here at MEL'S DRIVE IN, 1910 North Main Sit. as we can see by the smiles of Nanc 1 Y and Dick, Bill and Viki. Mel's is the relaxing way to eat out, and fun any old time. Barbara Fulghum and Ioy Veltri, assisted by Mr. Vel- tri are looking over furniture for their future homes. They know they'll always get fine quality furniture at VELTRI'S FURNITURE, 1329 North Main St. Looks like Iill Campbell and Mary Casaady are getting ready for something special. That's why they are hav- ing their hair fixed by Mr. Mark of RALPH. TONY. AND OWEN. Why don't you hurry down there for the best in hair styling. 40 Petticoat Lane. Bill and Betty are smart to have savings accounts at FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN. 1401 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Prompt and courteous service are provided and mon- ey earns ILWQXJ interest. Remember, FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN, the sate place for your money. Dawn Perona looks pleased with her new sweater which she knit with Mrs. Hanson's helpful advice. Nancy Wulzen hopes that her sweater will look as nice. MARGE'S KNIT SHOP, 1237 Blvd. Way. is the ideal shop for the person who knits with an excellent selection of knitting needles and yarn. Well, Barbara Fulghum. how do they fit? She's shop' ping at GRANDE'S SHOE STORE on 1428 East Broad- way. Ieannette Millholland is also waiting for some new shoes. 'l hat's Ida Little helping her. Carolyn Weaver and Gail Wiley are being shown, by Mrs. Wallen, just a few of the lovely fashions that may be purchased at THE KING'S QUEEN. 1459 E. Newell Avenue. Those cokes look good! Steve Hamilton and Carol- mae Hechtman seem to think so too. They know that BERKELEY FARMS, 1723 Mt. Diablo Blvd., gives you friendly, fast service and excellent food. Congratulations always fit the occasion when you buy a home through IACK WOLVERTON. REALTOR, 2009 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Eilene McLaren and Bill Ashurst are here courteously greeted by Mr. Wolverton and his sales staff. Mr. Lawrence is showing Ted Coqqiollcz and Iudy Goins some of the better features of a new Chrysler. Go to LESTER G. LAWRENCE. CHRYSLER-PLYM- OUTH, 1639 Main St. for better deals and service. By the smiles of Betty and Suzanne you can tell that they know their money will be in safe hands with Richcnd A. Hurley. manager at BERKELEY SAVINGS. 1555 Bonanza St., Walnut Creek. Here we see Pete Marqiotta and Steve Davis at CHAM- PION PLUMBING on l836 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Pete's mot- to is Have plunger, will travel! See you there. Adrienne Gensoul and Rod Holcomb are ready at BIRDIE'S TOY HOUSE to help you select gifts for young friends. You can be sure of getting the finest toys at Birdie's. Sue Bates and Pete Pelletier are caught looking over the beautiful rings that can be purchased at DAVID- SON AND LIEHT IEWELERS in the Broadway Plaza. This newly opened store carries a large supply of all makes of jewelry which is, of course, the best for less. For the best and latest in movies, convenience and comfortable seating it is the EL REY THEATER. 1649 Main Street. Mr. Larry Smith is demonstrating just one of the many food processing machines. Besides the pear peeler, there are lye peelers, apricot pitters, cherry pitters, and others too numerous to mention. That's ATLAS PA- CIFIC ENGINEERING CO., 67th and Hollis Streets in Emeryville. Are you cx housewife with house clecminq problems? If you ore, you'l1 be qlcrd if you tcrke our crdvice ond cut your work in hcrlf by qoinq to WALNUT CREEK VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE. Electric motor services ore also orvcrilcrble to you. 1960 Mount Diablo Blvd. The Equipment Needed for Mechanical Drawing WALNUT CREEK BLUE PRINTING CO. For that accurate ruler, the square T-square, the compass that draws round circles, the pencil that draws the color line needed, and for real clean reproductions of your drawinqs, it is the Walnut Creek Blue Printing Co., 1352 Locust. ?vr fine food if friendly atmcwplnere CASA URINDA On the night of those very special occasions such as the Iunior Prom and the Senior Ball you'll find many Las Lomas students dining out at that very special place-THE CASA ORINDA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish to express our sincere thanks to MR. ROBERT OZIAS of LEDERER, STREET G ZEUS, MR. ROBERT MOON of CALIFORNIA ART G ENGRAVING, and MR. HAL MATSON PHOTOGRAPHERS, for all the help and assistance they have qiven us during the past year. EL CABALLERO YEARBOOK STAFF 1960 96 I 4 1 1 ' 1 JfT',, Q 3' wr 2 any ,N w V- hi I is , EQ 1 1, an A QM ,Mg ,YSL gg , J was ffjjm aww Fw sf:-5 , k 'Z hw 2 -2 . mf ' 5 1 , 4 E .MW UQQQM, X, QMS? QQJQQKCWQL nw LJij33Wmhg3T3 JwmmM5, MMQMMMQXAQAQMML I -A Q 9! w JQQQ! 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