Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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X X ' Ng, U vig-M Q Vu 5'-V 1.. P-ffufs an-f ,, wfrffg :' ff mf 1,14 xii, w .- 9 W, .J 1 L7 If PYLON '77 Q VOL. XX IX EDITORS Fred Pearson John Brownlee Pylon Honors Mrs. LoPresti The Pylon is dedicated to Connie LoPresti, Foreign Language Department head and French instructor, an educator with 25 years of service, Aside from her expertise in language and making each class an adventure for students, Mrs. LoPresti is a true citizen of Leuzinger, Her contributions in service to the school, students, and community have made a significant impression on all those who know her, Olympian Horizons are measurable on the scale of life. Graduating seniors look to a hori- zon that's a tableau of challenges. The fledgling underclassmen look to horizons in which their daily lives evolve around Leuzinger. They have an opportunity to accept the challenges presented in their daily pursuits of educationg they seek to better the records of all previous senior classes. Underclassmen face the horizon with a more complex format to consider. Sophomores look to horizons which reflect a kindled interest in Leuzinger High as a com- mimity. And finally the freshmen. They have completed their first year at LHS. The hori- zons of the future hold many things in store for them. Will they make the most of them? Principal James C. Crase .f-45 Table of Contents Title . . . . . . 1 Dedication , , , , .2 Theme . . . . . 3 Seniors . . . . . 17 Activities . . . . 69 Sports . . . . . 101 Juniors . . . . . 145 Sophomores . . . . 163 Freshmen . . . . 179 Faculty . . . . . 195 Advertising . . . . 213 , , , and a. horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. -- R. W. Raymond AF S Students Enlarge Nydl Sanchez-Costa Rica Horizons A t LHS 2- W Vx -uv' 1 g f .1 f K H1 li mi, ' 2.,k ' 5 V if f Z 3-'Q - 'f 32? K . . If V' fs ' VF ! 1 J ' ff 1 I 'E Guido Cupola-Italy District A dminis tra tors Superintendent Dr. Lowell Jackson, Mr, Wallace Nyman, andD1', William McDonald, Assistant Superintendents. fl. to 111 Board Determines Policies From left to right, Mr, Douglas T. Robertson, vice-presider1tgMr. Charles Maoha, memberg Mr, Carl F, Bryan, presidentg Mr. Donald M. Weaver, olerkg Mr. Herbert D. Bartelt, member, se. E gy 'Wt ii' . 3, . .2-' . Awnwdqvraf ,f N. s Lf, W LL .gc v J Inu., J U - LHS Drill Team To Sporting Miss Linda Baillie, Drill Team Sponsor Bottom, Row 1: left, D, Diver, J, Larson, D, Archibeque, C, Walker, S. Zubieta, V. Reyburn, Row 2: H. Alexander, D. Jones, C, McCul1ah, L. Johnston, G. Rocco, J. I-Ieckendorff, L, Weaver, Row 3: D. Borbeau, C, Dudley, P. Borbeau, C. O'Donnell, S. Fillman, J. Dean, Row 4: D. Burris, D, Clodfelter, B. McMechan, D. Benson, G. Erickson, L, Viale, E. Anderson, Row 5: N, Woods, J. Lenehan, T, Stokes, S. Edwards, C. Mitchell, L, Anderson, S, McCarthy, N, Hill, N. Maloney. is T Fi Adds SplTit Events Singing out in unison, Drill Team praises the efforts of Olympian gridders during heat of battle, Officers: Bottom, left: V. Reyburn, B, McMechan, N, Hill, J, Dean, Row 2: K. Targos, lst Lt., K. Jones, Capt., S. Thomas, 2nd Lt. Olympianettes execute school letter in preparation for half-time entertainment. ,. ' 1' L. 5-ghzks HE LEN GUMMERUS Class of '71-Grand Sweepstakes Y , A i s E s s ' f , ' . x 4 - U' ,'- L'g--' '-4' '-,,. Q-..vw 1 Q- , H ,.. - ' A- '9- 2 x T?-ff-9557 'Af N3?fvf24+.5f 2g'l42122 fwffgs.- H,-15?-Y' . rf' ,. flaws .KX 8 14+ ,841-fkiuieg11515,-Z?,+TZ'a'mFfh1a .:'- i J i b I A --??:f'Q?- !: b1'f: 'ffnk 4 ?.,'-- Ithi - 1 j , ,af ,Z Me. 55 54 .- b is s M-w:9ff 1 ' Ari-,gg FH fm- 1 ,M -vHw - 1- ', -- ' JL . f ' fi ,V A ', 'v fF'i '. og N fx, SUSANNE SERNA 41, 'yy f1KnAM::ar.4 - 'Y i n- - - g, P Q, Knights-Most Artistic 4 , syg - ips., ff'-- '?a. g , ,'5, . 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Editor-in-Chief - Business Manager Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Sports Advisor - Robert Klein Fred Pearson John Brownlee Vince Aleccia Shirley Sobotnik Karen Lambert Jeannine Sullivan Mark Kidwell Helen Gummerus Danny Hallberg PHOTOGRAPHY Editor - Ed Medlock James Hall Dennis Martin Pylon staff hard at work STAFF Dave Bowen Patti Deford Connie Dudley Kirk Freeman Betty Harver Vicki Howell Jim Pierson Nancy Smith Karen Stevens Shirley Tom Mike Wallace 5 E Q . EA ' 1 N 'SSW-5 Seniors Counselors Aid in Student Decision-Making Joy Pace I am hopeful your years at Leuzinger have help- ed to prepare you for the future - a future of successes, failures, joys and sorrows, Mayreach of you contribute your share to improving this world we live in, My very best Wishes to each oi' you. Mr, Pace Richard Lester Mary Robins This senior class has been very exciting and rewarding, The class of 1971 seems to be a hard working group of students and very realistic regarding plans for the future. I hope in your years at Leuzinger that you secured the tools to live a productive life with much happiness, You are capable of fulfilling your wishes if you plan ahead and if you do your best in whatever you attempt fwork, school, homey -- then you can take pride in your life, I wish all of you good health, success, and happiness, Mary Robins During the past four years it has been the aim of the Leuzinger faculty, counselors, and administrators to provide experiences that would help each of you to accept the responsibilities of adult life with confidence. Through these experiences we hope you have developed a good foundation upon which to rely as you meet the new horizons of the future, Our success will be measured in the years to come by your ability to involve yourselves with the problems of the communities where you live and to solve them, We will all be looking forward to see and to derive pleasure from the accomplish- ments that many of you will make, Take Olympian pride and spirit with you, Congratulations. Richard J, Lester Jiivil Q -110' V hiv X 2 l if ,f Lai Wong First Semester President First Sem. Cabinet: Robert Van Den Eykel, RtoL P. Hess, S Neiman, C. Beals Senior Leadership Creates Future HOFIZOHS Sec. Semester Cabinet: Front: P. Hess, Mid- dle: C. Beals, C. Disney, Back: D, Bowen is 93' CZV? C r Doug Medgaarden Second Semester President Seniors Seek New Horizons as Olympian S oene Passes Rita Aciego Rick Adams Ernest Aguilar Vincent Aleccia Reggie Allison David Anderson Rick Anderson Mike Anderson ll wif' -ti' Jill Baker Gino Aveni Seniors discuss plans for the coming horizons. Susan Balch Carletta Baldwin Joe Ballesteros C it Y Y an .. ' 'E ,,.:: ,,,.o ,,,.,W,,.. f K MW .WE 2 Q, 5 nyvp W x 1 y 5 v V f f' ' '7 , .Y J. I A ' if J.:iv h12F:gban,,, A 4 fy 4 4-'Rf B it f 7 B 5 .W A 12'-fry. i my J B D. V g - , in ,,,, , ' ' 'YZQ 3 A, xg .,.. 5 K W 4 W of , 2 fx ' g 1 5 Q W W B i f A 5 r A , up '. x sane.. ASB president John Sage addresses the student body at surprise pep rally, Robert Bardon Cathleen Barnhouse Connie Barrett Pam Baxter Susan Beal Charlyn Beal Mike Bellows Barbara Berke Peggy Berry Senior Helen Gummerus takes time out for serious thinking, in Cris Blackwell Chris Blais Tony Blume John Bossaller Alan Bottom David Bouchard David Bowen Nancy Brainerd David Brammer Seniors lnscribe a Legacy of A chievement Dick Brazeal John Brownlee Donna Buby Kim Bulmer George Buras Fowler Callison Mark Canty Diana Caiey Dan Carson Chuck Carter Seniors await turn to inscribe names in senior rock 1-f I ,, . 1 f 1 fy X Kathy Carver Ricky Cathy Mona Caudillo John Catuto ' ffl A7 ii5f ?Qg if1 ft , I ' ' y i WWW 4 UA .r:v,gLgy. Y W I f 3 , ,A A , f. in Wzwv f WJ , f ,, f ff , A 1 'Y Arif : Q X if M QW Q J fi, 1 ' 1 -. .M '2,,,.,.rTaw N 1 T'w4?7'J?1 ,A -M W lm wg J' ff W- ff iff Y f m,3,j'3 WWW' in w 'w J I . . . 1 yn. 1.14 4 ,,r' , J 1 A L. 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Pat Clark Susan Clift Robert Coco David Coe me Mike Cortis J , Couch The lunch brigade exchanges new ideas while enjoying a break from classroom rigors. ,w ,W 4, Linda Creighton Bill Cueto Bill Cuhane Guido Cupolo Exchanging Ideas with Fellow Students Vivien De Baer Anne Cusick Dawn Cutter Dale Duika Connie Davis mm Yvonne Debban Jim DeFrancis Susan DeMasi Aiice DiBonaventu1'a Cherly Disney Not me birdie ! Q2 ffl' 'x 0 V Y f Q UA-'ln . f f I I Xxx- I - Can Enrich One's Own Mind Mike Dominquez Sharon Donecker Gayle D'O1'si Randy Draper Collette Drews Rita Eaton I am broke, you buy lunch tomorrow Toni Egger Dean Eguchi Jim Elliott Vicki Ellis The Goals Of Many Seniors Are Fred Ellsworth John Endlich Craig Engilman Roberta Ennis Judy Entriken N Frank Epperson Renee Esquivel Keith Fayette John Fazio Teresa Feldenzer Henry Figueroa . . . . . 1 Jeannine Sillivan claims, A little concentration never hurt anyone, w 2 l Cathy Filmore Sally Floyd Too much salt again today! Reached byfllttempting to do the Impossible Gary Foltz Lorenzo Fong Ron Ford Sherrie Fowler Bob Fox Kirk Freeman Sharon Fulton Leley Fylling Donna Gagliano 'iv One ofthe Joys of Life Lorraine Gallegos il, fl, 2, 1 ,VVV ' ll Ah W. , L , A id llll l wi-if , f 1 : I- , , jf. 'gi 7 G .ylh xx I , ALM-x,,.,,,MW,,,,fff my , 3 Maria Garcia Donna Gurbe Yolanda Garcia Listen, I'm not going to tell you again! We Deborah Garber Larry Garcia iw David Gardinier Anna Garnica Ellen Garnica -,' 'K i v -, xi 'YEA f i f- .JY . Q i igggf. , kj ff of ,' iiii 'rf ' i Qe P if ei . 12222: su Charles Gibbon Ricky Gigliotti is in the Making of Friends xr K I 'x K3 X X X' ,',, ' I Ig Q, L' A Q H ' i 5 Dennis Gileiie Gary Glass Dale Gonzales Naomi Gonzales Janice Gonzales K . x M, 1 X s 1 ,f . Gary Goodwin Bob Graves The role of the typical Chain Gang member as she assumes the job of guarding senior square. Debbie Grecia Troy Greenwood Gene Gregor Brenda Grinston Seniors Reallke They Find ln iz H is Helen Gummerus Cindy Gunther Kathy Gurley Robyn Gurley -Q Q f N ,, 'X Jack Hale f Virginia Haley 3 Senior Counselor, Mr. Lester performs his duty well in advising students. l Danny Halberg Alan Hamilton Kyung Han Tom Haney 3 W 3 r Life Exactly What They Put into lt Lydia Hawk Mindy Hayes Monica Heck Pam Hess Pan Helvey Paula Henderson W Get ready, I feel another sneeze coming on f ,V 4 5 , Bonnie Hill Don Hines Brenda Hoeman Tom Hogan Dennis Housley Shari Howard Mona Caudillo rumbles through her locker in search for food. i Debbie Hughes Bill Hunsaker Ray Huntington T0m Hurd Guy Hutchinson Jon Irving Ken Jackson Grant Jensen David Johnson The Foundation for All Men's Goals are Stimulated and Set at School Jeanne Johnson Susan Johnson Bill Johnson Kay Jones 34x Mitch Jones Toshi Kanno Curtis Kent F--S. l Qt Surrounded by girls Pat Patrillo tries his hard- est to improve his typing speed. l i Mark Kidwell Charles Kiley Jun Kim Sandra Konrady The Best and Noblest Lives are Those Which Strive Toward High ideas Gerald Krause Ya-ba-dab-a-do ! er Karen Lambert Jim Lane -' , Q W., .Vi sl f',f'g , A HAMA' Julie Larson Leo LaVel1e Dong Lee Le 36 R , L, . Ja.nice,Lenehan Patty Lippert Ann Livernois Mike Loretto Joe Loughmiller Marilyn Lutes John Sage tells of plans to improve the campus. V. , ' ,K Annette Lyons Connie McClelland Louis Mego Kathy lVIcDonal Pat IXicGreal K, Y: 'Q Connie MeKa.in Dana McRoberts Mark Mangianieli Olga Marquez Earlene Martin i Kathy Martin Dennis Mason Steve Mathos Doug Megaarden John Meioccaro Senior stays cool while cleaning senior square. Ed Mesorano Mike Michalak Russ Milette Mike Millar X J - Ray Miller Cheri Mitchell David Modrow Sandra Mollgaard Erlinda Montano C? Jim Moore Naomi Morishige Artistic senior, Randy Draper's pichxre is being taken for his prize winning bridge, A project from his Man-made World class. ,, K a . is w Darrell Morrow Larry Murray Chris Mutch Janette Nash David Negri Sarah Neiman Cheryl Nestor DelRetta Nayenschwander John Neuschafer Bruce Newman Sweets are the thing as Jody Ramsy sits on the plush green of senior square. The Foundation of! novvledge Tom Noble Randy Noyes Laura Obermiller Richard Okerman Kurt Ohiinger Kathy O'Nei11 Doris Openshaw Mike Owens Laui 1 Patten The Thinke1 ' Gary Payne Fred Pierson Upen Doors Jim Pierson Marco Pech Debbie Pechner Achieving Goals on the Horflzon Heather Pegg David Perdue Danny Pierce Gee I am embarrassed! QL i J 31' , -ff' 1 . Q. fn Exif . A if 'gi K ' 55 A ar ,. if i ' Q ZA A f , ' i ' 77- 54 . ,begat I Bruce Pitcairn Karen Pitcairn Chris Ply Charles Poe Gwen Poulbom i I John Prewett Dennis Price Ralph Quiroz Jody Ramsey Jan Reardon The Future Beckons. . .They Accept the Challenge Mary Rehm Candy Reichard Valerie Reybu rn David Reynoso ,nv Debbie Richards Sammie Richards Leuzinger food appeals to all, Gus Rios Jim Robertson You kicked my teeth out! David Rodriquez Chris Rodriquez Lydia Rojas Joe Romero Malcolm Ross Fred Rossi Jay Richmond Jim Ruziecki John Sage : xx 5 ' 3 Brian Saiki Charles Salflty Pat Salway Mel Samples Rod Sanborn Felix Sanchez Nydia Sanchez Excedrin no, 84 Sanders Bill Schwartz Nancy Segun Pat Seaman Mary Sena Susanne Serna Carol Sevier Debbie Shaffer Paula Sierad Seniors Bid Aideu but Bonds of Friendship E stabiished at Leuzinger Remain Forever innnons Gail Sinn Vicki Sitze Lynn Slezak mith Tom Smith 6 Senior Sonny Montano shares his cookie. I Shirley Sobotnik Rolando Soto Connie Spcights Rich Spryer Venessa Stapleton Linda Starner Kathy Stockton Tom Stolbom Marvin Strand Jeannine Sullivan Rosario Suarez You guys better pay some attention to me or I'11 cry! I l Joyce Sulser Dzm Sutton Kathy Targos Wyvurn Taylor P Debbie Terwilliger Mike Terzik It's beauty shop day for Brian Saiki as Erlinda Montano, and Cherly Disney ad minister the final touches. Sally Tetrick Peggy Thatcher Richard Thomas Diane Thompson I P215 Thorpe Lupie Torres Tom Trainer Ron Trettin ,,., 4 lRoberta Troxel Bruce Trumbull Randy Ulibarri Bill Undemvood Lucille Valenci Van den Eykel Verona Vanderheide Holly Van Gores Senior use deep thought and consideration in Mr, Stearns' American Literature class. , XM . ef. Vance Va.nPetten Susan Villa B, Vilz John Vinke Kim Wagner Larry Waits Mike Wallace Michelle Walsh Maureen Ware K Martha Washing'ton Paula Washington Boy, what an itch! l if f Beverly Watters Stanley Webber Linda Weeks Gale Wegner l . lg . Wayne West Julie Westby Fellow student supervises while hardworking seniors use a little elbow grease. Whitman Ellen Williamson Philip Wilson Lai Wong Susanna Wong e - -,a rl r' l X Sus an Wood Nancy Woods J e ri Wright Bob Yeager Gary Burr Bob Young Nancy Young Promises Ahead Keep Planning for the future instead of dreaming of the past, Yes, planning on those years ahead Where promises are cast, Keep searching for the yet un- Found and for some tasks to do, Keep planning for the future yes, And of the years to be. The years so full of promises yes, That is 1ife's key, Irene Zukas Renee Dorion Jill Newman y Quin ,..........,,,,,. Senior Holly Van Gores achieves recognition at the annual sports banquet. 1 mm. if 'fel -FU . MQ., f Yeager Top Two Robert Yeager Lai Wong Not Pictured: Valedictorian Saiutatorian George Geller Marilee Dunlap Christina Blais Yvonne Dcbban ' Robyn Gurley K l' Shari Howard Patty Thorpe Tom Hogan David S. Johnson and Wong Capture CSF A wards 35, F Han Kyung Marilyn Lutes Neuenschwander Del Retta Leuzinger's Top 7 8 Olympians Earn CSF Gold Seal For 7 7 C Diplomas John Prewett Shirley Sobotnik John Vinke Respect Most Active - John Sage-Renee Dorian Prettiest Eyes - Don Hines-Pam Hess Most Likeable - Helen Gummerus Mark Kidwell Nicest Smile - Karen Lambert-Mike Michalak All Those Likely to Succeed - Lai Wong-Randy Draper Most Talented - Yvonne Debban-Pat McGrea1 ,Q In Best Looking - John Sage-Pam Hess Cutest Shape Judy Eutriken w Best Physique Milton Seals Who Enter Most Popular Couple - Valerie Rayburn-Bob Fox Best Dressed - Pam Hess-Danny Halberg A11 Around Olympian Helen Gummerus John Sage he ' , 1 ew- M 1 -ff 4- Biggest Flirt-Wolf Judy Entriken Brian Saiki The Senior Most Talkative - Madeline Chatelle - Mike Michalak Friendliest - Helen Gummerus-Mark Kidwell .ua Best Sense of Humor Interesting Conversationalist Renee Dorian - Holly Van G01-es - 59 Guido Cupolo Nydia Sanchez Hal! of Fame Unusual Personality - Doris Openshaw-Bob Yeager Most Popular Senior Date Renee Dorian-John Sage Most Thoughtful and Considerate - Mark Kidwell-Lai Wong Prettiest Hair - Julie Sierra-Bob Graves Most Athletic - Ralph Quiroz-Sue Beals Class of '77 Memorable Milestones ACIEGO, RITA Art Club, Terp sichoreans , Soph, , Princess AGUILAR, ERNEST Boys' League ALECCIA, VINCE AFS, Varsity, French, Pep, Swimming, Boys' League, Fine Arts, St, Council, Pylon, Olympian ALLISON, REGINALD Spanish, Ski, Pep, Basketball, Football, Wrestling, Track, Baseball, St, Council ANDERSON, DAVID Varsity, Surf, Track, Swimming, ANDERSON, MIKE Boys' League ANDERSON, RICHARD Boys' League, Pep, Football ARREDONDO, JOE Boys' League AULICINO, GENE Boys' League AVENI, GINO French, Pep, Boys' League, Knights, Band, Tennis BAKER, JILL Girls' League BALCH, SUSAN Girls' League, Lams, Pep BALDWIN, CARKETTA Fine Arts, Thespians, St, Council BALLESTEROS, JOE Boys' League BARDON, ROBERT BARNHOUSE, CATHLEAN Girls' League BARRETT, CONNIE Girls' League BAXTOR, PAM Pep, Girls' League BEALS, CHARLYNN Girls' League, Pep, Junior Treasurer, Sr, Class Treasurer, Archbearer BEAL, SUSAN Pep, Girls' League, Spanish Rifle, Sociology, Baseball BECERRA, ALICIA Girls' League BELLOWS, MIKE Boys' League BELSETH, MARCIA Pep, Latin, Girls' League BENNETT, STEVE Boys' League BERK, BARBARA Majorette BERRY, PEGGY Girls' League BLACKWELL, CRISS Pep BLAIS, CHRISTINA French, Serrians, Fine Arts Terpsichoreans, Honor Roll BLUMA, TONY Boys' League, Football, Swim BOSSALLER, JOHN Sierrans, Ski, Football Wrestling BOTTOM, ALAN Chess, Basketball, Tennis Football BOUCHARD, DAVID Boys' League BOWEN , DAVID Varsity, Boys' League, Varsity AFS, Spanish, Honor Roll, Football, Wrestling St. Council, Pylon BRAINERD, NANCY BRAMMER, DAVID BRAZEAL, RICHARD Varsity, Football, Wrestling BROWNLEE, JOHN Key, Ski, Tennis, Water Polo, Pylon, House of Rep, BUBY, DONNA BULMER, KIMBREL Boys' League Football Basketball BURAS, GEORGE BURR, GARY Rifel, Wrestling BUSSEY, CONNIE CALHOUN, DANIEL Football CALLISON, FOWLER Fine Arts, Thespians CANTY, MARK Boys' League CAREY, DIANE CARSON, DANIEL Surf, Art, Pep, Wrestling, Track, Football CARTER, CHUCKY Fine Arts, Thespians, Water Polo, Swimming, CARVER, KATHLEEN French, Bookworms, Fine Arts, Dometicoes CASTRO, ANGELA CATHY, RICHARD Boys' League, Pep, CATUTO, JOHN Surf, Pep, Varsity, Track CAUDILLO, RAMONA Latin, Pep, Psychology Girls' League, JV cheerleader, Soph. Cheerleader, Archbearer, Candy striper CAUSEY, PAMELA CHALLANS, TERRI Pep, GAA, Girls' League, Archbearer CHASE, APRIL CHATELLE, MADELINE Pep, Sierran, Lams, Delphians Domedicos, Thespians, St, Council, Jr, Class Cheerleader Archbearer, House CHAVEZ, ROBBIE CHERASIA, MICHAEL CHILDRESS, JOHN CHRISTOPHER, CHARLENE Majorette CHURCH, KATHLEEN French, German, Band, Sports Queen Cand. CHUNG, SUNG Spanish, Sch, Soc, Baseball CLARK, PAM Latin, Honor Roll, AFS, Pep, Archbearer CLARK, PATRICIA French, German, Terpsichoreans, Psychology CLEMENT, GARY CLIFT, SUSAN Girls' League Pres. Lams, Delphians, Pep, Fine Arts, GAA, St, Council COCO, ROBERT Boys' League, Football COE, DAVID COMBS, STEPHEN COOLBAUGH, RAYMOND CORTIS, MICHAEL Baseball, Football COUCH, PAUL CRISP, LowELL Rifle, Boys' League, Fine Arts, Football CREIGHTON, LINDA French, Pep, Girls' League, Archbearer CREIGHTON, CINDI CROCKETT, BRENDA CUETO, BILL CULHANE, WILLIAM Latin, Chess, Varsity, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Olympian, Speaker of House CUPOLO, GUIDO QAFSJ French, Sierrians CUSICK, ANNE St. Council Girls' League CUTTER, DAWN Pep, Girls' League, Archbearer, Song Queen DALKA, DALE DAVIS, CONNIE GAA, Girls' League, Pep DEAVER, DAVID DEAVER, MARK DEARMOND, ROSE DEBAEE, VIVIEN DEBBAN, YVONNE Delphians, Latin, Thespians, Honor Roll, Fine Arts, Lams, St. Council, Sports Queen Princess DEFRANCIS, JIMMY DELATORRE, THOMAS DEMASI, SUSAN DIBONAVENTURA, ALICE Band, Ski, Sierrian, Banner Girl DICKINSON, LORNA Song Queen DISNEY, CHERLY Lams, Delphians, Terpsichoreans, Pep, Spanish, St. Council, Song Queen, Soph. Prin. , Sports Queen Prin, , Archbearer, Cl, Cheer, DOMINGUEZ, MICHAEL French, Sierrians, CSF, Honor Roll DONECKER, SHARON Tennis, Girls' League, Pep, Business DONNELLY, DONALD DORIAN, RENEE German, Pep, Lams, Ski, Girls' League, Girls' Swim Team, House, JV Cheerleader, GSR, Cheerleader, Soph, Sweetheart, Sports Queen D'oRs1, GAYLE Pep DRAPPER, RANDALL Key, Squires, German, CSF, Surf, Water Polo, Swimming, ASB VP, DREWS, COLLETTE Bookworms, Girls' League Pep, Business DUNLAP, MARILEE French, Delphians, Lams, Ski, AFS, Pep, Olympian, House St, Council DURAN, ANDY EASTERLING, PAUL Football EASTON, GARY Squires, Boys' League EATON, RITA EGGER, TONI Fine Arts, Pep, Spanish, Girls' League EGUCHI, DEAN ELLIOTT, JIM House ELLIS, VICKI ELLSWORTH, FREDERIC Band, Latin ENDLICH, JOHN ENGILMAN, CRAIG Chess, Pep, Ski, Rifle, Boys' League, Spanish, Water Polo, Basketball ENNIS, ROBERTA Girls' League, GAA, Pep ENTRIKIN, JUDY Pep, Girls' League, Soph, Prin, Sp, Queen Prin St, Council, B Cheer, , Varsity Cheerleader EPPERSON, FRANK German, Rifle, Chess, Boys' League, Pep, Tennis ESQUIVEL, RENEE FAYETTE , KEITH St. Council GARNICA, ANNA GAENICA, ELLEN GAY, CATHRINE Fine Arts GELLER, GEORGE Band, CSL, Band GIBBON, CHARLES GIGLIOTTI, RICKY Baseball, Chess, Track FAZIO, JOHN FELDENZER, TERESA Pep, Girls' League, GAA FIGUEROA, HENRY Ski, Tennis FILMORE, CATHY FJELSTAD, RANDY Boys' League FLOYD, SALLY Archbearer FOLTZ, GARY Water Polo, Swimming FONG, LORRENZO FORD, RONALD FOWLER, SHERRIE Pep, Girls' League FOX, ROBERT GILLETTE, DENNIS GLASS, GARY Squires, Ski, Pep, Football GONZALES, DALE GONZALES, ELISA GONZALES, JANICE GONZALES NAOMI GEREAUX, DEBBIE Fine Arts, Rifle, Thespians, Track GRAVES, ROBERT GRECIA, DEBBIE Girls' League GREENE, TERRY GREENWOOD, TROY Boys' League GREGOR, GENE Knights, Varsity, Boys' League, Football, Track, Wrestling, St, Council, House FREEMAN, KIRT Track, Pylon FRIEND, BECKY FULTON, SHARON Terpsichoreans, Fine Arts, Pep, AFS, Thespians, Girls' League, House, Play Pro. FUENTES, MARIA Spanish, Girls' League FYLLING, LELEY GAGLIANO, DONNA GALLEGOS, LORRAINE GARBE, DONNA GAA, Pep, Business, Terpsichoreans GARBER, DEBORAH GARCIA, LARRY GARCIA, MARIA GARCIA, YOLANDA AFS, Honor Roll, Girls' League GARDINIER, DAVID German, Knights, Key, Varsity, Pep, Football Basketball GRINSTON, BRENDA Rifle, Ski, Tennis, House, Fine Arts GUMMERUS, HELEN Pep, Lams, Delphians, Booster, GAA, St, Council, Sp, Queen Cand. , Archbearer, Honor Roll, Fr. Jr. J,V, Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader GUNTHER, CYNTHIA AFS, Girls' League, Bookworms, Rifle GURLEY, ROBIN French, Spanish, AFS, Ski GURLEY, KATHY Pep, GAA, Girls' League GUTIERREZ, HOPE HALEY, JACK HALEY, VIRGINIA Fine Arts, Girls' League, Thespians HALLBERG, DANIEL HAMILTON, ALAN HAN, KYUNG Spanish, Scholarship Society HANEY, THOMAS Surf, Varsity, Boys' League, Football HARRISON, CAROL HAWK, LYDIA HAWKINS, MYRNA HAYS, MINDY Spanish, Pep, GAA, Girls' League HECK, PAM HEBERT, DENYSE French, Pep, Girls' League, Business HELVEY, PAM Ski, Delphians HEEDERIK, MARTIN HENDERSON, PAULA HESS, PAMELA Pep, Delphians, Lams, Tennis, Soph, Prin, , Sports Prin, , St. Council, Archbearer HILL, BONNIE Pep , Ski, Sierran, Band Girls' League, Banner Girl HILL, RANDY HINES, DON Varsity, Pep, Ski, Boys' League, Basketball, Track, Golf, Escort HINRICKS, TOM HOEMAN, BRENDA HOFFSTETTER, RAY HOGAN, THOMAS Key, Latin, St, Council HOUSLEY, DENNIS HOWARD, SHARI French, Pep, Delphians, AFS, CSF, Tennis, GAA, Honor Roll HUGHES, DEBBIE Pep, French HUNSAKER, WILLIAM Key, Chess, Varsity, Wrestling, Football, Olympian Staff, House HUNTINGTON , WILLIAM Chess, Football, Wrestling HURD, TOM Water Polo, Tennis, Football HUTCHINSON, GUY Boys' League, Football IRVING, JON JACKSON, KENNETH Varsity, French, Pep, Surf, Boys' League, Football, Baseball, House JASKULSKY, JOHN Wrestling, Football JENSEN, GRANT Baseball, Football JOHNSON, DAVID French, Squires, CSF, Water Polo, Swimming JOHNSON, JEANNE Girls' League JOHNSON, PATRICIA JOHNSON, SUSAN Demedicos, Tennis, Business JOHNSON, WILLIAM Key, Pep, Boys' League, Eootbaii, Easketbaii JONES, KAY Thespians, Fine Arts, Lams, Ski, GAA, Business, Pep, Drill Team Cap, , Sp, Queen Cand. , House JONES, MITCHELL JURADO, VIRGINIA KANNO, TOSHI Latin, Ski KENNEDY , DEBRA KENT , CURTIS Sierran, Squires, Key, Football, Tennis, Pylon Staff KEYS, TEDDY KIDWELL, MARK Key, Varsity, Football, Basketball, Track, St, Council, Escorts, House KILEY, CHARLES KIM, JUN KONRADY, SANDRA Demedicos, Pep KOONS, SANDRA KRAUSE, GERALD Latin, Varsity Football KREGER, JENNIFER Pep, Girls' League LAMBERT, KAREN Delphians, Lams, Pep, Girls' League, Archbearer, St, Council, Varsity Song Queen, SD. Queen Cand. , St. Pylon Staff, Pres. Soph. Class Cheerleader, Soph. Cand. LAMERE, ALBERT LANE, JIM Boys, League, Football LARMER, JAMES LARRABEE, MEL LARSON, JULIE Pep, Latin, Girls' League, Drill Team LARSON, SHELIA LAVELLE, LEO LATORRE, RICHARD LAY, ANGELA LECOUR, GLEN Varsity, Boys' League, Football, Track LEE, DONG CSF, Spanish, Art, Chess LEGG, LESLEY Spanish, Business, Bookworms, Honor Roll LENEHAN, JANICE Ski, Drill Team, Delphians, Pep, LERSCH, JOHN Track LEVECK, MARTIN LIPPERT, PATRICIA House, Choir LIVERNOIS, ANN LORETTO, MIKE LOUGHMILLER, JOE Boys' League, Football LUTES, MARILYN CSF, Spanish, Business, Bookworms, Honor Roll, Girls' League LYONS, ANNETTE MALDONADO, VICTOR Football MALONE, JOSEPH MANGIAMELI, MARK Squires, Ski, Football, St. Council MANUEL, MARIE Olympian Staff MARGOLIS, JUDY Girls' League MARQUEZ, OLGA Pep, St, Council, Banner Girl MARTIN, EARLENE Pep, GAA, Girls' League, Archbearer MARTIN, KATHY GAA MARTIN, TERRY MARTINEZ, MANUEL Varsity, Basketball, Track MASON, DENIS Spanish, Pep, Foot- ball, Baseball MATHOS, STEVE MCCLELLAND, CONNIE German, Pep, GAA, Jr, Cl, Cheerleader McDONAL, KATHY German, Sch, Soc., Girls' League McGREAL, PATRICK McKAIN, CONSTANCE MEROBERTS, DANA Boys' League, Varsity, Chess, Baseball, Golf, Basketball MEDGAARDEN, DOUG German, Knights, Band, Football, Tennis, St. Council MELOCCARO, JOHN Boys' League, Football MESORANO, EDWARK MESSIOR, KATHLEEN MEYER, JOLON MEZA, LUIS Boys' League MICHALAK, MIKE Track, Escort MILETTE, RUSSELL Football, Wrestling MILLAR, MICHAEL Chess , Latin, Ski, Basketball, Tennis MILLER, RAYMOND MIT CHE LL , CHERI Girls' League, Pep, GAA Dometicos, Drill Team MODROW, DAVID MOLLGAARD, SANDRA Bookworms , Pep , PIERSON, JIM Business, Girls' League Varsity, MONTANO, SONNY Football, Pep Club, Varsity, Basketball, Boys' League, Baseball, Baseball, Wrestling, Football Pylon, St, MONTANO, ERLINDA Council French, AFS, Pep, PITOAIRN, B. Girls' League, Terpsichoreans, Band, AFS, Olympian, ASB Historian, Tennis Sp, Queen Prin, I PITCAIRN, K, , MOORE, JAMES Peef, Key, BOYS Leegue, Pep, Fine Arts, Fine Arts, Football, Spanish' Footkfau' Thespians, Track, Baseball, St, Track, Wrestling' Play Prod, Council House PLY, CHRIS MORALES, REBECCA NOYES, RANDALL Ski, German Basketball Girls' League, Pep, Bookvvorms MORGAN, JEFFREY MORISHIGE, NAOMI Pep, Rifle, Tennis, Girls' League, Sp, Queen Cand. MORRIS, LARRY MORROW, DAREL Band, Boys' League MOSER, COLETTE MUNOZ, TERESA Spanish MURILLO, MANDO MURRAY, LARRY Ski, Baseball MUT CH, CHRISTINA Girls' League, Rifle, Bookworms, Fine Arts NAKAMURA, WILLIAM Spanish, Pep NASH, JANETTE Danch, Art NEMADPBOC, BPROS NEGRI, DAVID NEIMAN, SARAH Lams, Girls' League, Ski, Pep, Spanish, Archbearers, St. Council House NESTOR, CHERLY Girls' League, Pep, Spanish, Archbearer NEUENSCHWANDER, DELRETTA Band, Demedicos, Latin, Sco. Society, Band NEUSCHAFER, JOHN Thespians, Ski, Fine Arts, Pep, Play Prod., Music Workshop NEWMAN, BRUCE NEWMAN, JILL NOBLE, TOM Surf, Varsity, Ski, OAKES, MIKE ORERMILLER, LAURA Terpsichoreans, Spanish OKERMAN, RICHARD OHLINGER, KURT Baseball O'NEILL, KATHY Pep Club, Girls' League OPENSHAW, DORIS ORIZ, CHARLES OWENS, MICHAEL Fine Arts, Thespians, House, Play Prod. , Music Workshop PALACIOS, CHARLES PATTEN, LAURA Spanish, Business PAYNE, GARY Art, Squires PAZOS, FERNAND PEARSON, FRED Latin, Varsity, Football, Basketball, Swimming, Pylon PEARSON, JANIC PECH, MARCO PECHNER, DEBB PEGG, HEATHER PERDUE, DAVID PETRILLO, PAT Ski, Varsity, French, Key, Basketball, Baseball, House PHILBROOK, JOD PHILLIPS, GARY PHILLIPS, RAND PIERCE, DAN Boys' League POE, CHARLES Boys' League, POPE, RUSTY POUBLON, GWENN Girls' League, Pep PREWETT, JOHN Band, Latin, Chess PRICE , DENNIS Olympian QUIROZ, RALPH Varsity, Ski, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, St, Council RAMSEY, JODY Lams, Latin, Delphians RAYA, JAMES REARDON, JAN Art, Archbearer REESKE, LEONARD REHM, MARY Pep, Tennis, Delphians, French REICHARD, CANDY French, Delphians, Tennis, Pep REYBURN, VALERIE Drill Team, Pep, Tennis, Business, Girls' League, House REYNOSO, DAVID RICHARDS, SAMMIE RICHARDS, DEBBIE GAA RICHMOND, JAY German, Surf, Pep RIOS, GUS ROBERTSON, JAMES ROBERTSON, JILL RODRIQUEZ, DAVID RQDRIQUEZ, CHRISTINE Art ROGERS, WILLIAM ROJAS, LYDIA Tennis, Latin, Girls' League, Schol. Society ROLLAND, PATRICIA ROMERO, JOE Boys' League, Rifle, French, Pep ROSS, MALCOLM Latin, House ROSSI, FRED RUZIECKI, JIM Boys' League, Golf RYKEN, LINDA SAGE, JOHN SAIKI, BRIAN Ski, Squires, Football SALFITY, CHARLES SALWAY, PATRICIA SAMPLES Sierrans, Chess, Latin, Basketball, Olympian Staff SANBORN, RODNEY Water Polo, Swimming, SANCHEZ, FELIX ' Spanish, Varsity, Track SANCHEZ, NYDIA QAFSI Terpsichoreans SANDERS, DAVID Fine Arts SANDERS, LUEANNA French, Girls' League, Swimming, House, Senate SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM Baseball SEALS, MILTON Varsity, Wrestling, Football SEGAN, NANCY SENA, MARY Spanish, Delphians, Pep, Girls' League, GAA, Swimming, Soph, Cl, Cheerleader SERNA, SUSANNE Pep, Ski, Tennis, Girls' League, Jr. Cl, cheerleader, Song Queen, Sps, Queen Candidate SEVIER, CAROL Spanish, Business Pep, Girls' League, GAA, Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball, House SHANKS, VIRGINIA SHAFFER, DEBBIE Baseball Booster, Pep SHEPARD, DAVE Latin, Varsity, Pep, Boys' League, Sch, Soc, Track SHRUM, ROBIN SIERAD, PAULA SIERRA, JULIE SILVA, CARLOS SIMMONS, JAMES SINN, GAIL Pep, Honor Roll, Fine Arts, Girls' League SITZE, VICKI Pep SLEZAK, LYNN SMITH, KATHRYN Tennis, Ski, House, Girls' League SMITH, THOMAS SOBOTNIK, SHIRLEY Lams, Ski, AFS, CSF, Honor Roll, Pep, Delphians, Tennis, Spanish, French, House, AFS Cand. Pylon Staff, St, Council SOLIS, LUPE SOTO, ROLLANDO Band, Chess, Football, Wrestling, Track, Basketball, Baseball SOUCY, HENRI Baseball SPEIGHTS, CONNIE SPRYER, RICHARD Knights , Varsity , German STAPLETON, VENESSA Delphians, Terpsicho reans , Tennis, Sch, Soc. STARNER, LINDA STOCKTON, KATHY CSF, Honor Roll STOLBOM, TOM STRAND, MARVIN SUAREZ, ROSARIO SULLIVAN, JEANNINE Delphians, Pep, Spanish, Archbearer, Pylon SULSER, JOYCE Ski, Pep, Archbearer SUTTON, DANIEL Surf, Varsity, Ski, Pep, Squires, Football, Track TARGOS, KATHRYN Pep, Drill Team, Honor Roll TAYLOR, WYVURN TETRICK, SALLY Pep, Ski, Business THATCHER, PEGGY AFS, Terpsichoreans THORPE, PATRECIA CSF Tennis Sierrans, Ger 9 9 In TQHRES, RAFAEL Track TRETTIN, RONALD TROXEL, ROBERTA TRUMBULL, BRUCE ULIBARRI, RANDY UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM VANDENEYKEL, ROBERT VANGORES, HOLLAND VANPETTEN, VANCE VICENCIO, MANUEL VINKE, JOHN WAGNER, KIM WAITS, LARRY WALACE, MIKE WARE, MAUREEN WASHINGTON WATTERS, BEVERLY WASHINGTON, PAULA WEBBER, SFANELY WEGNER, GALE WHITMAN, BILL WILLIAMSON, ELLEN WILLIAMSON, THEA WILSON, PHILIP WONG, LAI WONG, SUSANNA WOODS, NANCY WRIGHT, JERI YEAGER, ROBERT YOUNG, NANCY ZUKAS, IHENE 311 I Honored Seniors Receive Recognition For Outstanding A chie vements Olympian Boy Olympian Girl WR Randy Draper Renee,Dorion Athlete of Year Faculty Service Award Milton Seals Sally Tetrick 2 f u rf img HQ xr is MEA x X , Q Gi Q ix' 'rf f,lk, r 1 ' X,,, ' , -. ..,.,-my 5129 Nga on :ff ,. :- U f 4'5- 83- L12 A ' .gg , 'A 11? x iw Q5 A395 1 Rim ' .1 ,, 1+ Aa H Q ,. x QP' ,K Q N , k hf zgif. , AY 5 Q . 5, as 3 1 f Y N' 45 x YK 'Q W PM 5 wif? A - ?i7'f g, if S ww. i .X A w..',w'wwv,,, Wu 'hw X -- ' if Q f- a f 1 my-. A -'f ., Q .P . iii,-X I'3 1,-I . Q gif ia' K -55' ' , W5 gil -.. ff ink, - L- ..-- I -5,3 ggxw, ,, 'Nb J , . 51: ffm: wp 1 , 4 A,, 5 A ctivities Snowball. . . Crystal Blue Persuasion - The Greatest! . f 3 J ,Q 'E - 5 S E Student Lawmakers is l Row 1: T, Vigneau, A, Lopez, A, Garcia, A, Algire, P, Satow, M, Clemett, C, Gill, Row 2: R, Reymundo, D, Sharp, S, Whitman, L, Lane, B. Rhoten, C, Disney, J, Weaver, Row 3: R, Van Den Eykel, P, Hess, D. Engilman, S, Clift, L, Wong, B, Fox, M, Morris, Row 4: I. Zukas, R, Oliphant, S, Neiman, J, Sage, V, Hernandes, S, Roberts, R, Draper, Senate z 'Wa Senate Advisor 4 ,, f- - Mr, Wolfe wi, q 1 A f Treasurer 7 -' I Lynn Lane X, C . , 1' n , nf +145 . ,,, ,,,ii EE ti? 4 j 5 itsi ' ' . s t ' . l Rf . , ffjgi - Secretary f f' ,, Irene Zukas First Semester ASB President, A John Sage 5 f ,K : 1 Historian . -F' 5 Sandy Vidas If ' ,V ,Q an ' F5 W ,K 4 gr Q 711 ' 'QQ fl YQ Com, of Sports Com. of Pep Corn, of Assemblies Com, of Activities Com, of Public Com, of Affairs Com, of Campus David Bowen Cheryl Disney Mark Kidwell Charlyn Beals Relations Randy Draper Improvement Sarah Neiman Marlene Clemett Guide A.S.B. Destiny Row 1: B, Culhane, J, Elliott, D, Gonzalez, D, Reynoso, D, Medgaarden, S, Cummings, B, Word, R, Kunstt, E, Porter, Row 2: S, Beattie, D. Gardinier, H, Tahehayashi, J, Mulrooney, D, Hallberg, R, Thatcher, M, Barnhouse, B, Ovendale, A, Bush, L, Stevens, M- Madigan, J, Lay, J, Wada, Row 3: C, Palmer, L, Hicks, A, Sierra, B, Buchan, R, Blandin, M, Chatelle, R, Zuther, R, Graves T. Granillo, P, Petrillo, Row 4: P, Garcia, J, Cuebas, S, Gardinier, H, Perez, L, Foss, V, Noone, G, Hern, G, Daffron, P, Gardiner, L, Mendoza, L, Longoria, D, Winters, L, Huniu, M, Blommer, C, Ulibarri, J, Scoble, M, Murphy, E, Rendon, it rigs,-f, V ' 2 House f ' ,V 3255 , House Advisor, Mr . Martin Speaker of thc House, Bill Culhnnc , an f- Sgt, -at-A rms , First Semester ASB Vice-President Al11h0nS0 Sierra fvv Randy Draper S fi Secretary, 1 Madeline Chatelle ,Ave Com, of Sports Com. of Pep Com, of Assemblies Com. of Activities Com, of Public Com, of Affairs Corn, of Campus Danny Hallberg Madeline Chatclle Ed Mcdlock Doug Mcdgrmrdcn Relations Sheryl Gardinier Improvement Bob Word Jack Wada Paul Fletcher Arlene Cox Karen Pitcairn Toni Gagliano Robert Yeager Monica Heck John Neuschafer Alan Hamilton Mike Owens Mark Wigmore Anita Ross Mitchell Jones Barbara Lersch Vance Van Petten Pat McGreal Bruce Turmbull Sharon Fulton Yvonne Debban Linda Khabbaz Carletta Baldwin Loretta Gherna Laurie Starnes John Rhodes Paul Besbris Fowler Callison Chuck Carter Mike Woosley Barbara Altman Linda Carroll Gina Collins Donna Bailey Michelle Brown Cathy Anderson Doris Openshaw Ronald Reagan Colette Mosher Here Pat McGreal as Skelly Manor fThe town hermitj protects Eva Jackson played by Barbara Leroh from Driver Jr. played by John Neuschafer. Here is Toni Gagliano as Nelly Winrod QMary's daughterj Sz Monica Heck as Mary Windrod cNe11y'S aged mothgrji mlm f1g :ggr'W-wawzizf ',,f ' ,,f,- A , , , -.:-' r Seniors Present vm? f Q 4 ' 5 3,,,,,., 3 , xg. E A Q 3 Q .. .fx--..Ak af Vince Aleccia Editor-in-Chief lst Semester Producing 18 issues with its bi-weekly publication format, Volume XXIV of the Olympian proved to be one of the most thought-provoking in LHS history. Under the leadership of editor-in-chief Vince Aleccia, the first semester editions dealt with the vast amount of apathy on campus. Second se- mester editor Bill Hunsaker continued to analyze the apathy situation at Leuzinger, as well as exploring other pressing problems. Staff activities for the year included the annual Press Day held at El Camino College, a Los Angeles Times tour and banquet, and the twelfth annual All-Centinela Valley Press Banquet honoring student journalists with writing awards. Front: P. Bourbcau, R, Branham, C. Coambes, P. DeFord, D. Clodfelterg Center: S, McCarthy, J. Hiza, J, Morrison, P. Bayg Back: N. Maloney, D, Hansen, B, Culhane, K. Stevens. OL YMPIAIV Meets Hectic Bi- Weekly Deadlines i I Y 'il Bill Hunsaker Editor-in-Chief 2nd Semester ku, ,f -an ,x QW fl 4' 'vXx F 3,-, AVQQI H EQ' 42 f, X 1 Y 5? Q Salons Seek , y t xr .9 . fl' K. Randy Draper Second Semester ASB President X Qrnatr 'S Q hi .. ,T Student leaders discuss new ideas for campus improve- ment with faculty advisors. Row 1: Satow, P. g MacLyman, K.3 Wada, A.: Row 2: Wittenberg, D.: Hendrix, S.g Merriam, E,g Row 3: Wada, J.3 Gardinier, S.: Young, B.g Row 4: Sanchez, N.3 Hess, P. 3 Clift, S,g Row 5: Beals, C.g Medgaarden, D.: Vidas, S.g Row 6: Morris, M,g Cupolo, G,g Neiman, S. Row 7: Whitman, B.g Draper, R.: Oliphant, R. N x New Horizons Bill Culhane makes use of vast experi- ence as former Speaker in John ' Brownlee's absence. John Brownlee Speaker of the House Second Semester llnuar ,LX X? i Row 1 fleft to rightj: Palmer, C, Wessling, G. , Austin, B., Zuther, R., Elliot, J., Longoria, J., Montoya, L., Davis, A., Martin, D.: Row 2: Ennis, S., Orfanides, L., Rendon, E., Allen, R., Blandin, R., Barnhouse, M., Stevens, L., Bush, A., Hern, G., McComas, S., Phurana, D,,Daff1'0n, G., Grecia, J., McCaig, L., Shanks, D. 3 Stevens, K., Row 3: Pool, M., Hansen, B., Kunstt, R., Kelley, M., Schavel, S., Leal, J., Thomas, R., Gott, J., White, S., Rose, K., Murphy, M., Carroll, B., Stiefel, G., Stephens, L., Fox, S. 4iM1HZ5'm Xa . , -I 1 .Q I v - Q. 79 Q 'W 1 -' 1 41 'la N v p f 4 King Arthur fPat McGrealJ Cast Alan Hamilton Michel Owens Paul Fletcher Patrick McGreal Carol Crtalic Shelley Fillman John Neuchafcr Mitchell Jones Chuck Carter Ronald Regan Vance Van Petten Bruce Trumbell Robert Yeager James Vigneau Antoinette Gagliano Sharon Fulton Linda Khabbaz Loretta Gherna Monica Heck The J ou sting -Gaul Yvon.ue Debban fStudent Music Directory Zz A .-5 .MQ pw Q .2 Q, . 8 12 x The Knighting of Sir Tom of Warwick Anita Ross Mark Kidwcll Richard Heckman Michael Woosley Gene Boyett Barbara Lersch John Rhodes Carletta Baldwin Karen Pitcairn Lancelot fJohn Neuschaferj Guenevere fCaro1 Crtalicl Cast Steven Wilson Troy Feltes Mark Wigmore Guido Cupolo Steven Wilson Steven Civelekoglu Paul Besbris Fowler Callison Jr Gerald Wood Lams LAMS row 1 LtR: L. Starner, N. Laborde, A. Mego, P. Satow, L. Starner, D. Hawkins, Y, Debban, row 2 J. Wright, G. Greco, S. Boettcher, D. Betts, B. McMecnan, J. Dean, M. Brown, N. Hill, row 3 L. Wong, P. Bagelasarian, S. Thomas, S. Edwards, C. Disney, P. Hess, row 4 S, Neiman, K, Miller, K. Stevens, S. Sobotnik, G. Rocco, N. Maloney, N. Delphians 1- 4 3 DELPHIANS row 1 RtL: L. Gherna, L. Hada, A. Wada, S. Disney, M. Morishige, row 2 C. Fomiesbeck, S. Coe, N. Olson, C. Nobile, A. Liguori, C. Smith, L. Draper. row 3 J. Fitzgerald L. Johnson, A, Ross, D. Grumbles, D. Morin, B. Bancroft, J. Moore. I Q.. S Key Club a KEY CLUB row 1 LtR: G, Cox, D, Medgarden, R. Kunstt, S. Huniu, R, Alvarez Row 2: M. Kidwell, D. Gardinier, R. Satow, T. Ferguson, Row 3: A. Plummer, J. Neuschafer, J. King, B, Hite, M, Wallace, T. Hogan, G. Chappell Row 4: B. Hunsaker, J. Brownlee, J. Sage, H. Van Gores, S, Webber, R. Draper B, Whitman, B. Johnston, D. Hansen '.o1 a, , A L 1 A C.S.F. C,F,S,-row 1 LtR: Dr. Arnt, A. Mego, A. Ross, L. Starner, N. Lahorde, Y. Debban, L. Hada, M. Sweet, M. Chung, E. Pacpaco, M.de la Torre, L. Norris, D, Hawkins row 2: P. Culhane, I. Wong, L, Sanders, A. Holmquist, K, Michalak, C. Nobile, M, Doddridge, C. Crtalic, S. Wong,K, Han, D, Lee, N. Olson, P, Thorpe, L. Draper. row 3: G. Geller, T. Gagliano, K. Stevens, S. Sobotnik, A. Bravo, J. Dean, C. O'Donnell, K. Miller, D. Nieraeth, M. Lutes, J. Abraham, B. Bancroft, row 4 D. Johnson, S, Thompson, G. Mueller, R. Young, E. Peterson, G. Johnson, D, Higuchi, D. Shepard, M, Wallace, R. Yeager, T. Hogan, J. Vinke, M. Woosley, J. Prewett, S. Chung Business Library Service 1 -Q Business Club: Row 1: K. Bartholg T. Garciag Row 2: E. Hinksong L. Legg? C. Drews Row 3: S. Donecterg L. Patteng Row 4: M. Lutes Library Service: Row 1: C. Mutchg N. Morishigeg C. Guntherg Row 2: L. Leggg K. Wagnerg Row 3 S. Doneckerg L. Rojas: C, Drewsg M. Lutes f 41 . ' Chess Club: Row 1: M. PoweI1gK, Miller: Row 2: J. Hartman: S. Axnerg B. Culhaneg Row 3: H. Jansen 'N Campus Fellowship: Row 1: C. Drews: L. Legg: D. Bubyg E. Fragoso Row 2: M. Lutes, K. Wagner: M. Belsfthg J. Larson: J. Fitzgerald: S. Roberts Row 3: J, Richmond: C. Disney: S. Axner: R. Olson: D, Sanders: J. Meloccaro Q Chess Club Campus Fellowship , 83 1 Spanish Spanish Club: Row 1: B. Coronado: L. Bartschg R, Tinocog Z. Coambesg S. Buchhalterg E. Pacpacog M. Won Row 2: J. Fitzgeraldg K. Michalakg A. Rossg L. Leggg M. Lutesg K. Hang P, Wong: E. Vandemoiegtaafg S. Chung Row 3: T. Ellisong M. Starnerg T. Stewardg C, Nobileg K. Millerg G. Haussnerg C. Disneyg S. Garciag S, Kill Latin Latin Club: Row 1: W. Waybrightg M. Sweetg L. Hadag S. Wongg Y. Debbang E. Pacpaco Row 2: E. Brysong A. Ho1mquistgS. Weberg L, Wongg N, Churchg G. Roccog T, Hogan Row 3: J. Wong: C. Logang R. Shimoharag M. Doddridgeg T.GQ1iauog C. Crtalicg T. Kannog G. Allenby Row 4: E Cramletg R, Mekarug D, Higuchig D, Shepardg T. Hogang J. Burrg G. Johnsong M. Rossg J. Vinkeg J. Prewett French 3 4 - . A . French Club: Row 1: D. Blada: M. De la Torre: M. Chung: S. Titizian: C. Fonnesbeck: J. Morrison: D. Benson: M. Bond: T. Vigneau: N. Jasinski: J. Pinkston: E. Williamson Row 2: M, Fimtor: L. Sanders: S. Wogomon: S. Dean: K. Kutsch: P. Culhane: E. Montano: N. Laborde: L. Sanders: L. Bonofiglio: N, Shishim: S. Howard Row 3: C. Lopresti: K. Olson: T. Ellison: J. Fitzgerald: A, Lopez: L. Christensen: P, Quiocho: P. Dominguez: M. Boucher: A. Liguori: D, Schneider: P. Gardener: R. Gurley: S. Sobotnik Row 4: S. Axner J. Hartmen: M. Stratton: D. Pomel: G. Hatcher: M, Dominguez: D. Turner: G. Aveni: J. Pichardo: J. Romero: G. Goodwin: J. Weaver: B. Rhoden: N. Sanchez: G. Cupolo Gennan German Club: Row 1: J. Smidt: M. Heck: M, Glenn: J. Heckendorf: D. Diver: D. Hawkins: L. Droker: M. Preijers Row 2: E. Clawitter: B. Berke: P. Thorpe: T. Eaton: K. Church: R. Dorian: B. Grounds: D. Fernandez: C. Ply: M. Becker Row 3: L. Gill: R. Shell: R, Utleyg M. Skrotzki: T. Matheis: E. Peterson: S. Thompson: R. Young: J, Hitchiner: L. Draper: R, Grethcr Surf Club Surf Club: Row 1: J. King: P, Gardinier, D. Keddie: F. Kaiser: R. Uva: Row 2: A. Liouori: C, Disney: E. Merriam: E. Rocha: V. Romero: D. Carson: Row 3: G. Haussner: D. DeMasi: A. Soderburg: K. Stevens: P. Meirau: Row 4: J. Richmond: A, Bravo: M. Skrotzki: F. Huneer: S. Mathos: D. Tony Ski Club 5 Ski Club: Row 1: L. Shimidzu: L. Bass: B. Coronado: D. Archibeque: J. Heckendorf: B. McMechan: C. Gibbon J. Coleman: S. Pellican: T. Wagner: P. Satow Row 2: D. Medgaarden: K. Olson: E, Anderson: T. Garcia: D. Kausen: M. de la Torre: D, Clifford: K. Kohler: D. Hawkins: N. Quiroz: L. Pierson: H. Alexander: L. Marsh: T. Kanno Row 3: D. Dodge: T. Raya: N. Webber: H. Figueroa: R, Dorian: J. Neuschafer: J. Lenehan: R. Gurley: N, Olson: S. Coe: C. Burchell: C. Smith: L. Draper: G. Rocco: D, Burris: Row 4: M. Mangiamelig B. Saiki: G. Glass: T. Stolbom: K. Stevens: D. Gardinier: V. VanPetten: S. Sobotnik: L, Murray: J, Brownlee: F. Hunter: G. Estrada: J. Berg: N. Hill: W. Woodruff: B. Kuriyama X o Vx Sierran Sierran: Row 1: B. Kukavichg I. Chatelle M. Chatelle Row 2: M, Morishigeg P. Thorpeg D. Clodfelter Row 3: H. E M U A1exander5K. Stevensg J. Brownlee I I I E,M,U,: Row 1: P. Sharrong H. Figueroa: M. Dominguezg J, Sulserg C. Coambesg R. Aciegog S. Castillo Row 2: B, Kwong D. Lee: J, Pruitt: P. Gardinerg C. Ingramg T. Kannog G. Payncg M. Lorettog J. Bakerg C. Barnhouse 11 Q A Band Club: Row 1: A. DeBonaventura: K. Blach: K. Robertson: J. Dirmeny: B. Woolcy: K. Baker: J. Pitcairn: K. Noble Row 2: S. Ljutich: R. Peterson: D. Fernandez: D. Lceuwengerg: P. Thomas: J. Lloyd: L. Lane: R. Sehwalbe Row 3: G. Geller: J. Ruggirello: M, Wignore: J, Prewett: E. Mesorano: W. Martin: K. Church: B, Nichols Row 4: B. Hill: N. Bol: M. Ippolitog P. Wilson: B. Pitcairn: D. Moore: P. Shiflett: J. Vinke: D. Morrow: M. Woosley: F, Ellsworth Fine Arts Band Finc Arts: Row 1: J. Omdahl: L. Khavvaz: L. Starnes: Y. Debbang L. Gherna: M, Glenn Row 2: M. de la Torre: G. Collins: L. Gilhnoreg P. Bay: C. Gill: N. Quiroz Row 3: P. Besbris: D. Bailey: D. Dodge: F. Callison: K, Pitcairn: Dong In Lee Row 4: D. Fowkesg A. Ross: L. Sanders: P. Fletcher: M, Woosley: M, Owens Row 5: B, Lersch: T, Gagliano: R, Yeager: V, VanPctten: P, McGreal Terpsi- choreans Terpsichoreans: Row 1: Y. Debban: C. Crtalic: M, Dodderidgc: K. Taylor Row 2: D. Evans: S. Wogoman L. Starnes: M. de la Torre: T. Vigneau Row 3: C. Disney: M. Heck: E. Montano: D. Garbe Row 4: C. Johnson: L. Obermiller: P, Fletcher: P. Thatcher: S. Fulton Row 5: S. Wilson: B. Yeager: A. Hamilton: P. McGreal Thespians rl sf. ' Thespians: Row 1: S, Wogoman: D. Dodge: D. Evans: Y, Debban: S. Rodriguez: G. Collins Row 2: B. Lersch: M. Jones: P. Fletcher: A. Ross: A. Cox: M. Heck: S. Fulton Row 3: P. Besbris: M. Woosley: B. Trumbull: L. Sanders: L. Starnes: L, Gherna: K, Pitcairn: D, Bailey Row 4: J, Rhodes: C. Baldwin: T. Gagliano: F. Callison: M, Owens: C. Carter Row 5: P, McGreal: V. VanPetten: R, Yeager: A. Hamilton: J, Nouschafer: M. Wigmore: Mr. Hughes: L. Khabbaz A.F.S. A, F, S.: Row 1: C. LoPresti: S, Wogoman: E, Montano: A, Lopez: M. Chung: G. Cupolo: N. Sanchez: M, Bond: A. Wada: A. Liguori: T. Vigneau: N. Jasinski Row 2: N. Goodrich: M, Fimtor: D, Dodge: L. Droker: J. Morrison: S. Fulton: L. Bartschg J. Pinkston: N. Boucher: S, Garcia Row 3: O. Abad: S. Titzian: C. Fonnesbeck: K. Wagner: T. Gagliano: L. Sanders: L. Gherna: M. Soupos: T. Elliso1i:J. Fitzgerald Row 4: E. Petcrso11:C. Mutch: D. Pome1:G, Hatcher: J, Picharclo: J. Romero: R, Gurley: S. Howard: S. Sobotnik: P. Thatcher Girls' Tennis Club Q A .. J Girls' Tennis Club: Row 1: A. Mego: O. Uoren: A, Wada: M. Glenn: N. Morishige: N. Labordc: S. Tetrick: C, Gellner Row 2: M. Morales: C. Gill: R. Dominguez: L. Gillmore: L. Rojas: P. Thorpe: G. Estrada: M. Morishigeg S. Howard Row 3: S. Donecker: J. Mego: J. Utter: S. Sobotnik: N. Shishim: L. Bonofigliog A. Holmquist: G. Flores: I. Rucker Girls' League Girls' League: Row 1: Sue Clift: Sue Beal Row 2: Cheryl Nestor: Susan Balch: Karen Stevens: Lynn Lane Row 3: Margie Morris Pep Z. Club -aug Pep Club: Row 1: D. Benson: S. Whitman: T. Munson: C. Modes: D. Morin: B. Bancroft: S. Axner Row 2: D. Mendoza: L. Lane: B. Woolley: D. Fowkes: S. Buchhalter: S. Dean Row 3: N. Olson: C. Olson: N. Shishim: B. Cane: J. Gott: T. Steward: H, Frey Row 4: S. Beal: S. Balch: S. Clift: M. Morales: S. Disney: M. Sierra: L. Kirkorian: Z. Coambes Row 5: K. Kohler: J. Abraham: D. Keddie: S. Vidas: S. Coe: D. Serna: S. Gomes: T. Gracia Soccer Interest Helghtens As Club Forms On Campus Coach Stevens does soccer homework by looking for rule books that might help the L, H, S, Soccer Club and its new members, Soccer: Row 1: Z, Dojcinovicg D, Terzic, S, Kilg H, Habashg Not availableg R, Alvarez, Row 2: S, Silvag Not availableg C, Huffg J, Munoz, S, Chungg J, Kimg R, Roocog E, Kilg Not available, Row 3: L, Olivaresg H, Samg J, Hang Not availableg M, Kwang M, Terzicg N, Barakatg J. Terzicg P, Leicarlg J, Leicarig S, Vano, Students Pack Gym to Su,o,oortAFS Donkey Hoop Benefit ngu dff Music Enlarges 6' Music Workshop lr ,C .Xe K 54127 wma: Front: C. Carter, D. Dodge, A. Hamilton, L. Khabbaz, P. McGreal, Y. Debbang Second Row: M. Owens, P. Washington, B. Trumbull, S. Fillman, R. Heckman, L. Ghernag Third Row: M. Woosley, A. Gagliano, P. Fletcher, V. Aleccia, S. Fulton, S. Wilson: Back: M. Kidwell, J. Neuschafer, C. Crtalic, G. Boyett. Front: Harges, Fowkes, Thatcher, Hernandez, Rounkles, Mulrooney, Wood, Yoakum, Shanks, Waybrightg Second Row, Dart, Dean, O'Dom1ell, Gilmore, Lester, Callison, Carver, Feltes, Villa, Third Row: Collins, Whetstone, Graves, Krecu, Civelekoglu, Baldwin, Powers, Fillman, Rossi, Back: Bailey, Hernandez, Roberts, Reagan, Carter, Trumbull, Spiewak, Woosley, Bay, Carver, Margolais, Hatcher, Dean. C hair Cultural Horizon Front: K. Robertson, T. Feltes, D. Fernandez, D. Zark, K. Balch, K. Baker, Second Row: J. Ruggirello, J. Spryer, J. Dinneny, W. Wooleyg Back: Mr. Schwalbe, P. Shiflett, NI. Ippoliti, M. Springman Front: P. Thomas, E. Mesorano, P. Wilson, K. Graves, R. Peterson, B. Nickols, F. Ellsworth, M, Woosleyg Second Row: J, Prewott, B. Pitcairn, K. Church, N. Boal, J. Pitcairn, R. Soto, D, Morrow, J. Vinke, S. Ljutich, Back: Mr. Schwalbe, G. Geller, D, Moore, M. Wigmore, T. Loomis, R. Morrow. ln termedia te Band Wind Ensemble 95 Members of Mrs. Marilyn Culbertson's advanced dance class go through one of many daily exercises. It's the bounce that counts . . . as enacted by Corinne Johnson and Shirley Wogomon. M .1 Exuberance, Personify l Mrs. Culbertson leading the troops. Seniors Pat McGrea1 and Bob Yeager appear to be having fun while executing a few jumps. ,3- l Grace 3 p Dance x Advanced dancers strike a pose from Wa1tz of the Flowers . 'S .. Paul Fletcher practices his leaps Xa? in preparation for a performance of the Trepak. iw' A trio of dancers perform in the Trepak. Rigors of the dance are depicted in the photos at left and top. The dancers Cleft to rightj are Paul Fletcher, Pat McGreal, and Bob Yeager. 97 fHc-:adj Renee Dorion CHEERLEADERS I Have Spirit, Too Helen Gummorus Jackie Dorion SONG QUEENS Corrine Johnson Cynthia M ack Brenda Kukovich w. 4 'fi . , . ' :iii 5 .135 Maw i - f is nes' mn as ,gviwa - z N-is pf ,X , K f 1, J ' if' xs Q 2 4 N g 4 N E , s ' L K5 Q m Mg X X1 if X If 5 QQ , SW is i 1 ,:- ,iw ' ' E gif J. ,.-::. 5. ' E m Anffggn Gayle Hausner fHeadj Cheryl Disney Susanne Serna fi., JV CHEERLEADERS: Back fL t0 IU- J. Abraham, M. Sierra, L. Rutter, Front Lto R- S. Coe, S. Disney, A, Soderburg fHeadJ CHEER UP! S xi FLAG GIRLS: Back fL to RJ- S. Vidas, N, Jasinski, D, Kitchen, Front L to R-L. Lane, K. Noble fHeadJ V. Bladel 4 N tg XX A I MAJORETTES: Lto R- G. Hern, S. McComas, B Milhouse, C. Christopher fHeadJ Sports px Row 1: V. Maldanado, B. Chillerne, M. Combs, T. Loomis, M. Brown, G. Cox, R. Millette, R. Quiroz, D. Higuchi, D, Sutton P, Quiocho, B. Lopez. Row 2: W. Woodruff, R. Mekaru, G. Krause, J. Sage, J. Pierson, R. Oliphant, M, Anderson, D, Garcia, F. Cavanaugh, R. Lake, G. Chamberlain, D. Brazeal, T. Noble, F. Pearson, P. Cavanaugh, Row 3: Coach G. Campbell, Coach A. Linden, B. Fox, T. Haney, R. Allison, G. Vacchio, P. Skaggs, C. De Armand, M. Seals, K. Jackson, B. Valez, B. Bardon, J. Bossaller, G. Balo, T, Hurd, B, Kuriyama, Coach D, Campbell, Coach T, Davies. The Olympian g'r1d record 2 7 for 1970 was re corded by those who carried the Blue and White mto battle Unmeasurable IS the great sp1r1t ev1denced by both the players and the record crowds of fans who attempted to cheer the teams on to v1ctory Pre league actwlty saw the Olymps fall vxctlm to open1ng game Jrtters as they lost to Inglewood 28 8 Tins was the last meetmg for both teams as they next year Team potential was shown on Sept 25, when the Blue and White journeyed to Artesia and recorded a 14 6 v1ctory, one whxch extended a streak to three consecutlve wins The followmg week the olymps showed the1r true ab1hty as they put everythlng together 111 posting a great upset wm over Torrance Tartars Coach Art L1nden's charges could not be denied as they blanked the hlghly rated Tartars 28 0 to record then' second Wm and flrst league v1ctory Unsuspectmg the qtuckness of thexr next foe the Olympians dlscovered the followmg week that Culver C1ty could not be demed The Centaurs rolled to a 28 0 v1ctory as our team found lt diff1cult to unwmd Beverly Hills opened 1ts bag of tricks on their home held the followmg week and the Olymprans were unable to thwart the Norman wxzardry as the latter posted a Dame fortune turned her back on the Olymp1a.ns the followmg week when a. matter of seconds proved to be the dlfference 111 maklng Homecormng a complete sue cess A capacity crowd saw the Olymps lead the de fendlng cha1np1ons, Rolhng H11ls throughout the game only to have the Tltans score and convert 1n the fmal mlnute of play for a. 22 20 w1n The Blue and Whlte closed the season on Friday Nov 13 w1th a dxsheartemng 30 24 loss to Av1at1on 1n thelr flrst offlcial clash w1th the Falcons will not be scheduled to compete against each other 30Q8 , p d Q Tight end Gary Vacchio receives screen pass and advances ball for a first down against Beverly Hills. Two year letterman Ralph Quiroz breaks up screen play in closing minutes of Artesia game. Olymps Perform Sporadically Star running back John Sage stays on his feet despite hard hit by an enemy linebacker. .- I Q The Olymp gridders getting fired up before clashing with the Beverly Hills Normans. 10 Sophomore Q.B. Gary Balo sets up to pass while under heavy pressure by the Culver City lineman, With this tackle John Sage earned the award of stick of the week. Gridders Provide Exciting Moments The Olympian Fea.rsome Foursome, Allison, Bardon, Seals, and Noble put on a good rush in the 14-6 victory over Artesia, ' Tailback Bob Fox is run out of bounds after 104 receiving pass. , - Brighter Horizons Beckon Olymp Gridders Sophomore Gary Vaccio is wrestled to the ground after making reception. After making his sixth interception of the season, Bob Fox is nailed by Morningside split end. Complex plays by the Olympian offense leaves the Aviation Falcons wondering where the ball Senior letterman Fred Pearson exhibits quickness as he knocks down a Sea King pass. i 105 S. fetyman John Bosaller makes a shoestring tackle on the Sky League ayer of the Year, Steve Donnelly, in a clash with the Culver City ntaurs, Olymp Defenders Show Sparks of Brilliance Present Unified Effort Despite Underdog Role Defensive back Dan Sutton dra carrier to the turf. Last year's M,V. P., Foster Cavanaugh dives for first down yardage against Culver City. gs Pi P.V. ba ' 3- Sophs Stimulate Interest in Grid Program , ' 4 Sophomore Football Team n Yi return specialist, C, Cortenbach makes e gain against Morningside. Scrambling Joe Canulli tries to avoid a would-be tackler, Freshman Football Team Frosh Gridders Show Dedication ln Preparing for Varsity Roles ,, H. Freshman Q, B, Marco Navarro is un throws the outlet pass to Reymundo Ra. Coaches Cameron, Cummings Lauo' Varsity Efforts Row 1: A. Bravo, J. Wycoff, G. Foltz, T. Matheis. Row 2: R. Draper, D. Hansen, R. Mathur, S. Webber, T. Ferguson, H. Va.nGores. . . .Squad Crteo' for ,J V 1. fl A l . . .sa--f esp., mx ' ' . al Sophomore Tom Ferguson, the team's leading scorer, lines up for another goal, G utty Performances Olympian splasher throws pass to awaiting teammate. Three year varsity letterman, Randy Draper, scores import ant goal against league opponent. 10 - ? V Q K K' J In W- K ,. - wwf K misty, . ., if- f 3 li .' ., .. fn-mn-M ,ffi : . Jzfisff ,J in . Q . iffff . if H ,,,. Q s f 1 p 1 44.3 7 ,Q , . ..-- n , A W, .WV 3 V ,wt , F. in f we is is . We ,X - Y - un. V flip L, X- 4 P , Q-, . wi V J, ,Q,2' . -V V g,-g?.,Q: k . :fx vw 1 , - Q .ay . , l'fMg.,ff 1 - V ' X.. sp- N 'M '--, V .n 2 , i it . N A , -V 5 I ,5,3,.v, fV.k E. 55 fig i t .. if f f R, i i ,L L '1M,, A n , f ' -Env?-f'i n 4 Junior Rahul Mathur fights off opponent for possession of loose ball. '4 1, if-,fi if wg ' ' , ' Aw? ' 1' A 'ILS' ' Olympian splasher gets dusted after getting a sh off. 4 Splashers Find lnexperience Dims Polo Record 5 Jim Wycoff attempts to pick off errant pass. 4 S E 3 Senior Randy Draper sets up to fire at the enemies' goal. -Q . A if mbxxrafw , 4 Se, , 2- 1 -fuafww Perseverance, Pride Are Keys to Splashers'Perf0rmance S. Huniu, S, Loban, J. Stubuer, G, Hatcher, S, More, P. Gardinier, Olympian merman cocks arm for goalward shot Water polo stalwart sets up for a bee-line pass to Olympian teammate. ,,.,, J, Villanueva, D, Martin, A. Sierra, S, Padilla, M, Martinez. l Cross Country Team Displays Tenacity ln Meeting Tough Competition , . Nw . , i 4 Y . Y. , . . , , .,,,.,,m,, I..,.,,1.' W is A N 'K' km s' as ..:,,. 'E' ' ?+ ag:r-+ N54 ' i 4 . .. A Q MW , f .... .. ..., t f - 15, j 'l.S'i ' 16:4 gigs: ' I Q. ' WM' ff: . , M, ,.... . ..,l. T ' Q 'T' 6 A m 'S' i 1 , to ,Q or ll.ll 'l' ' lg f . V' f- s ., A 1 M- - r-- -- --s ' gl 2 M 1 f . it., f , i . , ,. 35' , Q Q , , :K , 1 .E,3kEk .A - wi . i Lk A L I , A xx xp :ix 9 gl B QL K I . of .. V K? A IA it t A mA ipllai ., t3 , if K . ,, . -T A iv Lg i 1.1, - 9 , I' . t , Ns I M W , K K amvhk he I5 N ,asa X g- E ' . ' 1 . ' f i We 'I , P -. 3 rf ' f f ' 5' - i Q ' ' i ' K' 1 , w rl I , 4,-WEA .,,, Z 15 , r - at lf 1 ..,. ,4 xi Y A ,M m A , . ,f ,W . , . . N, . . , , . . -----.-..., l K , .a , If it .i. ,.L, . My sv, Q ant, A I K ? V J Q K I , K x Q . 3 ,,. ,tt .W lll. . - -KKCAYH' X ., 4 p - X to t g r g- g , 5 li l1. li . 1 Q L Q T jg- L N fx. 1 X... ,:- i if-fix 5 ' It is ...V Qi K ' x Fi x . V A A 7 A o ,, 7 L ff? 1 - l..l . ,ii If U eell V r - or . M ,.l, 1 s Manny Martinez, Jose Douglas, and George Johnson jockey for key positions as they take off in cross-country trek against Rolling liills, 112 A1 Sierra strives to extend lead over opponents as he heads for tape to complete cross-country race. 41. N Harriers Unbovved Despite Lack of Team Depth to Upset Foes Dennis Martin strives for 'extra' supply of ozone as he heads for finish line to capture cross-country team points, , I' v Z -, can self ry X 3 1 , 1 x '. the 4 Sergio Padilla hits tape in burst of speed to add points to Olympian Cross Country team effort, Jim Villanueva exhibits effort and style which brought him MVP honors in cross-country outings for Olympians during '70-'71, Memorable Moments Seen ln Olympian Pacer Performances Coach Smith conducts rap session with Olymp harriers prior to start of compe- tition, at , , Q , . Placement designation is given to Jim Baur as Rhythmic stride is evidenced he crosses line to add to Olympian team total. by Randy Kunstt as he reach- es midway point in race for Olympian honors. Varsity Basketball . , r. X f Q f , ' X fx , , X f f - Fil Q 'Q X Af ,II ,V J ff? i A' VI 0 4 K. lr, If , :' I .L ,A, i 6 Q f ' A A! f A' in gh ., Q VQAI, ff if f if I ..., 7 i X ., ig., f f XX f i ff Z Av LX, fy E X gm f .V if at 0 X 61 ' 4 X ff! ' 1, XM 7 ff X ,X f I ' fi fu l . - 'W nf v 4 J Top if gh Y 1' X Top F. Pearson 7 E ' y fff D. Hallberg C. Gibbon K ' f K. O'Ryan M, Kidwell e- f s. Thompson R. Grays ' f 3 it lk f X D. Bowen B. Newman C J , H ff L. Johnson G. Vacchio W s mg X S. Carlough ,V-if X ., . ' , .., J Z F ,,,,,, I , f X- J Coach Bob Martin s h . 7 The last game of the season, a 71-70 loss to Aviation, typified the frustration experienced by the varsity basketball team. Although the hoopsters gained their first Sky League win in two years fa 60-57 victory over Culver Cityj they were destined to finish last in league. The 4-20 record was only a slight improvement over the 69-70 season of 3 wins and 21 losses. Q f I vu yy 3 2 I p Sophomore Gary Vacchio, number 32, muscles his way in for the three-point play against the Culver City Centaurs. Coach Bob Martin shares a light moment with his players during a time-out. Cagers Show A ggressiveness Three-year letterman Mark Kidwell prepares for a jump shot after cluding opponent. Senior Chuck Gibbon, key man in the Olympian fast break, leaps high over a lone Aviation defender for a lay-up Sophomore Gary Balo concentrates hard to sink an uncontested lay-up espite Lack of Height Steve Carlough uses his fine shooting ability to sink free throw. i . I ' 1 5H N . ff.f5 Junior Kevin O'ryan draws a foul on a driving lay-up against the Culver City Centaurs. Steve Thompson 1447 sails skyward as he outjumps foe to direct tap to teammate . 117 Classy C agers in Creditable Performance Unimpeded by an opponent Dan Hallberg, senior, lets fly with a shot, Junior Larry Johnson seems to hang in the air as he one-hands a lay-up against Mira Costa Despite the efforts of a Culver City defend- Senior center Dave Bowen easily wins a tip er, two year letterrnan Fred Pearson gets over opposing center. a shot off. J. V. Hoopsters Show Great Hustle Johnny Johnson shows that hustle counts as he out-rebounds his Avi- Sormy Stoeher shows his excellent form as he ation opponent. shoots a jumper from the corner. .ff Scott Pickens gives his 'all' in an attempt to Fernando Holquin, sophomore, outleaps block opponent's pass, his Aviation defender to score two points. wg Sophs Show Flashes of Excellence Bottom row: L, Reichardg S. Sowersg S. Fernandesg D. Simmonsg S. Beattieg Top row: R. Waytg J. Alecciag S. Castanedag D. Parrishg R. Rhodesg D. Tuckerg S. Cummingsg Coach Deuel Referee appears to be giving a wrestling signal for a fall which is appropriate for occasion as Roy Wayt takes on three Aviation players in an attempt to steal ba Freshman center Robert Rhodes displays leaping abil ity in center jump. Brighter Basketball HOFIZOHS Loom Cage Neophytes--The Frosh Squad, which was labeled as one of the finest in years, is shown left to right, fbottom rowy, M. Krecug J. Morrison: R. Rangelg S. Gernsg G. Bonnevilleg D. Funaig T. Monohamg D. Turnerg ftop rowy, K. Bartschg B. Moakg M, Johnsong R, Boyceg R. Berensg M. Bachmang M. Navarrog M, Moss As Frosh Share Sky League Honors Season Record: 7.9 Wins 5 Losses x - 'Q' f N X, - M After outwitting defender Roger Berens maneuvers for a lay-up. Randy Boyce, who won MVP honors in Christmas Tourney, lobs a two- pointer to aid Olympic cause. 121 C.l.F. Honors - A School First! Varsity- Back Row- fL. to RQ M. Seals, R. Lake, A. Plummer, R, Quiroz, B. Fox 2nd Row- G. Cox, J. Vigneau, B. Hunsaker, Y. -Kawanari 3rd Row- S. Padilla, R. Shimitsu, B. Wisman Milton Seals-C . I. F . Champion Heavyweight Division 1 l Coaches Bott and Regenfuss proudly display the first place trophy won at the Hawthorne tournament Gordon Cox-C,I,F, 2nd place 141 lb. Division Matmen Raise Sports Prestige Bill Hunsaker-130 lb. 5 Reggie Allison-178 lb 'emi P X s i i QAA If Sergio Padilla uses a punishing hold to pin his opponent, John Bossaller-168 lb. Ralph Quimz-157 lb l l The Hold is the Thing! C,I,F, Heavyweight Champ Milton Seals displays winning form which aided Olymps to gain runner-up title, Gordon Cox gets a reversal and two points to aid Olympian cause. The referee chalks yet another point for Yoshe Kawanari during bout with Torrance. s N n Jesse Guerya makes use of a painful neck hold to break down his hapless opponent. And the Action was Rough JV Grapplers Show Future Promise Junior Varsity Wrestling Dugas blocks an attempted reversal by his opponent. Matt Robinson easily controls his Palos Verdes opponent in an ex citing J. V. match. L.H.S. Swim Team Top: D, Dclilack, S, Cummings, J, Aleccia, R, Smalley, J. Spryer, D, Whisman, 3rd: M, Wallace, T, Ferguson, unidentified H. Jansen. 2nd: D. Hansen, T, Matheis, J. Guerra, lst: H, Van Gores, R, Draper, S, Webber. Underdog Role Sparks Mermen '77 Team May Be Last to Compete at Leuzlnger 7- J -vf ' 'JJZH-lm' 4' WU ,wk A ,,v Mag ,, 'A A141 fn Www WHQ Darryl Whlsman . f ...fy.f? J wwe w w ,f 1 uf ,1 Tom J fini 1 , n . N .4 'Z at , 1 3, 'ig nr Geronimo! I X Tom Ferguson Holly Va.n Gores 3 Y?-Vw ' 4 F ' F , , my ' f Q , 5 , 1 A K M1 1' Dale Hansen X Q 51 igfzqiffi ,,, .... x vigil-g-S3.Li, -.Ar - 5-41 gf, Amxg ,L , 5 I '1.-Aff: , 1 W mf ,MN m:.:4:Lx:eaX1igQ+W gf-fKY't 93f' 7 , 4. 672 ' A 'FMF ' Si 579 Q if f - , , Tom Ferguson 129 Spikers Excel in Sprint, Relay Varsity Kneeling- QL. to RJ M, Martinez, J, Douglas, J. Moore P, Quiocho, A, Sierra, A, Villanueva, J, Villanueva, Standing- QL, to RJ R, Mathur, K, O'Ryan, L, Smith, M, Kidwell, B, Fox, J, Sage, E, Porter, D, Parrish, M, Woosley, D, Martin, G, LeCour, R, Mathur, R, Lake, R. Berens Olymp harriers Pat Quiocho and Ravi Mathur hurdle towards a one-two finish against P. V. 48 mx. gif i' 2 7 i sf' 'Q 4 M I an -a Q. 513991 U f 'm'm 'm 1 M, 5 i I - 1 f ' . V . cg , f,1y,,!fff,ZQ i Q. iw M Uri W Y, K: 2 Away, as 1 H ,Qf gg 12 8 W' ' gf'- 4 ,W.-. Jai, www' f + , re' ,ynf ,ek ., , 73 .J 'J im, .- Field Stalvvarts Preform Dave Phillips skims over bar in high jump k. 4-11.1 ff v l T, Q f Z7 -3-All 1 3 -4 1 im, X f' H l l fV ., , -- p 4 Qffiff Y l p l p 4 '-Wm Q:-gL1W,,A z -if H, W-if ,Y N.,N,H--J..,,5,,,,eswf,,f', f V -K., MWA, ,wa l www- 'A- . ,1 . , gm. , 1 A 4 Extra inch is sought by Tom Adsit in long jump. riff! Q , , ' 35- ,L if .w . :rw . A-.Wy . . W -.,. .-,..,. KM 'W' ,Bm .wggfibilcal 44 N -'fri 1 l'r.e5': F V f i iii, - J lflw .. few,-.. x-.,,5.wr.J,, ' FQ-4 . 2 ,L 7' ft ' 1334 ,fu U , ,, :M .H Qw- I- I , , Substant Milton S QE! new 1 Y! Bee ,W 5 2- ..,... al ul V! if Kneeling: QL, to RJ: T, Rose, S, Beattie, J, Viltz, J, Canulli, T, Adsit, L, Johnson, G, Johnson, Standing: QL, to RJ: R, Rodrigues, R, Sabow, D, Phillips, J, Maano, R, McGee, L, Zindric, Cee Mike Woosley Kneeling: fL, to RJ: R, Alvarez, D, Frank, M, Sierra, M, Garnica, C, Catuto M, Aveni, S, Gerns, N, Barakat. Standing: fL,to Ry: J, Wong, D, Jodrey, S, Fernandez, J. Bauer, R, Kunstt, J, Banura, R, Rangel, A, Kaether, G, llzirtman, J, Gwillam, Golfers Seek To Outdo Predecessors gel- 134 Top Row: L to R: J. Hitchiner, R. Young, G. Mueller, J. Ruziecki, H, Peebles, Bottom Row: A, Drobka, D, Hallberg, B, Rhoten, D, McRoberts Senior-Jim Ruziecki Four year lettermen Dan Hallberg and Jim Ruziecki were two key men leading Olymp, golf wars during '71! Senior-Dana Mclloberts Junior-Jim Hitchiner J unior-Rick Young Freshman-Alan Drobka Sophomore-Henry Peebles Senior-Danny Hallbcrg i 1 f, , Netmen Meet Challenges in League Matches Wtftf ww No, 1 man, senior Ron Ford, prepares to return his opponent's serve in a league match, Mixed emotions are displayed by loyal fans and players as a match X ' Q progresses . S ir Henry Figueroa delivers a slashing serve during a victorious set, Senior Curtis Kent watches the results of his return against a P,V, opponent. Tennis Tests Individual A bl'll'ties ' . 5. A 1 ' f Dave Gardinier Frank Epperson Gerald Krause 'S 5' H K My skrg s sw 1 H .Q i m iii Mark Wall Steve Buby Gary Burr 9 ' x Kneeling: B. Johnston, G. Gregor, S. Severson, R, Quiroz, P, Petrillo S, Montano, R. Soto, H, Reither, Standing: J, Johnson, J, Groshon, C, Gibbon, G, Vacchio, G, Balo, B, Hite, B, Graves, D, Shadron, R, VanDenEyke1 1 wk, - g S' ,G 5 'wifi 'wifi 'uri ii i Y, 7 iw .I I 9 1 l i? A A 1 l l, 5 'W Junior, Ron Lampkins takes sizeable lead off first looking for an edge to steal second. Senior, Bill Johnston displays level swing as he cracks out a base hit, if-Q. I V 'i Three year letterman Chuck Gibbon gets 'green light' from coach to go for two bagger, 'x S 'kVe fi, 1, uni 4 ff Xu I 'rum ' .4 1 If 1 1 If Q ., ,.,,.. , K get A Sophomore Gary Balo fires the ball to first to complete a double play. intra-Squad Tiits Highlight Varsity Practice Sessions ?.I'?Ei fI'OII1 Gary Vacchio displays the strong Short hop on ball is executed smoothly , by Fernando Holquin as he prepares to fire to first to record an out. Opposing base runner has no chance as Bill Hite receives throw to make a force out. Bill Johnston bunts to advance a base runner in a sacrifice play. Gary Balo is caught in mid-swing as he attempts to place hit the ball to right field. Calisthenics are a routine part of every Olympian workout. A powerful swing and long stride are displayed by Ron Lampkins. Three Olymps play 'pepper' to loosen up before a game. Roy Wayt pulls ball down left field line for extra-base swat, Jayvees in action Randy Boyce Olympians move off field in recording third out, 42 Bob Nance attempts to catch Torrance runner off base. Sound of solid smash is the result of Matt Robinson as he gamers a base hit, S win gin g Kneeling: fl. to r,J K, Crafton, J. Reed, R, Watkins, J, Van Den Eykel, D. Barosko, T, Dessaint, D. Swanson, P, Coffee, D, Wittenburg, R, Zuther, B, Shoop, Standing: B, Nance, D, Turker, D, Dugas, R, Higgins, J, Strong, D. Ward, R, Johnson, P, Lewis, M, Renfro, T, Oldemoppen, J, Ca.nui11i, M, Madigan Frosh Jim Strong John Van Den Eykel Buckey Nance Pat Lewis Jim Reed 44 1, k 44 3 S mm Qxlxamx ,.fv!' ' 'sf A W, wr 0 1 x , .Q Y 5 ww .' I 4' ff , 7, f -'f 4 V K ' 1 g .Ita ' K 1,7 n Ja., 4 Cc ' Y ,fgvn ,. V' ' Q A , 1 3 1 J., ,, 1- I. 1 . ' v r Qs ., ., . sf wi , Egg w Aw, z,z, 1, in . Q fa? ,zu A uv um 4, 6 - sr 3' -A 0 ,, ' xi 3, ,5 wk eg, N . b'V , X , , . Y . A , Y' 4' 'f , 4, 41- , K. , , Q, 1 X ' ,U -, '-J. ' ' ,545 Lg ,,, f'L 1 , 3 355 , 7 A A . 'T 1,115 ., bf. . . 3 'S' Q, A 1- 1. , -in 'gay Q, fs A 'f Q f f -' H as .H ' A s, ':':'z4' ' 1- , 5 'l ' V P I f ' I :iiwg P - - 1 1, my ygf, I 1 H K ity . W t ,Tlx Mg A Q , , K A b A L f 2, N' Q , I . . ' sw li y K W y ,Ii 1'-My Z? rf A S il Q 'bi ia n at 5 f W' Q' ,Q A 1, . ,, ff K ' Y, , K 2 , 'We 4 ' iw s 4 fi X ' ' 'J gf ' X, ,mi H S A 8 f .Q ' 2 ',Q7?',,, ,M 'Q ag , ww I 29 . mx 5 'M 'ff' , M p ,ggi Juniors 46 I Naurine Bennett James Kelly Three years --- although this seems to be a long time, it is but a moment in your life. Next year, your senior year, will be the year of decision, What am I going to do with my life in the future ? One should always remember that each new day is the first day of the rest of one's life. It's not easy to make a decision that will set the pattern of the future. There is one thing that must be kept in mind when planning the future, that is, will I be happy in what I plan to do? This above all is the criteria that must be the final judgement that decides your course of action. A sense of being able to say I have made the world a better place in which to live. This is the objective to base a lifetime of work upon, James Kelly The Class 7972 Proudly They Hail. . . The class of '72 has made a definite contribution to Leuzinger and the community through athletics, Fine Arts, academic achieve- ment, and school spirit. The class is quite representative of a cross section of America. It's members are active participants in shaping their destiny -- for the most part, determined to make a positive contribution both as a class, and as individuals. I believe the class of '72 will suc- ceed in both of these roles. Sincerely, Naurine Bennett Assistant Principal Class of '72 James C. Chadwick During the 2 years that I have been a member of our class team, I have been greatly impressed. The dedication and willingness you have shown has been unsurpassed. Your record scholastically, your dis- play of class and school spirit, and your general be- havior have been outstanding. The leadership you have shown has inspired our entire student body. As seniors you will traditionally assure leadership of our school and student body. Accept the challenge. Ac- cept it with the determination and vigor you have in the past and Leuzinger will be second to none, Good luck. May this coming year be an outstanding one for all of you. James C. Chadwick nv! Q ' First Semester Front, fL. to R. J Cynthia Gill, Treasurerg Robin Oliphant Vice President. Back, fL. to R. J Stephanie Roberts, His- toriang Pam Satow, Presidcntg Margie Morris, Secretary. Junior Leaders Stimulate ln terest in Student A ctivities anim! Second Semester Seated, QL. to R.J Laura Mendoza, Secretaryg Edith McCue, His- toriang Jack Wada, Vice Presidentg Rhonda Hill, Treasurer. Stand- ing, Robin Oliphant, President. The Junior class had a very capable and spir- ited first and second semester cabinet. They had a successful spaghetti dinner and other mon- ey raising activites. They helped plan for this year's Junior-Senior Prom and also started planning for next year's Prom. These many ac- complishments throughout the year will make their senior year a success. 48 B Brigh t Horizon f x .2 . . , , r -if ' Q, . -1' W y , . FE. 'Z . -Y if f f... V W' 2 I 2 W R Abraham, S. Acosta, K. Adams, P. ,ik 1 U el. 1 w .. g Affvfa gpg Q ' f E Q Q . B W 1 1: M2. ,.1.f . .. V 3 , V . ., M ,Asa , Q , . , , w ww x -W.. , Vg . . 1 .3.3, , gp X .., Anthony, K, Arevalo, O. Bailey, R. Barrett, L. Benson, D. Aragon, D. Austin, R. Barnard, C. Beals, W. Berg, B, Archibeque, D. Bagdasarian, P. Barnhouse, M. Beattie, S. Berg, J. Archuleta, J. Bagnolia, C. Barragan, C. Becerra, Y. Betts, D, Q'-gs Albro, C. Anderson, E. Snack Bar or Library? This is the question Aldridge, J. Anderson, L. pondered by Linda Pierson as she attempts A1BX21f1dBI'. H- AHSU10, J- to decide what to do with her leisure time. ' fe ff TWV , i M33 lit ' M 2 ' . fax NX IX ik 1 rv :I I I B X Biernat, N. Bladel, V. Blandin, R. Blandin, R. ,,.. 2 if 5- ,Y Q gi. x ' ' ' ,. ...ev , W' , M .,. ,agar 0 ,. , li Blaschke, M. Boettcher, S. Boshear, J. Bourbeau, D. Loom for Junior Class Members if ff N 9 . , 'U' Q 'A'-'M h 9 f r 5 yy x f Bourbeau, P. Bowling, G, Bravo, A. Bray, J. Briggs, H. Brown, K. Brown, M, Brown, T. Q5 Xziifg if fi ik fs 1 4: N! Vkkkk 3 - Lf .S'ii:6iaE. , ss f. ...M H F .fi . X, . S, , is mg . . M EQE Q. X Y .2 s M 'am . is ,. 'Q Y. s 1 w K vs , Q . J Burch, S. Burlhell, C. Burris, D. Burris, D. ' . k , X .sw f : 21 er-Sf? . 7. 1 so ' J 1 59' :N 75 s 2 . li fzijghii 1. 1 ., .. f .. 1 i .-9 s 'E fi . 1 X , Y ' Ei X . -A is - ,, . -. - ' 1 .-sm' Byun, Y. Cameron, D, Cable, M. Cameron, D, Calkins, S. Caraco, V. -. frm Y' lx .I Q 1 f '. . -15.g ,ri .L , 7 , ' gs - 1' fx 4' .4 will as 25' 'I ,A AN . yyyy Q V V j g 94' . ssn K zgz Iii. ,....,,,V X, . me .r Garden, R. Carlough, S. Carlisle, B. Carlson, K. . - K fs Q .511 . C 23 Q . 'M . A I N its-4 , Carter, R. Mike Terzic, foregromid, has thoughts of his own as his brother, John, describes the size of the fish that got away. Casey, R. . Y 'ff N Carver, M, Cass, C. Castillo, S. Czltuto, M, Cavanaus h, F. Charpentier, M. Chamberlain, G Chappell, G. Brenda Kukovitch, in an attempt to spread the word, provides information about the Pep Squad plans to in- terested friends. f. V 6, ' N V, A at s i, C 1 fx Chatelle, I. Charnell, B. Christiansen Choate, D. Chilleme, B. , R. Clawitter, D. K . f 1 , 'S li X t 4 'E f ,,E: Q ' . ff ':.. .mx ' ye ff -D 5 a.M 1 Ve -ci il755' , ' 7 -ff ,M L 1.,,, 1 fa? 4 V , 5? f f ffm 6 ' L. hs! 1 5 B W ., T 5 I A Z Aw V 1 bg- Yffmfvmi 1 Cloyd, H, Coambes, C. Coleman, J. Congelliere, M. Cordaro, M. 'F J , J f i' 'V' .... ' ii' 'ef V ,y jf? .. if eff Q4 , 4 1 gn? . H 2, ., M I: 2? f A 51 V Xlff UQ, rf' ., 5 1 7Qzfw - 1 ww i ,... X-4 3 Davies, M, Dean Davila, W. Deford Davis, A. DeHoyos, M 109: fy! I 'ig .,... 'r, yqb. als. .Xff if , , gf. 1. ,,., Couch, Cox, A Cox, D Cox, G B. Craig, V, Crugnale, T. Culver, . Crockett, S. Culhane, P. Cummings B Delong, T. Densmore, P. Desaro, R. Dewing, S. DeMack, D. Derose, D. Descauriers, D. Diver, D. Elselin, A. Erickson, G. Esquivel, M, Esterline, K. Farr, G. I f'lf53'i 39f?'Vm'QE'4 74 -P 52 gag' , YQ Q 2 - y M JrH,..2.:.,A:,, . V .. . .,. 5 A 12.1. . - ,ju z 5 r . we I S. ' K, ,S ' if W fl W, JW f 'Zig lx f 4 5' , i ,M is . 'wh 3' as , , X i . f gf I if Q siy -w --' J W? AE ' if .U if E3 fr-sf Doddredge, M. Dubief, D. Eason, S. Dorion, J. Dudley, C. Edwards, S. Doss, K. Diuikerley, S.. Egger, M. Douglas, J. Dunn, J. Eguchi, G. Doukas, H. Dyke, P. Ellsworth, W. 1 an Ferguson, T. Fish, S. Feltes, T. Fisher, R. Ficek, S. Fitch, D. Fmmim, 5, Fletgher, p. Typing talents are tested by Shelly King and Helen Alexander as Finnegar, M, they seek to increase Business Office Practice abilities. V Aka 452, Q 1 fx, 'f l 1 l F zu. , -. 2 1.-W i 5 My UW -nz . ' 1 F . ff 7 1 , I L r 1 ',-4 7 fy K 1, 1, V-', 1 --.: 1 J 6 J fb .J , sm, . I . A Fong, Y, Fowler, G. Franklin, R. Fonseca, H. Fowler, J. Fraser, N. :M Q. I ,,,, . W :, V, . V . . ,,,, , . . ,. gm X J lg in if E ,, ,,, F -, F' .I :A 3333 T , iii my . . , e???f?i ' ' ' .sfig 1,1 i 7 , , Freier, G. Gagliano, T. Garcia, S. Gibson, K. Frick, D. Gamboa, R. Gangeni, T. Gibson, L. Frye, E. Gamez, C. Garrido, A. Gill, C. Fylling, L. Garcia, D. Gibbon, C. Gilleland, E. 5? -vs . f , - J , W in , i'7if3fQ?:, r f' -. iw ff ' ,. f - ' X V af if 9.1 ,lb ,iz . 5 Q4 4 1 2 , 4 cg. ..-ff-2 V ,Z , fry f + 1 1' W .ff -f ,,3,,,,f,l,,,, K. 1 1 . 'J' Xi T. ' ' 1123 X , f '? ,, Qi ,, . if , x Ngg- ,wc , ,1 f' K fn 1 ' ga 1 4 ,fl . ,, 5 a ,eafpe ,mg K fi M, ll Goudy, G. Grimshaw, K, Gurney, B. Greco, G. Guerra, C. Gutierrez, D Ron or Rick? Take your pick. This is the dilemma Junior class members face as they attempt to identify this pair of Blandin twins. '-v s-.Y XJ Gillmore, L. Girnenez, M. Gonzalez, C. Gillmore, M. Glembotski, D. Gomez, N, ,sk ill 1 1 E 1 2 w , V 4 4, . l A H . ag I H sg, T, ga P ,p Q X 9, 1 .2 3 2 . z . ,jf . i if ff s ' 'J f MW '. 1 wx, . l fi' 44 W' ff . ' ,, . .m ardi Hall, M, Haller, J. Harver, B. Haussner, G. 'Z ' A ,, ,,LL V X, , . Hawkins, D. Hawley, C. Hayden, S. Heckendorf, J. . A'll L I ' H 'H t ll, H, gg g -L-f l ii Heckmen, R. Hiegert, A. Hinkson, E. Hoffstetter, R. Henry, G. Hill, N. Hirschauer, S. Hogan, T. Hernandez, P. Hill, R. Hite, B. Hollowax, L. Hicks, L. Hill, S. Hite, H. Howard, J. -ar K i s so . . A i f 1 Q15 Z3 ,Q H H . 2, I Howell, V. Hozaki, Y. Huniu, S. Houzenga, L. Huff, C. Hunt, B. It's a good bet that Robin Oliphant is not des- cribing the latest grid strategy to Naomi Morishige as they stroll across the campus to their next class. Hunter, F. Huset, K. Inzinga, F. Juniors Pattie DeFord and Cheryl Coambes discuss future plans with senior Mona Caudillo. Q -. ,J ,'J,,. , , A 7 . 4 4 , - A . fp..-2 LQ., V. . . . J f A ' , , ig, H ,M . 1 - J K 1 L , ff' lip 3' K ff D ' A 'iii Yiwu' p . 5 '. E '. . V . . 3 W I All , Jackson, J. Johnson, C. Jaensch, J. Johnson, L. Jasinski, N. Johnson, M. Jester, T. Joldersna, D. Johnson, B. in Jones, D. Jorda, T. Kanig, L. 1, V ,Mwtf - - f ' ,ig H M f V ' z gf -4 Q, I I ,Q V7 Q. ff .W oe. A. M. . A ff, f 1 Q3 4 'fd 5' s 'ff 1' if . 0 .1 A I ab f f- ' f ' 1 4 lm . V4 Tkjifi , . 4 ' ' -,,, bm' W, 1 f,:.q,, . if ,- J Keoning, J. Kitchen, D. Khabbaz, L. Klatt, D. Kil, S. Klein, J. Kimball, B. Kukovich, B. Kimmes, D. Kuriyama, B. King, J. Kutsch, K. King, R. Kwon, B. 3. fi , ' g A. M4 W ,fl 'J fi . 74... . , Aiwa , J, ,mf x I ,, F- ' 55:3 if ' W ' ,S 2 Q ' N ' V a , 'Ti' A J !?.' ' V J A , 1 f. .E f,', ll XZ ,.,, 6 ,413 V Iv A: .ev ' A A 'Z , Q. 'JL ,QQ 1 .. I Y Laborse, N. Lampkins, R. Langron, C. Large, C. Lau, M. Lawrence, C. Lay, J. Juniors Sense of Class Pride Serves as Cohesive F orce f Leal, J, Liguori, J. Lefeber, J. Linkenhoger, C. Lersch, B. Lloren, C. Lester, R, Loomis, T. Lewer, L, Lopez, B. ,5',, K W, Q ii Q 'ff JZ K rw , ' if , N f -I Mack, C. Mardis, R. Marsh, F. Martin, D, Madden, L, Margolis, S, Marshall, T. Martin, D, Maloney, N, Marquez, J. Martell, E, Martin, W. .' ' W viviie Lopez, E. Lovato, J. 6 Lavato, M. Love, S. Macardican, B. lf ...,'1,,- ' ,f is ' 6 . -V i ? 'X Z, V - if ' a .ii . 4 A, ,,'.l K Martineau, M. Martinez, M, Matheis, T. Mathers, R. Q. , Aff' ff 1' A . .Qi -1 iv , ,fffz ,- 4 , .7 Q f e ge i 1 r W2 K, W A r A it M' 2 fx' Q ij, Q 4 ':'.-vu.. lf.. ' J .If E V5 5 lv D j gmxzzzf ' 'fx 1 I 42, I ,l 3 -:fe , ' ' 7 ,. f ,Q eg, 'I-. Qc ,-X B 1 N. Q Q , nf .' Q . ,741 5 X . LJ , Y Y Ki, X 'u M , pw?-2' -, .?'L-'i,1i.,'.f- ' 'H wif ' .fW:..:?: , f Mus 1, 1. few ' ,fzfi Ply? ,. ' , . ' 'f' 2,324 , 7 ' 921. , 2 'W Q 5 9 , y 'H 4 12 ,, 45 at Q , S S, 4 .- 315 tif ,Q 1 . ,,,-as-+1 , ,V Q14 V, .., ,. :A-ff' 'R 5 5 4 1. , he Mathur, R. McGough, L, Mayson, K. McGrorty, S. McMa1lister, M. McMecha.n, B. McCarthy, S. Meadek, K. McCue, E. Medgarden, J. McCullan, C. Mego, A. McDaniel, J. Mena, C. 3 4 7 ' f f 5 W at i X X? 2 A iii ir 1 3 M Q o Qc 'f'9 , Y :mi . .4 me 'N 3 Meza, C. Miller, K. Morris, M, Morton, 'HQ , L , 'Zi' . 9 X f .1 W .. I . ' ' 1,1 'V 41 .. ,.f, . jf gl Q , 2,5 6 ef 7 'L 1 ' 4 Mendez, S, Mierau, P. Moore, P, Morrison, J. Mendosa., L. Miller, J. Morgensteru, R, Morrow, R. L W Gordon Cox takes a breather while classmates continue the beat during typing class. V,:V l 5 . ,,,,. , , , . . 4, .... f A 4 L I ' i fm . 1 , , 5' -l y 1 f- K Nl - M i o ' . Kd' .', 3 4 . f , V .1 'WI 1 rrrr ' M ,f 1 ef.,-15.55, ,K X-,W ef Y ,i ,V W V If I. A wa . Ji . sizlii. , V . i . f - iw! - ' ,V , 5 1. fa my h ' , v . X, bf h 1 : :V .0 K . ' - A ' J fr ',','- Q4 1. 5 f - , - H -' ' ' 'H Nf' 'X ' f-1y, ',' 1 'MM . I.. M X 3 Q -' V x I , VL ,A ' .5 .. A M if X M W , i Mount, S. Mulcahy, K. Munoz, J, Mueller, G. Munoz, E. Munoz, J. Murley, S, Negri, D. gi, 7 X W i if I 2, if 2 . :nf 292 W, , fy' 5 if 44 J X up Q 'W ,M ,tl Aid-w I Neuenschwander, D. Noble, K. Nolan, S, O'Donnell, C. Olson, R. Ortega, V, Padilla, J, Nieraeth, D, Nolan, S. Nolan, V. Olson, D. Ono, S. Pacpaco, E, Padilla, S. Juniors View Horizons with Thoughts of Making important Decisions ff? ' 4 ws ii ' W 4:4 C s-,L X 4 Z' f 33 f' I , -X f ' 'Q V A P ,,,, it , . if ., :, sf. . Q -M' we 4' ks RMA fue S Palacio, E. Parker, L. Peapekker, S. Palm, A. Parrish, W. Pearson, R. Palmer, C. Patterson, L Peeler, A. Paraday, C, Parvin, T. Pellican, S. 41' we 4 Perez, D. Peterson, D, Peterson, E. Phillips, D, TJ A. U i Phillips, S. Pickens, S. Pierson, L. Phillips, T, Pickens, S. Pinto, D. R :E1 E ,, Lorcf of the horizons, lsi glve us the eyes to see e i, I L over the verge of the sundown 1,ri li v,r the beauty that IS to be. 'ol ' fr fl A ' P Lord of the Far Horizons r if Stanza 7 V' iii azfn gif s, ,.: 1 1 -. I ' .Q V . , . .. . ,A ,, ,,,h Z V fy- ,Q 3 5' v o ., S ,,, . .1 ops. '41 fczag s - ,,, . it 4 Y 'E I Pg, 'L as .5 , , ,W 3 , f , , ,, ii., y . . nr '22 X , .,, v, 2 f . .. . , , , ,. i 1 fav! W 5-ff? 1 -'liia,,,L , L Pitcarin, K. Powers, M, Ramsey, D. Reichard, D. Richardson, R. Roach, M. Porter, S. Quiocho, P, Randolph, M. Reither, H. Richards, G. Roberts, D. Powell, L, Rafidi, J. Reed, G. Reserve, D, Rivera, M. Robertson, J. Powell, M. Rainey, L. Regan, E. Reserva, R. Powell, R. Ramber, T. Regan, R. Rhonas, J. R.. L The thinking man's choice has always been food first, Rocha, R. Rodriguez, J. Romero, P. Rossi, A. and these jumiors are no exception. P-0dl'ig11eZ, J- Rogers, C. Rose, D. Rothre, S. fs ,,.' I mf EV N ji., '. -4.0 ' ,, z f,..f,.-5 Q. ---- , , E'i:,w.'C.2 .,w 1 451,-J r gf.: '. wx S ,e 3 . 5 ' .33 w R 5' -uf ' f wif' fx Song queens scamper to lockers following end of classes as they look forward to leading the Olympian gridders to victory that evening, , - nn Ruiz, M. Schneider, D. Selzer, G, Shannon, P, Satow, P. Schuerr, L. Selve, E. Sharron, P. Scharel, S, Scopacasa, T. Serna, J. Sharpe, D, Schlitter, D. Seaton, P. Severson, S. Shaw, D, qv 'r ' . if P, r f 12 - .W 'F M . 1 , , , , wi . sn- . Shimidzu, D. Sisk, P. Skrotzki, M. Simmons, D. Sisson, G. Slaton, J. Smalley, L. Smiljanich, R. Smith, N. Snively, R. Smidt, J. Smisko, S. Snellbaker, R. Sothard, S. , yr' in Q f ,Q Karen Stevens' right to privacy is ignored as Steve Smisko, Spearman, R, left, and Jay Richmond attempt to share the message with Spears, R- her, 160 , I -'-, 3. 'Y A I ' , n 5 12. 'f ' E T 'fu ' - , 1 N ff' f Y V V - 41 vw :. i, a, ,fx ' ff W N 'iff- f U' 1 Y. 65Hf1fu:U Z3 if , K' I V' 1 V W n y. .A ,, ggi? I' - Q in V 7,, .. 'eo ji . N uw . 'lf Q it Streeter, S. Svetlik, L, Strong, J. Swisher, R, Styron, S. Talley, J. Suarez, B. Targos, S. -sh. ..- l 'ax S M, , K :,4w.e.i Tasmo, S. Tenorio, B. Terzic, J. Thagrd, C. Springman, D. 4 1 ,, ' TW Z' 1, ' ...pmgg f 4. V, ' . iw- 1 . n .4 'E if Q .I f 1 ff-fff2 d . A ,.... ,7 f, , if . i. Q, fr' ij ,V ., As Mr. . gf S n V 2 n n 1 '11 3' f V . I fx. U: if 2:11- . I ' ,Q 'K , , , V , .,,,.,,,.. 'S Z , ',.Q?QfZ b A 11 '- .,, 1: - V -2 w- gg M f Z 11' 5 we 5 f gd A 5 . Z 4 Starnes, L. Stensland, K. Stites, V. Stokes, T. Stettler, M. Smith, D, Strboya, L. Stevens, K. Stocum, M. I V ' ' if vw J' I v' 'vu' 3 Nl X fi J L . -' 'B Vo w . T-T fu . 97 if n o . - . I . , if ,,.. . . 'Q Tha1'1'ington, J. Thomas, R, Toney, D. Thomas, E. Thomas, S. Tucker, R. Thomas, R. Tom, S. Tuthill, A. To him whose elastic and vigorous ' thought keeps peace with the sun, the day is a perpetual morning. W . . .Our horizon is never quite at our elbows- Thoureau 7 54 A 1 1 Q5-5 7 4 Q- w 4 wwf 1 1 s , ,gr gg, 1 ., .. fn, , w . - ' Q - LM '--' . ' fs 'X ,, K KA ZW ff :f, ' , ' .ai 5, 5 is Q or , ,,,, V ' ' Qi' Q Y , . -' - '- , , , :1 i 1 I ' ff it . ' X if if , if X an lk 7 ,4 ,- 1 5 'fy f U 1.f?,i?g, 7 if V 5 ,, .,. 8 , + ix S A 2 . G. M. , .. , 4 Cl ,, ,,. .1 M I uh is , gif K Watters, B. Wessling, 2 r'ii Webb, C. west, L. Weber, S. Whitman, Werner, K. Wiles, D. A '7 Wedoloski, J. Williams, it ' 1 -'ffsfiw B. ,vf Qs.. .WJ . .sirsr -'r 2 315 Wilson, B. Wogomon, S. Won, M. Won, M. Wong, I. l x M. A Urrutia, M. Veitch, D. Wada, J. U R. V'l1 ' , . W' , , , , Vggntino L V2,ei1fg,eVL1t, J Wiganglon C Oblivious to the activity going around her Teri Stokes Vandemofeglfaaf E Volkmahn 'D Washington' L' is amused by pleasant thoughts which appear to evoke , - , . , . I VauDoren, H, Voreck, J. Wass, C. a happy reaction' Tfnv-nlxufsvvfx-n C 117,--LL..,. 'Y YIYYLI ' vs Juniors see LHS Role as Challenge I 42,1 J f 4-QM , ff- may fr T' Y T 1 L if W mi fa, liwwrw V N , .M tj . , , ' 'Qu 'Yr , 'if Wood, D. .1 ' w 'Aff-:V 'fff'??Q I a A X H 1. ' 5 ,f A 'ik 'if , 1 .. X I 1 . V .,m.. H -ws'-,ffm 2 4 4' 'I 35 Fr .4 74 1 5 mv., r ' S. 2142, W j QE+'s5,x K I Woolley, A. Woosley, M. Wilson, R. , iv ,J W Wren, D, Yakus, J. Yang, S. ,., Young, R. if X QW Wood, D. Wood, K. Woodrome, P. Woodroff, W. Don Burris appears to be snapping his fingers in cadence to the stride of the unidentified coed who appears to ignore the call, ' ' ,. L Zabel, G. Zavala, C. if ' 4' f av 5 fffef 5, W . Wim fb Sophomores 1 7? , ata 1 J, L 164 Marie Boryan J, Michael Milling The first two years of high school are now behind you. If you so wish, you may look back to rejoice over your triumphs and to look ahead with anticipation and are able to realize that the future is what really matters, then the next two years will bring you the peace and happiness We all search for, Best, Michael Milling The great essentials of happiness are something to do, some- thing to love, and something to hope for. This is an old saying that holds as much truth today as when it was first uttered, You are now at the half-way point in your high school experience, I sincerely hope that these have been happy years and that your junior and senior years will hold much happiness as well, If you have something to do, something to love, and something to hope for, I am sure your last years in high school will indeed be full and happy ones. I wish for each of the members of the Class of '73 these essentials of happiness. M, Boryan J, M, Lockard To the class of '73: Congratulations! You have reached the mid- point in your high school career and next year you will become the upperclassmen at L,H,S, As you continue to grow and mature, I am confident that you will develop the quality of leadership and scholarship that our school needs and deserves. It has been my pleasure to have worked with you these past two years, and I look forward in the next two years to the day of your graduation, By that time, I hope that the generation gap will have narrowedg that the natural environment will be cleanerg that there will be more peace and pros- perity in the world, Look out world here I come ! J, M, Lockard 5, Soph Cabinet Gains Stature in Considering Sz'udentAffairs 1 4 5 , ay ii? C Left to Right: Ana Algire, Jeff Weaver, Ana Lopez, Brad Roten, Ida Garcia, Treas. , Pres., Hist. , V,P,, Sect. I - 5: . l ' N 9 W . 4141: 1 i '- , 1 Left to Right: Sandi Vidas, Pres, Jody Moore, Treasg Alice Wada, Sectg Elizabeth Merriam, V. P Sophs Face New Horizons at Mid-Point of Olymp Careers 5 I Amd, M. Abruhmn, J. , . .,,, ' + V 1 Wil ' 4 ,, . f if rf. 3 Y' fa 'V if , 5 , .ff - , , ,Q s: .ff if . We . . . . L . , ' 4 . . .. .. ' if ' ttwgr , . R -L .. ' K ,Hw y . V , ,M V Q., if fi fam ' - 'wifibfiif fa 'Cf .. ff,-fy A 1 M' ge ., . 5 M. if -' ,7yf55...,g,v:.a 77, A. .1 A ' ' I at N - 1 ' ., , g g, ,V -. 'Q 'iw if J X . ' A 1' 2 1- ,L ,239 , ,. if ' . -.5 f, , . H I N g' i X I ,. . :P ' s f ?ff L2i . ,, - A 1 , ' .g.z5iQ .I A, ' . 5 A Adams, D. Aguilar, J. Aumiz, B. ' , ' Alcccin, J. G: Algire , A . jg ' Allen, B. k I Allen , gf , f 'W Ka - .312 - ' -r-'r ,nad , . W, ,J ,VV, ,,,,. . , . . . , , Y. ' tg 3 if 3 1. 1 M .. ,, 5 i 7 fl . 1 31 Q. in 5' V . fit.- an r 'e 5 . ., 2 xr A e ' 5' . If 'qk zy xy' i Allison, D. Allison, S. Allison, V. Allomony, G. Alvarez, R. Anderson, C. Annaloro, K. Aros, L. Arroyo, A. Arroyo, L. if 1 ll? , 75 jf. -we M- . A A A .. ' I b . . . . . .,..r..aa Q.. 1. . 7, Q, ,. - 2, t, - . , , , , ' . . , A 5 ' f 4 V X , X, Communication between sophs brings better un derstanding, Avcni, M. Auger, J. Austin, Z. Bailey, D. Ballesteros, Bale, G. Bancroft, B. Barbosa, M. Barnard, C. Barosko, D. Barrett, D. Barrinser, K Barthol, K, Bautista, M. Beccrra, L. Becerra, M. Bccc rra, J. Becker, M. J. eggin es' -. ...Ee-bziqg. 'f' ' -' -iigf :'f' fg, . E 5 f, 1.- .- x 1 . tis wi gf 3. ' 4 .Q YW N' gm Y u lk ' Q W e 4 . 1 ' ' x F C ' ' ' f if . ' 1' MX M-f., i- A-sg? ,--f 7,'f, I if W is .QQ-1g,,,.' I X T, .C V EM -.X - S.: X Becken, R. Benecke, T. . Berry, P. Bxacmvell, 1: vi i Blada, D. - , li K s , .V .. x Q .. Blake, B. Blaschke, S. Bond, M. l Boro, M. ' Borsuk, E. .:,., . , K ax . ., , Q.. ,. .V+ ,, 1 V :.,.:. . . F A . X x Boucher, M. , , Bowen, Y. Brainerd, T. ,. Brown, A. Brown, M. vi W i ff .es .,,, W ,- ii ., . . ,Q I K Brown, M. wg x- ,- Q. Bruno, F. '. , if' h Bunch, J. 5,7 9,2 A..T. Butterfield, 45? f B ,fag J . 0, fa fi in . Y W in as - Y' ' -, K f . 's k Butterfield, Critical Choices and Decisions to Pave Way to the Future 5, . . .. K. M .. M ... ,E .. 5... 3-3 ' 11- - ky... f ge.. . X: '1 1 H Y - X .. , w 'v s l f ' ff x Calhoun, B. Canulli, J. Campbell, D. Carbonnean, H Q 5' . 3, Q 1. Q ,u '1 s if: N i L , 4 ,. . kk . Y Av. 2 nfl 5 l i Cardenas, M. Castaneda, S. Christensen, L. Clemett, M. Coe, S. Carver, K. Charpentier, J. Churchill, J. Coco, D. Coen, M, Cassaday, M. Chilleme, J. Cipres, R. f s:f' Pg-S HQ' rw-.. .ff ' Y 4. 'i S' fi f f , ' . -J 315- R hx .. Q . ff,x ,. . 11.51. , . 1 K 43 il? 5 Q'w .Q gui- .S vwsf X 1 Q ...si 5 ' 47: .. . , 3 ' ga . 9 6 , .f 0 5... I , 2 Q .l Q m . 7 .XAW,V,, 33 s, H4 . , X I A. . X Q. .H Q I , 1 X X . I P . fggroigf, , -Ry' 5. 5 : if fiwlg' o'YfM f Q 19 . 4 . . .. -mfjri , ' -.. ein- 1' . . .. ,y . , - H -F ,. ,C S. ,. K' X :L - .. J . - N Q . . , . 4 'Q .. . 5- .. ' :R A .TWWPEWWWW ' 1 . -, Av i .. . '25 wh Cole, K. Coronudl, B. Cramlet, E. Coleman, D. Coffey, P. Crees, C. Collins, G. Crosby, L. Crosby, P. Command, M. Cortenbach, C. Cueto, C. Conn, S. Craig, J, Cuevas, J. This conspicuous character is plotting a scandal to lay upon his classmates. X u f . Ells - . :sf Y ., . 'L 'K gui mi is . 1 i n 31' if sf 5 . l wx K ,H A X ,ai YN 5 . ,O l nv- Q . 'ff sg... . . ' . :iff ' . .' V '! 1 . --diff WR on .fm wo w Lf, Davis, s. Davis, T. Dean, C. Food may be stimulating, But the male whistle gets better results. 4 . , is 15? bl , l ,Nw X .. I t 9. f 92932 125.5-5 . . 2-:E Fofzggs' :vm .my F y. X577 ,pf f f,-mi . . , get f . it 'S - x . V Q sz A - J' DeFord, P. Del-loyos, R. S , I es J .. . ... fi. QWMWH N Ng? fi Xt' W . in i . . 4 . ,im . wM'Ms Qwwwo .. . Z 1. x-+ '-::a.f1z. 'W ' V ' 3.6, . if, V ' 7 1 sw o sxwii f -,sw.gg..,.- :. ist moss: 'ww'tWM' .. l V, . ,f . .,. ' Q . - ' K . ' , Dekeonryben, R. Dodge, D. Demasi, D. Dominguez, P. Demott, M. Donkerley, E. Disney, S. Downing, D. Draper, L. Duenas, S. Dugas, D. Durell, J. Sophomore ponders about results of last class exam. 5 . . S 0 1 avi? ij? f 5 'wi' iff. in F if Y... of -ESF. ,, ,:,k L, Wg Q Eastom, B. Eichperger, I. Eichperger, W. Elliot, J. Ellison, T. 'il' tvs '95, -' - 1 , 1 N. wr u 'Q mf. 1 P I if Ennis, S. Estolano, R. Felin, S. Fendzlau, D, Fernandez, D. Efii w -,N gJ,',::+ ,,,. . .... . V A . . Us 'fl 2. ...K , , 5,32 .- 1: f' ' ,.,..w V, fa.. A .'v+ X Fernandes, S. Finnegan, M. Fitzgerald, J. Fjelstad, W. Flores, G. Fonnesbeck, C. Ford, S. l W if K' N Q S 911,5- -. X ' E255 F.-,X :Qt ,Q f . ,Af c if .Q z .59 ,, fl ' I M K . ,K , ' - ., S11 ' . , , ,- ' I?I'f.f.1 ' . m T ' . K K. , fl . . fLr'lx . I 1 , 9 ' Xf'Ie'i' f Q Exim. . - . -' ' 3 f L . i - few 3 1?'7 e!f 1 'Y ' . , . Q F F 1 I .. 1 ., .L Q.: V.. . n. f xxx. l .slr 'iii' ' ff 1 44 Francom, L. Galaz, J. Garnica, A. Gibson, E. Fuller, G. Galloway, A. Gardiner, S. Gillette, R. Funk, N. Garcia, A, Gellner, C. Gloor, W, Furanna, F. Garcia, E. Gherna, L. Garnica, C. Q . Q - 5 x . '-. ' . .I , . mx ' Ol -- ' 'Y-s..,, '. A v . - I t 1 C' . 0 0 I '. V i - ' x .. 5-.. Foster, D. Fowler, M. Foster, D. Fragoso, E. ff ws ' S 4 .- M Q- , f - 1 .-fi' ' ' ' . L , . ...ig i k , - Q X JV' ' i ' I tl A is V . x I ' . K 'X 'L x N x . 'G' 1 ' 1: .hm 22.151 : if . . xi ' - ' -' me' i f fb, -- ., S 1 . , .1 ,,, - 2 7 - G 'fr' if . li ig ,-1' .yds ,ff ,YQQQZF-H 1 .nf . L... .... WL. E i n. , ..-f Q f' ' ' .iflfl Gonzalez, R, . Gosser, D. fly Gott, J. Graham, H. Xkin. Gonzalez, 0. Gonzalez, T, Goodrich, D, Goodrich, G. Gomez, J. K .. , 3 , lm Q. I 3 .zz , ' Griffin, J. Griffin, L. Grande, Graves, Greene, A. L. L. Grumbles, D. Guerra, J. Gurley, K. Habash, H. Hada, L. Halberg, L. L 5 53 WF' A N x G 3 'f .. .. af 's S.. Groshon, J. Grounds, B. Qi G Q jg dv ,R i .Q 1 Greco, 1 A 'Zi W 51, i G ... .,. , G ., Q! ' . Hale, D, . . --. ' , Hambly, J. ' . Heacock, C. A l-leavener, L, r -v Q , gmt . ' X Hebert, Y. '-e. ' M Heckmer, C. 3 , I - - Henlo, J. 'ff' - '.-im G Q4 - - V ' M S' . Heinrich, V, ,, ,M , Helvey. D. il' '1 1 Henderson, A. -Z' Q 5, Y' 5 Q f 2 I -.Vx Q -,. i - 4 Hern, G. Hernandez, C. Hernandez, W, Hernandez, L, Hernandez, S. Hinrichs, J. . 4 Students relax while enjoying their lunch break. . 'SMX ,Qi 'f was .X 5 r P AVVQ ., ' 'fur - .A ' . -x l' A G 1 ,F 5 . .X Q. 'QF .- if . U lx 'X X 1 l Q 'f .9 .am , 4 1':i if 1. ire . ' - , f ' '- M ' 'J 1.f?5'W' . ,N Qiwgy . ' 1 , ww, ' YP, Jvffizii' V. A ' 'QL 5 '-4 'g.f ' Hogan, J. I V . -1,533 . ,v . ' A H01ZUiH, F- K' ff- 4 ,. G. , if F' f F sg ' 5' Holmquist, A. J J , 'it A 7 A, 7 ' H77 5- M Hom. J. J .Nj 1 2 J .gg gl.. 1 . f f A 5. ' Hough, P- ' 4' 4 -- Q JL . . A Howard, E. M 'X Y ' 'T ' ' , A 'X ,' J V Q Y J X 4 f? 1 ff , I... A V,.vf 7 Wiki . , Howard, L' , , , V Q . A A , , rv Ingram L. ' .gui K ' - ' ' Jaco, ' , N 'QS I L -,, k 1 ? ff ' , , Jacobs, Ml . -Q, K k gt . , F u - ... , 1 nn . L, , Jansen, H. ' 5 5' , .J ', H.. N' J. K l 2' . ' E ', , V - .ff-'.f?,V ' I 'H - Q ,' . . N , ,-if Johnson, C. ' 'X iii, . A X ' . , y, z . 4' 4 W 1 ,. , f , - 2 - , 77, 1 , T , . . 1 V I -I fi. 5 I I ai ' if ki 3.511 . f J A .iii .. , Na Lf fl 2 Johnson, G. J JY ' if wi. y '5 QA, E Johnson, J. 53, , A , ' f -. -4 Johnston, R' , Johnston, T. If f f. ' V fi 5 - Johnson, s. J ', , 2. , - ' I gl. A- ff , Z V, , I 5, Elk Sophs find the steps of Rm. 218 an ideal place to eat their lunch. lf Food is on the Horizon Sophs will be There Jones, M. Jones, T. Kay, K. Keierleber, L. Kemp, R. Kennedy, M. Kiley, D. Klhagias, N. Krikorian, L. Kunstt, R. Lane, L. Lacharne, R. Lake, 11. Lane, R. Leal, C. 5 of gg sg Xb' Z ff X S .il ilk 45 fi A - .W f J f K , . V. fo- .... fl M V? Ag Wa. 4 f ' W E ., A V K ,. . 42 a 4, 1 . X 1 'ff .... , IQ: . 'f 5 N '- in 5 1. fl ,.,!f N J or 5 .2 ' f, - v 6 ,,r Q' L 1 4 .. Lecesse, A. , fl i..:11g.yi Lee, L. Lee, S. .X 1 K 7 l , ly - .V Lefler, D. 12 May, J. Leonard, N. A Sophs crack jokes at early morning RAP session gf -? N, ' Liguori, A. Lipson, D. Ljutich, s. E- 1' ,m -- . E, :sg ' h u., ' . H 5 ' . Lobin, M. M 5 L01-worm, M- ' ' LOPEZ' A- W WfN' Zim .L+ , 1 1.43, , 7 W f , Q,-fiilf ,f ig lv Y-if 3, , 0' ig Lopez, E. ' 1 ' ' i ,,.. ,if Lopez, G. , ii 1 7 f...' . , , gy W I .X f .. - ,iy fw 1,5 ' ,,, 1.1 g ' ' -. , , - W , , ,, , , ,RV A , M' .- f Y V . 4 . ' ' I , . - ' 9 k K u F, . .. ' ' . f ...J ,ff l '3f ' ..L. f H I f A . A Ei , , , -,W .5 ,v,. 5 :R M55 - L w. nm A Z M f Q ,Z .6 an wig 4 . , . , f if 5 I' . A .-.Xl Li X -V... I ,, ' , 'z if M ' K ,rv wif' WE? .. I' , V ' ' . L . 5, I - ' k 'W iw? + 'z si'i?3f., ' wr if 5 f M 51 v 4 M Lord, B. Loretto, C. Lyle, M. Macomas, Maano, J. Macmaster, L Magealeno, J. M. Malloy, M. Margolis, R. Marquez, R. Marsh, R. Marshall, K, Mamas, M. Martin, R. Mathur, J. May, S. McAndrew, M. McCom.1s, S. McConnel, D. McDonald, C. Mclliclqr, H. Medlock, Ed. McDonal, D. Mego, J. Mena, M. Merriam, E. Merritt, G. Meza, C. ,f 5 ' 5, 4 if ji? ' gg, , , f 3, if , ,V ? ' Q? 3 IV, 2,91 .FSI .. . ,V 'ewe- . Michael, D. Millhouse, B. Michnlak, K. Mitchell, R. lllilklr, L. Mitchell, V. Miller, S. Moore, J. k. it L. it F f .5 . . .. L , kk....X .s Q ,V .fi -fi Q , ak J V k '- ' w w Y' -M sw +3 . ' Li 4 . . D' 1 L .f f . L . - . A Q .gr X' 7 ' . wif , Q 5' ij H ifi ,- Q , '- .LL ' gm,--P - , ' X., ' , ' ' f qu' - 'V , ' ,. .. X. 6. , -X - ,Q f ' 4 X' , , 5 g ln, .3 -,lf ,gg ,Q , , . 1. 'A ln. fix . 32 321149 , ' . 11:1 il 1 - X N1 vY'...,,1f- 5 ' -' ' vfwfi' .5 ..'. 4 K 4, ii X59 '35 , ' M-75,1 ki C A O8 ey' ' '. X t .3 A Obbemn, J. 4 ' I- ' V Ofarrell, D. 'N Q Morales, M. Morishige, M. Nance, B. Morin, D. Mueller, S. Naylor, D. Morris, R. Mulchnhy, C. Neal, S. Martin, C. Musch, G. Newman, M. Soph girl reaches into Goodie Bag. Nobile, C. Norris, R. Nm-01, I. Oalka, S. , .- H35 fi g' 4 A , k ' 'kkkkk . . , :. ' 1. 35 . A ' A Bi , ' ,J f - an f la. , . X :S - 5 . , f , , k 1 , me , . ,- Q H - li . 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'J R. f ,, I my, 7.1, ,V 3,1 wr 'V u, .K I . Y , , ,,, . 5- K., , i ,, Poublon, M. Preijers, M. Pryor, L. Purdon, P. ,M Soph girl studies extra hard for final examination. Quiocho, J, Raval, T. Rakestraw, G, Rhodes, Ramirez, P, Richmond Ramspuer, S. Ritter, J. A. ,gg ,D. Riviera, J. Riviera, T. Rocca, R. Rocha, E. .xi- W5 r '? 'wwijif Va.. .sf V ,KQV , , 2 45 af . QL., . ,V ' vw f 1 VV . L, 19 , af Q 3 gf, 0 , . ', 129 V '- -.-NW' K 5 ' J ,e HE Q ff , . -5 K. , X , M. 9 Jr T' V? iff , 3 I ' .La , .,. . 'T HZ ,I 1 R Q MX I f . 3 'f 522 ' Q' K fe , E ' ,Q - .322 .1 S :HQ 4' . si f 6 Wo .f' 3 3 F! . V- 5? Y X ' Q Rodriquez, R. Rodriquez, M. ',, 'ff WV. .1 , HZWH ' V wg. . W , . if, '- fr j 2 ff , kay... a s 3 , aa.. we - V . if' V Q ' .N , . .4 ,ey ' R' i ' ' we-f j - , IVQTN53 , 5 .--. ,h . , i 1 , , A gjwp, , Q, s V ,gg , H 5 , 1 .XX is .f.x...V,,i:! , . 2- . Vi ' wwf S . , A Q . A, A. VL F jr' , 4. V A , .V .' - Rogers, N. Rogers, A. Ross, A. Rubin, S. Rogers, C. Ross, F. Rucker, I. Rogers, J. Rosol, L. Ruggerello, J. Ro me ro , V. Rowland, V. Rumford, R. - 4 ff-,igsiw ,y . , Ai , 'if L , , A. if f' . W Russel, D. Rutter, L. Sage, E. Satow, R. es....:v l i fk Y 671 if .xv al ,Q gli .nf . ' F T ,gulf 1 5' 1' 1 -i .ga Mn M Q .Q 5- . wa, Saldana, A. Sillfiry, S. Samaniego, R. 9 if. ,V jf, ' 3 ig . -1 1.9-Aix G ix. l , K .L ' f A' ' ' , 4. fs Ll .jen K X f. ' f Sanborn, R. Sanchez, A. Scarborough, L. 1. -.1.w..f - -11 . Scheetz, Schobel, Schofield S. Sinnett L. Sl ww 1 .fa oss, M. Q -7 . - ,. 1 . , W f' ii. R f iiifg iff, ' 7k S . . ' Q lk. .. EL.. ir i s..E , , . TN 3 x I L. , . . , Koji ,R QW 6' sf ,,-- , L sl I Q lk ii , f-xi' f, - , ,, f . - f. .1 . , lg -Q - . -iv an eg, . 4,5-S, . . X 3 f. s ' S. Schroeden, K. Shanks, D. Shoop, A, Sidener, R. Schwartz, C. Shimohara, R. Short, S, Sierra, M. , R. Scoble, J. Shipula, J, Showalter, J. Silva, S. U.. ,ha Smack, D. Smalley, rc. Smith, C. smnh, L. Smith, L. Snively, B. Sobczyk, D. Sockrider, G. . s 'E X . if . ., gi , 5 M . R . 1 .... Fi-wg K X L. xx J wi 9 -ull-x Simeral, S. Singlator, S. Sinn, D. Chewing on his pen seems to help Gary Rakestraw concentrate on the answer to his teacher's question hifi , 3 --'f Q if ,. . . -w r . .. :yi Q - , : . ' J' A ' 2' J N J ' -: Ea 2-fwswsz . - K ld, .... M I, 1 . , , 3 I 'Q ' W N Q .1-13.51523 x. , 'Y' 'p xl 'l 2 -ri . i, J' . W QQ ...N . . ,gg . ' 252-i f - - H .. fr , ww , ,:' - -- , .,-,, me-gy. - rf N ,I ' ll ' -H ? 4' . i Karin I L ' - . - f L . YL.. :I . . ' . 1 Q - . -., SN-A . T 7 W . 3 LN, . I 15,9 ' s . , . ..,, f mg. 1 ir ui .. . -...g r E -E - Q.. ., im.. -: r -- - ,. . g? .. . 1111 9. Soderburg, A. Speth, R. Stephens, D. Soldan, N. Sprye, J. Stevens, K. Soupes, M. Starleton, D. Stewart, J. Sparks, K. Starner, Steward, T. Shippey, N. Strand, T. Suarez, li. Sweet, M. Tafoya, J. Tnuue, M. Taylor, D. Taylor, D. Sophs Spirit Pre vails Unimpressed by upperclassmen in Sr. Square, Alice Wada directs her atten- tion elsewhere. as Legacy for Followers K l Qi at so Terrones, M. Thatcher, C. Thatcher, R. Thomas, J. Thompson, K. V .' , Thompson, K. ak. 1 Thompson, N. I JE' Titizian, s, F. '. 2, .54' ' Torres, M. ' T. Trainer, R. Z A X Tremblay, G, Tucker, D. um, D. Urquhart, L. Utter, J. Vucchio, G. Vidus, S. Velderrain, L, W E if Q., X .f . , ,,,, . ,.kh ., H E K J lrf l ' A 3 L- g..a-f .LN S EL? A m s ,N , y X v .. Telford, s, , QQ . EL, . ,, YES .xr .M - , . 'AF K J on ' .L .-.QF l ' -' ,r f NA ' IQ 3 .E 'S v' .,,a.., ff 1 M p ' 9 . X J X' ' ' i 5 ' fini Y I , . F T Si 5 . i t. D A. ' ' X A : I .., K. X . V Vg 'M Q ,fu HR'-1 .. X N f , TRC. V l gf' .H 1 5 .5 l .X i .. . . i f: x , fe W ,Z f. ve jf I if A ' if.: A ' 'fifa A ' 1. K , . . ,. --Q- W . f . - .ff , In ., A 1, , L . ---. i A i , . Q 5 W if 1 A W I X 4 35,4 I ' fi - J 1 ' X f . ff A , .1 . Viale, L. Vina, C. Villanueva, A. Voreck, J. Voreck, N. svaan, A. Wade, A. Whites, S. Walden, W. Walton, K. Watlclns, K. Wayhright, D. Wayt, R. Weaver, J. West, B. Wherland, B. Sophomore waits while h.is friend makes his score on the ma- chimes. Somber Sophs to Emerge as '1lumpin'Juniors ,,, , si' A 9 ...,f P. .ul . 3 1 , , -3 f fi .. if ki 3 5 . 4. if 4. 1 A. f ' ' E , ff fa Y x af' 5 . . . 'gi f , ... f ' ' - ' M al K, 5141 - 5, Wilhoite, J. Wlzetstonc, S. Wichers, B. Whitc, B, NVicl'u.eth, D. White, B. Wigniore, M. White, I. Williams, K. ' ff , 72 512' 4 E., T 1 if ,. A L 'Ye 0 P I E 1525 1? N 4 He- if 4' '4 S W 1 V Q? 4' X lifff Rf mr . ..iff - - Q N i1 Z1f.5f5 - S. . . - ,SW I i h 2 ' WWWii Wilkins, D. Wilson, S. Winsheimer Wong, J. M... Y ' ..,... f iii B.. Z 1 i ., Z F 3 A .fe.f'x7 ' . fi Wong, P. Wright, S. , J. Yoakum, R. Yow, B. f me ,v .s , rf . , .AA . i f I-, jj K ,I :gi V fV:., , , T5 , Q . fr fs j ' L ' ,, Q Yow, R. Zabell, J. Zamurripa, D. Zamorg, R. i Z. , ,f if Z Q ? .7 , . .' , . ' V 'W ,S A . if? x ,, y ., -5 ,c . , ff fl -I . . Q . ff Q l ,z A W ix 1 ,J .K I, K , Z 1 ly .ir L, K il! W g.,-1.1 -we , v . ' P X. 'I e W- --- f,,vhf , -.f-- . Zark, D. Zepedu, V. Zohietzx, Z. Zuthcr, R. ff-' Fixx ....--x IN wffxfg I! N.-.ak Q X Jennifer Abrahaniq ' X if Marianne Sierra pi in gf sf X A 9 Ny X is Cf l U, X fl K 131 S six 'SQ- 'X-'Af' ' -ff K xl. .. Lisa Rutter hu 'nj dice qi, I 'rp 2-, , fx fx iigei-QQCZIYAS ,S A f i...,,.- Annette Soderbur V7 P ,Susan Disney f Snphumure Glnnrt Elizabeth Merri m 3 f fx f 2 1 N A 'tj I J Susan Coe Jh 1 178 1 N 'is 0 a ... .X A55-1, . 1 Mi ' sf , 'STN , ..fk'li L xx ' 1' ' J- wt' . - -1-M M- Q..+--A.. if.. ' J i as - si, H , ,fl 9 O J nk. W IA I 1 1 ' . ' X if . ' K nk , 1 A W Q .Q , A ' 'Q Q m , . ' A ' A - o 5 Q Freshmen Freshmen Have Guidelines Set by Mr . Carroll Adams With the conclusion of the Freshman year we of the class of '74 find ourselves at a point of decision in our young lives. We are somewhat in B'-'state of limbo trying to decide if we should channel our attitudes and philosophies toward more positive goals and ob- jectives that will ultimately lead us to level of being a responsible adult and citizen of our com- munity. Or, we could not take the initiative or advantage of the opportunities available to us during the next three years of our high school careers and remain at a stage in our develop- ment that could restrict us from experiencing a most important part of our maturation. This decision has to be weighed and evaluated in the minds of each of us individually and with the resources at our disposal here at Leuzinger we all can be assured of the proper educational and general background that will enable us to attain a more meaningful role in society for future years. 180 ni ' k , , Mr . Robe rt Simpson If our schooling involves only acceptance and use of easy labels, we may see one another as redundant human beings, plastic people, or phonies. If we are learning to make decisions as individuals, and we rec ognize some of the habit, whim and convenience influ- encing our thinking, we have some self awareness. We then might see and try to understand others as human beings. fMr. Simpsonj M rs , Lillian Shambeck New HOFIYOHS Unfold. . 2nd Semester- Back fR to LJ, David Wittenberg, Sue Hendrix, Front fR to LJ, Apryl Gaines, Karen MacLyman, Babette Young IH 'I lst Semester- Back fR to LJ, Rcymundo Rangel, Diana Sharpe. Front tR to LJ, Susan Whitman, Teresa Vigneau Debbie Engilman Frosh Cabinet Adopts Laws to Aid Students 5 , ,M ,. JY S f ' K A ' I 1 f--4 r 1. L . -v X - '- ' ,' E. ., A if f f - 'A ' . ' if 5 A N . rx 7 .vi K x fa - .LI 132, X wr . -t. ' Ink i A- - 2- , ' . , ., fs- , P . A - if ,I - 4 N - Q ' N K Q 1 ' af. . xxww'-, W L I .. 'xl K. , ' , Alnd, O. Adams, J. Allen, R. Adair, K. Albro, B. Allen, R. Adams, D. Allen, B. Allenby, R. Q R,,g .,.,k QS' fl 1 s , ,ri 7 - ,Q . F 4. . . . ,, iff- -ssl? 2' ,. A in - - ' 24 , 21 . . 'QQ' A w t, gf' ' ' Q. . ' ' V . gl ' Q ' .2 , Q- 'tg 1 2' q 'iw A J- 1 .:' E gl' . nf. ' 3 il ..:+:.mz: . , xx , A - X 4 N , y,,g1 7 'ra H 4 ij gg K 'il .4 4 V- 1 - f' - 'fr .17 f' 9. 7 1 2, it is , if '. A , ff fx, 5 . lv I ' I ' 1 be im A Aj: x . 1 3, ' ' t - 1. ff Anezola, T. Apoate, E. Bachman, M. Anderson, K. Aveni, D. Balch, K. Andrews, B. Avlicino, R. Banura, J. Angulo, V. Azmer, S. Baker, K. :ldv , nfl' iv g 1 4 i , ,I Alvarez, Allhouge, D. E .M no . 39. kt.. it Q is -,., Aj, 'S sf X .- 5 3-lki we X. SON. Ji Al l S . R. Barbosa, J. Barrett, M. Barthol, K. Bartsch, K. Frosh student makes her contribution as she occupies sta- tion at check-out desk in school library. Freshmen A ttempl ,, Y.. l , -A 'Z 1- x. Q . KN f I' Q 'S . . . n . . 1 . . 1 A . ' Q A A aw W .K c , - f- fmt., A , ,K .. 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A .3 . ,A Q.. t A Q i ,ggi 8 .. , J'-V 5 . ' I B TWT L ' 1 -.ff f:.'i5?'f, A 1 x f 4 5. 1 . 5 9- ' , 1, 5, . 5:53 N B lf, .X , -,553 f - H L. X ' WA . 5 V 5- 4, P -.l, X Ak. 13. fi-Q - B f . Boudreau, J. Bowman, M. Bowling, P. Brinkley, B. Bronestl, A. Buckley, C. Butler, J. Byrd, R. Boyce, R, Brandos, L. Bravo, G. Brown, J. Buby, S. Burchard, D. Butler, R, Cain, P. Bowen, D. Brenner, L. Brown, M, Buchhalter, S, Bush, A. Buxton, S. L0 Find Niche ' as OlVf77pians I ml 'W . J n A, Cx 6? XX ,S fgi .yarn -3 E:12f2gixli 'q:I 'ir-. 3' l f 15 . ., . ' ,, . K ,J A V: J 1 J -.., B . Elf? I -- , , - ,..-.- . 2 . .Y 7 P - .0 . ' ' 4 .Q 1-fn 5,2,.- v , . XX av: N 'wr' ,K ,, . m:?P . ls.. J .. - 6 . -N E .3 - -1 ' - ' ff D kk.. jg... .qi . , 1,5 ,xg 11 :gf 2 .-:L 5' w., ' 'B 'is a f V .52 Csnty, S. Cameron, D. Cane, B. Caraco, Z, Carlton, R. Carroll, M. Castillo, D. Cannion, L. Carey, D. Carranza, J. Carson, M. Castillo, J. Carroll, L. Cass, R, Castro, A. Cassaday, S. Catuto, C. all X, 'X if , , 5 Q X , Y Q- ? PP- -.5-:l -' , - .K lr , Y.-af, ...., -f Chamberlin, T. Chancey, T. Christiansen, D. Christiansen if ,c.. is , Xh Q MJ A ,K . .5 Az- ' ,, . . ' ' . 1 ' ' ' Z ' ,. I' , 4 .f 4 , sw 1 4- Q ,V . ,J1 , ,M , , 4- 73' 2 M, I K '- ', I.. . 7 ' -F --.5 K ,V gd . , ,X ,, , ' V' gli I, 1 1 K ' X his 1 4 li 3 1 . , 'A ,gf f, 1 6 'Q 413 J J 14- - Frosh Emer e . ' 1 ' ' . nw, X xl- , ' N 5 I . X ' I 1' lf0I77 . 'fdkzsl ,Ei ,L FY , V ' -A ' 1 'A ,414 if . li i ,' J 'Q ,, 7. ff Q, W if 9 ... V ,J ,Q -1 .. .. J 1: V - 3, . A ga m - -- gp V 1 .. -gl ,W . A W5 gg, R 0 N i J f xl. . mul .i .-- 4 NCBI' all? y S3332-ffwa- fy' - Mlm figmw . 15.4 i I .V i Y , pf' , . ff' ., 5 .6 I - . 3 ' -W Z ,, ' ' f I ' ' - a L, ! , . v x . ' 4, - K 4 .. ' bc , .iz fi ,x , , V ' . K, W, A if 1 ' gg I P Z ' .. 1- 39 . WH 4? I .rig , 3 5 I 42 QQ ! J .C .wi , 7' .9 . ' M f sm'r,f . .4 0, K . ff! 12 . 1. ., 1 Christiansen, R, Cole, K. Crofton, K. Crogxale, J. Dametm, J. de ln Torre, R. Clifford, D. Cclort, M. Cramer, S, Crowder, P. Davies, A. DeLcon, K, g Cipolla, J. Conn, A. Crawford, J. Culhane, M. DeArmand, L. Delong, M. J, ff Q Coambes, Z. Cox, J. Crees, R, Daffron, G. Dean, S, De Los Santos, M. X , , J -, Cole, A. Crabtree, C. Crewdson, K. Da.ngelo, K. dc lu Torre, M. DeLucu, E. Though the passing scene appears to be headed in the di- rection of the Physical Ed. department, at least one coed goes against the tide as she turns in the opposite direction. ll 3 f 'J 11,1 ll w Q px 'Q 1, 'K 571 ' . Q in 'f is I ' . f , 4 ' 4 fx AEN . . ' ' f 1 ' x f Y ff fag- -, , il .V Q ' H' , f .pa X fi ' 'R K' 3 I ,. A ' T 'P' fa l X f If E V A I J A , 1 ,n . l V . , jvfffqw f' ' ... J . 1 J -s f - i f' ' ' . 'q M I' , . ' ' ' f Wd. ' J ,gif ' - f , ' 1 if 1 M H 'lv N' 4 N . ,Z : Q ' 4 ' , ' ' if ' . ' 'ga DeMond, K. Deterson, J. Deyerl, S. Dinneny, J. Driscoll, K. Dessaint, T. Dladel, P. Dokter, Y. Drobka, A. Dickinson, C. Doosi, M, Droker, L. Downey, D. Drum, R, Duncan, J. I l if . S 1: i 55 'ff w ' ' ,t mf: I i :X if-f f -1.37, 11.2 4 .J nf. - f '-W' . A f' . A V F .2 - c ' F W' 'ix N V .. , - '5-f. Q. 4 Q ' + 'V J ' ' A h f ' fm I ..,' ' , i af. .L 4. l ' 5 . if K ri- l Q1 ' 1 A F 'f .. ' fl -, --3 . f ' 1 f -ww - .. - . .15 ,. .3-,ali .Mi . ' . .ff .. . m f P.. AQ, N 1 ' 33 ,, will '11 ' ' f .1 , . gt, . , gy l ' X, . W .3 fs ' f V , if , X., ' ' , S . 5 - . x . , 'J . in, f,,.,:: Wg' 5 1 ' F, M W ,w . A awiiqa-,ard F 1 or + ' ,, . . .,. ' ' f , f - I 1' 1 Y ' I - 'A U . , , . 'fir f 'a ii- L-. 'S . 1 ' ' A X r Elliott, J. Embry, D, English, T. Everhart, C. Ferguson, R. Ferrer, R. Finner, A. Fonnesbeck, C. Fortier, P. Eiselin, G. Engilman, D. Espinoza, B. Fallaha, R. Ferguson, S. Finnegan, Al. Fitzgerald, T. Fonseca, F. Foss, L. i Frosh Hands are Busy Hands l P Ig , Q .. l 5' T E jill 5 l 5. 5 Z3 F as y . X 3 w I ' Y l 5 , f ff. 5. . l 4- F 1 ,v - - , f - 1 , ., A 'gf Recognizing that there is power in the printed word, Frosh f 1 - h. ' .. , I 4 . -' 9 . 4 students learn the techmcal as ects of atherin t e to re A 1 A ,X D' ff? fwfr. 5 pare copy which will later appear in published form. Q1 , W f X W wi as 4- W ' 211 ' mi' 25.5 ' 'f f Q ' as ' - f Q, ,qv A K i ,QE gil xi? I' ,Qi xv ' 2 Y - .... M' Q. 4 ' v 3. 'V , , R-. . A ' if , , if lg 5 ' 5 fy? W - v Q, . 1 V., ? 5 if - if . s 41' Q li. 6' ' Wh ' 2 F J 7 . ,. ., 1- .R f i ' v x 1, ,A lu. - I ., 'G l ff' f' 1 ' f x ' A- . ' Riflx 1 9, , , ' ' , Fawkes, D. Franks, P. Frey, 1-1. Fulmn, s, Gfrllafdo, L. Garneca, M. Gardiner. P. Gems. S. Fox. S. Freier, M. Fuerstinger, W. Furmont, D. Garcia, T- Gaminefi P- GENES. J- GSFUS. S- Frankolino, J. Freasier, E. Funas, D. Gage, R. Frank, D. French, R. Furberg, J. Gaines, A. 'flcfi ' f ff , .. W3 ' A . ,.. .5 A , S ,x .mg 'if 1 , .C is . , X ! f .. . .. , S Qs. f ui Y' xi 'if 5 ' ,G ,X A 'f . , - . .. . .1 f T. ' - ,,. :fini .. .. - f-' ,ff N' 2' 1-2. ' ,. Qu , ?vg,1,. . iiiiiihm 9 . f S L' . N ' 'f W 5 35:1 ' ' V U b. k , A..1Q- 3,31 - ' . . l s ,, W A 3? 35 gosilp grapevme goes into action as Freshmen gurls gather to exchange X - .l X A e atest news bef re golng out to gather more '1ns1de mformat , 1 iv- Lf- s 0 ' ' lon Zu! if if N, 'S .. 1 f 'sv G J' ' f - V 2 ESQ 4 Y K X54 eh N, -. N S 5 . 3 K wife , 1 l ' 3 5 1 . h P 1 ' .. 'KE iw 1 L . l , ,. .. . ..., ... X -5, in K 413 ,Q 7 1 gg ' 1 -Q ' ' 2 .... 1 A .1 . ' . P . w 3 'eee ' , 113- 1 it . . Y ff ' t . - .1 . .K , ' .. 'BA . - ' . A .X 1.1 I H ff - In . f E Qshllmgj fi Q? ' -V Ai. L. . . 1 , ' wi! I ML - z Z . 0 S 4 . , X .. f . 'i'2f:eQ5., ' ...' I - ' .-.- 1' :i ' A 'F 4 mil-fJ',1, 41 ' W -ifllig-5 d . eh,h Rf , . Q l Q, - f.. l f, L x. e eeee , . r A . , Z ..,, .. , . . , .., .ze . uf 5- . S ' 2 -3 , . in W ' L. ,R f . Nm? ,. , , b .. , .A ,,. 'f Q... P 'sl ' f l X .Isl X M Hy .f 14 X 1 . S Q. -. , a gf '7 ,. ee.. ' . E-W , .. , N if , 3 ' eee, . .5 ,, fit. i , . ,V fiifpf , ,ff we fr .f , - - .. i -sz: I - vii:-.af 1 vi 2. .., iw K. 4 M 5 , -.3 K ., .. v ,- :,-, -Q W . - ' 1- ' , I I X1 f . ' .. . hf ' 5 ' r , A E If ' f kg' 1 5 E' x iii ' . 3 sau, L. eau, L. Gonzales, Gonzales, J. T. Gishburn, L. Goodwin, H. Glembotski, S. Gomes, S. Gonzales, D. Gonzales, E. Gasit, T. Grecia, J. Greene, R Graves, K. Grays, R. Hall, L. Harrell, L. Hartman, G. Heald, C. Gromillo, T. Gwillin, J. Halbasch, P. Halbe rg, M. Hansen, B. Hansen, L. Hargos, J. Harned, C. Grusz, R. Halberg, T. Harper, J. Harrison, M. Hancher, G. Hendren, W. Hendrix, S. Grilliford, R. Halley, R. Harrison, B. Hartman, J. Henderson, B. Hernandez, L. Hernandez, V, Herring, L, Higgins, R. 4 Z I : Q ' 1 J .W ,.. ., ,H X I , 1 Ll 3? K Q. Q 1 A J QV ' 1, K L. 5 4 1- - JV: ,wg N Q, ,, Q . . , . c ni, af ' IIC!! SSE' may :QFD III! OO '55 PS - is 5 Hokama, S. ,,. , 'fa I . 2 l A E 3 , A I ii' ' J T 4 'y ,r,x1XI - it '12, 9 , V ,Wu ll it 'vi J.. .J 1,755.1 sl-MK ' - ','h f -7 f n!! ' 1 A 4f1-01. I f nl, :J V gf , - ' ,Q . i 5 , .. Q5 A . 1 ' I A , . ,f , I -, ge- ,VA f , 4 I, 6...-ssgszx 1 . X 'Ji ' :g:.,.f ,sf . jk gui, 53 --E-,-.5555-' of ' ,J 1 A .. ...ww 1 J A .. 1 Holguin, R. Hublmrd, E. Hunter, M, Im, B. Hukc, J. Hamby, C. Huniu, L. Hopson, R. Ingram, C. Ipponco, C. liolmquist, T. Hovsepian, J. Freshmen Find High School Life Not S0 Easy V. . ,, ng., 'i . 1. , 1 . 1 +361 '42 3 , X' y ' ,W ,V , V X ' ' , 3 . e, e ,lg 8 q v ' V f Q ., 61 N J' f 2 ' - 3 , -'xv iz 3' I 5 ,,i,gQff , . K '- ' 1 o f 'gi ' ' M151 +. , 3 f --- J. R ? .X . 1 Irvin, M. Janes, S. Jacobson, G. Janskulsky, R. James, J. Jensen, C. war .... .V .w - , ' . 5 ,. V ,. V .,... . , WS f n . . '- W f,,'. 5:22 , U A ,i ,S ,, A V, nj H 'A U . I, My . 5 M .5 , , V 5 if 6 P545 Q' ,Q ' 5 R . l . W ' g f ' L 'Aff f ' Q , if . ' ' ' f J' 59 ' 24, -J . -- D ' if 6 faef g5'. .lu fl fl. fx! , ' J , t ' L- , ,,,, ,,... 1 4 1 is , 5 i 2 4 no J - 1 :M ,,f- 12' - l. 3 I 'V 5 , , Q 4 ga ' ' pdl? 'i E, , ,, f ' Q Z, -'Y Y A ' f ff '. 3 M.. -f ml If , -1 M '-Jie .P '., .nf '1 . fi L . . vu A A :F j do , D ,, 3 ,ga lx , -Zfiwrg ,. W A,,,t,,,,,g!. , , ll., ' Xa 2213 : Jones, S. Kaether, K. Keddie, D. Kerler, C. Kohler, K. Jones, T. Kaiser, F. Kelly, M, Kil, E. Koons, D, Johnson, D. Jones, R. June, K. Kausen, D, Kemp, R. King, J. Kreager, V, Jodrey, D. Johnson, M, Johnson, D. Johnson, S. Freshmen Settle Down , 'f . gg 3, . , W. . . N. 1 N . va - L' A s K ' , M : ,. A I' 0, : 'Q ,ks , , : 2. 1. ii' ' Eg: ' fi 2 I f . ' ' 1 W f '- o ' N- 'f .. --' ' - f i. . x A 7, N T-4. 1 4 5 K T t is K i f txngiy, K L L. ' X S g k : A ' Q Q- ' 1 5 . .g A V V . . Q Q 3 .. v . ff ' HT , 1 - . -s X Q 5 X . X gg 1 ' 5 Y A fs? 3 ' x' . K W-:iii I . 5 I ' ' . - si . , i ' e . . I-5. 55 I I F N . 4 ' X 1 . ie . , 'I' 'S - rlzizw. fi xi . T X Rr. X : --.' Fir' . . ' A ' . 351 Y I I G 4. as , . - Yi 3 i . ' ' ,f N . A X N 1 ' ff 2 .. v Q 'Y f.. 5 . , . -. , P. .2 s- I ,, six ' L ' y . , Q Ahh szwskg? + . . ' i . f - pi.-1' . kL,L fs. . Licari, J. Lime, K. Llorea, O. Lotspeich, R. Madrid, R. Mathews, J. ' 3- -ii Licari, P. Lindsey, s, Lloyd, G. Love, J. iuamkoa, G. Mum, M. . .b, 5 , Lin, K. Lizano, G. Lobin, S. Macardican, P. Marquez, D. McCuig, L. 5-4 Llamas, R. Long, C. Mackelrath, C. Martin, G. McClure, G. Q Longoria, L. Maalyman, K. Martinez, H. McClure, T. ix. 73 2' . fs . V -- ,L , I mem, M. Lee, L. Kuriyama, C. Leeuwenburg, G. Lafaca, K. Leu, s. Laird, D. Lcightoa, D. Large, R, Leonard, P. Lawrence, L. Lester, T. Lecesse, M. Levario, B. Le D. L V' D. - . G' GMS' A refreshing pause is taken by two Frosh coeds, and the grassy green on cam- pus proves to be the ideal spot where one can take nourishment as weii as ex- change pieasantries. l 0 Olympian Way of Life .iff ' 5 K .1 ,M ., fl Y 5 lflg V 1 ,I ,I , T .-LQ, f' A .3 . I , Q, if i' n iff, Sf f -. lx X McCombs, G. McDonald, K. McDonald, M. l A ... L . 9... sr' . 4. ' ' :Q-23551 'Q 51 ' .,-ali :K df'-ex., - 5' .f 2. 5' ,.'Q' 5 . Mnene, R. Mitchell, B. Mitchell, T. Moak, B. Q . A jim. aw. eil ,... rv' Tinqlv ,, , V Q . ss -,.. ,L H, . .. 'N .ff McGee, R. Melcher, D. McGlroy, D. 14, .1 1 . K.. 2 as .E 'f, . Q,S . , 5 'I . . . ' eww . .Q 'U K 1 or '-5 qw . f x 4 Q . ' I .- 51 ,5 4. A Q .Q 4 fr- om. E 1 ix , f L r . F' ff M355 . f X 1 ' . s I 7 1.2.3551 A 1 ., 1 dw W . ,.. ,. A G , , .Y . ..,- . ' ,-5, - . A' .3122 N Meyer, R. Michael, L. Mierau, P. e 1 'F w X. ' gg s o ,, f -e ' x McTague, J. Meyers, C. Meador, J. . . ' .15 ' 9 L ,Qif Q l i , 5' 5, b L ., . L X . Z. P. ei M -L - .. , i s -x , --h- N V1 3 RMS :gn , .Q 3. 1 Q Q' l if A V 9i'Q5T5ffg T-- . , -, QW X wi f . 7' . L- . we Q Q. , Monahan, T, Mooney, M. Moore, P. Modes, C. Morrison, J. Mukri, L. Munn, l, Morrison, L. Mulcahy, L. Moore, S. Moss, M. Mulrooney, J. ygz-1-122 -f-kkkf xffgfag 4. .X Q, W ,i . .,,: V,S. E. sf ll l Munn, B. Munson, T. Murphy, M. EYEYD Y N vs it W JJ I 1325 bfi' Z7 7 ....- is AY 5, K N L F 'V .U ' 1 f Nanee, W. Nelson Navarro, M. Nelson Nichols, L. Noone V ,' L 4 Q. ,V K, K Eg..-r in fl 1 V. ir .. i .W 1 ' 1 .. it' - ix v ,- 'it ., . . ,, - , L ., , , . . - .. 3... K . , Q -- Q . ,, sr' I 4, .sri ' . A Q ' Q ,S '--sf., N - X ' . - r P ,. . in, X ' P Q,-.N fir. 3 . I . 1 , Y 3 eff. li. Y ' . R K N' FE, wwe, U, 5 N ., i M I K .Q , 4 5 - , , - T .. . as is . . , 1 . . . W f- :s' .. ..- , Q. -i Q .'::, l -' ' l X '- rl 'ck nf 3. 2, 3 ' V. . N I D ., .f 1 - - 6 X' . -'S . ' , 'A .. X f S . ,... . V 3. t . 5 .. ... ff' -assi , - ,. - .sw -. 5,5 , - as f .f f- - . 'ws 1 U ,. ,. , , , , . , ,j f '- , . H .3 1 4, 1 -v Y X - K L 'L ' A 5 , 9 - g- . . N.. 5 vm . 7. A . ff... X T. . ,M-V i. , A , 1 .:,f.,k is Af' kk.7 K K l Navi K 3 ' I I V ff MQ ' W i Lg 1 . H X . ' -L. ' . , ., M ' ' XMB , J Ri lx' .L lx f f Noppert, K. O'Le:1ry, D. Osepizm, A. Owens, V. Parish, J. Patton, R. Pege, G. Peterson, J. Pience, D. Nobic, S, Oles, C, Ottesen, V, Pacpaco, M. Parrish, K, Peitlx, J. Perez, II. Pfeiffer, B, Pinkston, S, Oldemoppcn, T. Ortiz, D. Owens, S. Palucios, F Patterson, C. Peclu-er, Perkins, C. Pichardo, J. Pitcairn, J. E' t J 5, , ' X V - - .2-:Q , wilgfgi t-as Q ,L - 'Q - 5 .. . Q.. Lf .. gi f? .3 1 . - V 1 . .L A X l . P PM . . ,mf . 1- .5- .f . 5 I Q, . 1 f 'fi' X A , '- -J . 1 .' ' za .. 5 ,. V Q if .-- I - X , ,V gg if 'K - A-. 7 ...N ,V ' -in .4 tg , .Y time H A . N rf ,QA sr.. pk W 1 N 5 fl V 17:3 l A Q5 51 f ' x -ff? ' Q . f .' K 1 ws , ,, i g ..,.. k y A ,, Q x., ,Il .V i E1 f 'ig f f ,ON l L ' . . . 5 g f 5, x :L , , ,rl ,rg .1 L .1 . A . 1. L- 3 ,,11.gg ll Lin x f EQ , f . ...-- :+- Girl-watching can prove to be fu.n and this seems to be the favorite pastime as Freshman coeds pass in review as they get the nod of approval from the opposite sex. Ply, v. Poncel, J. Pool, M. Porteous, S. Porter, P. Porter, R. Powell, D. Powers, D. Preble, K. Quiring, B. Proppe, H. Quirol, N. Puga, C. Rains, B. Quiacho, W. Randolph, S. ' , .51 M . S92 ' , s w wi 5' Q V '33 6 J is F' 9 . . 1 Q 5 t W 'T xv-. Ney ,f .., 1' -t aim as 5, X s , L,L1- Q.. ' A 5 f V Ui Xhvw .jk ,si X Q Q , K QQ 5 ik kk K -A 1 . h, . gn WW X ' f, 1. .4 f ' , FN' .L .f - . ,- l' f' , A' , Y . A L- ' ' -gb x. 3 .w Nz ...,- ii.. Q- Q I i A 4. ig S, ' Q 5 ' 4 L F My ,- 1 ,. ' 4 5' , fl 1 f f' -:s u a ' fr ff' AALL ' - My e Q I f ' - Hs.. 1 ix' .Q r . x i 9 Q. 18 k X Y , 3 Az .if 1 X I -3 I if iq Rangel, R. Rnnta, L. Reed, J. Rendon, Y, Rennington, J. Rangel, S, Readon, K. Rendon, E. Renfro, M, Reserva, T, Reyburn, S. Rhodes, R. Rickerd, D. Rickinaru, J. Roach, R. Riffel, R. Rios, V. Roberson, R. A Freshman's Life Can Be Be witching, Bothersome and B e wildering Q 2 ll .,J . 4 . 5 if 6 J ' J to, 2 .2 f . I JJJJ ?..E.,...-.. ' K ,.. . we... . 9 'A'J 7 ' 21135 . H 'fp' '. J s . , A . X vi fe. dsfzfiwf- ' Q Q... . Q' ' Q Q 5 sv 1 'gi xx get '-1. 5,5 f 19- :fxi L N52 A X :5aQ?'f7 ?-c ' N ff . --if -3, . 'A 3 1, 5 'X .,. ' - .L Rocco, R. Roosen, J. Rose, K. Rocio, B. Roosen, R. Rosier, M, Rodriquez, D. Rose, B. Roskum, T. Romel, D. Rose, B. Rothke, L. Snack Shack oasis presents a typical game day scene as many underclassmen sport game jerseys to call attention to the forth coming grid tilt. Rumsey, S. Rush, A. Roseii, W. Sanmniego, R. Frosh Establish Sound Basis for Olympian Success ,mf .S '1 P' ' ' 'YT .. ' r ' '52 ' f ' 3,5 2 5 .5. 1 .fi H, A - - ' 2 ' N' ,Q U' V :fx , fi.. 1 . . v. -' S ' S l :Lg 2 f , - , - - R. , Ji 1' fy fp- ,,.4' l. f EQ 1 QQBQS1, .Qui S533 -' ' . !r'vk.i,f-f.9 ' , 1 -' 51 'T 1 :YE - Y Silva, R. , i.,, . , , f swf : . .L Q N7 Y- Q ' ' L .:. Q . S ' f sf Ex F' 1 y' 1 ' K ' A ! A - ' - N59 . S ' . 5 B , V H L ' , T L ,Q sharp, c, sidemer, D. JQ? - f , bil . T' shrimplin, N. sierra, M. . 'V . - 'gen , 4 I ll . ,s ' f ' lux , Q' - ' ,ff XM . 6-Q Q ' Y' x X-Af' A 3sf.4,amal . , Wifi ' , l 'x Q . - 5 fl .. . 'Tas - . ' 'ffl S M Preparing for the future a member of Frosh 4 4 .. . . . . . 1 G L li, VA, . team sharpens up on h1s pass catolung ab1l1t1es. ,Q . .Q , . 4 1 . . ' A f . . . 44 . ...eel In Q Ig, 'Q I ' L if M Sanchez, P. Schwartz, P. Shell, R. 0. f. . f X hx , , I L Schiauch, K. Selzer, S. Shiilett, P. H 3 I Fi 7 H t Schmuck, C. Scnxlingor, S. Shimidzu, L. , Y ' K' 3 ' Isxiifff' Q , ' Schwarz, M. Serne, S, Shishim, N. U ,, A f t Q Scnlzmo, A. Sharpe, D. 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I my , ' ' I I , Si Trujillo, L. Turner, D. Ulm, K, Urban, E. Tucker, R. Ulibarri, C. Underwood, H. Utley, R. Testing aftermath usually finds students congregating to compare notes. ' . ' N' ' - ' . 'il . , 55? : J 'lh' H J or 4 Q I ffl 1 1 1 - . 'K 1 g . L 'Q Q E, ' . ,t,A, W W In Vachter, Valle, F. Valle, M. VanBastel.ar, T. Vzmliurg, A. VanDenEykel, J. VanDeursen, J. Vanworner, L. Velardez, R. 19 l ,. M . - ' f , f . a ,- I 3 , f ,.. is V' .. W - Q A 'i g Q : 'il 'B . 124 . 12 fi 4,1 i g. s-, 4. M f' .... , , j A 'V 1 W - fi 5:1 .ffl X ll V I x .1 ,,.' I D , i id.. A V f 1' M- , i .Q .xo ' 4 4 1 i nx on I at as . , . . W ,,,L A ,V,,,, 1 M QWMWQ . ' f 1 , ' .1 K ,I W , f D-1 . he ,, I wi N .V- K 4 ' . ,, K 'V R 2. 1' X ' ' ' 1 of 5 V' ' Good 'til the last drop. Freshman consider the possibility of demolishing milk container in order to get all of its contents. veiasquez, D. Visneau, T. Wall, M. Watkins. Webber. N. 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Wood, D, Wright, W. Zichruhr, D. Winters, D. Woelky, D. Wong, I. Wood, J. Yamanoha, A. Zimmerman, L. Woolley, W. Young, B, Zuccaro, J. Guido Gets Exposure to LHS Life - American Style l s Embarking on a year-long journey to the United States, Guido Cupolo came to Leuzinger via the American Field Service. Residing with the W, W, Dunlap family of Gardena, Guido, along with his fos- ter sister, Marilee, plunged into American life at Leuzinger. Guido readily related to the community about European life. American Scene Unfolds for N ydia of C esta Rica Coming to Leuzinger from the South American country of Costa Rica, Nydia Sanchez brings to Leuzinger, and to the United States, views of the world seen south of the equator. Living with the Fulton family and her foster sister, Sharon, Nydia has experienced Olympian life from all aspects. 'Z ja 113. M' 43' Faculty Mr, Richard Stearns Chairman , English Dept, World Lit, , English SL English Department Emphasizes Mr, Joseph Anbonelli Miss Sharon Arnett l English I English I Miss Linda Baillie Mrs, Sarah Berkey Mrs, Elizabeth Bryson Mr, Paul Capolongo Drill Team, English I Library, English II English II English I,II Mrs. Goodrich gives the typical Writing Lab reaction to a request for an 'A' in comp, Mrs, Mary Jane Craycroft Mrs. Janice Cunningham Senior Sponsor, Creative English II A Writing, Modern Lit, Language Mastery Q1 Mrs. Eleanor HOODGI' Miss Alice Johnson Adv, Comp, , EI1g1lSh II Reading Lab, l i l Mr. William Fleener Mrs, Nancy Goodrich American Lit., Coll, Comp, Speech, Coll, Comp, Mrs. Emmaline Palmer Mrs. JoAnne Ratcliffe English II Adv, Comp., Wr. Lab. Mr, Walter Kaplan Mr. Robert Klein English II-J, Journalism Yearbook, Wr, Lab, Adv. Journalism Mrs. Jea.n Ryan Mr. Richard Schwalbe Adv, Comp,, Wr, Lab, Basic Comp, , Wr, Lab -.p at s-ff gg, s . ,V ly If Enjoying the tedium of daily existence, Mrs. JoAnn Ratcliffe, in- Mrs, Esther Wilson Mrs, Jacqueline Yeary structor of Advanced Comp II, otherwise known as Introduction to English Lit, , English H English II Advanced Partying, throws another barbed witticism. Math Department Mr, Howard Deputy Chairman, Math Department Geometry, Trigonometry Dr, Norman Arnt Mr, Lee Bott Scholarship Adviser, Math II Algebra I Mr, Richard Campbell Mr, James Chadwick Mr, Lloyd Cox Math I Basic Math, Math II Basic Math, Math II Mr, Vard Hunt Mr. Richard Lester Algebra I Math I Fosters Exactness w Mr, Art Linden Math I Mr, John Richards Geometry, Algebra II Miss Jacqueline Walters Math II, Algebra I Mr. Richards prepares bo explain a new theorem to his Geometry class. Mr, Royal Rounds Math I Mr, Leonard Wolfe Director of Student Activities, Algebra Geometry Social Science Reveals Mr. Tom Mores Chairman, Social Studies Department, Government, Psychology, Sociology Fu ture Mr. Carpenter seems perplexed at his class's reaction to semester grades . l Mr. Robert Allen Government, U,S, History Mr. Don Cameron U, S, History Mr, Myron Carpenter U, S, History, World History Past Secrets for Betterment l Mr, Tom Newby World History Mr. Steve Cummings Mr, Terry English World History Mr, Tom Stevens World History Mr, Gary Thornton Government U,S, History Mr. Stevens appears to be doing the natural thing as smog and chalk dust combine to stimulate an achoo. 3 O4 Mr, Stuart Skeele Chairman, Science Department Biology Mr, Irving Byrne Mr, Richard Campbell Chemistry Life Science Science Explores Na tural Mysteries Mrs. Ann Dempsey Life Science Mr, Richard Deuel Mr.. Royal Rounds Mr, George Saunders Mr, Glenn Wilcox Physical Science Physical Science Physics, MunflVIz1de Academic Science Manfllade World World Physical Science Mr. Ray Erickson Chairma.n,- Business De- partment, Typing I, II Business Develops Vocational Skills Mrs. Ruth Beede Typing I, Shorthand I Miss Mary Robins Business English, Business Law Mrs. La.Verne Issaacson Shorthand 11, Sec. P1-ac. NTYW fi Mr. Russell Satterfield Bookkeeping I, II, Business Machines Mrs. Jeri Rozadilla Cler, Prac. , Typingl General Business Mlss Robins attempts to clarify a difficult point 1n Business Enghsh Foreign Language Bridges World to Understanding Mrs, Connie LoPresti Chairman, Foreign Language Dept. French I,II,III,IV Mrs, Elizabeth Bryson Mr, Seneca Garcia Mr. Richard Grether Latin I,II,III,IV,V Spanish I,II German I,II,III,IV,V Mr. Joe Munoz Mr. Joseph Strahan Spanish II,III Spanish IH,IV Mr. Julien Hughes Chairman, Fine Arts De- partment, Drama I,II, Play Production Mrs. Shirley Godfrey Miss Joan Omdahl Draw! Paint, Art Service Crafts, Draw! Paint Fine Arts lncorpora tes, .Stimula tes Culture Interest at Leuzinger Mrs. Nitamarie Thompson Mrs. William Reynolds Mr, Richard Schwalbe JewelryfTextiles, Crafts, Music Workshop, Choir, Piano, Band, Adv. Band Ceramics Piano, Organ ...w Miss Nancy Bayman Chairman, Girls' P. E. P.E. Strives for Sp Miss Maurine Clausen Mrs, Marilyn Culbertson Girls' P.E. Modern Dance Miss Donna Farr Miss Marian Kruska Mr, Tom Davies Mr, Robert Martin Girls' P,E, Girls' P,E, Boys' P.E. Boys' P,E, Mr. James Regunfuss Mr, Ray Smith Boys' P. E. Boys' P. E. Mr. Willis Wright Chairman, Industrial Arts Dept. , Drafting Mr, Orval , Breckheimer Wood, Vocational Counseling, N,Y,C Mr. William Nimrod Mr, Ronald Tyler Electronics Print Mr. Howard Williams Mr, Leonard Whistler Al-W0 Auto Mr. Robert Callahan Mr. John Freeman Metal Wood Industrial Arts Perfects Vocational Skills Mr. Nimrod shows some of the fine points of electronics to junior Chris Bagnolia. 0 Miss Leonda Lines Chairman, Home Economics Dept. Foods, Clothing, Advanced Clothing, Home- making I With the advent of the first semester, the Home Economics department began an entirely new concept in advanced classes - The Vocational Hon1emakingfChi1d Care Program, Under the supervision of Mrs. Baurnanns, 11 senior girls participated in a five week orientation course covering the techniques and handling of grammar - school - age children. The class consisted of a two-hour period with actual work aiding in a nursery school, Operation Head Start, or a kindergarten, The students were evaluated frequently by their employers as well as Mrs. Baumanns. Home Ec. Prepares Students with New Class lnnovatlon Vocational Child Care Mrs. Barbara Baumanns Vocational Homemaking, Marriage and Family, Homemaking I Mrs, Marianne Daniels Homemaking I,II Mrs. Iola Burton Chairman, Special Education Dept, , English 1G, World History G, EH Counseling Mrs . Eloise Broulietbe Nurse Mr. James Wilson Resident Stage Manager Special Education and Services Round Out LHS Programs Mrs, Frances Callihan Mr, James Welsh Science G, World History G, EH Counseling English IG, Math G EH Counseling Mr, Andrew Godfrey Mr, Don Jacobs English I,II,III,IV English I,II,III,IV, Vocational Math, EMR Counseling, World Government, Vocations History, U,S, History EH Counseling Family Living are Mrs, Catherine Bitticks Library Q ef 'T 1 4, 2 I Mrs, Vivian Mueller Library Classified Personnel Reduce Administrative Red Tape Mrs. Irene Perry, Mrs. Glendora. Patton, Mrs. Helen Souder, Mrs Wuufred Stoddard Principal's Secretary Transcription Student Store Attendance vi Mrs. Ann Debban, Mrs. Virginia O'Lea.ry, Mrs. Ellen Thompson Writing Lab Sec'y. Mrs. Bennett's Sec'y. Mr. Adam's Sec'y Mrs. Roberta Spence Auto-Visual Sec'y. Mrs. Bernice Lawson, Miss Boryan's Sec'y. ' , i t ,Sa ra , 'X Wilma Haden, Manager N Front: Emma Briles, Marion Lay, Margaret Dunn, Back: Mildred Wilson, Ruth Villa, Rose Nabor, Ruth Daggett, Cafeteria Staff Provides Nourishment in Many Forms Front: Mary Kalm, Jacqueline Stone, Sarah Salmon, Back: Beverly Robertson, Annie Doran, Juanita Eldridge, Gretchen Weiser. 214 James Hargus, Head of Maintenance From left: Jessee Walker, Frank Inzinga Charles Schlatter, Marge Tourville, John Dovan. Maintenance Crew Keeps Campus Clean 5 uv gb.. From left: Margarito Hernandez, Roy McCormick, William Banks, Robert Putnam, Dominic Dangelo, Earl Reynolds. From left: Horace Cure, Joe Roseberry, Gene Dozier, William Adams, Everett Claunch. .-a, ln Memoriam - Ray Erickson 1909 - 1971 On January 1, the Leuzinger High School community lost a true friend with the death of Ray Erickson, Mr, Erickson, who headed the Business Department, was highly regarded by his peers as a most competent, understanding and strong leader. To his students he was an excellent teacher and an understanding indi- vidual. He was a forceful leader in his representation of the facultyg he was an inspiration to those with whom he taught and to those he taught, His contributions in the field of Business Education, photography instruction, and the general well- being of the entire Leuzinger community are everlasting, Ray Erickson, indeed, was a true friend, OSEC NE 6-1904 CREDIT TERMS LEE'S FURNITURE co. '3305 F'RA'R'E AVE- E --- COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS HAWTHORNE I 13405 S. HAWTHORNE BLVD. HAWTHORNE. CAL1F. 90250 Dean Tribble PHIL'S BIKE SHOP ' 13118. so. HAWTHORNE BLVD, HAWTHORNE, CAL.lF, 90250 13725 PRAIRIE AVE, HAWTHORNE, CALIF, 90250 PHONE 676-8662 HOURS 9 A.IvI. - 6 P,NI, 676-7488 HAWTHORNE BLVD., 121ST. STREET OSBORNE 9-3311 HAWTHORNE, CALIFORNIA SPRING 2-2401 PLEASlNG YOU MEANS SUCCESS TO US LAWNDALE'S OWN SHOPPING CENTER w1'rH ALL vouR NEEDS 15202 HAWTHORNE BLVD LAWNDALE, cAl.lF. 8 YUKON MARKET I35TH AND YUKON HAWTHORNE CALIFORNIA IVIEATS--SROCERIES VEGETABLES ETC SHIRLEY - BOB AQUALARM BELGARD AUTOLARIVI AQUALARM, INC. ALARIVIS SYSTEMS FOR LAND AND SEA 14238 SO. PRAIRIE AVE, JACK HERSCOVITZ HAWTHORNE, cAI.IF. 90250 RES'DENT C213D 678-zoos Jusfocfy Jmuaia do., Una. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and INSTRUCTION I3I I0 Soufh Hawfhorne Boulevard Hawfhorne, CaIifornia 676-8752 MARTY'S LIQUORAMA THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE' WINES-LIQUORS-BEERS-GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS-DELICATESSAN 13510 S, CRENSHAW BLVD, GARDENA, CAL.IF, 324-4229 ORCHARD I-2154 OREGON 8-2434 FOR EVERYTHING IN SPORTS EQUIPMENT A. B. 8: S. SPORTING GOODS II wE SPEcIAI.IzE IN TEAM OUTFITTING 1111 SO. LA BREA AVENUE INSLEWOOD, CALIF' PRINCE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL HIGH PERFORMANCE CAR CENTER TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 1030 W. 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HAWTHORNE, CALIF, HERMOSA BEACH, cAL.1F, - HAWTHORNE. CALIFORNIA 90250 PHONE 676-2228 372-ZI52 Al- EDDINGS EARL l.AsHwooD 679-7775 24 MENS SHOP PHONE I WM JEWELERS PI-ION E 676-I 'III l2S4b Soufh I-Iowihorne Boulevard 772'35'7 I-Iawfhor ne, California 90250 E.L. FOWLER 81 SONS MERRELL PAINT CO. INC. I3I30 DOTY AVE, HAWTHORNE, CALIF, 675-II94 71 I HWIWI I1 I' ' 13838 SOUTH FIGUEROA 1--1 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90061 ,IYI ' IIIMIII 'III' IITLLI 'u1 g.qI Iwi , rg'gfIqU',EI,'- WILLIAMS anos. FURNITURE I? : I I AI BUILT IN THE TRADITION OF FINE HANDCRAFTED FURNITURE I I2208 S, HAWTHORNE ELVO, HAWTHORNE, CALIFORNIA 90250 ' OS 6-6024 OR 8-2863 I BINKS SPRAY EQUIPMENT - WALLPAPER ARTIST SUPPLIES - CUSTOM COLORS I - - .. .Ti CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 7977 FROM THE HAWTHORNE CITY COUNCIL PYLON ADMIRERS - CL, TO RJ: COUNCILMEN HUGH CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH MILLER, MAYOR GREG PAGE, COUNCILMEN CHAMP CLARK AND ROBERT REEVES, ' 26 , T UAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 LAWNDALE CITY COUNCIL COMPLETE LINE OF WATER HEATERS, DISPOSALS, ETC, OLSON PLUMBING REPAIR PLUMBING SPECIALIST 24 HOUR SERVICE Boa GARDINIER, OWNER 3638 WEST 157 STREET PHONE OS 5-5364 LAWNDALE, CALIFORNIA BOB KETCHAMS SPORTING GOODS EVERYTHING IN SPORTING EQUIPMENT LETTERIVIEN JACKETS-GYM CLOTHES ATHLETIC SHOES-FISHING GEAR OR 4-1360 OR 8-8642 10227 HAWTHORNE BLVD. HAWTHORNE, CALIF, ESSEX SHOPPE 'GREAT IIVIPRESSIONS IN IVIENIS FASHIONS COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTALS AcRoss FROM EI. cAIvIINo COLLEGE I5I26 CRENSHAW BLVD, GARDENA INDEPENDENTLUMBER EVERYTWNG CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 ROADIUM DRIVE-IN THEATRE REDONDO BEACH Bl-VD,, GARDENA COMPANY BUILD ANYTHING - 6, 1 Quick Servxcc 5:2 1 X l' INDEPENDENT LUMBEH CU. 'EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER H.L. HALLBERG PAVING CO. 6760 'S 676-3418 ' 227 YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER aL,,g5KTlf565'b Ef:'tf:? 'e?QP 2i21'aP'f,2Ei6 BEST WISHES LAVEN INSURANCE INC. 13543 S. HAWTHORNE BLVD, HAWTHORNE, CALIFORNIA 6I6-II44 COMPLIMENTS OF COCKATOO IN N-HOTEL 4334 W, IMPERIAL HWY, HAWTHORNE, cAl.1F PROTECTED BY LAVEN INSURANCE INC. 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'lima sy. ig, IE Rfb VI' f'i-Y Y'.PHL ,mih ' ,'w ,,, f f,, M.x.aI.mv4S..L.,..L,...I.LmL,?.w-y..L H 'I..-1,4-: me i -I 2' , SHAKEY'S PIZZA PARLOR and YE PUBLIC HOUSE 2500 W. ROSECRANS AVE, BETWEEN cRENsHAw AND VAN NESS GARDENA, OALIF, 323-3171 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 RAYMOND CREAL PHONE 13841 S. HAW, BLVD, 644-3681 HAWTHORNE, OALIF, DENO'S CARPET SERVICE QUALITY CARPET SHAMPOOING FOR I.ESS,,, ANY AVERAGE SIzE LIVING ROOM 56.95, BEDROOM 55.95, LIVING-DINING ROOM S10,00 FINEST COMMERCIAL EOuIPMENT.,. HAND SPOTTING S10.00 MINIMUM PHONE 644-0974 BETWEEN 8 A,M,-8 P.M. DEL F, ROBERTS ED BERGFIELD C2131 644-8611 C2135 644-8612 Posm. IIYAIGRI Pnsss -l. PRINTING WHILE-U-WAITI 13460 HAWTHORNE BOULEVARD ALLAN TALBOT HAWTHORNE, cALIF, 90250 THE HAWTHORNE KIWANIS CLUB rg w SALUTES ITS KEY CLUB ,1Zf!:':E YP-T1 4' Q XY I - 5 Y I x Ia ig?-L' CI, , 1' AND THE ENTIRE CLASS OF '71 P' Q Cdl II emnrmm NitaMarie Thompson The Pylon of 1970-71 closes on a sad note as we pause to honor the mem- ory of NitaMarie Thompson, who died on April 9. Miss Thompson, 28, taught at LHS since 1963, and as an arts, crafts and ceramics teacher, she made many contributions to the highly successful arts program at Leuzinger. The Fine Arts department has lost a true friend as Miss Thompson's many works of art used in plays and musicals will be sorely missed. . .Also, future seniors may well pay tribute to this fine person as she was one faculty member who laid the ground work for Senior Proms. We will miss herg as a teacher, a colleague, a friend. 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